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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-06-18
Some ugly Truths Coming Out.

All J. not serene in the Democratic camp in
ilosaTd county. judging from card from John
X. Clark, member Of the State Central Commit
tee for that county, published in last weeks Eli.
colt City T"e'. II appear. that the other two
members Of the committee are iinssirrs aud ig-
norel Mr.. CLARK when arranging Tor the primary
meeting. &c, whieh. it i. well knoNn. we're fixed
at an unusually early date in order To ciFeum, ent
the friends of ';ov. Hamilton. Sir. Clark says:
Most positively l would have refused ms zig.
nature 10 the paper, IL Is a radical innoV alton
upon long established usage and wa. never done
but once in the history &c party. and that wa.
in 1875 when the several bosses On our ticket came
near being beaten, on that account. running. as
usual, several hundred votes behind the ticket.
The idea of holding primaric. for county officers
in the middle Of harvest is an outrage upon the
agricultural aud business community aud only
suits professional politicians whose sole trade and
occupation in life consists in seeking fat Offices
The people surely 10 not intend g. stand thi. ho.
Gus pocu. any longer. Eorbearance has ceased 10
be virtue Reform they will havc-insIc the
party IL they can. but reform anyhow. This j.
rather an gnlncky season fer the L1..cs all over
the country. l. not the doom Of eur MarylsnI
bosses near ut hand -t;prDan. Cotton. Free ai.in.
Eugene Higgins the latter the champion hull.
doEer in CaTksvlc district. at the lasi local eIe,.
ton. who. under r0wiy alias. with pistol and
whiskcy bottle in hand, buldoEed the quiet cit.
Icns and voted nesroe. and others b.oush, from
outside with the assistance Of she district register
and other conspira;ors. 'whom the Gods with
90 destroy they first make mad"
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-06-18

szS>Ths Frederick ESenirsr says with much
traih that the iecesstic. Of the case require the
immediate d,sapilatiOn Of the leading officials in
the BailiIscts Custom House. for the reason that
they do not enjoy the confidence and reipect Of
the Republican party. They are not In accord
with the party organization in the State. they
cannot lead II and they stubbOrniy refuse to fol-
lon H. Hence the party il diIjOinted and sbnOr.
NAL and its forces therefore canno, 10 rallied o.
common center. but habiiuaiy meet the enemy
with broken and discovered ranks, vulnerable at
all points and consequently easily put TO digit.
No one better understands the obstacles In the
path to success than Mr.. Urnsr, (member Of Con-
gress from the 9th distriei aud no one better CON-
prehends the remedy which would remove the Oh.
struetiOn', which have long blocked our pathway
to victory. Therefore let him confer with the
other leading men In the party, and secure united
party action. and 80 before the President prepared
formally to present the whole question to hi, Ex-
eellency, and ask in the name Of the future Of the
Republican party. that il be wisely and eiectuaIy
disposed Of at once"
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-06-18
Correspondence Bahi~ore County t'"ioH.
ROADS IN THE SIXTH DISTRICT.
Sixrn DIernicr, BALTiHoRE CorSIY.
lima L. 1851

",
June Is, ISSI.
Ms.,rs. Editor. IL would like 10 ask throu Oh
your valuable paper, a few questions in regard 10
part Of Baltimore county II 50, has the county
. road law! Ifit has, who are the men whose
duty u IL 10 enforce tina. Law fairly II they have
been placed In Office 60 serve the people why in
the name Of all reason and Justice don't they do
their duty towards the roads or resign in favor Of
men better fitted for the important po.ition.-
We uneomplainngiy dragged through the mud
aud fields and sideways through winter aud
spring. hoping the supervisors would. in time Ia
some repairing, but no; the meagre amount al
lowed 10 exhausted elsewhere. while n piece Of
road about two miles in length from the inter
section Of the road leading from Becklcysvillc 90
Oakland commencing nj point said road near
WIN. ii. Hohman's paper mills, and running o.
Alesia station, on the Baltimore a Hanover rail
road, in the 9th district, IL In n dangerous condi.
ton for teams 10 travcl-in fact u next 10 i'm
passable. For the most part of the distance the
road Is only ten feet wide. and lies between banks
from one to Eve feet higher than the road bed,
and without any means TO drain on the water
Trees also close both sides Of the road pre-
venting the sun from shining upon IL aud drying
up the mud. The Paitry sum Sf $40 per year Is
expended on the road-a thorou ghfare leading 20
the depot where every body goes more or less with
farm produce and for lime and other fertilizers.
II NC have . road law IL should be enforced If
the law Is defective We will try and send men 10
the Legislature who have capacity aud the inter
ests Of the people at heart, who will give Us such
. Law ~ will remedy the evils complained Of.
What 10 your farm or mandatory worth if % IL
not aecessiblel You're. &C., TAxrArER.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-06-18
rlNRUSTEES' SALE

