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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1882-03-18
A PERTINsNT INQUIRY BY MR.
VEAZEY,

Although it is = matter Of very gen
cral cnngratulatipn that the present Leg
ialature will, i'll all probability, be the
last DemDrratic one to atfiict our pen
pc in body mind, and estate, the se>-
-!"n of which is already distinguished as
having witnessed more unrcenly aud
prntractcd squabbles for individual SD
premaey among the Democratic leaders
than it has contributed beneficial legis
ldtion to the people; yet now and the II
Il lring its sitting, individual members
have at least attempted some pretty good
things, if they Lave not accomplished
them. The aggregate outcome of the
session having been us yet SO little. and
its Legislative prospects So meagre. the
greater tho necessity there is of recog-
plIing the virtue of the acts of indivil-
uai members of this august asseinblage
II Maryland.
Mr.. Duncan Veazey, Of this county. IA
gentleman who bears ali hunored Cecil
n..lue, aud who has taken IA very credit
able position as Il young and new mem
Der attempted one OF these good things
Oh Tuesday which all honest people en-
joy. and Republicans particularly, when
he offered an mder repairing the Com
mittec on Printing to inquire whether
the contract that was made with Mr..
Luther +. Cotton for the public printing
was being taihJuiiy tWifAed.
When 1t Is remembered that Mr. Luther
f., Cotton is a brother and business part
ner of the Monumental member of the
present Police Board of Baltimore, the
distinguished traveller and plagiarist, the
humo,lst who writes poetry that even
John l.. Thomas cannot rival. the ulLeged
maker and uhmaker OF L. S. Senators.
the maa whose colossal politica. proper
lions now grace every dead wall in An
napolis, the man vine has just beaten
senator German and who i'll the past
mas beaten the taxpayers out of more
money, and pocketed more political swag
at Annapolis than any man now living
Mr.. George Cotton. the seli-complacent
loader OF the Bourbon HcfGrDlers (?) it
viii readily i've understood why tucrs Eas
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1882-03-18
PASSAGE OF THE ANTI POLYGAMY
BILL.

The anti-p"lygamy bill which passed
the United States Senate several weeks
ago. passed the House of Representatives.
furS,iay without amendn,ent,and now
T. becoar Il law. The bill provides that
any man who marries m"ie than one wife
III any Territory "i the Cnited States is
guilty OF poly GaIny, and shall be punish
vi by Il line vi not more than 5000 and
by Impris 'nment of not less than five
Years; that II any male person III any
Territory hereafter cuhabitS with more
than one woman he shall be deemed gull
ty of miSdemeanor. and shall be punish
cd 10y Il tine OF not less than $500 or six
months imprisonment. i'll the diScre;io
of the court; that in any prosecution for
ol2amy or pnlygamy any one drawn or
summoned as juryman may be challen
ge'l Tor s',ch practices and rejected rs in
competent Jurors; authorizes the PreSi-
dent L. grant amnesty to offenders guilty
III poly %any or biIamy on such cunii-
tiuns as he shall think proper. but H. such
amnesty shall have effect unless the con-
ditiols of this act are complied with: le-
gitimatizes any issue oi Mormon mar
riages which shall have been born before
January |. 1SSa; declares that no polyga-
mist shall be eut,tled to vote at any cleo
ton in any Territory OF the United States
or be eligible for election or appointment
I" ANY place OF public trust; declares all
registration and elcctien offices in Utah
Territory vacant. such duties to be here
after per nrmcd by proper persons, who
shall bt, :intn,Iiitpt r eyerut, SI1t.h ,tfir.S
ny il beard at persons t" be appointed by
the President of the United States. not
more than three OF wh,ra shall be mem
beers vi one political party. The members
II the boai;! are 10 receive 4 salary Of
- 600 each per annIim. The passage of
the bit was resisted in the House by
many of the leading lawyers On the dem-
,",r.:tic side. including Hons. john Ran
d"ph Tucker john &. Carlisle and Geo.
l.. Converse. On the ground of its alleged
anality.
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THE SUN MUTUAL AID SOCIETY OF
BALTIMORE CITY.

