Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-01-11
,x,T GOV. HAMILTON.

y" ,he great seal Of the State to
i '.D' .,cccssor. McL1ne anil retired
~ .,;,,te life until again called there
=" me popular will The uprising
'I'% :, popular sentiment in his behalf
y ~ GAS but an evidence Of the con
w. ~. the people had in his honesty
nl,| 4. repeated views Of reform Here
'n1 =. .sor. political thieves had filched
So .a,li. treasury of the peoples money
'as 1t. If REGULATIONS, until tolera-
Y, ..,,e,l to be a virtue when the eyes
~ n regardless of party. turned to
Hamilton as the man to redress
~. ..ons.. and to rescue the reigns of
'ns" IN the fit full Of boss politicians
',"', n.,..,ed around Annapolis. And
wy ~, failed in the confidence thus
While not as wise in bis mode
,auosed W H'N =, III
amor Of working out the much
a'' ..s,,m. and that he has made mis-
!. .bere is no doubt, but no one whose
''' - !. free from prejudice, will galnsay
IL. h. accomplished vast deal OF
!. '"" !, must be remembered that he
= ~. =, into the governors chair surround
r l. , set Of confidence men, whose
i ,.. we're as glib in professions OF
70 - .,v As their smiles were prominent
..tiDp o,ccit, with scarcely a coun-
Or ~ .dyiser; they we're with him inthc
B. ~ ...,iou, campaign, and had made repeat
:. P'' ..a,ni.e. ofreform to the people, which
p. :. .,r.,llv b. concluded would be carried
of : IL them he looked for assist
~ ,,3 mon them he relied for coun-
Il. = uov they duped the people BY their
l.. w. ;,,. and deceived him by their at
10 ..da,ti is now matter of hlstory and
., IN, needs recapitplatiOn. Seeing his
Ga -. !. freed himself from their compan'
at .,,.b;o and advice, and undertook to full
ne mi, hedges to the people alone which II
= ~, m.,sure he has accomplished; tha
nd FAR as hiscspacity as governor woult
oo AMI, Worthless public Offices hav'
as beep Topped of--Ofices heretofore
ier burden Of expense to the people, hav'
DOL ,.ome self sustaining. and competen
lch m.o have been placed in positions hereto
nty d, held BY demagogucs and public pill
bad s,ers. And afte: four years engaged Il
b Ms oporous task, he seems not Dor"
CO. down BY the pressure oflabor or silence
cen /. tho clamorous of those who have feI
My he blow Of his power. but has submit
sed I'D us farewell message to the preser
) y .s,uOu u,lA Sulmoo1 Iodsd . aInlnls!!S'
ven ], and filled with wisdom and patriot
'''h i,n. in tue Language Of Gen. johnson
ny IpItisa State paper that is an honor
ave HE State, and places him on record :
rs he wise and brave patriot that he is. +" II
Try slows the financial condition of the pull
liz treasury; its present bettered cond
lion since bis term of office, and coul
sells that with strict economy and strl
ing sihes ion to the requirment' of the Ia
euee our finances will soon assume comments
BE shape. He urges that the thru
ae- departments Of government be kept
80 fshemssNyesln their prqpsE snhsrsas - len
ail ted by the bill Of rights. and allu
staI many other needful causes for le.
ity ton too numerous to mention, whic
the be found in his message to which W
he wise our readers to carefully reyic
are On the whole his ADM nistration "
ay- remembered by all honest people
md honesty and reforms, and If uns crup
not politicians, whose hands are now al
err lingering for profit and self aggral
ment at Annapolis. will MOI keep
'rlt from our state affairs they will again
vas TO such a man to redeem their Stat
Of redress their wrongs.
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