Ihe undersigned, Trustees. will sell by public
auction. on the premises, on
Ih"T''f"y, ihe hiriish (::OiL) dag Of J~He, 1881,
at four ~ o'clock l.. NJ,
ALL THAT NALt ABLEPE0PERTYIN .<E.
g. baltimore county, containing a
El TWENTY-FIVE ACRES AND
SEVEN sol ARE PERcIIES OF LAND.
more or less. and known as the "Millington Mill"
property. This property is located near VIA.
DUCT BRIDGE. on the BALTIMORE AND
OHIO RAILROAD, extending to n point nearly
opposite the HOUSE OF REFUGE. incIudin.
the stream "f GwYNN'S FALLS. and CONTROL.
ing the water right Of about forty feet tall for
nearly n mile.
The Mill u stone structure, with u CAPACITY II
l9O barrels day when ia running order. The
ice privilege j. valuable. and the proximity Of
the property to the
BALTIMORE STOCkYARD AND CATTLE
COMPANY AND wiLkENS AvENUE
makes IL valuable as an inVestmcni.
This property is improved bya
STONE MILL AND TWO THREE. STORY
BRICK DWELLING HOUSES.
There are two fresh-water springs on the PREM
ises. For lines Of property see Libcr J. d.. Nc.
o.. folio AZ, 4c., one Of the Mortgage Records .:
Baltimore county,
The property Is subject to u yearly ground rent
Of 5000. payable semi annually.
TERMS OF SALE.-One.thirl Cash ON the
day Of sale. the balance in six and twelve months.
in two equal installncnfs the credit PAYMENT. To-
bear interest from the day of SALE and &c be Sc.
cured by the notes Of the purchaser endorsed To-
the satisfaction Of the Trustees. all cash. at the
option 81 the purchaser.
J. ALEXANDER PRESTON.
JOHN II. HANDY. trustees.
MATTHEWS 4 KIRKLAND. Aueii"nccr..
June Its
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THE THIRD DISTRICT SPEAKS FOR MR.
HARRIS.

Al very large and earnest meeting Of the Gar
fed and Arthur Republican club Of Mt. Washing
ton, held on Tuesday evening, June 9Th. the FOL.
lowing resolutions were adopted:
Resoired, That the Garfield and Arthur Repub.
lean club Of Mt. Washington, organized for per.
manent service 10 the Republican party, hereby
aairms its confidence In the present admiu:st
ton. and tenders 10 President Garfield it, unanai
asd approval Of the frm bu, disniGed attitude he
preserves toward the obstructionists Of public
tranquility and party peace.
Rssoiesd, That in the host Interests Of the Re.
publican party Of the State Of Maryland we most
earnestly recommend the Hon. J. Morrison Harris
for Collector Of the Port Of Baltimore, because In
eminent degree We recognize In him every quail.
hcation for Its most efficient administration, be-
sides capacity 10 Organize, harmonize aud advance
the strength OF our party, AMI the nerve 10 recog.
nize the rights Of bis eoiOrsd fellow -eitizens under
the laws.
Rssoired. That in our opinion the Interests of
the Republican party, and those of the Nation are
identical, and that In Maryland. a. was demon
strated In 1875, Mr.. Harris has shown both the
wiz and ability 10 place the Republican party In
honorable ascendeney.
Resoissd, That copy of these resolutions be
conveyed 10 President Garfield and commended
10 hs serious regard the sincere expression and
wish Of Republican workers and voters. "who
know whereof they speak"
BENJAMIN 0REEx, President.
u. u. JErFERsox, Secretary.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-06-18

~ correspondent in our issue Of eth inst.
and who, BY the way. is . better Democrat than
Mr.. Raby-ssid that the Joaraai w.s Subsidized
to the amount Of 81 200 for printing ~ the State
laws. We never stated that the .Joarnai had been
subsidized, but in his las, issue the editor at.
tsmPts to turn the point, made by our correspond
eni, upon ourselves aud asserts that in 1885 we
were subsidized to the tune Of s6l7 for doing the
same work. Our neighbOr should be sure Of his
premises before making such an assertion. The
difference between the JoHraai aud ourselves was
this; The Jo-raars laws were printed In sup
Piemsnt form BY Cotton aud the only trouble he
had vas 10 fold them in his paper and send them
out. For this he received ~ ,2OO less $500 paid to
Cotton for the suPplemsnt'-a clear profit Of si,-
100 Tor the work Of perhaps two hours. In our
case ace ssr@sd The HsoHey ~ putting hs lac. ia
type 10 oar ORA Office aad pSi=fisg hsn IL oar
paper. for rhieh rse,irei sGI5, and which was
very small compensation. Does the public see
the POintl We earned our $6I7, while Mr. Ruby
got his 81, l0o-nsariy double-and furnished no
equivalent. The Journal tells US TO 'be careful
hov We throw stones" W. did not throw the
stone, but good Democrat did, and no hit the
buifs eye plumb In the centre
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-06-18