This Society show, bs its report tn
March |, 1>S2. an increase al 153 mem
beis during the past quarter aud a total
iS$,;le Of certificates of over I00-anlnuut-
IT, over two millions u! dollars. This
Association is nnlg about two years old.
las had bu. three death assessments. al
Of which, have been paid. We have been
/ member Di the Society for some months.
and have hot yet been assessed sor Il
death loss. We are Well acquainted with
most of the ut.irriS-aud can. with cor
lia nee. commend the Society to such ot
nIr readers as desire insurance on tie
!nn ual plan. which VT think is the cheap
st and best Col. Edui in Wilmer. Il for
si-r resident of this county and well
known. Is its manager. whose office, is at
No II North uoIliGl. street. Baltimore.
Miryia.,h
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such al. uproar when Mr.. Veazey Offered

such al uproar when Mr.. Veazey Offered
his resolution of inquiry.
n w it is not pertinent 10 our purpose
at all to know Mr.. Neazey's motive in
pushing the inquiry. OF course his party
opponents Mr.. Colton's henchmen. the
merry crew who recently defeated Mr..
BlinS. impngn his motives and charge
han with an exhibition of spite and ma
lightly toward Mr.. Cotton in this fling at
the successful Spectator in Jobs
With these charges and counter charges
we have nothing to do, and care nothing.
Our purpose in noticing the act is to APP
prove Mr.. NeaZey's boldness in offering
the order. and expressing regret that the
matter was compromised by referring the
order to Mr.. Duvall, the chairman of the
Printing Committee. In his hands it will
know no resurrection, and Mr.. Neazey's
inquiry will fail.
But what delightful results would such
an inquiry. honestly conducted, promise,
could it be made to cover the whole
period of Mr.. ColLon's service rs public
printer
What monstrouS revelations of the in>
and outs of the lobby, and the big steal
ing done at Annapolis.
In this year uf grace. 1889. Luther
1akcs the Job at $2s 800. At the SEES
SION of 1879 he took it tor $3S 600 At
she session of 1877 he took it at $6S 600.
Previous t. 1877 it realized to the Ring.
Of which Cotton was chief. about $780,.
900.
The argument is plain. the conclusion
irresi>tibe:
Either they were in past years robbing
he State by excessive charges. or are
unw r"hh;ng it by furnishing printed
documents "Sh0rt.
Mr.. Neaz seems to think the latter,
aud calls stealing by mild name. when
he asks whether Mr.. Cotton is tnithfuHy
fulfilling his contract.
Let us all anxinusly await the answe.
20 this inquiry, put with so much con-
sideration aud courtesy. and in the mean
time thank Mr.. Neazey for startin. it.
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WCrkIneue-

tittP,G ,i,', tf1tn !ani hfaNS spring work
aiteT 4 winter Of relaxation, your system
iIeris cleansing and strengthening to pre-
vent an attack of Ague, Bilious or Spring
Fever, or some other Spring sickness that
viii unfit you for n seasons work You
will save time. much sickness and cr.s,-
expense il Won will use nrr ~ Il. ~ ai,.
tiers in vopr tim,lf. =. II. Iatn. Don't
darlington itaDksye.
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sSs.EHE++WHIGs.

p lE-ESiNENTLY VALUABLE FOR ITS LOCAL AS WELL A.
GENERAL INTELLIGENCE, NEWS coMmuNca TONS ARE
RESPECTFULLY SOLICITED FROM ALL SECTIONS CT III,
COUNTY. IN ADDITION TO TIE WEEKLY CONTRIBUTIONS
oF IT'S REGULAR CORPS OF GORE SroNpEnrs.
ANONYMOUS COMMUNICATIONS WILL RECEIVE Nc
ATTENTION. tn NAME OF THe WRITER BEING RsoVnREr
lN ALL CASES AS A GUARANTEE OF GOOD FAiTA.
IAERiAGE AND DEATH NOTICES INSERTED GRATuf-
gouSLY. OBITUARIES WILL Sc CHARGED HAlF Ths
USUAL RATE OF TRANSIENT LOCAL MATTER.
LocG! matter Ten cents ii.e for single iHse,
fson.
Transient tes-Eght cents Il lane for one. ana
-Four cents line TOR every additional insertion.
oae zach OF space counted as T~rire fiaes. One
Neiualn, FIRE Dollars per inch. QUO gesr
-Four changes GAored 10 geariy advertisers ut'houf
additional charge.
The circulation Of The Wing being am.OHy me
most inteLigeR. classes Of Coed ;oaat. ard Ia
c1jctnsSg couaties Of hdryirnd, Fe'uxylpani1 anG
otd,cdre its proprietor cOHfdeaffs asr,dN
20 Business Men most d.Sirdbit meG.lAl for
-eainaeTGtire ddrsrtiSinG.
To maintain its high stGit,i0 rd ta,aiy jprrnai
no otensire objectionable advertisements riH b.
admitted is!o its columns al any price.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1882-03-18

