The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1882-04-29
Political Notes.

New Hampshire has twenty-three candidates f1r
governor
A Cincinnati correspondent ofthe New York Times
predicts that Ohio will so Democratic next fall by at
least 5000 majority.
Mr.. smalley, well-known correspondent of the
New York Tribune says the people of Ohio care less
than nothing for the present administration"
The Amerioan takes gloomy view Of the prospect
Of the Republican party at the next election, il Pres
ident Arthur continues TO ill the offices with stall
warts and predicts Democratic victory il matters
are not better regulated.-B0itiH'orc Sar.
The Augusta. Ga. Chronicle is inclined to believe
that sufficient pressure WILL after all the denials be
brought TO bear upon the Hon. Alexander II. ste
Thens TO compel his acceptance of the nomination
for governor Of the state and in spite Of his rcluc
lance to stand.
of the Atlanta CoRsaii1H took it into his head TO
see what had become of the men who did the dirty
work in the counting out OF the Tildeu electors in
that state. lie found only alive and he an out
cast, who long ago confessed his crime.
A dispatch TO the New York TfHaes comedies that
the recent accommodating and other legislation OF
the Ohio Assembly viii probably turn Ohio over 10
the Democrats by from 5000 10 j1ts0 majority. \
prOminentRepubiican leaders, quoted saying that
though the state has just been redistricted to
give the Republicans sixteen of the twenty-tw
congressman he doubted If they would get more
than three.
4 mass meeting wsS held in Washington wc,ipeS-
ton night. under the auspices Of the Federation of
Labor. Fourteen trades unions were represented at
the meeting. Thomas Galloway was elected chair
man. and made speech bitterly dcnouncing PreSi-
dent Arthur for his veto OF the Chinese bin ReSo-
lntions were adopted declaring for a comprehensive
organization for the purpose OF defence against the
invasion Of harbarpus AsiaIic hOr1es, commencing
to the President, as part OF his sworn duty, the en-
foFcement Of and calling upon working men 10 up
hold the rights Of nan and make honest industry
he road o. Independence
In the 4. :. senate on Tuesday. ihs House bill
regulating Chinese Immigration was taken up. and
the amendment Of the senate committee str king ctt
the section which prohibits any state United
states court froIa admitting Chinese ,o citizenship
81 .aHa
coming from the Republican side assisted by Mr..
Davis. OF Illinois. The committee amendment s;rik
ing cat the section which defines Chinese laboTcrs
wherever 70 i used To- the act 10 mean both skilled
and unskilled lahorc-s and Chimes employed In
mining was ad0ptea-ycas - nays 2S-Nr. Davis, 81
Illinois voting " tih the Republicans IN the Rflrna.
tive and MsSsrs Miller 81 California JOntS uf NeYa
da and Cameron Of Wisconsin with the DemocF&ss
a dispatch from Charleston. :. G, April 8, ssys
The case ct the United states aganss John 7. HGxx
and thirty-elghf other defendants charged with Oh
stresng qusilnsd voter 81 hufari Bridge Ia Barn
Witness. al colgrcd trStded that the color,s men
had rot had aiF chance 20 vote At Buioris Bridge
the day uf the election Ia lSsn bot had been toad
that they must vail their "a ~ until eler The whe
men zos through voting. Three OF the Witness al.
miifsl under crl tion that they had voted
without raascs tatfof and aid that Fow heiwceti
-. p-9s,. ~ 80 rii b.I f-sbt..,i ss.-,,, - ~
euioici men OF and that amer tktse had gone away
The Fcsi al refused 20 vote Tbs wltnessss wsrv
unanimous in testifyinz that no one had beeu hun
during The whole day aud that the oniy pistol argi
GO eli all was discharged by csaisred Ban.
Senator John T Aitchcii Charles 5, woltc whAr.
foa Barker, Henry G. Lcs Geasge 4 Maps, Charars
EIacry smith and about duara other independent
republicans met Il. Philadelphia. Pa saturday lass
ST the puryos, Il hrirgiRx scnaioF Mitchell iutp
euutsri win me rcsrtR element q The STATE and -
foFra plans scr the ofrrhruu u The Cansrcn dynss
y IN the approaching Euhsrisstprial campaign.
