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[~ MASO MIC
Reea cor 5r 5'GIi 5ss
rSf45454z2zSfygH X streets.
W. WOOD,
nENTIST, QUINN'S BUILDING, CO..
~ northeast corner Fourth and JE7S5Sss7sssz
streets. Artificial Teeth inserted on S4IJIV
all bases. Improved Liquid Nitrous Oxide Gas
for painless extraction OF teeth, o35U
e. II. PIERSON,
nEETIST, rs ] STREET, BE ,ze.e=esr.
~ tween Fourth and Fifth, 5acra- fF9s.sss.:s,;
mento Artificial Teeth inserted on N~IJI-CEt
Gold, Fulcsnite and all bases. Nitrous Oxide or
Laughing Gas administered for painless eXtrae,
lien of teeth ol4-im
i. G. SHAW,
1T ATE OF LIGHT & SHAWL, cesa.==sssse
VI Dentist. Office and residence .sa.f5.s5.5g
over Tufts Drug store, corner I fFE5Ez
Tenth and streets. Office hours: 4~i-l-L-
9 4. VI TO P. ". Sundays, 10 to - ol3-lm*
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Collision of Trains.

New ORLEANS, November 4th.-A spe-
cial 10 the Times Democrat from Talladega.
Ala, says: 4 collision occurred on the East
Tennessee. Virginia and Georgia Railway.
twenty-five miles south of here, last night.
Thirteen ears were wrecked. Four men
were badly injured one dying soon after
the accident
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GENERAL NEWS.
DOMESTIC.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE EEcoRD-umos.J
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W. WOOD,
!. G. SHAW,
ATT0RSETS-AT.LAN
CLTNION L. WHITE.

C-A-N YIN ~ ~ Ill ~
A TTORNEY-AT-LAW, SOUTHWEST COR
"A ner Fifth aud J streets, Rooms 10 ana II,
suffer Building, Sacramento, Cal. n3-tt
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FTrcHBURG Mass, November 4th.-The
engine, tender, baggage and smoking-cars
on the Old Colony train were derailed by
misplaced switch in Leominster to-day.
On employee of the road had both feet
crushed, and several passengers were hurt,
none of them seriously
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us KEARNY STREET, SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
SS @ NJ g. vi 5 / s s5 iss +

~ ~ ~ any one Implying by
-.'.'ss--'''=-.-s.a letter, stating hin
symptoms and age.
Consultations strictly confdeJ1iS BY let.
ter or at office, FREE.
1t is an established fact, acknowledged
by all, that DIR. SALFIELD'S REFUVEN-
ATOR is the only true specific, which
never fails to cure Nervous Debility, Pros
tatitis and the aforementioned COM
plants, positively restoring Lost Manhood,
and with which expensive special treat
ment is not required.
AS- For the convenience of patients, and In
order to insure perfect secrecy, I have adopted
private address, under which all packages ara
forwarded. dewitt
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Lost. with All On Board.

NEW LONDON Comm, November 4th-
The owners of the fishing schooner Daisy
Speaker have given up all hopes OF her
return, and there is little doubt that she Is
lost, with all on board She sailed hence
September 4th for a months cruise to the
haibut grounds, and was last reported five
weeks ago by the schooner Kate Church.
bound towards Nova Scotia. Her crew was
composed of the following men from here:
Captain A. c. Schofeld and his son Sam
uel James and Harry Dorsey, brothers; ;
Joseph and Manuel Bent, brothers An
tonic Enos and a Portuguese whose name is
unknown
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DIR. IRA e. OATMAN,

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. SPECIAL AT
[ tention to Diseases of Females. Office
627 street, upstairs. Residence-lO27 6 street,
corner Eleventh. Office Hours--9 10 II a. M.
! TO and 20 2. II. O9 I'm
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Races at brighton Beach.

BRIGHTON BEACH, November 4th.-The
weather was splendid, the track fine, and
the attendance large to-day Mile, for
three-year-olds: Waukesha won. Brook
wood second. Mollie third Time. 1:45.
Three-quarters of mile: Marsh Redan
won, Hickory Jim second, Granite third
Time, 1:l74. Mile and quarter: Barnum
won, Miss Brewster second, Tom Martin
third. Time, oil, Seven-eighths of a
mile, Tor all ages Tattler and Miller ran
dead heat, and the stakes were divided
Bessie B. third. Time, ISL Mile and an
eighth lnconstant Won Brunswick sec
ond Bric-a-brac third. Time, l5SI.
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j. C. TUBES Il w. y. GETT,
A TTORNEYS-AT-LAW OFFICE, col I ST
y A Notary always in the Office. u2-tt
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Blood and Diseases of the Skin.
1t permanently stops all unnatural weak.
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occur, preventing involuntary seminal losses,
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mind and body, and cures all the evil effects Of
youthful follies and excuses, restoring Ex-
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Manhood, however complicated the case
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A thorough as well as permanent cure
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Strength and Vigor OF Manhood is absolutely
guaranteed by this justly celebrated and re-
liable Great Remedy. Price, 81 so per bottle, or
five bottles for So Sent upon receipt of price
or c. o. D., to any address, secure from OBSERVE
ton and strictly private by
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Manning at Greystone.