SENATOR GoHM,N and wife were in In,
the 3. & o Railroad. at Annapolis june
ton. on Wednesday, Seeing the cplIdin.
train approach. they ran t. the other end
OF the car. and escaped injury. Several
others were slightly injured. among them
p. Q. Agent WA. T. Henderson.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1882-03-18

y Washington cprresp rnaent Of the
Philadelphia Press asked Southern pol
igi-ian whether Blyard had any chance
"5 receiving the Democratic nomination
+or President in 1891 II think not. ="
Exclaimed the Southerner. lie comes
ron too small State. and his backere
are not the sort of men TO give him any
-J.cnstn in the party. Bayard has hesn
posing for a long time as pure, loft.
-.tJ!e-mindcd statesman, one Of the pa
riots you read about. but don't fad
The fact IS, as his intimate friends knew
lie IS an opinionated. jealous. sclt-wIIed
man. whose esteem cannot be retained
alter you disagree with him. ! have
nothing to say about the influence rxrr-
led over him by the New York bankers
who ran his committee rooms at Cincin-
Hati IN 1880, but they are not of my STYLE
bAyard makes a flrst-class iigurchead for
tue National Democracy. but he would
be Of no earthly use as I rudder.'
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PoL1r1cs make strange bedfellows

P0LITIcs make strange bedfellows
and this trite adage was never more for
ci hlY illustrated than now. Strange as
nay seem, the political currents are
bringing to gether with the irresistible
q |. Of events on one side, Governor
f.lniiton, Senator German, Senator
.sr, me, Coutro Her Heating, Treasurer
Compton, Hon G Fl. Williams. Senator
yiIns, and rlost Of the State manss rs,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1882-03-18
Fishing Shore for Rent.

HANCE' POINT FISHING SHORE
L L is offered Tor T.nt II is one a. the naest
F,>i,ng Shores the North East River. For
particulars apply ut once to
Mar ll-2w ALIEN AMBER I. La VS..
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1882-03-18

THE Baltimore job printers are wag-
ing war on the small boy with q hand
press. They claim that by doing work
at low rates he ininrcs e regular estab-
iishments. In order to remedy the evil
they have decided to Introduce a bill in
the Maryland Legislature Imposing a tax
Of iifty dollars per annum upou all ANA
fcur urinterS
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1882-03-18

THE bill to punish wite-bcaters at the
whipping post has passed both hr4'ei's
Of the Legislature at Annapolis. Wife
heaters should paste 4 copy vi the law n
their hats.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1882-03-18

The Aa2ericah'& head is Level. and it j.
only speaking in the common Interest
when. discussing the work stIfl II IL
done ny She Legislature, 1t says; = TN,
legaiizing Of the primary elections and
he establishment OF glass ballot haScs
arc absolutely essential 10 the PARTIES
ION of the election system in this city
and III the State
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1882-03-18
NOTICE.

rVNIIE firm of J. A. DAVIS & Sons was
4 dissolved the LIST of March. All persons
indebted 10 said firm will please call and settle
that the Books can he closed
The business will he conducted by the under.
signed, under the firm name OF j. a. DAVIS y
Son. JAMES A. DAVIS.
ANTHONY =. DAVIS.
Fort Deposit. Md. March e. lsal [nar Il--ln
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We publish in another column sen.i:

THE Baltimore Nera1,j says that Geo.
Cotton, President of the Board Of Pole,
Commissioners. made a; visit u Mayor
WhYte. 1T she latter's Office in the CITY
ta!!. "n Monday afternoon, and stayed
nearly ar hour. Late in the evening
5tere we've all sorts OF rrllnors Of attiIia
lions and Of tue closing Of Old wound,
between the two leaders and cpnSoi-
4 alton against German. Nobody knows
What is in it.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1882-03-18

THE PRESIDENT. on Mpniay. nomi
mated Samuel Biatchf"rd, OF New York,
10 iii the vacancy on the Supreme Ten il
caused hE the resignation III A>soci e
Justice Hunt and the declinltion OF Nr.
Cunklius t. accept the position. Judge
Bi.,chfnri : nomination is savnrably II =
ceired and he is admitted IT, be Il mos:
valuable man t. have on the Suprcm,
Bench. Hi, knowledge nf the law bear
ing on patent cases will particularly help
thu court.
He was born in New York city on
March 8. 1S20. and was educated at CO.
lumbii College. where he graduated in
So. In 1885 he was appointed private
secretary IT, Gov. Seward. of New York
He was admitted to the bar and prac-
ticed a short time in New York city. but
in 1913 removed to Aubrrn. where he
associated himself in the practice of the
law with Christopher Morgan. Clarence
\. Seward subsequently became Il mem
heroi the firm. and in 1874 he and Blatch
ford moved t. New York, where they
S,ou acquired lucrative practice. liz
Nay. 1861. President Johnson appointed
Mr.. Blttrhforl n Judge Of the United
States District Court for the Southern
District of New York. to succeed Jndg,.
Belts. resigned. II 1873 on the death
nf JUDGE Alexander : .Inhnsnn. Pre>i
dent Havns appointed Judge Blatch;nrd
Tnjted States Judge for the Second Cir
cut. embracing the States OF Connect
cut, NeT York, and Vermont.
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NOTICE.

fINll T.. business heretofore conducted by
l. James A. Davis, at North East. has heen sold
out 10 ". w. Da"i$ and J. G. DtSi> iurlu.! II,
stock. Book Accounts. Notes OF Hand. etc: there
lore all parties ndcb'ed icrG wih .r.'tr with the
above" i. A. DAVIS y son.
Port Deposit, Nd. March 1. lo.2. lunar lin
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NR. JONI, RUSSELL You've. whom
President Arthur has Just nominated as
Minister 10 China. IS well known in Pnila-
4e,phia as d journalist. who became
comment By his ability. and held re
-.aaslble positions while he WAS quite Il
voting man. He began journalism witf.
MS budding manhood. and has been ac-
Tvs IN his pro!eaSol ever since. BE IL
7:nG as proof reader c"pY-holder ia the
Office OF the Press. he Went through most
Eradcs ON that Journal 10 the editorial
+raa' Of both the TrtdWRc aud WlraId of
tsaw York. Thu training. together tn
"a ..gcat deal of personal intercourse with
DIDUc men i'll the last fifteen years. has
given him ample acquaintance with pub
-ia a!Iairs, and nc has special k,I,wleigc
70. Chinese customs. commerce. politics
md policy, by reason of his travels with
General Grant, under most favorable cir
cumstanccs, through the best known
parts of that Empire.
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.

NOTICE is hereby given that the iirn,
\ OF John Brewster SOILS has been dissolved
hv the withdrawal Tt Stephen brewster. The
business hereafter Will hr conducted under the
same firm M me OF John Brewster \ Sons. to whom
ali debts OF the old FIRM ~: yIhl" and IA whom
all claims should he presented tor payment.
JOHN BREWSTER y SONS.
Narl1-3w
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1882-03-18

WHY don't the Senate OF Maryland
take up aud confirm Gov. Hamilton
appointments?
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1882-03-18

TREAD carefully, rst"5m brethren in
Cecil. There's trouble Brewing i'll the
Fifth district
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1882-03-18