this subject, II President GARFIELD lends his aid and
makes satisfactory appointments Ia the Custom
House and other prominent places, he will greatly
aid the Republican party oi Maryland towards
gaining 10 true recognition aud position in this
State as whole aiso giving Il supremacy In
mnny 81 the town, cities aud couniios IN their
local government aud business Interest,". The
time Is about at hand for change of pariisan deal
here
The celebrated McltaIt Brewery, one VI the Old
est aud nON the only establishment VI it, Kind ia
Baltimore. Owned aud carried on by Mr.. ThOmas
VI. Dukehart. Is al present land has been for
considerable timc) very largely engaged in the
brewing Of ale. porter aud brown stout, caused BY
n greatly increased demand for those beverages ia
consequence % their being frequently recommend
ell b. physicians n n hcalthful summer drink
particularly pogtcr--whch u pronounced a.
especially healthy. Porter, In consequence Of the
malt from which IL Is made being toasted brown
like coffee, assumes decidedly healthful condition
and Is very nutritious, assisting digestion, gener-
ating blood-if needod-and is aa exceedingly
hcalthful, pleasant summer drink. In consequence
Of being so highly recommended a. pure article
II has gained wide popularity. II Is gratifying
10 know that Sc good medicine IL also n very
agreeable dinner table beverage IN either warm or
cold weather.
observe that all the streets in the Belt runnin |;
east aud west now indexed rs LIST, ID, ID. tn,
&C., streets In place of DcHmead, Mankin, Brown.
ShiTk, &C.. rs they have hitherto been called
The numbering commences at North avenue o.
run out as far into the county lnoFthwardlyl n
Improvements extend. This j. considered a lie
sirable change. Streets running north ani ,oHth
remain NJ they now are.
Speaking with reference 10 general Democratic)
politics In Baltimore and Maryland il is now On
the slate that Hon. Mr.. whyic. aflcr being May or
one term. II being supposed he will manage
Affairs a TO get enough members Of the Legi.la-
ture his side TO his election again to the
U. :. Senate ia the place of Senator James u.
Groome. AZ il would be too long To wait be will
not make a contest for Senator Gornan'S place.
As n setoG for Mayor Latrobe being 90 unceTe
moniously overslaughcd, he IL consoled with the
promise that he l. 20 be made the next Governor
or if not that sent 90 Congrcssfwo years hence In
the place Of Hon. Robert MeI.ane. Everything.
however. must depend on what course the whytc
ring may chose I" pursue hereafter. Gov. lIamil-
ton has been rather too honest in his recent indie
pendent course. and IL his seeming purposes pre-.
vail Ia secure itir sirrfios aad honest c""ai.
unai.itl Ny the corrupt frgi.Iry law. ih" whole
brinocratic party viii b. "-wamp.'l." Taking
either horn 81 tbs llr.nins the party i in bal
way. anI again say gid time !. 1t hanl for
Republicans OF Maryland To make bid strike
this fall. NESt"E.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-06-18
DEATHS.
Death. Free--- Tributes, &C.. 10 cts. . Lin

Deaths Free Tributes, &C., 10 cts. % Line
OREM.-On June 9th. after brief illness. Edwin
A. Orein. in the 3gth year Of his age. son of ia.
late John N. and Sophia Il. Orcm.
McGEE.-A liampden Village. "n June Ieth,
Ellen Mc'iee. aged 20 years, relict of the late
bernhard MeGee.
THOMS0N.-0n June iiih, DR.. I. u. Thomson.
M0RR0w.-on June 18th, near Owings' Mills,
Mrs. keturah Morrow, in the 53d year Of her
age. wife Of the late John Morrow, Sr.
sMlTH.-At waverly, June lith. Mrs.. susan
Teackle Smith, in the sgd year Of her age. wife
% the late franei. II. Smith.
HARTL.i.-0n June 18th. Hester. in the 18th
year Of her age, daughter Of Vim. u. AMI Mahala
y. Hartley, at Ellieost City.
llOLMES.-At LilIiendale, Baltimore county, on
June 18th, Vim. Holmes, aged 81 years.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-06-18