New YORK, November 4th.-Secretary
]. Tilden. at Graystone, Yonkers. He ar
rived at 1l:30 from this city, aud was driven
direct to the ex-Governor's house, where
he lunched, and remained until nearly
O'Clock. He stated that his visit was
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GRADUATE OF THE UNIVERSITY OF Der
VI lin, Germany. Ofice-52l J street, between
Fifth and Sixth Residence-cornerF Fourteenth
and K streets, Sacramento Office hours: 1870
A NJ. to l P. M; P. N. to P NJ; P. N. to P. NJ
aul3-tf
WALLACE A. BRIGGS, NJ. D.,
PHYSICIAN AND OBSTETRICIAN. OFEICB
L and residence No. 2l2 street, Sacramento
Sto9 AN.
$50 to s. Pm.
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4 TTORNEYS-AT-LAW 620 J ST, SOUTH
4 west corner Seventh and J, Sacramento
Cal. O22-lm
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New York Stock Market.

New York, November 4th-l115 A. NJ
Stocks opened generally / to higher
Early transactions were accompanied by
considerable feyerishness.
NEW York, November 4th-Noon.-Th
stock market is active, feverish and irrecu-
lar. After small decline in most cases
there was decided upward movement. in
which Union Pacific and ST. Paul led, with
a gain OF per cent. each. Later. the mar
ket was again decidedly feverish and irreg-
ular, and at noon is active and feverish at
quotations which generally differ only
slightly from the opening figures
NEW YORK. November 4th.-Central Pc
ciiic, 43 Burlington, 1856; Northern Pacific
26}; Northern Pacific preferred, 563 /;
Northwestern, 1Ilg; New York Cen
trail, 1888; Oregon Navigation. 10l !:
Transconinental, SIS; Pacific Mail, 57s /;
Panama, So; st. Louis and San Fran
CISCO, %; Texas Pacific, 22s; Union Pa
cifc, 574 Wells Fargo's Express, 116; ;
Western Union, sos.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
RoIISr Skates
LARGE STOCK.

" mans Champion Extension, Vineyard,
Lowell, Club and kink Skates and Skate Bags.
Also, a large stock of Repair Parts. Guns, Rifles
an Sporting Goods.
4psi III. ECKHARDT i SON. 523 Il ct.
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or zoo pages any address, securely ssa for th-,
tsDl cents should be read all. Address As anoyc
Dice EouTs from Is g.ts7P.N. Sg21sys, 8tstP.A
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". Il. BEATTY g. 5. c. benson,
4 TTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS-AT-LAS
y Offices Metropolitan Block, K street, be
tween Fourth sEd Fifth, Sacramento. Entrance
next door o Metropolitan Thester. o29-d
S. SCION HoLL. L. S TAYLOR.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-01-24
WANT COLUMN.

IdrerTss-aa. afs fir eofsEzn nria oe charged 10
AZ ftr rate Of Fire {. Is PER line pr 1rceS-
aSrersssen.enf fatess fen sss than - cents.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-01-24
Keeping Down Expenses.

j
heard a young man telling the other day
how he managed II keep his living expenses
down TO close figure, without having to prac-
tics any self denial. You see, take my
meals down street 1 have bought two meal
ticke;s, one at frs;-class restaurant, and
the other at cheap place. When my Ape
lite good or I want TO take anybody b
dinner with me, so the best place, but
when don't feel particularly sharkish / &c
aessii to the other restzursn. and give my
or,.er there. In that way | keep up about a
comfortable average living. The cheap meal
;ic..-t also sol.es handy when | don't feel
VERY flush. and have I, aegin cutting down
expenses Another way in which / find il
useful Is in relieving the hunger Of my impe-
cunious fricnls. When they get so hard uT
they can't afford q square meal and come
around to ME for relief, l display my mag
nanimity by handing them my meal ticket
and telling them to go and cat their fill. But
rs always the cheap ticket. thoagh they sup
pose they are living as well as the'- benefac-
tor, and shower down their blessings accord
inc
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-01-24

