The Baltimore County union., 1882-11-11
Correspondence Baiii@ers coHaty L'a.oa.
LETTER FROM BALTIMORE.
The Election-The New Judges-Repubii-
can Gains and Losses-Looking
Ahead-The Americans"
Straightout Fraud,
ETC., Etc.

ETC., ETC.
BALTiMoRE, November s,h, lss2.
Tho election here yesterday passed Of with re.
mArkable quietude aud order There was no
drunkenness, no rowdyism Of any account. II
vas indeed almost holiday. People seemed alb
sorbed In the great contest, aud after that was
over, the result being known they quietly retired
TO their homes. The Republicans and indepen-
dents uniting harmoniousiy in q common cause,
have triumphed In the election of their Judicia
candidates by majority Of over II 900 against
the straightout Democracy, thus defeating not
only the hopes and aspirations Of Mayor whyie
and his political friends but likewise those Of the
old Democratic ring which has held sway in our
city so long. hard hgh, made to re.clcct
the old Judges, and, though highly. esteemed gen.
tlemen. the odds proved against them. They take
their defeat. as | learn. with becoming grace and
dignity, yielding 60 the will Of the majority. AZ
with them 80 with the independent Judges elect.
all are highly esteemed aud cininently ftted az
jurists. know them intimately. Mr.. Stewart.
for whom u was my pleasure 20 vote as an indie.
pendent, was pupil 81 your correspondent, "Nes-
tor when he taught and was principal Of the
Gay street seminary. in Baltimore. a goodly mum
Der Of years ago. knew him then 20 be an ex-
eellent boy and have since found him true and
good man, an able lawyer and valued citizen. lie
has always been conservative In politics ~ in
other things. There can be no question pi his
making an acceptable Judge Mr. Duffy. though
can 10 also an able lawyer aud esteemed gentle.
man. Mr.. Phelps particularly disiing gaishel him.
self A. thorough ln0n man during the late war
fighting IN the open hsld FOE hi. country and gen.
orally known a. purely conservative. lie !. an
accomplished scholar. an able lawyer and viii be
well suited 10 the Bench. Mr Fisher have ai.o
known many years intimately. IIe g. true g. hi.
principles as liberal. high toned. conservative
Democrat, aud stands high al the bar A. a lawyer
IN evidence Of his great popularity aud htness o.
heaoT the ermine 10 shosn IN tbs tae, that he va,
accepted - the nominee Of both the Democrats
and independents. I may cay. housveF. that
neither q these gentlemen took into cpnsi rfatian
ia the slightest degree. pertaining g. the high
oahec Tor ~hish they .eFe namci the question %
pafiifan politics % political fatortism Ia part
ing With the oli judge. ever highly e,ecnei. ue
alsp seicpiae the ucs une- With great pleasure o.
their seats On the supreme usnsh
The Republican, have ths gfatNcatian a eject.
tne to 'uusressmen uut q the Narsiand le'esa
tiou, shich - one better than formerly Th-y
also ma lie qaiie close snte.; % the sselni lis
. iFic'. sAsgc uar Democratic lr,BI. iieu. = tfci
&. Ialbuu. hai pretty clssr shatr. luug rttI.
fsns. therefore. can raass'e tlrmssiYs. f.f
the ius. ot M BLAIR ia the 70 election of Sir
laibott. sLu - a haiiHi1fs .ouutf t.utsu. sol
By The say. al~ays clever anI .t.sng h..
treuis q both psftis. - a. nsin ht.tasrr NJ
b'air. ueteriaele.'. male t,t., sisst anl is
serves high credit i,t hi. pv.sssefanee cn-t.g
ant ability - li'Flsaei ll ''., .nta,, .l #nte.'
iu,i ended
Ihs defeat 50 the Ksrasil-Au, iu Ns- .t.
Fsunsy i'-nla Nasae.asrtg, ani ..me other
>tates j. shat 80 f4as Alt.. .4teIasl .ssas .a
- setsrh ~esks : ani rsaHs t-.4stf at..i
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Flsef g. A'ef, s4rl isiesi Ia r.rr eco -
1. ltrl ssttr. sol tat.- yarfi 5. A. Biz
asfA4f ~ a. otter. f4tF st ahtn FL e.-
.p''e' aui acre -.l - rsga.asl Ia sraal
Nsisssal .flampa 500 ysar' aesrs -a,a Gle -
- 81 g.