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The Baltimore County union., 1883-11-03
McLANE's LAST QUESTION.

McLane. the Democratic nominee for Governor.
propounded to his hearers at Annapolis. a few
evening" ago, the following question:
Which would you prefer to vote for. man sdu-
Gated in the law,
Oraman who had been raised in a cotton factory
As the astuie quesioner had been educated in
the Law. he would have had the audience answer
in favor Of himself bu, the question was put rather
10 degrade the man who had worked in n cotton
factory, because Of his occupation. Such . ques.
tion is an insult to free American audience. I,
would Do well enough in eoun,rys where class dis
tineiions are the conventional passports to prefer
ment. bu, not here. where tho operative in a cot
ton factory is the peer of the Democratic ring can
dida,e for Governor. Il is no disgrace and GER
'ainly no disqualification to Mr.. nolion a. the
candidate for Governor that he worked in a cotton
factory. MeLane dislikes laborcrs and mechanics
Of all kinds.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-11-03
Mr.. BANNoN ON RING RULE.

Mr.. Michael Bannon. In his book, "The Farmer
at Home" gives us an insigh, into "Ring Rule in
Maryland" lie says:
al have chosen. dear reader, 10 devote this chap
ter 20 the progress and development Of ring rule
in Maryland, and TO show how little BY little IL
has become one Of the greatest institutions Of this
State-greater and more comprehensive than the
state government which u assumes to control
I: Is to-day bigger thing than it has ever been.
For in 1874 IL was not able as Il now H. 10 gather
around 1t group Of highly respectable gentlemen
wearing the masks Of reform. Then il was the
hdeous thing seen In all its naked deformity nov
u Is covered with the cloak % respectability. II
is more dangerous to-day than Il vas In 1874 DO
you ask for what purposes . ring 10 formedi The
answer is plain. IL. objects are the three P's-
Power, Patronage. Plunder. What matters Il who
10 the Governor, howsoever respectable he may
be. provided the ring has his friendship and con-
trolls the Legislature"
vote for McLsne aud the Democratic ticket is
direct vote TO sustain this same ring, whose OBJ
jeets arc "POwer, Patronage and Piunder." Ne.
Lane is creature Of the Gormsn..ring and II elee
ted will carry out its orders.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-11-03

eS iiis Royal Nibs. who was brought over
from Howard county a few years ago to hos, the
Democratic yoemanry Of Baltimore county-and d
who. by the way, has been In Office ever since he
lit on this side Of the Patapseo-runs the ina
chine" at his own sweet will aud makes the boys
dance every time he turns the crank Of the
"organ." Twenty or more years In public ofice
has only wsttsd his appetite aud he nov rules
with the same iron rod that he has so long held
over the heads Of Baltimore eounty's honest Dem
oera''. lie sets up tickets and you are expected
TO vote them blindiy lie waves bis mighty arm
and you crawl before him In the most abjeet fear
And then you call yourselves Desoerai. FREE-
HESi! Have you no spark Of manhood leit in your
bosoms' Heaven help you in your present boss
ridden condition. This is . bad year for the
bosses and IL is your duty to down your boss and
send him after those gone before.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-11-03
MARRIAGES,

UNCONSTITUTIONAL Emmanel =. y. church,
Baltimore, on October 3ist. by Rev. DIR. Stokes,
assisted by Bishop Randolph, Johnzey W. Hook
Of Sherwood. n. c. X. r., To Mollie L. Burton,
Of Baltimore.
f0STER-SwAYNE- On October 3Oth, at the
brides residence, Hereford. by Rev. +. d. Waltz
William Foster and Mrs. Lydia Swayne, all Of
this county.
KIEFFER-LOFLIN.--0 18th OF October, ai
woOdberry N. Z. Church. by the Rev. J. Edwin
Amoss. assisted by Rev. II. II. Savage. Stephen
p. kiefer to Ruth A. Lohin, both. Of Baltimore
county.
wIESSNER-SMITiI.-0 October 3Oth, by the
Rev. DIR. Schwartz, c. W. wiessner TO Susie
Smith. all Of baltimore county.
SiNcLAIR-TAYL0R.- Philadeiphis, Oct
29th, by the Rev. c. =. Turner, William Sin.
clair TO Mrs. p. :. Taylor. Of Baltimore county,
KElTH-SiiAUcK.-0n 18th Sept, at IIamp.
den. by Rev. A. ID. Melvin, Robbie Keith te
Sarah l.. Shauek, both Of Baltimore county.
HARDcASTLE-kELL0 25th Oct, ai
"Meadowvaie.' the residence Of the bride.
parents, by the Rev. W. II. n. Powers, Thomas
y. Hardeastle TO EleanOre, daughter Of Henry
Kellogg, Of this county.
B0SLEY-SPARkS.-On 25th Oct, at Parkton,
baltimore county, BY Rev. Joel Brown. james
c. Bosiey, Of Monkton, TO Bette, daughter Of
4. u. Sparks. Esq.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-11-03