TIeE Maryland Court Of appeals d.
cides that an estate is not properly
alargeable with the expense of fun
aral dinner" The curt holds that sncn
entertainments are not the ordinary. and
a'rfainly not the necessary. incidents of
!'ucralS: nor are they within the cputem
@l,uwanCe of reasonable funeral expen
SOS. having reference to the condition
nd circum stances OF the deceased. -
Those who think proper to furnish such
entertainments must do So from motives
al hospitality, and nat with design Of
charging She estate OF the deceased
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NOTICE OF CO-PARTNERSHIP,

ANlllS is to give notice. that George
4 Evans. of Hariord county. and Bcnoni Cool
my. OF tccii county. have formed tu'artncr
hip iur the purI'o1c OF packing Il and 'cgrta
hl"s. at thircStoWn, Under the if.n aud name Of
Evans y Cooling. GEO. W. E.E Ans.
Bf,NONI COOLING.
Ch3rIpsrown Feb jth lSSb-ii
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FOR RENT,

ME STORE Hot 81 un Main -
street. Eiktpa. new otcuI led - y. =. sazt
R;.Inh". Possession gwen .5sh ui March. 49,
Apply I" HARRY &. llURN.
Feb .o-ti
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ISL Acres and K Perches
OF LAND MORE OR LESS.

OF LAND MORE OR LESS.
The Improvement. consist Of a good, ~
substantial ts.-story FIR AME DWELL fIssS
ING House; Smoke House: Irarip w
Barn SnX:.5 feet. on stone foundation way> Ms
f'anary. Corn frih, and other EvtcSsary out
buildings. There Is an cXccllcrt, Well OF rood
water at The house: also one AT tssf barn
This desirable property ix we'll watercd and
Ahout 1915 acres thereof Is IN ss"d arabic condition.
the balance is covered "i;h Timber.
This desirable i.supcrty is situated within three
miles ~ th.@apoake City, through when lasses
tEa theAaprakc aud Delaware Canal, thus fcl,lcr-
;ps easy and convenient access with either phila.
aeiphti OF Baltimore. Its convenient 10 churches
mills schools etc, and is OF iir.l class natural
quality.
THE TERMS OF SAL y ~ prescribed by the
decree, are: That the whoIo of the purchase
money shall he $40 Ia cash the day of sale
Expenses q s,.lteyahe" to he betrayed hy par
chaSeT W. =. EVANS. Trustee
f"E 2"-.ts a. =. SHo"kLET Auct5 n-.r
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$4,000 FRESH HERRING

II The Aims H"Isa. The contract will lac awarded
Ia The lowest bidder. and he Will he required 30
give bond Tor the aithiu! performance the cull-
tract. \. =. Nj ANIG. Treasurer.
Mar 4-;w fiki.u. Md.
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d Oh the other side. Gov. Whyte,
II n. George Cotton, J. Freeman Rais-
i'll, Albert Constable, !. Frank Morris
Oh. Senator Gill. Hon b. L. iIarig and
Governor WHITES adherents generally
throughout the State. The reason ailrg
ed tor Mr.. German being i'll company
,ith the Hamilton men, is that he ha~
broken with his " wicked partner Mr..
Cotton. 1t is not ascertained yet on
which side Messrs. Bannon. Henkel and
other O. l.. d.. will do battle. The
prizes ahead for the victor in this sngu-
lar contest, is u United Statee Senator
>hip in 1888. 1t is exceedingly probable
will meet face To face in tine Democrat
lc State Convention Of this year and fl III
lhe decisive battle OF the campaign.
IT is reported that Governor Hamilton
is feeling quite friendly to Senator Cor
man since the latter has parted compa-
ny with men whom the Governor has
been accustomed to look upon AS not his
friends. In consequence of this it is al
81 reported that most of the Governor :
appointments will he confirmed and that
the Governor Will not feel much aggriey-
I'd il he is called upon to substitute Srv-
,ral new names for important PLACES
where the first nominations have bee,
,tron.ly antagonized. The statement is
made that Mr.. Cotton struck at Senator
German Oh the police commissioner maj
ter t. show his pnwer. aud by thu.
means force himself into the canal presi-
Gency. Enou h friends of Mr.. G,rm,sn
Leii'vc5i This II make the question one
fur prominent. consideration. The pres
sure pppn Nj. iiprInau t. stand firm ha
been strong. and in his present position
lie is said To have enough supper in the
board of public works to make his
ground sure. 1t is not probable that Mr.
German will retire from the canal preSi-
'lency at this time OF that he will yield
an inch.
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Sir. JOHN L. Thomas, late Collector nf
rf the Port OF Baltimore. has recently
been posing st Washington in the role of
civil Service Rafurmer. Col Webster says
;haJ Of the one hundred and sixty en-
p!ores left b. him in the Custom Iioasr
n 1860, he foIu.: bu. three Of thrm 10
Welcome him on his !cfurn IN 1882. N IKE
your own comment on the fact as stated
We publish in another column Il senSi-
Die letter from Collector Webster on the
pleasing subject Of Civil Service Reform.
Tic quiet sarcasm implied III the lat. ~
stated b. the Collector. that h. has brs II
DELAYED in answering the letter o" :!
Civil Service Reform ASsociat: I'll hv fhc'
opportunities OF o.fce-se"kcrS, ao1e a:
"ho'a werc members OF this Association.
is really eniorabie
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FARM Or Tract Of LAND,

