New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-07
HOPEFUL REPUBLICANS IN MARYLAND
THE REVOLT OF THE INDEPENDENTS AN ALARM
ING THING 10 THE DEMOCRATS.

IS, ING THING 10 THE DEMOCRATS
baltimore, Nd, Oct. o (speoiaD.-Marylsnd Repuo'
Leans are looking forward 10 successful campaign ~
the Counties Charles County is thought to be at tner
command for every man on the ticket. nom Aureon
Poscy for Senator, down. ere likely to got naloli9
from 500 upward. Prince Georges County WIZ 10 'no
seat Of struggle that will likely be doubtful until the
votes are counted. stephen Gambrill Senator Cor
mans brotherin-law, is running there lot senator
against General L. F. Bell The later OWLS nhc
estate near Bladensburg and Is heavy taxpayer Ia
the county and it looks as II the Democrats would
sacrifice every ONCE in the county TO save 6amor ana
their legislative ticket. Anne Arundel County, In
Guiding Annapolis, the State capital, Is likely to go
Republican with good round majority. They have
a splendid Board OF County Commissioners, Republican,
who have made great reduction N the county taxes,
and earned the good win Of property owners Of all
parfiss Some Of the Democrats are angry a; Isaac
Nutwen for remaining In the Internal Revenue Office
ana are calling him Republican for doing so. But
the Republicans do not trust him as being In hearty
sympathy with them and they want Collector Hill to
put In his place a man who voted for Harrison.
In this city the fusion ticket for which the public
has been waiting, VIII be announced either tomorrow
or on Tuesday. The ticket win be about as follows
For Mayor--Msjor Alexander Shaw, Republican.
Judge-Robert H. Smith, Republican
Clerk-Thomas MoCready, Independent Democrat
'sherlG-Thmnas McCosSer, Independent Democrat
Surveyor-Slmon Martenet Independent Democrat
dependent Democrat.
s. Davis Wariield, son of the Independent cand-
date for Mayor In 1875, and president Of the Jeher
scnian Democratic Association, has compleoed Ihe
selection OF the promised committee OF loo niue
pendent Democrats The names OF the members are not
made public, but Mr.. NaTfeld gives assurance that
an shades Of Independent Democracy and all parts OF
the city are represented on tho committee me
Republican City Convention viii meet next Tuesday ,
when the fusion ticket will be declared the choice Of
that party It is estimated thai Ihe in a6p e1
Democratic vote in this city VIII be nearly 1000; NJ
Chief frank Morrison, OF the Crescent DeInocrdLc
Club seems 10 be I'm bad fix. His sympathies, his
friends saw are with the Independents, but he Is so
situated that he viii be compelled 10 do what he can
20 secure passage by the club of resolution m
dOrsing the regular Democratic candidate Tor Mayor
1t ourent gossip that the parties who hold mofE
gage ON the Crescent Club property are frlends OF
German, and have given Mr. Morrison 70 understand
that he had better fall in line, or his club must nor
EXPECT any favors from them The result is mat
Morrison in consultation with his friends has re-
auesied them % do what they can 10 persuade the
members OF the club that II is TO the best interests OF
the organization quietly 10 indorse ME- paNusoh'
This Will leave the members Of The club lr-~ 10 VOC
for whom they please for the Othe" OhceS, ana IL Is
safe 20 predict that this, the largest Democratic or
gaizati0n the city, viii give little aid to the ma
chlBep tckct. The club may declare for DAVIDSON,
but not half the members will vote for him.