The Baltimore County union., 1882-10-21
corrsspoAdsHcs Baifimors County Ua.oH.
LETTER FROM BALTIMORE.
The Independent Judiciary Movement
The Municipal Election-Doath Of
Rev. Thos. Quard-Th0 Per-
manent Exhibition Pro-
Joct, Sc, &C., &C.
BALTIMoRE, October 18th, lsSe.

BALTIMORE, October 18th. ISSs.
A mes,ing-it may really be termed an inde-
pendent mass -meeting-is TO take place "a. night
at Coneordia Hall, for the purpose Of giving en-
couragement and shape 60 the independent move
ment now progressing, looking 20 the placing
proper candidates before the people Of Baltimore
~ inde2ndcnt nominees for the Judiciary to the
Supreme Bench, composed Of Judges who may be
elected aud assigned 10 the several courts Of this
city. The indications are that the meeting will
be a very enthusiastic, determined, dignihed,
earnest aud enthusiastic one. The capAcious hall
will, doubt, bo filled TO ovcriOwing the cause
is ono In whieh-excspting certain one sided pol
iteian'-the people at large are deeply interested.
There seems a restless and earnest dctcrmin a.ion
with our peopie-ihe masses regardless Of party
Ito have the Judiciary problem lifted wholly
above and outside Of political manipulations and
influences. excepting such as may tend TO the ben.
eft Of all, free from the control Of any paTtizan or
political Organization. This l. what has long
been desired by the citizens Of baltimore and they
appear nov fully In earnest upon giving the mat
ter a determined aud effective trial Two out of
every three voters In the city have no hcsitancy
in expressing their approval thereof. not because
there are any special or personal objections "a the
old Judges reccntly 70 nominated by the Demo.
cratic party, but because they are the nominees
Of one sided political party which. as generally
conceded. should not be countenanccd or sanction
ed touching 'o high. dignded and responsible an
office as that of the Judiciary. whose crnine should
be Kept pure and unsullied by the soiling innu.
ences OF political and PAriisan eorrupiions.
The municipal election IN our city ior mem bers
vf the city Council takes place next week. There
appears TO be a good deal of tnharmony among
Democrat. in several of the wards. aud Il /. ques.
tionablc " they meet With partiIan success a..
hitherto VouehsAiei 60 them as party. What 4.
called the wofkihgmen's or Labor party Ia too
young and undiseiplinel ye, Go command much
LA. a.. IA f.Il
l. .IAis Is quite power aud in time mus, command
Needed political influence. Il takes more from
the Democratic than the Republican party.
An impression pre-, ails with very many tha,
Hon. Stevenson Archer A. an independent canii
date for the Chisi Juicship Il the Third iistfic,
will receive very large vote ant run the regular
Democratic nominee closely Il not efer,ually
The sudden death u Rev Thlma. Guard. 1t
Mount Vernon VI. T.. church. has caused deep Tc.
grcis With the many wha knew him. III. funeral
ye.terla, Wa ,er. impre..i,e. solemn and large
~ attended hy bath .cNc. and those of al asc-
lie VA. uuquc,t,"nably. a man ~ decided ~ofth.
sNceience ant ri"4ucuce. having ic" oiial. ~ 40
orator Lctv 70 clse~h here
The sudden ieath. t... q Ia g. e. Cove. q
Young. highly Prumisine aui .u-ces.iul thy,iciat.
~hose fe.iieuce aui oai'c Ncfc 90 the north .il,
vl North sseauc. ga the cauut,. ha. caused dccp
regrets. There we're fcN physician. NTH bfig ghtrr
aui mute htttorus rru.Ics's.
learn that according 9, eNaci mea.uremeut g
the peiromrter letter carrier "a the ruuni a.
guei hitu 90 the brit. north ot ~scpui street
i' obliged g. ssk D.! miles % the tistrtbati"u ni
hi' letter. AMI paprTs. hence i' hrtnmc. impu.si
bic Nth tie pre,rut f'tc Il carrier, .. l.r,buie
tar mail. o. frequently q. r.Ir,i la that sveil. o.
of the lic.t col Air.au ha~r,rr. o. hoping soon
9. be as suei .lsh f.f,c ar hslp a. vi.i enable
him 10 meet the wi'hr. ani Vs.i4i uvcts q a.. iI
that tt-iuIfs
I,i.u.~ quit, apparent sni h.rsial thst the