q VALUABLE VACANT LOT -
NEAR CHARLES STREET AVE
NUE..
In virtue Of a power Of sale contained 10
mortgage from Oliver p. Menyman aud wife 10
Ann Earnest, now deceased, dated tho Goth day
Of March, 1873, and recorded in Liber J. b.. No.
~ folio ~, ac.. one Of the Mortgage Records Of
baltimore county, the undersigned, Charles W.
kidgely, Ne attorney named In said mortgage, will
oher at public sale on the premises on
Monday, 26ih doy cf NoreHber, 1883,
AZ 3 o'clock. r. NJ.
ALL THAT FEE SIMPLE LOT OF GROUND,
situate in said county, the east side Of Clifton
avenue, beginning at = stake planted at the end
Of the second line OF lot conveyed by Merry.
man TO Gaddess, and running thence with and
bounding on the east side OF Clifton avenue,
northcrly three hundred feet 20 q stake thence
easterly ut right angles TO said avenue three hun
dred feet 70 = stake; thence southerly, parallel
with said avenue, three hundred feet TO a stake
planted at the end Of the 6rst line Of Gaddess'
lot. and thence running with and bounding on the
second line Of said lot westerly three hundred feet
TO the place Of beginning.
This lot 10 just north Of the Toli-Gate on
Charles-street avenue, and adjoins the dwelling Of
the late Alexander Gaddess, now ::owned by
Richard J. ilandley, and 10 in rapidly improv-
ing neighborhood.
TERMS OF SALE :-One. third cash, the bal
anee in 6 and - months, with interest from day
Of sale. for which purchasers notes, satisfactorily
endorsed, must be given or all cash at pur-
ehaser's option.
jeo-A deposit Of 500 will be required a. the
sale. CHAS. W. RIDGELY.
Nov. S.-u. Attorney.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-11-03
THE SCHOOL. BOOK QUESTION.

Mr. Cowlss, the secretary Of the Baltimore city
School Board, according to the published state.
msnt Of the JoHrHai, furnished, on application By
the editor, incorrect figures Of the discount the
city 10 receiving this year on books furnished to
the city schools. We called the attention Of the
bossridden organ TO this fact 90 that justice might
be done TO an honorable and correct city Oeieiai,
but the editor has not yet displayed manIinsss
enough TO put this gentleman right before the
public BY telling In what way the incorrect dis.
count appeared In the Journal. TnE UxIos's ex-
pOsufe Of bis corrupt sOPhis,ry and misinforma,On
has excited his frenzy TO such an extent that he
has become forgsifnl Of everything, even to the
simple discrimination between past, present and
future In fact he has made himself the laugh
ingstock Of every Intelligent reader Of his boss.
ridden paper.
The highly favorable prices ct which Baltimore
city has been receiving her school supplies, be-
cause she invited competition In awarding the
book aud stationery cOntract-an average annual
discount for the last four years Of l59 per cent on
books and 81 per cent. on stationsry-has made
the Jo~rHai very mad, AID ell because TmE UsIox
Ie. the people Of Baltimore county know Il. We
have nailed the fact to the masthead Of truth for
the Information Of the public. They can read |,
again ~ they have read II before and draw their
own conclusions from Il.
We also stated that because a majority Of the
School Board Of the county refused TO invite pro-
Posais before awarding the book contract, aud re-
solved to ls, J. II. Medairy Co. furnish the sup.
pies at their old ',sreOtyPsd figures. the county
k.l L.. Il.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-11-03
By SAMUEL q. WILSON, Auc,ioneer.
DUBLIC SALE
=n A VALUABLE LONG GREEN -
EX FARM

