Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1883-10-05
:, september 2sm, 1889
THREE ST1TES.

Some interest attaches ~ the Elections
N OHM New York and Yrw jersey rlis
Tall un account If the hearing the r.
sults may have on the presidential cleo.
ROn next ycw
judy Iloaily has returned 10 Vlin,
barely patched up IN health. aud hc wa,
% have made a speech IN Cleveland on
Monday nSgit Our reader, may re-
acmb'r, it they have paid sufficient at
tention N politics abroad. that judge
Ready WAS taken i'll some weeks ago
aud had to leave bi- State fpr the benefit
q his health
We have alrea'ly aninmdycrtcd npet
the canvass iu O.io. aud stated what we
believed to BE- some Of the difficulties il
Judge Hodly's way towards securing
an elrc ion He went into the canvas
ass rcfsrmer, az Democrat Of the rr,t /
charges made against him was hat he
had paid fifty thousand dollars for his
Dsminnuon However this may b., it
has never been successfully denied that
he a, least 'psnt a good deal Of money
IN eleciioncorinI. or something Of the
sort Then 10 Cinciunatti aud Cleve-
land his friends goi To quarrcling, aud
in his Efforts 10 harmour1 he only mix
Ell things up tie more and retired to
Philadoiphia sick and very much dis
gusted, If the truth were known. II. /
should have taken lessons in harmonic
ing FROM some Of bic Mary aud broth
ers
Amer the result Of the election in
Ohio last FIJI, the Democrats were CON ,
hicnt Of gaining the Govern hip this {
year, and putting Ohio in the colu nm Of I
Democratic States for the presidential
count next year. 1t now looks as /,
though this confidence had been mis- t
placed, for every thing points to the :
election Of Foraker 6ya fair majority !,
In this event Ohio is almost sure for the
Republicans next year. o
While the gaining Of Ohio by the
democrats w,uIdnlmost ensure the cleo ?
tion Of Democratic President. t4c ~
Democrats can win next year without 81
Ohio, but they must have New York q
and New Jersey, as well as some New h
England State, say Connecticut. The u
Democratic press has already b gun t. ;,
discount the vote of Ohio. and the chief
sstenIion Is now given to New York al
sherr harmony is progressing at a rate IN
which you'd put even our Maryland u
IsrmOSiEers to the blush The convcn
ion at Buffalo last week recognized al
FammAny aud Irving Hall, aud the tr
'ounty Democracy, which was organ III
red by the "bcttcr clement in New i
Iork city for the express purpose of ca
'eatlng the Tmnmany crowd, aud who m
i'd beat them, were awarded about half u
representation in the convention. ~ !:
Although they kicked litile at first, Of
he need for harmony WIS so pressing Sc
hat hey all sat down together ara sue y, y.
eedsd in putting very good state tick c,
: in the field. We notice, however, to
hat the different factions separated at u
er the convention. and returned to ~
New York on separate trains, as they
rent, SO that there may have to be la
title more harmonizing before they all tt
,uu together |,
Ia Nc~ jersey, which is Demo ratio
tate. the Democrats have put up a very Il
BILE lawyer for Governor, but as he Is Il
,rsut corporation lawyer, his opponents :
ave the cry of "mo1opoly' against y
I'm. The Republicans have put up "a
me Of the very best men in the whole
tate. Justice Dixon Of the Supreme D
Bench. and he it rccogniz d as very -
ibcral and broad minded Republican \,
II many of the opposite party should tt
soto for him on account of his trauscvn- re
lsnt ability, high character aud spotless
It might place New jersey +,
n very uncertain attitude for the next IL
pears campaign, Justice Dixon's cleo G
non would give the Republicans great u
lbpe. even if they lose New York 4