eis- Referring to the fact that at the meeting
Of the Board Of Public Works, which reelected
Mr.. Gorman president Of the Chesapeake and Ohio
Canal, a resolution, offered by Gov. Hamilton, to
reduce the salary Of the Office to $1,000 per year,
against which resolution both Msssr,. Heating
and Compton voted. the Caroline county DsAaoeraf
says:
1--WE fear Mr.. Heating is piling IL on little too
thick. saying by his vote chat one man shall have
the two beet Offices in the gin Of the party. the
salary OF which amount in round numbers to
term himself. Time will tell"
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-06-18

zss- The Washington county Democrat, held
their coRv en,on on Tuesday and elected dele.
gate, to the State convention, all of whom ar,
Hamilton men and opposed to the State ring
The convention passed resolutions strongly en-.
dor'ing GOV. Hamilton. The primaries in Bal,i.
more city ON the same day were carried by th,
ring, the Hamilton wing making no opposition
A. it had already-through is committee Of one
hGnired-chOseH delegates to the State eonven.
ton. One significant fac, about the primaries in
the city this week 10 th.. upward. sf three thess
and votes les. were pollei than were cas-, at th,
Mayoralty primaries last week.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-06-18

JEo- We publish an article to-day from the
Hummer q, LiSsrty. which shows up Col. Vernon,
Surveyor Of the Port of Baltimore. in hi. true
cOlors. We should judge that Vernon occupies
about the same position in Frederick county that
the Christian Statesman does In Baltimore county.
The latter, Of course, not soldier and has no
bullets in his head" but as \ Democratic ally
We believe he Is more Of success than Vernon.
RsPudiated BY their own party-at least the party
they Pre,s'' to belong to-they should form one
Of their own come out boldly for the Democracy.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-06-18
Geo. w. Ward, Henry Stockbridge and
William A. Fisher, Attorneys.

TTNHE NATIONAL MECHANICS BANK OF
Il BALTIMORE EFT AL. VS.. CHARLOTTE
PARKHURsT EFT Al, ia he c;reuii Court for
Baifiaore eoMHiy, IN Equity.
ORDERED BY the Circuit Court for baltimore
county, this 18th day Of June lssl that the sales
made and reported By George W. Ward, Henry
Stockbridge and William A. Fisher, Trustees, for
the sale Of the property mentioned In the pro-
eesdings In the above entitled cause be ratified
and confirmed, unless cause 10 the contrary there.
Of be shown, on or before the lii day Of Jalv.
1851, provided copy Of this order be Inserted IN
some Newspaper printed In Baltimore county,
once IN each Of three successive weeks before the
llth day Of July, 1881. The report states the
amount Of sales 20 be ell, 93a.37.
wM. N. ISAAC, clerk.
True copy-Test;
WA. N. ISAAC, Clerk.
June le.-lt.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-06-18

5Eii~ The Journal speaks Of Gov. liamilton's
efforts to enIsh,en the people on the ,abject Of
the condition Of the States finances, reckless ex-
Pendtures by the ring, &C.. as "his willful ira
duciuss Of honorable officials, aud II further as.
seFts that his desire for reform is simply "will-
ful effort to disrupt and cripple the Democrats
party in Maryland" The thousands Of friends Of
the Governor In this State are alluded to as "a
handful Of INSCRIPTIONS dsmagogue'." Mr.
Ruby also says the Governor lack. "ali honorable
principle" We didn't know the Jouraai man
was loaded. But he's not dangerous and II GOv
IIamilton's friends should win, you will find him
coming up on that side and ready to declare thai
al always was friend Of the Governors and hiI
efforts for reform had my most earnest wishes fol
success "a. % matter Of eourss"
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-06-18

re- Hon. Arthur =. GormAn Is . Democrat
who Is more than well provided for. In addition
TO his Office Of U. 5. Senator. with salary Of
5000 year. he his been reelected president Of
the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal, with . salary
about equally comfortable In proportion. Were
there no other equally good Democrats Who would
have been glad 10 take the latter ofiesi But Mr..
German had to DO reelected In order TO stab Gov.
Hamiiton-snd TO crafty the ring.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-06-18

~ Some Baltimore county Democrats, who
are no, afraid to express their opinion, now come
out boldly and assert that certain individual a,
present holding fat oGieei In this eounty-elaim.
ing to have been elected BY the psopls-hold. l,
without shadow Of right. So the truth IL grad
ually coming out. This 10 not news TO us bat We
are surprised to know tina, there are Democrat.
with Independence enough to tell the truth abou,
the matter Murder will out.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-06-18

ss'r- The whole number Of votes in the New
York Legislature Is i6o Of which 81 il 4 majority,
and that number. or something near il, is nccessa
~ to the election Of Senator. The smaller the
number voting the smaller the number necessary
to elect IL is not likely, however, that absentees
will be numerous until choice is made. There
are LOG Republicans in the Legislature. 81 more
than necessary to elect. The contest over tie
election Of Senators continue. about the same as
it has been With no immediate prospect Of ,ermi-
nation. The mOnotony was relieved few day >
ago by one Of the members asserting that he had
been offered 5000 t. vote against Mr.. Conkiing.
aud an investigation is now in progress.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-06-18
D. O. Mcintosh. Attorney, Tow.on,own.

