Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-05-26

nterested--a' fact borne ont byfmypre-
iyi6us ariicIe---uH who wish relrench-
meDi and reform shonldbe interested,
and I am no exceptions and although
mol prompted b. any promised personal
favor. ret do not proiess.ib be sucha
paragon as not 10 accept, wiaensstis,in
the cause of,fightIand refbrms
The sentence, every dog has his
day, and | apprehend that Jas. I. M.
Raley has had his in 81. Mary's couns
iy," is so expressive of the whine Of q
pup, led on by the bark of hounds, thai
II needs no comments.
"Cni Bono" does not approyeaof the
manner in which, Gov. Hamilton has
thought proper 10 make public the short
c0mlngs Of the ring" and questions
the policy Of his doing il wlJenihe did,
yet Has aptliing iSlsaysioslis disParage-
lIuentl What a,mysiIral writer Does
he think; to- misIead and make US be-
lieve that ITO preach reform al a proper
ttme andlin a'proper SPIRITS truly noble
and deserving OF The highest commen-
Idation," by covering up and keeping
secret the many disgracefpl abuses Of
power committed By tie very 'men--
lGofmanI Goltbn 81 Co.-who. by The
Democratic convention Of 1879, bound
themselves to- carry out in tie proper
spirit its mandates but who, after gam
ing conirol Of the machinery ofthe gos-
ernment, thought I'll, as means o.
keeping themselves Ia power, ihcsbeta
ter.ta satisfy. theiis ilsssssdsis : s.
wasting the public money and. G -
oul their selnehsends, 10 run Tin diteet
opposition TO the Executive and all. BIS
reform measures
'n This, then; is t6epariy 10 which "Cui
Bnnop would advise the Governor 10
submit Ah.l "Cai Bono you Won't
do; youHave cleaHy identified Yourself
with The Communication ring" Tbs
tho IN the fare Of popular sentiment.
Then may not hurl back the gratuitous
inslnuaiion os'promised personal favor,
no matter # you should disregard 'psr.
~ fraliyn (the candidates not being 10
your individual likingO and vote tier
publican ticket.
! "Cat BhaoP would impress the pub
Nc that Henkle, Banron s. Co. are not
At associates in carrying out the reform
pledges made 20 the people IN 70 and
Blocked BY the Gorran "Fing Leg. la
lure" soon after Why, "Cui Bono,
1 wo1ld suggest an ice bath asa means
of cooling your somewhat oVef-hrateh
bFain--perhaps fhea you may be aJfe 10
understand the true history ofretrench-
ment aud reform and how hard and abs
Nj. Bsnnon fought in the last General
Assembly 10 carry orti and make good
the principles unanimously adopted in
convention and advocated on The "busl.
ings''--perhaps then you viii Justly ap.
preciate the efforts Of Gov. Hamilton.
a. s0cisted with BannoRsBd others. Sea-
alor Comb. Of 81 hFaryfs. included
Does "Cui DoRo' IN reality hold ~
will against Dr.. Hcnklc, ar i. his mind
20 b,assed rhat he holds spite against
any ore that Mr.. Kaley ardedtly sdp.
ports 7 venture that TIM record 81
DIR. Henlclr wat bpar any iesl that hi.
enemies can make. lhs ea~mics are
endeayoring 10 make much OF his hav-
my beer a "ring man, but, hiie dos
ing so. they should not lose sight ifal
in none OF his public acts has he ever
disregsrded the faith ryposcd ~ him,
nor made willfui OF disgraceiul wasie
at tbs nsbAT ipoR6 aoi9' aIu fGiy rep
reseDting ~, been Instrumental ia adj.
ding 70 oor resoarees---o9iainiag appro-
priaiions from the General Governments
Tor internal impfovcmen,s--thea dyan.
iages Of which, have no doubt, "Cui
Bono" and other dissenteFs sometimes
resp.
Mr.. Raley il given credit for control
ling the Stalc-County patronage for sew
ersl years past and Is charged with Us
ing SAID patronage toiurther selfish ends
What II Mr.. Raley was The Instrument
by which anime Iseazna.. saeas llseAs llsl...ls
And II his friends, is il no. uatural 7
Can "Cui Bono" point out single IN
worthy or incompetent individual re-
commended by him fR.Di The charge,
using stase-COuaay patronage, - 10
RrouDdless, that il needs no reiulaiion.
YET was il moi Mr., Rasey W ho, in 1873,
by mastery management, sptit and
threw the republican party in confusion,
thereby causing the success OF the Dem.
ocralie ticket with but few exceptions
win any sane man hold for a moment
that said elected ticket Was composed
wholly 'oi Mr.. Raley's particular per-
soSaI ffieads WIN any but fools
say thai IN this csmpaign ths Stste-
Comfy patronage was used ia further
ence OF selfish. personal endsi Dogs st
hold good, because Mr.. Raley was
candidate ard elected, that il was
selfish and personal ends No,
my friend. "Cui Bono" you have either
overloaded yourself or ne being led es-
tray by revengeful and designing per-
sons.
Z Now, 70 chow whether either Raicy or IIenkie
has lost caste Of not IN 81. Mary,s county a win
give little history Of recent date, which "Cui
homo in fis zeal 70 detrtct seems TO have lost
sight Of During the late Democratic Cor
gfessional conttst 10 nominate, the Democrats
81 thel3rd eeciioffA-lhe banner Democratic dis
trct--met in primary, BY authority. 10 eleBt
delegates 10 a County Convention, and owing
10 family differences tive tickets were put into
the sed--one by Harris, King, Wilson 4 Co.,
the other by Raley--the former characterizinz
the latter (Raley s rs being tHeakle-iicket"
and fought Il on the green As such although