Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1883-11-02

Nr. EiitOr:-Since NV earliest recollection
ca N recall no evil that has wrought such dis
ruceiou TO the human family in irs moral
sense, to The country in its Republican form of
government and to The material prosperity and
welfare o! The true, good and honest people.
than has h%en accomplished by the monster,
''hossism -
The minds Of true and homes, men have been
awakened ut last, Ia contemplate the havoc Gre
ate,l. and the hearts Of ali chis'eniom are he
ing lifted up IN iksnkfuncs4 tn nerritnl God
FOR the relief experienced at the gradual but
sure removal of the burden that has been in-
tpIer..bis You have kindly desired me TO
write 10 you on the ssbec, Of boSsism and At
some tine, no; distant, | trust shall De able
to ind time to give you its history rs we See
it, its origin, grosth nature aud progress and
also point out The remedy for the poisonous
disease. Thanks bee 10 Ca the disease has =
limit TO is fatal inau-ure. sul - remedy is
accessible in xh 'us,ihl- sni enS's no many,
have been deeply interested 10 the struggle
of the last fes months over the grave question
OF our State ticket. We feared q mistake the
hattie was foa.ht' aud The victory is with
as"-ihe trics"rv. living aud hypocrisv Of boss
ism Is shattered hv the result Of the Guh-rus-
toFisl eontest. We are Staging with full harris
over the nomination Of that true, pure aud
noble man Hoa Robert VI MeI4sne He is the
frs, choiee Of all true. honsst and pure Demo-
Gratis. and not one can vote against him. ilr
will get the roies aud support Of IN true and
good mea, regardless of their politics. who are
~quslly Interested 10 the important struggle
against lapssism.
never cast vote in nv life that will afford
me more pieasur. TO recall. than that which !
hope TO live 10 cast for Robert VI McEsue,
Charles u Roberts and Frank Turner, the
lirR7s-SYt nohls iria Of anr Stale ticket -
>aid' = want " TO he fully understood that
want no R-puhl1ln invention 10 suggest IL
me that the co'ored population of this country
requires education and protection in their civil
and political rights have sIwass held the
opinion, aud 30 so still. that the colored PEG.
pie xere greatly ia need or education and nro.
lection from the craeles, 'yran,s the rare has
ever knosn. the Republican party. tho | am
much gratihed that there is an effort ade TO
break that CALLING yoke by the more educated
Of the race Bsssism hss exercised its mos,
Senomous influence in this quarter: for H. first,
stole away the body of the colored people from
it's allegiance hy "envv. hatred and malice ="
aud then stole a-av the mind nv living, steal
ing. hypocrisy and promises made but never
kept
Mr. Mci.ane's speeches are all sound to the
points si Issue and uuanswrrabie and his " or.is
are all pnre and worthy of a Christian gentle
man AMI should be treasured rs golden
grains should take great pleasure in CON
trieailng nv mite in aid Of the splendid tri-
umph of the Democratic State ticket. and
nov ofer. through the columns of the down
with bossism' Baltimore San" INV home and
my assistance to the gentlemen during tn.
canvass IN such manner as may he desired II
woald he source o! great comfort and pride
Tor Marylanders to have Hoo Raber, N Nc
Lane. so fitted in every wav, occupying the DO
siilon OF Governor, while President Thos
Btrafd rules the country in the interest of
peace, good will and broiherly harmony once
more.
We h ave no desire for Mr.. Glry's hrother-in-
lav. either IN Washington or Annapolis. The
trua and honest people OF the State desire true
and honest men and measures, m d We will on
~ have them In an honest. manly way. Let this
ptTsonincation ri fraud by the Republican par
~, who has purchased u seat In Congress by the
grssss'st political practices and TYRANNY over the
humble and ignorant voters. hy lavish use OF
nancy and promises made aud never kept
wtsch has all been told. In an open letter to
Aeeiientai Arthur by the brave Col. Ntty who
.ksows his rights ani will dare mai them
ssy let him reflect how many heads were br,,-
ikea during the political contest of last autu mn
ane how many children NAV bc made fatherless
ana women made widows when grng shops arr.
threwr open by political practices aud lavish
uscof greenbarkS
nave looked in vain TO- ren'v to Col. Ditty's
hrse AMI Out>poken letter. and hay.' long since
believed I'm lis contents and have faith in the
MAJ u Is disgrace enough Ia know that our
hN'tg innocent women and stole
President T1denS seat: that IL the Inc ffacaable
sting OF the Republican parry to our country
We cannot tolerate the idea of having dear old
Maryland stained with the reproach OF having
the Congressional chair OF one Of the trueSt and
her sons. one of the most pure and honor
usis men In the country. Gen. Andrew c.
chapman. taken from him by the political me-
thois OF Mr.. Gary's brother-ln-law
Its easy to see the 'handw ri ling on the WALL"
reaei to the Republican party, ..thou art weigh
ed u the balance and found wanting
Tie good old times of Democratic rule must
retafn; down with monopoies:' put down the
tyranny OF corporations: give relief to the wors>
ing Fopie OF the land and let them have "exaat
and ,qua Justice"
Nh Mclaue strikes Democratic keynote
whei he SAYS, "let the employer and employee
harean arbitrator who will give equal Justice
in tine Of trouble" Certainly we are about to
see te beginning of much needed era
j. W. HAWKINS. NJ. ID,