The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-09-08
Correspondence Baltimore County Uaion.
LETTER FROM WASHINGTON.
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Msssrs. Editors With the ending Of August
the summer months have passed and also allan
prehensions that We will have any more very op-
pressively hot weather, although We nav have
yet some warm days during this month. The
average temperature this summer has been much
lower than usual, and Il was even lower In the
month just past-usually our warmest month
than In July. II IL argued by some that the low
temperature Of the past summer indicates an early
winter, which Il probably does, but Il does not
necessarily indicate, II 10 said, q severe winter
Il has been observed In the past that such sum.
mefs a. We have just had are often followed By
long but mild winters, and no doubt such q win.
ter that Il much more desirable than very cold
one, especially 10 the poor, enabling them 10 con-
tinue their daily avocAtions aud prevent much
suffering and destitution.
Politics 10 now absorbing much attention here
aud eyes are turned towards the several States
where elections are to be held this fall. MARYLAND
receives due amount Of this attention, because
IL Is believed that the time has come, In the pres
ent diseordant condition Of the Democratic party
there and the very hopeful and harmonious con-
dition Of the Republican party. for the latter 70
win the elections this fall In fact, Il IL confident.
ly anticipated that Il will do so, even by those
who heretofore have had but little hopes Of such
q result, but who now say that the Democratic
party In that state cannot be harmoniEed, and all
that IL necessary Is for the Republican party,
white aud eolored, to stick together and nominate
III o. - ,,, 80 a. ~ 80. "s.' AIu I"'
80. .,..i,. g. -hi.L ~. n...e...,t. 49,
driven there, and their approximations Of defeat
this fall plainly visible In their frantic cries
for harmony, especially by the rural prcss, and
frnm ,br na,,y one s,eh n.,s, ,hs, - =.
m. a wcct 400 xa, "a f,,II * .nn,.hsn.;o. ~ ar
dire fate that awaits its party that Il even vent
80 far 10 say that mo deserteFs from the party
this fall will receive any favOrs from the incoming
In IsSI." was moi mi, le,,in, ,bs "a, on, " ~.
h,. Mc..,. Fd;,o,.s H. ~. nsnas.si. '. ~
"'s V s,.i ~ aho,, r;S me s pSmoG1aePay
q, 1. civil S.,vies R.Io,,, 90 ~ .a,,..,, ts...a
he them n ,h.y shonid 80 uo.as..;ay ST. 81 ~.
National admini,,ra,ion Thi, iourn.i from .hish
Ls.,.......Is.'.s" i sH y.s'ne. .Ies .H'ea
~ ,,,ls "i,ad.d ~ .b. =. Imohs ,nssosh-
being A ,op.in. law 20 a vrea, Iamn.,v In ,hs .,x
~ baltimore. wbirh ,ooL a y.,, ..,ir. -, !. ~.
election of the n,c.en, Jnd,,c. a. ,h., .i,, L.,
fall and which talL. r,ea, d.,i .ho,, ..,.,,,,."
of late, The a,,en,ion IN an. civil S.,s;.. n.
form Association ~ Ma,viand !. ;,,i,.d a. ri.
.xpo.ute az ,ruc D.moc,.,ic ;,,.,, : go, r..
or a, any ,ime in The fu,u,s n ,hsv .hon,d 49,
cecd In their homes. and n.,h,n. he . ,;u,siv
casting Of their vote. and influence "a, IN. ns,,y
in MARYLAND tbi. fall. which na,;on.liy $500
the Civil Service I.for,n biI n, ,hs h.hs., o,.,h
people which was signed ami ha. he, mn, toto
opsia,ion by a R.pubIran .x.c,,ixs ,r.v ,,.-
ciule such a wilfui con,emniny Of their n,inci
nle. ''N
Among the frs, frui,, az IN. Civil s.,v;.. H..
form rule. here was the appoin,men, az NJ,
o,incton Weller. n ,on Of Al, P,anL wsli., ~
the granite auarri.s your ,.oun,v. 10 +. ,hon.srd
dollar po,i,ion in The po,,ofsce h.na,,,nsn, =.
saw by your last week'. pan.r, AMI ~ NJ n y
Sull a, substitute letter carrer in N. no.,oace
of ,hi, eity both az whom had n,..sa !. .omn.,;
tiy. examination. and uer. ,erommenJsJ ,s.,a..
lively. with four Other. who raj ns...J h;.hs.,
in such examination. nv ~. ciyp S.,,i.. I'll
for appoin,ment
tn. National deb, son,;,,.. IN n. ,.d,..l
apaee The reduction duyin, ,he month ~ A..
gus; amounted to s6.6SI.ssi'-i. TIL, reduction
far III. ,,,o noah. ~ Iniv 81 a,.n., -. All
.,;eIjo.g9 ""' w.
The baltimore and Po,omac Railroad com,.nx
has the, with g,.a, LII az onnos;,;on t..
n,,,et,v hoIIc,. a1on, The ,.x.,,I IT,. ,h,a,h
which II. line passe. In hi. r,v aver ire i, 20.
built and now /, .e,m. a. hs n, d.n.a. - -,
,lclueed with a. many DAMAGE anil. =. ,hs e,mons
Wagner could institute on las, P,;d,~ Ms..,.
IIarncr A MADDOX. attorney. n, Samuel X RonJ
and Eliyabe,b s,r,bei ,s.i5in, 90 v;s.;.;. .-.
nue. between 6th and -,h .,,..,s L,ons,s, .,i,s r..
da,na,. Ia Their n,on.,,y hv ,h ,ai,,,a.J ,nnn;n,
IN front az n amaun,;ns % 4, ooo II - go
The number OF ,uits SO far b,ou,h, Il son,,ssn
and sill the railroad eomnany mas ,,nlv .sv ,hsy
entne These las, I've .ui,. a.. ~. ~ :, 4. -
b.en Instituted hv us,.on. ,s.;,;n, 90 ar, ...
nue.. and are. II l. believed bn, ,he n,...,.o,. ~
many more. The people re.iIinv n ,ha, ,c.,ion
and 10 whom the railroad. runniSp into the vsrv
hear, Of the ci,y. /, n nuisance AMI does y,e.,
damage 20 the value Of their pronsr,y. NJ. deter.
mned in their desire for the aid railroad 10 "ro
fur which thev have hs.r ,,e,;,ior;r, co,.,..s a..
several sessions h.c. nv a.. So No.. r1i
tors. would il not be equitable n, we'll n. liberal
and right. for the baltimore ami po,omac Rail,o.d
COMPANY 10 establish station a, Pulton June,ion
ON their road. Tor The ,,an.fer ~ n..ssn,s,. "a