situated, lying and being in the Second ElectGl
District OF tr:iI tHuMty aforesaid, adioninG l;,s>aS
OF Josenh ldaIiin. William l.. Howard and ut&erS
ncW IA possession OF Christina Ditmore, and .hich
IL sinro particularly described in IL deed d. mort
gage from II certain Philip Dtmnrc TO The rrovi-
dent Lille and Trust Company Ell fhi!adcl hia.
bearing date the 10Th day ~ November, Il. ID.
ed in Liber ID. s., NJ. H. folio 49, &C. one of tsti
land record boGss tlr Cecil county aforesaid a9d
tai
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NRSa week in your own town firms ap-! IS
VVoontht free. AddiesI Is. HAAEFT 4 Co.,
Portland, Maine.
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TUH tIICy dTC IIICN.
WAR ON MIR. COTTON.
A species at vigorous warfare was
tuted on Tuesday iu tho ItohsG on

A species at vigorous warfare was in
stituted on Tuesday iu the ltohsG on Mr..
Cotton through another channel. showing
the feeling with which the opposite fac
ton regards him. For some time there
has been complaint because the pages and
folders had not furnished the documents
which tbeir duties required them to furn-
isli members. An Hraer was adopted in
structinS the chairman Of the Committee
on claims not to give certificates for their
per drms unless they toeh the mark. On
Tuesday Mr. Neazey, of Cecil. offered an
order requiring the Committee on Print
ing to inquire whether the contract that
was made with Mr.. F. l.. Cotton for the
public printing was being faithfully full
filled. There was something of an up
roar over this order, ami Mr. Eal.on's
friends tried to prevent it. Failing in
this. they compromised on an arrange
ment by which the chairman Mr.. DuvalD
of the Printing Committee should IN
qnire into the matter and report. 1t seems
that grounds for the presentation in this
order were afforded nv the fact that the
folders complain that the pri",ed docu-
merits have never been furnished.
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GLE 4[eeiI 1I1]';s:

ELkTON. MARCH Is. 1882
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~ Whv suffer from exhaustive diInlS-
es wien Browns Iron lsitters give sure re
=.
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ANNAPOLIS.

COMPLAINT OF DOCUMENTS BEING SHORT
In the Senate of Maryla land on Wednes-
day the Tobacco" insiisctian bill OF the
House was amended and read The -eocnd
time: the cattle scales bill was postponed
till Friday, and the bill authorizing the
Governor to appoint county school com
missioner was lost for want of a consti-
tutionni r.ainrity. In the House the Sen
ate bill in relation q. the Baltimore and
Ohio five million loan was re"., . s.,cQEd
time; the general appropriation bills were
reported. Favorable report WAS made on
the management of the Agricultural Col
lrge; the wifc-beaters' bill WAS passed
Gov. Hamilton has approved the grand
jury hill. the police holiday bill, and the
bill allowing female employees to sit down
when they are tired.