Henderson tIeIni CitiZaH.
Henderson is getting too utterly stylish for
its ability. Lots Of people hero who haven't
go. 500 worth of things go dressed like they
had the bulge on all the corner lots Now
we noticed q lot of little wee tots OF girls go
ing to school the other day. The fathers Of
some of these girls were no. earning over
5000 year, and, bcsiS.es having to supply q
family OF six, these girls must be dressed as
Princesscs. There isn't any sense in it.
There was day when calico dress and q
sun-bonnet were good enough for a school
dress, and il fine forgery was put on the
wcarer was sent home with instructions to
caaage. 1t is very painful for little child
10 go out in company dressed poorly when
IL, mn ara clad i'm rorx
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-01-24
The --latest Femin,.e Freak.

A frcakish diversion On the part Of Boston
daughters u wealth and leisure Is the drvD-
ing Of dolls They have vaxea engses aads
10 order, reproducing in niuiatuse thsir ewA
shapes as Laced aaa girisd for the paftine ca
II their outer roles Even - ~ fsatHxvl
and compilations. rstursd oo0&FpAfs I
prcdrced By means Of such . do1, tn
artistic effects Of textures. cnlors and stytes
cxn Be tested To suca an extent vss this
idea carried that . cunpsese scenic rrD-
sentatiou Of q bridal party at the altar uas
constructed weeks before . weading.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-01-24

tthicaSo fos1III
Nothing Is szcrcd in this icooociasfjc aga
Some one NOS comes out with the statement
that CASTLE soap Instead OF being TIE
purest. Is atout the most impure soap 70 M,
and that many diseases ef the skin are
trsceahle 20 its use.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-01-24

NOR RENT Furnished room, with or with.
II out board Market street. sixth house north
Second, west sid. dsis-Ct'
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BUNNELL & ROYS.
Real Estate,
Farm Loans,
& Insurance.
Agents AT. Is. FIR. R. Lands
The oldest established real estate firm in the
city large list OF both city aud country
property for sale at reasonable prices.

Money to Loan at 6 Per Gent
OUR INSURANCE AGENCY.
Aetna, of Hartford l9. .ss4
German American. of Ne~ York. ava. sss
Hartford, OF Hartford. ......-.. 4,sai. go
II ome of New York .......-- -.-....... AS, ets
lns Co. of North America. Of Phiia.. e.o-t as
Lv 4 Lond,, 4 Globe. of liverpool. s,77.i $50
pbunsx Of Hartford. 4, As .ess
Underwriters. Of New r0rk...-.-.---. SECS. sa
The Equitable Life. OF New York.. D.eso. co
K-oAce in Royp' block. upstairs. over Bank
OF Commerce,
COR. DOUGLAS AND LAWRENCE AVS
WICHITA. KAN.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-01-24

NVyASTED-AT ONCE-We are compelled
w to go south. and we wish to app lint q
suitable man firm to take charge OF the state
@: Kansas tnst can handle large number Of
ealesmcn in the sale Of hardware spccialties
The man or firm taking charge Of the same can
realize preht of 81 sos 90 10 So.JOO 60 by Au-
gust. II he will push the business. We will
coa,ract with the night party to give full con-
troll IL the state For twel.e years We reserve
the sight 10 manufacture the goods, which we
agree - furnish from our extensive manufac-
tory in tae east. Our goods are Manufactured
esfy by ourselves. ID. II. NJ ,rsh cashier First
National bank Of Groton, New York, and hiss
been the past twenty years, lie one OF our largest
stockholdere, aud also our treasurer and one OF
the directors In other words our firm lie com
posed Of some of the best business men in New
York state. We have special rates for freight
With q c-chant's Dispatch. our firm Is the
e..~ one in the United States or anadA that
la1I us.>ture these goods. Applicants must
have q small capital, negotistic paper or
rsaJ estate. We furnish stock OF goods with
ous cost to begin with We offer every induce
tent we can to the tight party who will push
bu<iness and sell goods Call on {. J. Al
1T II. Woodland, lG ". Topeka avenue.
s.ta, Kansas We will say 70 those who
r. .ssr less -fonsi, lily that We will assign
IN as much territory ne they can ma age and
she smount of capital In this. will be less than
.he hrst deposit on say. s7t 90 70 $50 90, and
We will start them out on profit OF $50 90 TO
ess. 90 per month d2ll-6t
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-01-24
HERE WE ARE AGAIN !
And as Always With Prices Lower than Others Can
or Dare Make Them.

