Daily Republican., 1883-05-11
The Mary land Republicans.

All that is now wanted to enable the
Republicans Of Maryland to carry The
State is union and harmony in theil
OWE ranks. There appears to be an al
most impossible gulf between the regrl-
lar and the reform Democrats, so wide
a gap that no ordinary truce can close.
Fortunately the Republicans are in a
position in the State that they need not
depend upon Democratic dissensions
for success. There is a very large color
ed Republican vote i'll the State that
the Democrats have never made any
specia. efforts to obtain, and to their
credit be it,said they were never liStran.
chIsel from voting by the passage OF
law, which act in discriminating
MANNER against the colored vote as in
Delaware and South Carolina. For a
humber of campaigns past all thai was
needed i'll Maryland was only work and
organization to make the State doubt
\ III pb' u lIlV El'dl tIllllGN iFl'hIile III
the party has always been bcIiet Ivy
the party in its ability to succeed. The
New York Tribune, referring to Mary
land, truly says in its comments that the
feeling that there was no use Of coming
ont u vote, as the Democrats were sure
of winning anyhow, lost the RepubIi-
cans two Congressman last fall, Conf
dence and energy will enable them to
give the Maryland Bourbons such a
shake up this year i'll the election for a
Governor and Il Legislature that the
Stat will not recover from the shock
for many years 20 come.
IFNAiE WATER Commission does no,
get possession Of the Water Department
She city will be some S4O,Ooo better off
the next fiscal year. The City has
been running the Water Department on
$40 Ooo Il year; this year the estimate is
$4,000. The annual revenue from the
"IcrDepartHemt is about $50, OOOwhlch
Ia, always been paid into the Treasury
Df the city, lfthe Water Commission
Ie1s inru operation, it will collect not
only Tic SNG, 900 revenue, but the city
wi, he compelled to pay so, ooo nddi-
AuGla iUr the use Of water for tire
riugs and for the public buildings ol
.hr city, making in ali SlOG,OoO. Now
'nnu, ao the City Council Water COM
mil'ro la, been running the water de-
pA"H9"nr ON $40, 900 Il year, what doe,
tar Water Commission want viii!
>,U.nnu.
~ ,uc Uu'nl-" ha, been made that
rb' ',Dua~>l" will run the DEPART
H'.. Ill ID n."r oconomica, manner
Jbm try 'ouuni,, We may rrasou-
an,. .pD.,. 'au' ur whole Of $40. .ooO
NJU nt IT, acquired, but admitting
fha. j. ... 'ror tAat much, there Is
suI. ,1",ourou Where i. this money
ru ur 70 IDe. Nr are ryH tiat the
Commission .- f.. paw ',, the Interest uu
slI water o,ud, NcralNr, but even
tulI will um r&haU-t ID, uDu NMat
tiru can tAr Commission MJr wItn ST.
WOrn mUr}
.Go,r , WJ ARE waiting .ln h.Dngry
du-, 1,. fine offices created uud,r tlu
Nq'or 'umiuIssI"n ~houd keep II
good uDD"' hncau," i; wont take Iou.
f,r r.. rYr's 10 dncidr the issue b"
tw'" the city Council aud the Con-
ruI>-u.. A. 'lr weight nf r"r'",t !
'trwJ wou 'br Water Cumul>.l'h
lN ia. latter UHr to lo is to get oIt
lcr'rI'ng IuamIamU- to compel th
cry rrUru 'oruoW cause why it tlo"
n". re".u rhr Slater Commission
.yrh ii" spare cash it needs. J
thn past d., Io Dc 'aEou It's criterion fo
tbn fWDr it "i.l lan.o0r roun abon
two wears folnaEo upmd uyoa dcri
nou lu i-uD' hong n want for IA
office. an wait orl Enul.lm,.
WE tuy C"TNcIL has no. hJcl