The undersigned. having quit farming, will offer
at public sale, On THE PREMISES. on
Monday. Noren.Jer l?k, Iss3,
at ! o'clock y. NJ,
4 VERY VALUABLE FARM. CONTAINING
III ACRES, MORE OR LESS,
ofarable lime stone land. The impTov einents con.
sist ofa
TWO.ST0RY FRAME HOUSE,
with Back Building. large Bank Barn, twater in
the barn !ard,) Wagon House aud Corn Crib coin.
bined, Carriage House. Smoke House an al other
improvements. Also, Spring House aud splendid
spring, and pump at the house. The fencing 10
hrst'class and everything about the farm l. n the
best OF order. There 10 u 6ne Orchard, consisting
Of Apples, Peaches, Pears, Cherries, etc.
The farm adjoins the hne estate of samuel ".
Rankin. Lewis ioder and others. and is within 20
minutes walk Of Long Green Station, Maryland
Central Railroad.
The dwelling is situated on high ground, over.
looking almost the entire valley and In sight Of
the railroad station. The distance from the city
by railroad or turnpike l. about 10 miles, and
miles from TOwsontown. Churches Of different
denominations convenient and schools handy.
~ The crops will be reserved.
Also, about OR 9AcRES OF PRIME WOOD.
LAND near by, that will be sold with the farm.
TERMS OF SALE.-One. half cash, the balance
in one or two years all cash IL the purchaser go
desires; the credit payments TO be secured by a
mortgage on the property. A deposit Of 500 re.
quired ut time Of sale. ISAAC MERTZLER
Oct. 21.-tf.s
The Baltimore County union., 1883-11-03
USELESS DEMOCRATIC OFFICES.

In his arraignmsnt Of the Democratic party
Gov. Hamilton, In HE open letter on Democratic
misdseds, said:
"The Offices Of Tax and Insurance
Commissioners were created. WITH Of course clerks
or employees. The Land Ofice was extended In
its operation with large additional clerical force,
aud ono with great expense 20 tho State. The
Legislature swarmed with officers and paid men.
So in other branches Of the service. All were
erowded-here place for malcontent and there
for henchman. As the sweat. soiied taxes Of the
people were daily going into the treasury these
were eagerly taking IL out with both hands. The
lobby became an important functionary In the
system. and one that the system bred and nurtured
IL held the avenues TO legislation. and at times TO
patronage and dictated terms. Il toiled legi,lA.
tion. good or bad, aud for pay pushed bad or bea,
good. The loan taxes not applied as dedicated.
by both the Constitution and the laws 20 the pay
nsnt Of the interest and Of the debt for which they
were laid were spent or squandsred upon other OBJ
ects that could not stand the test Of an additional
direct tax for the purpose
Vote the Republican ticke, on Tuesday next and
put an end TO this shameless waste Of the "sweat.
soiled taxes Of tho people"
The Baltimore County union., 1883-11-03
Notice to Hotel Keepers and all Others
Who Deal In Liquors

For the information Of all persons concerned.
the following Act OF the Leg gslature passed March
2tth, lS6J, Is published;
CHAPTER 1871.
iN ACT prohibiting he .aie of sJirifaoH, or fer
nieHtsd tigaors IN he .srerai Cosafies Of fLs
State oa he day Of Election.
SECTION !. BE IL enacted Js'fis Geasrai Assem-
Jiy cf Maryiaad, That IL shall not be lawful for
the keeper Of any hotel. tavern. store, drinking
establishment. or any other place where liquors
are sold, or for any person or persons, directly or
indirectly, TO sell barter, give, or dispose Of any
spirituous or fermented liquors, ale. beer or in
toxieatng drinks Of any Kind, on the day Of cleo
ton hereafter TO be held in the several counties Of
the State.
SIC. 2. AHd be IL enacted, That any person
violating the provisions Of this Act shall be liable
TO indictment by the Grand Jury Of the county
where the offence l. committed. and shall. upon
conviction before any Judge Of any Of the Circuit
Courts Of this State, be fined q sum not less than
hfty dollars nor more than one hundred dollars
for each and every oiIence-one half the fine shall
be paid 10 the informer, the other half TO the
County Commissioners, for the use Of public roads
RICHARD c. TRACEY.
Sheriff Of Baltimore county.
SAINT aq-ta
The Baltimore County union., 1883-11-03