Mens n II K o Calf Boots ts" all solid only a6o
Meme Kip Shoes all solid, q good working shoe, 100
Men, inc Shoes all Styles only 100
me Button Kid Shoes, worked holes 1.26
Wonens Fine Shoes. worked holes, / as
Kid Shoes, worked holes. 12S
Chdrens Tipped School Shoes button sizes to - e0
Chdrens Tipped School Shoes, button sizes to
Children Tipped School Shoes button. sizes to 10
1isstrsnse some how do it, but do and we
chuck full Of equally good bargains. IN hct We aeko
edge competition in size Of stock excelence Of goods
and styles and also our low prices ct the Red Front
A. ALLEN.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-10-16
We DONE Believe Ii.

On his way to the republican eetirg al
Pisgah l.st Mouda, DR.. Lancaster 1a-ried a
Port Tob"cco awhile and expressed himself
Iret,y freely while here to the result Of The
approaching Election. Amor other tn ng.
thai he said was 10 the eff ct that he would
G, me cut Of Harris Lot district v h $50 ma
igritr al his back This pretty tall ttlk Al d
we cam Il think that tie cod doctor eant il
but orly intended it is ne OF Tie c. mpai On
stories for v hich lie is so famous. A any rate
the Den o~rats of that section should sse to it
hat TIE Doctors irargadocia is not realized.
Without D+mocrytic assistance We do not bt-
ltve that he CAD get OF. teuIh Of the majority
he claims there even il l. Is s tme district,
and We cannot tiuk that any good and on
sc;eniiurs Democrat such We have in the
5 district, i'll give the Doctor any support
in the coming e'oclion. Listen ntttntvely to
Mr. Etel, n " hen he visits your Sc cti' n, men OF
t e 5ih. and then We know that YOU will n axe
the Doctors boasted majority go small that he
will be able 10 crowd it all in snail sized
oyster shell.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-10-16
Local Brevities.

DR.. IIe',l'y's Celery. Beef and Iron re
stores J. st 81 impaired vigor of mind and
body.
Mr. Lutl er F. Dement, had a valuable
horse 10 die N eGnardr0wn last week 1t
is supposed ;ha overdriving was the cause.
This must lie our Indian summer, and
as it is impossible to tie how long i will
last it will he well t. make the most Of it.
''Fnr | am declined into the vale of
Years" SIC said Ii tie sadly, "bu' indeed
| don't much mind it since | can get Sal
walton OH for % cents
The ciec ION is bat two weeks # next
Iutsdas Rcnt III Der this, Den"cra ). and
get your work well in h,nd in the sh. TT
time that remains to you.
Every glorious act of great lie starts
!orm ard an eloquent fact. DIR. Bulls Cough
Syrup is the glorious act of IA 'ifc's study,
and it is a positive fact that it stands
without a rival.
The next meeting Of the Sociable Club
will he he d on next Wednesday evening
the 21st inst, at "Brentland," the residence
of Mr. Vim. NJ Brent. Members will
please remember this.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-10-16
Mary,and Agricultural Fairs.

Cecil couniys agricultural fnir, which
closed on Saturday, appears to have been an
unusually successful exhibition. The atend-
aucr each day was large, the exhibits Of an
interesting aud merito ious character, and the
racing spirited Cecil is the fourth on the list
Of Maryland rounties which have held a2rlrul-
tural fairs this fall Montgomery, Ken and
Baltimore counties preceded her, with similarly
CRAFTY ing results and Frederick and Hartford
will follow with exhibitions hioh prom Sc to
be unusually Interesting. Washington county
viii close the list with An intersttte fair COIL
m.pcin. October 90 at which exhibitors ON
Maryland Prnnsy lvaDa and the Virg nias IT
expected to participate. These fiirs are #
great value TO the az ricuit ! community, not
only in trinGins farm RS into contact with each
ether and in scquain'Ing them with new
methods and improved mie hinery, hut also in
making hem and their products known to the
outside world. There quite number OF
MARYLAND counties poted tor their natural fer
ii ity and REM rksb,e prog ress in agriculture in
recent We rs " hich 8 yet do not en- joy the ben
eits of an annual or biennial fir, but proba-
bly, at no distant day they will initiate the ex-
ample set by their neighbors.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-10-16

Mess J. Camiilus and " iiiam VI. Howard,
who, under the firm name of Howard Bros,
have been conducting the excursion resort
al Chapel Point, have pet'ioned be Cour'
for the benefit of the insolvent laws. Their
ssets, as Sc, forth 10 their petition, amount'o
Sl5, SOS, 90 sni their Liabilities to IS S45 so.
Adrian Po.ey has been appointed preliminary
trustee. Their creditors will meet here on the
26th inst. appoint permanent trustee. The
Messrs Howard universally esteemed for
their cnurteou and obliging treatment of the
pubic and their pluck and business enterprise
and all will regret to learn Of the business DIS
ather which seems to have ovsrt.ken them
They will probably come out Of this all right
however IS many plucky business men have
done before them, for which result they have
our best isheS.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-10-16
Religious Work.