Eerlssng scngizneag in TIE stale and hc ehanres ct
compelling ne CasleEuus o. RETREAT tguw their prs
en- fsltie9. efsesS Mitchell NasNssy isu,sosaneel
N hss of.inteas sna Vas sFIArnny IN Frrie1t 40
eerd uiih thc us9st pronounced scformcfN pfrsenE
lie aid hr Woald d All IN hts FaSsF r. hgiag siui
yeldcnts alIilsagb 10 siolitted II II uas psssiblr
4 cnsalaigfc q sVe. With NJ, Wasfr chairman
apIesnisd y meet any similar eotauitfev y ccufef
cslce fruta Tbs ssalwArts,
fsoes ~ Ncx ftra Saa
wAsHISeroS. Apsll sir she pahlie seyeuass
saaaid cuuiinas % eEae IN a sAs EFscui rstg =ud
the surplus r4peudiiDrts stseliiA sand. -unz
noes a. that NsEnEatc T. - tg frsasrfy wsit -
saon ssasnPsd q TIE Fss'retcd pehsssss sh0aid te
appalling 80 cQnseal p1Mio whfss cozuparcd vita ex
frseslrc under az rcguunieal administration ~ a.
me csiinaatss 81 tie next sseai ysar extesi thrsS
hundred atd astY miiloas - daliSrs fur REGULAR
i;s1s q exEciiafc- Tbs rerzfts afs rstlnaira n
rsuEd uuzaoSsz a. tsus hundred ratiiiosss a dlzf
saYing nst sryss GO MS szsts. aersisns - the
Treasury frFnES. q So 81 40 IL
This fupyuses3 suFTtus "a the eapstsl tcyond nm
nlHg sxpsnees axainsS waich tho teth~Fs, Us
sceraerss TIE atbytsts and the currupSi0nists arr
airgstnr tier batteries. raeh RaS hEhanS hard ~
: ~, far - Ansi that ihe IsnasaFy caunos las b.
fan
me River ana Hasl.os I'm ufi srslaisy suai! ~
- afecca ~ tasnsy raEi.fons fkAs YraF. fahilc
buildings alHasiY 4fnnnns W srsne tHeaiy riliraS
Ths a&ty construction aEd fsanstas aa arr susste
and = hag uta5s0els - an entefiIsS wrslxe only.
Salsisiss SEc tNvnsy ave mill1ass- fhs NlssssspF
bal = hsisra nslisosss ExtFz ETssons sasa bnElss
lions HieiF's hfli 81 eizratinx future shiphrFas
Einety bvc uiiiiazs nftcCn II hiFh payable tte
art ycas elAi.a. rsay = pgt sseun i1sissni',iy-
Ihr~e s.euls ssnae Dot ~ thrre stiCs the eHpsc
ted surpws ~ next year * y gsns they Wi pas ali
~ adopted hnt il b. horne in Faina that isrss
sssss a has aTeaiy ssS Sss - sas ~ daer
snA ptkeF bills aud that aarEn 4 90 h aiieu-
81 ir the inevitable extras ne hsik q Sheh can
There are private lu1.. pending whish lnvolFc
mEnY miiltcs5s, that may % may tot lsesr IN tbs
steals 30 no ruire any dirvcf appropriation tsssls
the TmNetry Nnsirg the best egFenEastanccs even
Z the sinking fasd criii sheaia tS PAssss a. has
hea oicn dsns - make iasse cxhieii, issscNri -
surplus nsxi year ihssc - Fssssrt % iafxv DE-
Afts5 bclaz excluded for - YEAR. fsusa their
ssll2l fcast al the psbiic cyih BY ieiuocsaEie HOUSE
% Representative, which. W.ih many faults.
fAihfal 10 the pleise Of Fcssvuchmcslf. the Eepah
lieAns have cuEau tptQ power resolved W make up
for its3 opportunities. aud % seek Indemnify Mt
the pass Gs well - security Soc shv future,
every act % expenditure since CersFs-s met Prod
tsalisy / the policy q he aalosily- The only IT,
Of the Congressional eeciioIis the coming zli Thts
eheck y daily vcakeatns from the tclief thai The
prsecat majority + doomed g drteaL When thai
belief oeuonses conviction; The wallis Of The Tr
sun viii be thfuWn vide open - plumber Nothing
tnt self rrOtecIiou stands in the say Of the hrvaE
eucd r4sds.
keidua i if.seuh % achievement Ia times Of
prosperity when pcfsonai Interests sfe more rczanf
eli Than public administration. hnG the pinch af
severe taxation oondneiei war basis IA time u
prosaund peace j. fels hy ever family dspeuaisnt
on the iAbor Of the brain Of the hand. The cost
81 living has largely Increased every here caused
ia f4rt IS great ratl hinaiious and ~rurncFs ThiS
fart which touches millions % arssides makes men
reject