Ise-chief Judge Bartoi, Of the Maryland
Court Of Appeals. having resigned on account Of
III health. the Democrats Of baltimore city have
nominated William Sheppard Bryan. Esq. to 6n
the vacancy. The Republicans have selected
Samuel b. schmucker, Esq, as their candidate.
and they will be voted for at the general election
mex, Tuesday. Mr.. schmucker 10 a member Of
the wellknown Law arm Of schmueker 4 White
lock, and is one Of the ables. young lawyers in
Maryland. The Republicans we're very fortunate
in their selection and they should put forth every
effort for the success Of their candidate who, IL
elected. would grace the bench Of the Court Of
Appeals Of Maryland.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-11-03

e0-The baltimore San Of Wednesday last, in
an editorial on the Condition and cos, Of county
roads," says tha, notwithstanding the amount Of
money expended on the roads In Baltimore eoun-
~ ther condition. except In certain localities, is
no, particle better for the large outlay" Near
ly siOooOo have been expended by the cOmmi'-
sioners for maintaining roads aud bridges for Eve
years, and the verdict Of the people is "their con-
dition except In certain localities, 10 not parti-
Gle better for this immense outlay" Elect the
Republican candidates for County Commissioner
and Baltimore county will have better roads at
smaller outlay than she has now.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-11-03

B0wEN.-0n Saturday, 9Th October, 1883, after
lingering illness, Eliza Ann, in her SD year,
beloved wife Of John s. Bowen, Of BALTIC. county.
wHITRIDGE.-0n the morning Of 27th October,
at his residence, "Tivertonia," this county,
Thomas whitridge, in the SD year Of his age.
SC0TT.-In Oakland, California, on Oct. 2jth.
Elizabeth Littig Scott. In the SD year Of her
age. wife Of John Scott, late Of this county.
HARTLY.-0n the morning Of October 3ith, st
Mount Washington, Baltimore county, Thomas
lIartly. In the list year Of his age.
BUTLER.-At Mount Vernon. this county, on
November let, George c. Butler aged % year
and 10 months. only sOn Of William and Mary
Butler.
J0HNs0N.-0n Oct. 22d, Martha Estslla, aged
4years. months and II days. youngest daugh.
ter Of william and Isabeila johnson.
Little Stella was our darling,
Pride Of all our hearts and home;
But and Angel came aud whispered,
Darling Stella do come home.
Dear mother. I am going 10 rest,
The Lord has called mo home;
I lay upon my Saviour's breast,
And wait until you come.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-11-03

See-There was Democratic "free lunch" a,
Reisters,own last Saturday and the San ofMonday
said ,ha, $500 persons were present. One Of the
candidates on the county Democratic ticke, who
was there said that he though, there were sbou,
iro Hundred people 10 attendance. II q free lunch
won't attract more than 200 ordinary Democrats
We don't think the "fcast" tha, will be presented
to them on Tuesday mex, will have the eaec, Of
bringing out all the faithful. who are already sick
very sick indeed-with the kind Of material ha,
will on that day be set before them.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-11-03


zS-A "Reiorm Democrat" writing in the Bal.
,imOre San, says Of the Democratic party: "No
man who knows the popular mind and heart to-
day can help knowing tha, tho party Is tired unto
death Of repeating these perpetual puppe, shows.
year after year, with the same wires and the sane
wire. .Pullers, the same Punch. the same Judy, the
same Toby aud the same Devil" Every word Of
this Is rs true as gospel In our own county. The
same pupPet show has been repeated In every
Democratic county convention for the last six
years; the same Punch and Judy hugging or
sighting by turns to get their TObys on the ticket,
The intelligent, respec,able and decent members
Of the party have been unceremoniously turned
down to make room for the er.serviceable tools.
The result Of the last convention proves H. A
glance at the tcke, is enough. Every vote against
the Democratic nominees will help to crush their
corrupt bosses. and give fair play to honorable
ambition.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-11-03

