The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1883-11-03

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and every Democrat vote the ticket just as it /
was nominated
Democrats, don't trade single man; you
have nothing to gain and all to lose. Besides
it is not just TO the candidates.
Democrats, read your tickets before yon
vote See that the names are all right.
Vote the whole ticket without scratch.
Carroll county should give the whole Demo-
cratic ticket big majority, for the compliment
paid the countyinnominating Hon. Charles b.
Roberts for Attorney General.
This is no time for Democrats to vote for
Republicans for personal reasons Every
vote for a Republican is a vote against the
party of low taxes and good government.
A vote for David n. Henning is vote for
an able and experienced lawyer for States
Attorney. The county never had better one,
and it would be sheer folly to elect one with |
out experience.
The Democratic candidate for Governor,
Attorney General and Comptroller have no
records to defend Their public acts are
clean and without stain.
The Democrats of Carroll cannot afford to
90 backward in this election. They have a
good ticket from top to bottom, fairly nomi-
mated, and one vastly superior to that pre-
sented by the Republicans.
If you want the Maryland Senate under
Democratic control, so that the Governor will |
not be hampered in his appointments and
Democratic legislation will not be defested,
vote for Thomas Herbert Shriver.
A vote for Harry NJ. Clabaugh for States
Attorney is vote for lawyer with but little /
experience and against one ofthe best lawyers
at the Westminster bar-an, honest, straight
forward, just and capable one.
If Democrats elect Judge Bale, he will go
to Annapolis next winter and rote for Re
publican for United States Senator, hamper
the Governor in his appointments and will |
vote against every Democratic measure.
When the Republicans went out of Office in
Carroll they left debt of over $4,000, with
not cent in the treasury and an overdrawn
bank account The debt has now been re-
duced to about S37 900, and the assets are
equal to the debt.
If you want Democrat to succeed Senator
Groome in the United States Senate, vote for
Thomas Herbert Shriver for State Senator,
and for James H. Rooms, John W. Abbott,
Edward W. Leeds and Johnnie E. Baesman
for the House of Delegates.
The democratic party is the party OF the
people, in favor of good government, econo-
my, low taxes, and equal and exact justice to /
all men, high or low, rich or poor. The Re-
publican party is the party of monopohes,
corporations and corruption.
If you want the tax rate to be 40 cents on
the 500. vote for Eli T. Bennett David t
Stoner and John n Selby for County Com
missioners. If you want it raised to 65 cents, I
as in Republican Frederick, or 101 cents, as
in Republican St. Mary's, vote for the Re-
publican candidates.
The Republican party must go, and will go /
if the Democrats do their duty. Twenty six
of the thrty-eight states have Democratic
Governors, the House of Representatives is
under Democratic control, we shall soon have [
the United States Senate, and next year we
will win the Presidency We have work to
do Democrats, and must do it next Tuesday.
The party wont 90 unless Democrats make 1t.
The Democratic party in Carroll is the ma
jority party If the party vote is out and the I
ticket is voted straight victory is certain. 1t
you trade vote, you injure the Democratic
party and help the Republican party A
majority party can never afford to trade
Two years after the war closed-in March,
1s67-Mr. Holton wanted Maryland put I'M
der military rule, and signed petition to the
President making the request. He wanted
federal soldiers distributed throughout the I
state, and all civil government done away
with.
any Republican This is not time for com
plmentary votes, or to vote for political OPP
ponents as a personal favor. The election
this fall has national bearing, and the party /
should show its strength just as though il were
a presidential election. There is victory in
the air The Republican party must go.
r a. = ,;,-4oo, ,,aars tho democrats have I
administered affairs in Maryland, not dol I
lar has been stolen from the treasury, nor has |
any official been charged with corruption or
peculation In the twenty years the Repub-
lican party has directed the affairs of the
government, the people have been robbed
and heeced almost continuously.
Democrats. the time of election is drawing
near, and you must be vigilant and active. I
Every candidate on our ticket mustb elected. /
The state ticket and the county ticket are I
equal to the best ever presented You tasted I
Republicanism from 1861 to 1867, and if you /
do not do your duty you will have, and would I
deserve, repetition of that calling rule.
last year. In every other state they were
either victorious or made great gains. Shall I
we again be aggards? Ohio leads and calls
upon other states to follow. New York, New /
Jersey and Pennsylvania Democrats have
heard her voice and promise to join her in
November Maryland must be to the front
also.
In the last four years the Democrats have I
reduced the county debt about SIG 900, and .
reduced the interest from six to five per cent. (
They not only have not increased taxes, but /
have reduced it, until it is less than half what .
it is in some counties under Republican con-
troll Vote for john N. Selby, David Stoner +
and Eli T. Bennett for County Commissioners I
and the debt will be further reduced and the
taxes, too.
The Legislature of 1880 and 1882 did