~ MARY A. SIIEALEY. WILLIAM SHEA.
LEY, "a fhs Circuit Court for Bai,inore eo-niy,
Ia EqHiiy.
ORDERED by the Circuit Court for Baltimore
county, this iith day Of June. 1851 that the sale
made and reported by Charles II. c. Curtis. A..
sighee OF Mortgage Of the property mentioned in
the proceedings In the above entitled cause be
ratified and confirmed, unless cause TO the con.
trary thereof be shown, on or before the Ilh dag
Of JAY, 1851, provided copy Of this order be In.
serted In some newspaper printed in Baltimore
county, once In each Of three successive weeks
before the iith day Of July, 1851. The report
states the amount Of sales 10 DO q, 10000.
wM. N. ISAAC, Clerk.
True CoPy-Test:
wM. N. ISAAC, Clerk.
June ls.-it.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-06-18

jso- Tha. "Pink Of perfection" Mr.. John c.
Sullivan OF the Let district. whom Baltimore
county Democrats sent to the last Legislature,
published card In las, weeks Jo.,aai, arrayinr
hi' mighty self with the German Cotton ring and
eharaetsriIing the Govenors friends a. "the sore.
head element" &c. We arc not surprised at Sal.
ivan's position. lie Is In the right Kind Of com.
panv-for him
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-06-18

es-Ths nsgerstown Herald says "thsrs may
be hne opportunity for the Republicans TO sise,
Comptroller this fall, provided they put up q
man Of high character and undecided honesty,
one Of the James A. Gary type Of Republican,
None other can win"
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-06-18

gze- Mr.. John V. l.. Findlay was n Republican
orator and foamed at the mouth in relentless per-
scruiion of the Democrats during the war. tie i.
now one Of Gov. lIamiltohs maicontcnts. aud with
that gentleman aud his baud "f political sappcrs
and miners. is engaged in the effort 10 overthrow
the Democratic organization in thi. State. Wssi-
siiHsisr .tdrocaf..
Whenever body Of honest Democrats get to.
gc,her for the purpose of making an effort to re-
form the many abuses existing in their party, the
ring organs at once set up a howl that "they are
engaged in the effort To overthrow the Democratic
organization" Even if they were there would be
nothing criminal about il. The Democratic party
ia this State has become corrupt that the
it i' overthrow" the better. II the people are
to be systematically robbed in order to support the
party !, is high time il had gone TO the dogs.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-06-18
New Advertisements.
CARPENTERS WANTED.

Wanted. > or I Carpenters on bench work.
Wages not less than 50 per day. Only first class
workmen wanted. Apply at once 10
GEO. A. UNDERWOOD,
Glencoe. BALTIC. county.
W. y. sTfFFLER,
June ls.-2t.) Rayyiile, BALTIC. county
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-06-18
MARRIAGES.

GRUPY-fANGMEYEG .-On June Ist. by the
Rev. Jacob Pister. Thomas J. Grupy TO Mary,
daughter Of John fangmeycr. all oil Baltimore.
BRAiDEN-DURkIN.- May 18th. by the
Rev. Father W. T.. starr. Samuel ". Bray den.
Of Baltimore. and Mise Maggie 7. Durkin, of
Baltimore county.
WnEELER-TIPToN.- June iith, by the
Rev. J. Edwin Amos, Joshua Wheeler t. Mi.
Amanda e. Upton, both Of Wooiberry.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-06-18

es-Mr. John King. Jr.. arst vies-pr,sidea,,
ssd Mr.. WIN. Ksyser, second vice president Of the
BAltimsrs and Ohio Railroad Company, have re-
signed the arst named on account Of falling health
and the latter 10 engage In other business.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-06-18

30 The primaries this week will fairly open
the Democratic ball In Baltimore county. Some
heavy work will be Pu, In at the eonvsntion NEXT
Monday and the various factions win begin ar
raging themselves against each other. There are
warm times ahsad-and don't you neglect to re-
member H.