Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1881-05-27
Communications.

KNOW MNtlt I'd blsLtE litN ffftf lNtf t''l q
I still adhere to the opinion that pHp-r Is in
/ consistent when IL R1ic undertake. ~ c1Hslenv
that which n short time ag0 y g71niqe fa.d. Hu.
/ only because IL has ch1Hged ~ opinions upul
Z uot'rys srhffh are az true Npf7 "F lt"~+ nH'
] which H. fiils TO show are not sruc in ftct.-
I III. cfWse. which has prod need this revolution
in .hc mini Of the editor may be all gJsregf0h
aud since 1t would be conjecture upon my
part 10 rceur 10 il, do not propose 20 1ll"w
il further Ms ouly object iu pur-uing this
subject is to present 10 the Democrats OF
Charles county both sides Of thi, question,
since III NY, who rely entirely upon their
county paper have never seen the Governor s
letter nor been made acquainted with Tie
motives which have induced him, IN 10 mr.
rdiga his party. as the 7imes would have
them believe, bu 10 cTp,se IN them me Anus q,
dHdtrirduGgdHce IT Mose ~ tch0m Nty hGcc caH-
Hied trusts Which h0ye been bGragcd, mil sa0tr
that he pieoiges he, and me p1riY. 'rtose ctHdi-
diie he tcas mate of ccriaia specific reforms,
.fdiied nat hr9a2h 0HH i1ck If eGort,. uooH his
part, n accomplish them. bm Hroah Influences
operating upoH co-0rdjHIfe br7Hch " tbs s. !.
gopcrnDam, The LegjslJturc, Wdir' r.rnrtea
erlry Increment ofMc Cor Yp-r. ...d igncye{ en-
treiV, his rccomrendo urs. eatJrocd "a r.,
mcsSaJe aud chicb lie IihiesendOfsed SO HtlV
bU nor con"mhs If in this controversy.
can coprince any one, bv simply bringing ont
the Prominent failures Of Gov. lldhilton' S let
ter, which all admit to be tue ! shall feel
amply repaid for the part have performed.
This much ! say, to s low the motives, which
prompt me to the task ! assume.
The only reason assigned by the Times loi
now condemniny in Gov. Hamilton, what
heretofore it so heartily en- lorsfd, is that hi,
message ",caS addressed 10 DE legislature ten
in session" while his "Jom5sdsiE' is a,Iiress
ed 10 feto p oiticidbs IN Baltimore city" Now
| should be pleased to know whence the Time,
derives its information upon this point / an
| tolerdbly familiar with the names of leading
politicians Of the STATE, aud certainly have
never seen mentioned in connection v ith AM
political movement tile names OF the gentle
men 70 whom the Governor letter was I'd
dressed and all Of whom believe, reside IN
| baltimore ciG, except two-Gen. f. f
iardcaslle, who is prominent citizen 81
Talbot county, well known to me, as n high
toned honorable gentleman. WIG represented
his county in the LEGISLATURE Of 1878, and
against whom not "a breath o. suspicion was
ever heard, and Captain Ge3ree rta,n s a
worthy citizen o. our sister count, uf> V Z
ry and who never held public posi- iuu Of
pny kind except that of sclo0 examiner ST
81. Mary and is a plain frmer, devo u.
hlmse + TO his ayocation and is known t. be /,
man OF The highest integrity, AMI tie peer )
any In the hand
Thus u Will be seen, that the Tim is in
error, when ii attempts to bcijtlc Governor
ll'milton letter, by charactcrjzing IL, a., 'im
u:rtip,,ltp,,t ~ Ia. mani, p. l ,.t !.
a a., .'''''t.' '''
,rt ~ IT," t"''l'' l"'i' OF u ''ti."''ectIN
~ ''''a "' ',"'P's 70 excuse ~ 3-iltnh,
hy assuming, than Gov l}auilton. IA a,djrr.s-
ma his oDsy LBsr to ID. ,...ye nj. g,
,I'yo,,,b a. ..,J.. r.
a., III W ~ " w '"'e" VI 'u "'u
''''o' ~ '''si','c g. OF I'i,gr 10
e. '' -"'-' "' lir :" v. yen
W. 0i''"' ''ii'". "i 'He ''Nti nos >
"'e9S'S't We uedt'tl i'lm 10 pe sincere ~
NV Iiiu ~ WI y INV we arg NC" htm p the
"cl.el ulaIi IL Tue governor hld n'u sincere
ana unselhSIi IN his desire to Tighten the lur-
uehs OF the people &c Now lhia Is bare ls.
struoh, not suhstahtated by any facts The
I"aeS cannot poiat y one sing, ac' Of Gov
h"hi,t"h 5, 20 prove th~t Re is not sineer' ia
us ehOrls 10 carry ont the = ''scs IA d to
We People IN 1879. Nhcn IL inpa'@5 20 the
Governor 'seItishness, # that means, IL, he
inc governor, wants the credit Of having ta-
nt"Nored 70 luihi tae pledges he made, and
10 place the responsibility of tsr'r ti'nrr,
uLou ','' n''H VINO PFefeatfd TIER Hecom-
~ "u' u'' sure llal IL u iAaIi 10
~ s'i"S". As"'"' the 4"eS viii MT j.
~ 1'HS /" question we Governor m"ttye>
~, ,f 7''"s us O'uo"'' .fe' Sine Ing
,d ,,, -. 10 " ',S """in. 'MP 'iiNc
- " aN"ise iA an tY-
y, VI. 70 cnue 'Fot TO secure Ich
menm"5 80 49, i'ii 'ue Du1dens q ihe
pvGP,' al ~ '.'''t',J PNpo-e III g act, OF
M, o'',II' ".yn ''''t re tcul 'nS the
~, t;,i i ,''0''' "sd using And ahuS.
l ~ ~ l'.','s' 10 'i'e.f ss!!-as 5faudjz
,icnis,r ,'l1,n,2 ~ o',,"t % l4etI r.
cr,r 'o'o ~ U'l l'e''loaa''c 70 use
ny. '",,,'i]' ~ ,'Ie ''1 hotrauc party OF
tbcsc ,,,.cs ne - !" -0'' .i5t'i,.
ms 'u'N, I'-sc'1's c'-- '"luIIy an
sM '''l IN 'he Affirmative, am frank TO AZ
\ ~" Jug 'h"t my ihth IS false; do not
understand the mission OF The grand old par
y, under whose banners have always felt il
AN honor to MARSH, even to defeat And if|
tOt. rtivpis.. f,l -,..;,...t,.f.. .-..
N'9' W ''' tlluNtP!cS involved IN those
questions arc irot, am an inhdel in polite.
and Will never az in participate in me ,.olitiL
sal struggles for the supremtrv Of D,..nnor't;,.
priuc. III, ia thc .t,lmini.tr,ti ~ ,',l,r;ae
Lars. And AS know Rnn,,ili,,,i.i,, -
N'' - ltt'tii' ttltN IT, t9 sttl-