The Rev. Mr. Howard closed his spiritual
labors at Good Hope Bhptis, Church last week
and the good results of his work among the
congregation and members Of the church will
long be felt. Last Sunday morning aud night
he occupied the pulpit at Nanjemoy Baptis I
Church. and preached to large congregation
on both occasions. So pleased are these people
with this Rev. gentleman that, we understand,
efforts are now being made to secure him as =
pastor to take charge of these two churches
they being q, present without minister Rev
Mr. Howard will ofitiate at Good Hope Church
next Sunday, and will probably baptise the
new accessions to the church membership. He
~ill return to Nanjemoy for services on Sunday,
October 25th
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-10-16
Iud1ea of Election

The following list of Judges Of Election
for the various districts of the county were ap
pointed by the county commissioners at their
meeting last Tuesday. In every instance a
least one of the jud.es is supposed to entertain
Democratic principles
Frt District John l. Jenkins, B l.. Zig
don w. l. Cooke.
Second Distria.-D. J Bragonier, Rober
Marbury, J. Alex. Cray.
Third District u Wright, Carlton Spades
Ale-ande Ha.lp.
Fourth District R. T. b .rbour. F. 5.
Middleton Dr. II. II Bean.
FIFTH District p A L. Contee MeWil
lams Il. H Ctagett.
SirM District w. T. Hicks, A. W NARROW
B. W Spaldrg.
Seventh Distriet.-Thos. L Harmon, B. F
Dement,. W NJ Lambert.
Eighth District w. 4. Boarm.n, R. A
Booze, NJ. l. MrPhers"n
Ninth District IT Nicholson, J L. Wat
son, K. T. Swami.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-10-16
The Election Next Month.

''0A ~ '"'s '''N'' ~
e'n'ei "i'' "sA' VIZ - 'o' ~"
t.'N u '"e ou' VI . %
Al. NC '0"" ~.
NOR VII e''o' nv ~ y '"' -
eA'es' He"''ois VII. oe e'e'''- - " >
Dorchester, Caroline, Talbot CecH. Hartford
Montgo nerF, AieEaHy, "'r'e''' f'"'e
george 5, toaties ana . MARI counties anu
II the ENC ies'sia'''e ue''i'' Vi Dam" '' ''l
Inc holding over Senators arc hn aan
II ayes o ID 'l'IHorf CIV 2.'uS t-'r > 'ti-.ti' '
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-10-16
The Democratic Party and the tol0red

Citizen.
The following resolution adorted by the
Democratic couatv convention, fifty expresses
the attitude of the Democratic party OF Narvland
and of the South roNard the colored population.
We commend it to The consideration ct our
colarsi friends M such aseurtn : ever
been given to them hv the 80 c-l ell republican
party Of the county: but their policy has uni
formly been to entirely disregard the black man
EXCEPT at election time whea they want his
votes. Read his resolution coors,! mca and
reflect What You are doing in following the men
who a.sumptively claim the right 10 control
your votes:
Resolrsd By the Democratic party Of Charles
county in convention asst a5ltd, that, recng-
uiZing the tsct t at the policy of The pemocra-
tic PARTY OF the State OF Mary land has Inva' la
bly, Teen 10 furnish the mems and orportunl
ties Of education to Al her free people, whiVh
prlicv has been m,uiiestel towards the c"lorrd
people of the State without interruption almost
ever since he elective franchise was exte"dtd 10
them. and that. too, " hen the Democratic patty
has teen in entire control of the State and II
has been in the power of the said party al any
time to withhold the appropriations TO the
colored public schools. and to close the doors
hereof, but to which step no move has ever
been made-uotwi hstandius the great mass OF
coloreA voters have been in political hostility 70
The Democratic party-all o. which policy raer-
its our unqualified approval and endorsement
and We pledge ourselves 10 the continuance ot
this policy.
Resoired further, tina; recognizing the entire
and perfect equality OF the c0lored man before
the law in al civil ard political rights, and re-
copniZinp with qualification his great improve
ment "a moral and intellectual work since the
advantages Of education were extended TO him
We do het eby declare lhyt The Democratic party
Of Charles county stands prepared to recognize
his fitness, and do declare thai lie shall stand an
equal chance with any one in the pursuit OF
any office in their gilt and thai test If fitness
sha II De required OF Tim other than Of a! citl-
Gems viz, his moral, intellectual and PoiIt'ca!
fitness for the same.