srn-The history Of the Democratic party in
Maryland, a. written by Governor Hamilton and
other leaders Of Democratic thought, is history
Of the sale of Offices to the higkes, bidders the
auc,ioheering OF Of nominations the bartering Of
GovernorshiPs; the buying Of United States Sen.
ator'hiPs the leyying Of toll upon legislation; f;
the squanderins Of the public funds the increase
Of useless Offices, &e., &c. What a catalogue Of
crime lie, the people Of the State rise in their
majesty and power aud sweep the cOrrup,iOnis,,
ou, Of political existence on the 9Th Of November
The Baltimore County union., 1883-11-03

eerDo the taxpayers Of Baltimore county
desire TO continue that humbug Of humbugs-ths
Baltimore county Gre Department. Il has already
cost upwards Of $7o,ooo and the Lord only knows
what Il will run up to In the future. "firs Il
out :" should bs the watchword all along the line,
and this can only be done BY voting the Repub.
lican ticket
The Baltimore County union., 1883-11-03
rMThorna,I ]

eS-rhomas J. Kelbaush, one Of the Demo-
cratic candidates for the Legislature, says he's for
the whole tieke, and nothing but the ticket. Any
voter, therefore, who from personal preference n-
tends to scratch any name on the Democratic
ticket must scratch OF Kslbaugh also for he is for
nothing bat the whole ticket. We have good
Republican candidates for the Legislature, any
one Of whom will be glad to have his name put in
place Of Kelbaugh's.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-11-03

For the purpoie of eleciing
One person for Governor Of the State of Mary
land.
One person for Comptroller Of the Treasury Of
the State Of Maryland.
One person for Attorney General Of the State Of
Maryland.
One person for Senator from Baltimore county j..
in the General Assembly Of Maryland.
Six persons for members Of the House Of Dele.
gates. from Baltimore county, for the General As.
sembly Of Maryland.
One person for States Attorney Of Baltimore
county.
One person for Sheriff Of Baltimore county.
One person for Treasurer and Collector Of Take.
Of Baltimore county.
Three persons for County Commissioners Of
baltimore county.
Three persons for Judges Of the Orphans Court
Of Baltimore county.
One person for County Surveyor Of Baltimore
county.
cfs- The polls will be opened at : o'clock A. ".
and closed at o'clock +. NJ.
Ezs-The Returning Judges are required and
directed 10 make their return on the second day,
tThursdayl following the election TO the Clerk Of
the Circuit Court for Baltimore county.
RICHARD c. TRACEY.
Sheriff Of Baltimore county.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-11-03

Ss-The Baltimore county police force last
yeareOst the taxpayers upwards Of $4,000. This
'POice business" is nice little bills,' that
10 be raseed. The half Of the amount, properly
expended, would give the Bsltitss better prO,ec.
tiOn and would not cause the taxpayers to squirm
near 90 much as they do now.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-11-03

@B-If the Democrats are 90 very positive
about carrying Maryland, Why 10 Il tina, they ars
leaving no stone untarnsd In the eanvassI They
have no, only all their own prominent speaker,
engaged, but have even drawn upon other states
for s,umPsrs. hut all Of them will not be able 10
save the sinking ship. Its too far gone this
time.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-11-03

He-Ths Democratic state ring nominated Mr..
MeLans for Governor. and Mr.. Mike Bannon says
"uhai matters Il who 10 the Governor, hOwsOsvsr
respectable he may be. provided tho ring has hi.
friendships" &c. The ring made MeLsns the
nominee because !, can control him. Therefore q
vote for McLane is vote to sustain the ring
Vote for Hart u. IIoltOn and smash the ring for
ali tina
The Baltimore County union., 1883-11-03

