Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1888-07-26
sAMOTH AGAIN ON DECK.
BALrIMoKE, July q. 1855.


A-ryland's metropolis from business
standpoint, Is exceedingly dull JUS; now.
Every bOdy who has time and money IS
out u town enjoying the invigoraiing
mountain air or Wrestling with the wild
waves and mosquitoes on the Jersey coasi.
POLITICS
Politics are beginning 10 bud little and
the crop promises - Ue large and well de-
yelopcd. Both parties her are in good
fighting trim and although j. Is eass 10
CUES the winner, the contest vii! b. lively
and interesting. The Congressional cleo
lion coming as il does with the President
:! election will bring out full vote. For
this reason the Republicans are already
putting forth every effort with the hope Dt
carrying some % The districts. \ big fight
Will be made against Mr. Rayner il the
Fourth district ScvcrLl candidates have
hcen spoken Of "a the Republican side,
among them C. J. karsncT, II W. Crowl,
both members Of the City Council, Scbas-
tIau Brown and J. Frank Supplee. The
latter vii. probably be the choice, if he
vii. accept There : not the shadow @! a
doubt, however, bu: that Mr. Rayner will
be his own successor. He has made an
able representative and 81 national rcputa-
ton a. q statesman
H. the Fifth district, The presca, popular
representative, the Hon. Barnes Compton,
i sure II Prince Georges, Howard, Anne
Arundel, Calvert, Charles and the seven
teen Ward, If Baltimore | understand
that in s. Mary there j. some opposition
T. him oH account 81 certain appointments
The charges in that direction learn arc
founded merely upon rumJr and il my
next | Will cnicavor ~ 70 over the whole
grounl and show tha; the people Of -
Mary have no cau>, to he dissatisfied with
Mr. Cnmpion~ course.
Within my recollection, n Congress
mar las done onc-hali as much for -.
Mary's q Mr. Compton. The next term,
The Democratic Administration will hc
mon r.mly established and with his in
huencc AT Washington, q city Of office
holder Mr. Compton will be able 10 DO
more fpg his constituency and take il
that lie Is not IA man - forget his friends.
Let lie pcopie o. s. Mary throw aside
personal feeling and factional strife If
Democrats will wranglc Let them 30 1t at
the primaries, Int when candidate is
nominated, stand by him
Everybody knows that if tAc Democracy
Of =. Mary will unite il will carry the
county What can We expected if by
apathy On account i persona! grievances,
supposed y real, they let tho county 20
Republican Can they expect anything
from q Republican Congressman
This fight will not be u walk over, aud
il is No. time for Dcmocra. 70 sacrifice his
party for mere personal disappointment
because h or his friend failed TO secure an
appointment. Throw all such feelings
aside AMI unite and the result will Ii al
v.ntagcous to the whole county.
Who NJ. Compton opponent will Ia, j.
not yet definitely known. Mr. sydney E
Nudd IF Charles county seems to have
tie best show At this time ON this sub
jet the political column II The Sunday
Hc-o.d, # yesterday says
Il: EXNavaI officer Dr. Wilmer and
EN-County Clerk S;,n,s'rcc;, VINO control
the party machinery i'll Charles county.
consent L. give tina; County, delegation 10
young Sydney Z. Mudl, OF that county,
Il, viii probably L, nominated for Con
-rcss N tho Fifth Iistrc, against Mr.
Barnes Compton. The "boy,' in the Sew
cntccuth ward, which l. . part j; the Fifth
district, have caught On already, and their
lag" : this
Whats lie mate, viii sydney
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