The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-09-01
Correspondence Bai'ia"r, County Union.
LETTER FROM BALTIMORE.
nAItlnnnr. An-u., egth. 1.

n,LrivoRr, August 18th. iss3.
N,.,r.. L."3n.. t,~ Hr"..;- Political movements
arc becoming quite active with both parties in the
pas; few days. not only in baltimore but through.
GU; Maryland. The main object With each seems
t. be a lie ire Co harmonic and unite. This u
especially Observable with the Republican,, who
are. doubtless. convinced that Withou; IL there can
be no Substantial hope of success. but with IL the
outlook !. cheerful. even against such great odds
Our Democratic iricnis can pretend and talk
they pcase. yet u - very plain that they are far
from unity Or rarti;an cpTdiaiiiy. and not likely
g. be. The breach /. too wide and bitter between
their dispuiaiious laetieus soon to be closed in
correspondence With approved uniiaciion. nor can
IL be for n on.ilefablc time yet o. come Thi. il
practically dent On all sides. The old ring who
have been - l"G. in the custom 81 ruling and
having thing their oNn way. but Of late snubbe !.
ignored and ruled out by wha; styles itself the
"ioung Democracy" that they would rather en-
duro defeat by an open enemy in the shape Of Re
publicani-m than be slaughtered in the camp 81
those. calling then selves Democrats, and yet bent
ou forming n new ring. who wish simply 10 rule
and dictate NJ new bosses. This L. characterized
a. unfair. ungenerous aud insuaerabe. going
from the frying pan into the ire. There l., there
fore. an undcrcurreni Il bitterness which cannot
be reconcilel. say What they may please 10 the
contrary. u crops out a; every turn and corner.
getting Worsc instead of better. They may cry
peace, peace. bat their j. no peace Under such
circumstance the Republicans. IL united thor.
ourhly at coming political contests in Maryland.
w.i have the very best opportunity they have ha !
in maby years for winning spichdii victory.
The GnbernsioTai question j. now becoming
quite active the Republican side, A. 10 who
should be nominated tor that high Office. The
absorbing problem IT, IL success be hoped for. l.
for our friends Co harmonic and unite heartily
upon whomsoever they may select Tor that posi-.
tion. Let there 40 longer be heard oG the hate.
fui, disturbing and sbominable cant names of
"haf. breeds. "stalWarts. ETC.. but give a solid
column .; undivided. good, old Ashioned 'Repub.
licans who look solely 10 the success of the party
aud the good Of our country. by this means alone
can they cxpec; 10 succeed, whilst through oppo.
site methods. thereto. Democratic friends. thi.
fall in baltimore and Maryland. in all probability,
may encsanie. defeat.
The indications arc iha, very many of our cii-
xens will visit your county Agricultural Fair. at
1imaniun, next weck, more, perhaps, than have
ever yea attended there. II IL just the thing u
large portion - our eitiIsns-ladies and gentle
men-want 10 sos sad enjoy. They find Il =
pleasant place to see, nee. .at gree, their county
friends.
II Is now pretty well Understood thai The u rand
Jury prcscnimen, agains, Mayor whyte for NAL.
ftasabes in oiicc. ~ ono 81 the old Fire Commits.
sioners' Board. will be ignored or entirely Sc,
aside. NESToR.