The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-03-04
Special Correspondence Baiiisaors County Uaion.
MARYLAND LEGISLATURE.
AxxAroLis, March 2d. 1859


AxxAroLIs, March 2d, 1889.
DAY OF DEBATES.
Tuesday was unusual in the number Of debates
that occurred In the House on measures before IL.
The House showed is temper most emphatieaIly
on the question Of aiding private Institutions Of
literary or scientific character. The question was
upon the substituting for the unfayorabls report
Of the committee, the bill giving the Maryland
Academy Of Science 5000. Several speeches
pro and had been made when Mr.. Cuttings. Of
your county, chairman Of the COMMITTEES on Ways
and Means, closed the debate In . mastery man
ner. lie told both political parties that they were
pledged 20 the people for reform, that IL sIOO 200
were voted TO private institutions Il could not be
paid without raising the present rate Of State taxes
lie would like to encourage these Institutions, but
he must protect the people. The House might
well face the inevitable on this question now and
the House did face Il at once and voted the motion
down BY the decisive figures Of g. to IL.
There was also = running debate on the bill 20
enable the College Of Physicians and Surgeons to
grant diplomas TO graduates in pharmacy. Before
the bill vas passed an amendment was tackled on
putting the students Of pharmacy at the College
Of Ply sicians and Surgeons on the same footing
as the pupils Of the College Of Pharmacy. This Is
not what the College Of hyseians and Surgeons
wanted-but they will have 90 drink the water Of
Marah none at ALL
The third debate took the form Of great farce.
IL was on a motion to substitute the State Local
option bill for the unfavorable report Of the TEN.
/ perance Committee. Mr.. Duvali, the author Of the
! bill, in mock solemnity and glowing numbers, adj
vocatcd the passage Of the bill. His feathers fell
when Mr.. LugeHbeel, the chairman Of the Temper.
ancc Committee, asked him IL he would vote for
local option II the bill passed. lie lodged an
answer. Pending confederation Of the bill the
| House adjourned.
In the Senate the debate was on having glass
ballot-boxcs and changing the machinery Of elec-
ton. The Democrats opposed the bill as being
unconstitutional In some Of its provisions. Sena.
| tors Clark and Brace took the floor in defense of
the Republican position. and charges Of fraud
| freely banded across the chamber Tho debate
said 20 be the hottest Of the session. senator
Williams. as usual took the floor In defense of the
! Democracy.
rus OYSTER INTEREST.
Oystermen Of Annapolis point with grca,
pha.i- 10 the fact that the Legislature Of New Jer
| sey has appropriated $1,000 20 buy Chesapeake
oysters 20 plant in New Jersey waters, and that
vessels chartered by that state were IN Annapolis
harbor Saturday purchasing oysters on this
/ appropriation. They also call attention 60 the
fact that the Virginia law sends yiola,ors Of the
oyster la~s 20 the psniientiAry. The interest
thus exhibited IN these two states ia the oyster
interest ought {, be emglatcl. they think. By the
state % Maryland They call attention % the
/ celebrity with which oysters disappearing from
our waters. Five year. ago a dFelger would catch
. in single lay i've Or ~ hundred bushsl. On
Neat iraNl bafr now NOT an - ttcf - - be found
there. hni through sisalnss AZ night par, q the
longing ground, On Thomas. Pom; have been
( broken up ~ the ifclscfs.
POLITICAL PROPHECIES.
From the lay Napoleon put away Josephine the
star g b.. destiny began - -et. The young Ma
paleun shen be Ils ufccs his political fortunes from
Nj. cotton NAV discover be has put avay his
Josephine II Mr.. Bsyar4 want. % carry Mary
land iof the Democratic Pressiential nomina;ios
be must NJ sNin. On g. the tail e the routed state
I manager.
efrl FNtFNsoS.
The ci;y cstcr.ien c5Iaiu tiee .. couposei q %
teen tucmtcFs. q - "a, siA Afe ff0m Baiumsfe.
I siN from BALTIMORE county. snd three from other
counties. The sis from the cats are Latufaliy in
e.. - extcfsi-u. those from the county ., nat
afs.is ofl..ci O. g. aui g ;he rsmAiuias three.
one 8. 10 favor oue oppo.s.i. ani one non -cata
initial. This committee Ia. nssef had uisstir :
. a. Mr. ditiings. the chairman. has never called
them g. gsthsf very efrrtlte method u staslns
. "a unweic3ne s4biect. though 10 has been pro
+ ppsei that ~hsn the committee can muster quo.
faua. % elect another chairman. unlsss NJ. CIT
uugs attend aud pfssile over tie nestings 10 tia;
caparit!
fHr rEErfasSfr QrrstIeN.