Interested parties circulated tho false re-
port that James W. IIughis,t. the Republican can
didate for Treasurer, was q Temperance man, and
when they found this did not work. they spread .,
broadcast that he was = hummer. Tho Messrs.
Hooper Sons would not disgrace their bu,ines.
with this kind Of a character. They know Mr..
IIughle,, and will back him up for honesty, ,obri-
ety. and faithfulness to duty 10 the lm, Of their
large capital. Lying about candidates does not
The Baltimore County union., 1883-11-03

Jse- The white Republican Club of the 18th
district is working earnestly and actively for the
whole ticket Itisa strong organization and will
make good showing next Tuesday. The 18th
district is alive this time and the report from there
on tho 9th inst will be calculated to make the
Democratic hair curl.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-11-03

Jrs-Kslbaugh openly rejects the offer Of any
supper, whatever from the friends Of Temperance
throughout the county. Men who refuse the sup
port Of this intelligent portion Of people ought
To be elected TO stay at home. The legislative
candidates on the Republican ticket, u elected.
viii lsgislste for the best interest Of the whole
county,
The Baltimore County union., 1883-11-03

ro-The election takes place on Tuesday next,
November 9th, and the polb will be open from
.. until p. IN. II is the duty Of every ei,issn
TO vote and We hope and believe the Republicans
Of the county will do their duty. Give one full
day to the service Of your party and yoa will have
cause 10 feel proud Of your work.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-11-03

es-The Republican State Central Committee
had the tickets printed for Baltimore county and
at the bottom Of the tieks, Il is stated that the
polls open at =. IN. and close ., 6p. N. This 10
an error. The polls open at s a, IN. aud close OF
4 n m
The Baltimore County union., 1883-11-03

es-The Court House has already grown too
small for the Democratic Boss Of the county and
he Is now having !, enlarged at triaing outlay
Of $4,000. II you give him and the party he
controls n longer lease Of power they may end q,
necessary to enlarge the grounds also, and keep
on enlarging until he "bus,s the county treasury.
II Is well TO keep an eye TO such things.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-11-03

eH-The Baltimore Saa says the system Of
Piling dirt upon dirt as the means Of improving
our county roads, is as sriravsgant and as unwiss
a' that which allows the drainage Of baltimore to
aow into the basin only to be d-edged out again.
This is the Baltimore county system and can be
changed by voting for Msssrs. Grof. Roche and
stengel. They may be relied on To improve the
system.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-11-03
ss-RRMEMsER. Republican, Of B.l,iu

es-RRMEMBER. Republicans Of Baltimore
county, there are no disssn,iOns In our party 50
far our State aud county tickets are concerned.
We have good and competent men TO vote for
and let us do our duty by them. Vote the ticket
straigh, and 20 home In the evening with the
proud consciousness that you have done your duty.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-11-03
New Advertisements.
8. Parker Bosley and James n. smIth.
Att0Fneya
uHNRY n. BUSH ET AL. vs. VILLA
H HENRY HENZE ET ALL "a o.

uINRY \. BUSH ET AL. VS.. WILLIAM
II HENRY HENZE ET AL.-h hs Oireaii
Court for Baitimove county, iH Equity.
Ordered by the Circuit Court for Baltimore couu.
y, this ID day Of November. 1883, that the sales
made and reported by S. Parker Bosley and amss
II. Smith, Trustees, for the sale Of the property
mentioned In the proceedings 10 the above en-
titled cause, be ratified and confirmed unless cause
10 the contrary thereof be shown,
on or before the 26,h day of Noren,bsr, 1883,
provided copy Of this order be inserted in some
Newspaper printed and published In Baltimor,
county once In each Of three successive week, be.
fore the goth day Of November, 1883.
The report states the amount Of sales 10 be g..
7sta9 ,r,,
True cOpy-Tsa:
wM. NJ. ISAAC, Clerk.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-11-03
Twelfth District.

First Precinct MICHAEL ADAMS'TAvE
NEAR CANTON.
Second Precinct-wALTERS TAVERN, AT
FORKS OF MIDDLE RIVER AND BACK
RIVER ROADS.
Third Precinct TAVERN.
GARDENvILLE.
Fourth Precinei-SMiTH'S. PUTTY HILL.
Fifth Precinct-AUGUST CLUES BELAIR
ROAD.