Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-06-29

u was % This pFopositiea that Our eote@-
poragy should have addressed himseif II he
addressed himself 10 snything in reply 10 Is,
and though il win be seen he has not avoided
IL aItOgesher, jet the great bulk Of his eOm-
ments Is o. Subjects that ws never raised a
insneahoue and have no e0neeEn with in this
connection. We therefore decline to step be-
yona eur logical entresehmests % Sight either
the ''Aeti0n of The Bosds," ''ths strategy Of
Police Comnissioasr Coltoa," q the sellIng
out b. Ihe Managers Of "Judgs Chew so'gss
in he AEne Arundel deiesatioa," GFst. be-
cause our Prsssat position ID very eomsOrta-
bic, and thess matters are no presenteO ncerss
OfourS, and seoOndly, the 'iaetioa" and
The strategy" are acts with two sides 70 them,
and We have Only. aoW he Reeords sids, and
because the ''Sellisg sss'' charge may prove
Do be pure Eetion and nothing else. 70 meet
SquaEslT, hswsver, Ell demands tie RsesrSmay
have upoa -, ne give Plses bsi0wso what
u has 70 say on eli thsss sskjses, viii he
''ansniEss'' ine:udsd:
soar eotsmporary may plead ignorancs Co
ne Eacb we have stated. bat re beg is not o
eonfess for ~. We know whereof We SPEAK,
and doubtless the facts viii etartle the gentle
nativeS Of The remote and unknown region Of
81. nary's. Judge MagFuder was deleasea
/ Tor the Democratic domination for Judgeship
which LEFT the Democracy without Al ofieiAt-
y nominated candidate In The Sonthern
Maryland district by the personal spposuiion
Of men who were then the head aud front Of
the State managers. We should prefer not
70 name them, bat lest our motives Be mis-
understood-we refer the BEACON 10 the
4etion Ofthe Bonds e. Calvert, and 70 the
strategy Of Police Commissioner Colaon who
90 Tar interested himself, though not q resi-
dent Of the district, az 20 20 down % the jadi-
eial conventi0n, and 20 superintend in pernOa
the deadlock and to see that IL was maintain
ed. The BEAC0N, We observe belongs to that
class Of democrats that know nothing Of the
sins Of the State Managers, out OF, we pre-
sumo, the rural simplicity Of manners that
still prevails In the politics Of provincial dis
tricts. The bEAcoH, as 10 confcsses ignorance
on the subject, does not appear 20 know what
Eas well known here last winter, that the
State Managers sold out Judge Chew to get
In the Anne Arundel delegation. One cor
rec;iSn we desire to make. Zke Records not
"GOv. HAmilIOn's Annapolis organ" IL is
no mans, no cliQue's, no party's organ but
Il the mOuth-piece Of the editor who main
| tasa8 through - what he believes TO be right
and disippFoves what he thinks wrong. Fol-
lowing that line Of conduct we have fonnd Q
great deal in Gov. Hamilton's course 70 ap-
prove Of, and not q little 20 condemn. We
have not hesitated to put these sentiments In
print.
GAS TO Judge Brooke nos been fairly cleo
ted, il 10 well known that in Calvert county,
the attempt Of the judges Of election to hold
en- election similar TO the beautiful Anne
Arundel specimens In one OF the districts, was
frustrated by the people only TO the effect d
having no election in that precinct. As that
district contained votes enough TO have turn
ed the scale in Judge Chew's favor, and the
people were deprived Of their voice il the mat
ter by the illegal action Of the judges ef cleo.
ton, IL Is plain TO honest and reasonable men
that Judge Brooke was not elected, and biz
title TO the Office 10 anything else but good
morally or legally.
'GOVernor Hamilton may reward Judgs
Stones Griends with Office. II this be 90, it Il
Only one Of those ldiosy ncrasies that the Gov
has had OF rewarding his enemies and pan
ishing his friends. We do not hesitate q
condemn this imPOlitic and improper course. >