TIE state Iempsranco Alliance people cane
I dssu Wednesday "hkc a ualf On the foii." an
arf4yeI thelass.ses 10 opposition g. pgvAiIs gen
I srai option bili The temperate. ecsa'niitee gave
thea a spccial bearing AMI several speeches uefe
aui dsisniel D.. measure. ta; the cammitis.
arose vi'hsa; ;aking any action The -hois
question hAs been fci aside fof ieri'iuH on Tsss-
day neat
HAtTiH.RH ~, NYrEs
I On Monday nis1t atnars the leaves granted
+ G. intreisge tius. 49, On. b. VI Jahn.on. =
i baltimore county. &. ANAL ths charter q tTAs
. Philadelphia. rs liningtau All bs,ta 4. co..
The Hsliimafe -sauiy Delegation reported anfA
'oFAbis as's ti.i q, pFasiis taf ,''zihs bsiliias
pefuiis "a EAlt-. e,.. All the report So Aisgts
~ the Iusslay o ~ sesslaE e tue iiuurs. tie
fiiaaIus li9a's bile -er~ pAs.ei = Aaihonss
: the Baltimore An1 heistsfsissH TaFbpiks Co g.
cs.le 90 road . Eauu.afs ciiy. Batisgss easniy.
3 Carroll c.4riy. aui tAe cts e Westuinstrr spa
Such n4ii o. AL terms - nay b. sgF.ci upon
+ T. autharls the rsanty Camui,.l acre ~ Hal,3
/ c.an;y - Tesslb sfss ~ "a. a. Eimmey TT lose "a
/ sreetius schoii haate 4hlsf Contract.
Later inisli Eerre - - that the city satenfia
has been saeciualy ALLIED BY rga,5H 4 the yfoat
Z AMI diplomatic action % the csanty islegatiYn
IN reference g tAs pfapose-l easess q wsins.iay
! light. whsn they held the balance q poser.
! Ths bill ihtfoduesl BY M Morris. provt4ing
/ Or the psbishrasat u Psri,s. psliatnr certain
stream "a Baltimore county. has been referred 20
the Judiciary ca1a litfee and q is hapei by the
/ Baltic county delegation ;hai there uil he o.
I Gently barred. Should it come ~ hsseseF. .
most determined stand all be- taken Asatns; a.
AHi the interest q paper manufacturer, ~iii be
/ tezloasiy watched aud defended
HiLi FuE LEe ALixISs rRiWAsirs.
The bill % ieEaiiIs Primary Elections. in'roiuc-
/ 81 By NJ fafbeF. q Balto. c9anty. and uhicA foi
/ loss 90 some extent she Ohio las IA such good
/ and practical operation 10 that state, makes %
Discretionary w4th the political pAFtis, 20 avail
thsinseltes = 10 pr,vi.ions lie thinks this
moves the point - uncoh.;itgiionAity urged
against any tiii lesahIing primary elections. Il
prov les that tie judges shall Be O. fairly
and faithfully conduct the elec,ion. ard any vio-
~ Nsfw h.ff g.. -
n; less than $50 nor more than s.e0. o. BY i'm
Prlsonmsni 10 the city county jail not less than
one nor more than six month. or by both such tns
an4 imprisonment The judges shall administer
al oath 10 anyore whose vote 10 challenged any
person swearing falsely 20 be deemed guilty Of
! perjury. Any eaniiiaie Offering bribe. shall be
suhjsc; 70 tns and imprisonment above. and
shall be disqualified from voting a; future primary
elcetions. Any person iniimidaiiHs voters shall
be liable O. fne u DO; less than sloo. by i'm
pTisonment in the county or city Jail for not lees
than twenty nor more than thirty days or By both.
Each candidate shall have the poser to place =
representative IN the polling room 70 stiffness the
! counting q tickets.
On Thursday. Mr. FArbsr presented = petition
from John Wright, Daniel Rider aud other mem
hers of the BAlta. Corn and Flour Exchange, pray
Ing the abolition q the 0hee Of CHER of grain
nov existing in the city of Baltimore.
The bill 20 authorize and direct Columbus I.
shipley 10 convey 10 the 3oVanstows NJ. 4.
church apiece of property, fAvorably reported.
| Ia the Senate, Mr.. Williams obtained leave 10
introduce ball 90 abolish the Office Of Insurance
| COmmissioner and 10 transfer the duties % the
COMPATIBILITY. X.
Ey- A eolored convict in the Maryland Peni-
Tertiary, named RobeF, Taylor. vas shot and
killed on Wednesday afternoon by Jas. Byrne, an
officer u that Institution. Taylor was directed
20 do some work which he refused 10 perform, and
epOn being remons,sA,ed with made a desperate
assault, upon the officer with heavy instrument.
with the result stated. The eoroner's jury exon