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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-03
axrrEw cAEyralE A17IxG TIE srEIKE7s

ANUNTW TANN T-NIF 1II'IN' ITE > HIH THo
Prtslury May (-pecal. IT," '"v"rh hunrN'
striker, at tho works u the Allegheny E"Ns"nrr Htr'
(uupany A, puqIrsrr, are "ls'"d over thr annpunr"
men, Of their Finance Committee that It haN r"r"lv'i
A cash contribution Of 1900 frpm Andr" Carn"s"
and 800 from Captain William X. jones. manager
Of Mr. CafrIrCh's big steel rail mill al brhidHk'
which Is only two miles # m the Dupu"-in works
The striker, explain Mr. tarn"IIe'N acton BY the
statement at hc has found dangerous com Hpriiini
f., ~. Iuuu,,ie COMPANY They sly thai by th'
aid Of improved machinery tho Duqur,nr p'oplc can
make rails - ton cheaper than Mr.. tAL"sI" can
that While II takes Dnn minute 10 inahn fall Al
IraGdock only forty scCod, AZ" I"Iuir' a. l"pn"sin'
,,rd hat a lI en- amount uf work can m' dur Al lhc
Iu,ur.r. " ,rk, " ilh only Omr-ihId the number ui
men necessary a. the Bra aIdUrk Works.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-03
KING WILLIAM RESTORED TO POWER.

The Hague, May lowing to the improvement in
the health Of the King Of Holland the Dutch Parla-
ment today by unanimous vote passed resolution
restoring his power. The announcement was received
with cheers. Parliament sent telegram to the King
concentrating him upon the favorable turn in his
disease.
The Duke Of Nassau, now Regent Of Luxembourg
viii retire 10 Taunus
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-03
SUPPOSED rycy.yurIg1Es ARREs7rD.

Fr,iorck, Md, May 2 TIE io" hus" ~ r l.
Lewis was burned last night. The fire was of IN:
cendia-y orgin and ue loes $500, partially
Insured This morning f. colo, jr., and II. PhiilhS,
ea,h about c!gho"n year odd w"rr arrested charged
with the crime Otacr arrests viii DC made and II -
thought that the per"tr atDs VI Other iucchhIAy
fire, arr now undr arrest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-03
EypIRRaSS By WESTERN DEBTORS.

Mcr1drn Conn, May e.-Thr Mcndrn Malleaole
Iron Company. OF the hig concerns OF Nerdcn, Is
financially embarrassed, owing to several r"ccnt fail
rc az Western houses Whose notes the company held.
Tn, ,mpbycs In the iron and brass fDuudreS were
nutned that their services would not be required
unul further notice. About $50 men ARE thrown out
~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-03
REFUSING A GREAT ESTATE IN TRUST

Chicago, May 81. D. jennings left his estate by
will 10 trust company, To be managed for his heirs
To-day all attorney for tie company came into court
and on its behalf declined to accept the trust, which
covers about $4,000 400. The heirs ask for trustee
to settle up the estate, successor In trust u
named In tao will
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-03
SHOOTING HERSELF IN HrK LOVERS PRlNEHoE

Peoria, H. May Mi, Jessie E"niing was b.
the Office Of william scott. real rNia'" agent. S">hr
iay she picked up r'v"vrr. which VA supposed
% have, only empty >h,ls, and turned 1t t""ari her
-rlt with the remark: :" w""d"r II can hLll NV
cIf1 There happrnrd Ia BE- on" loaded >"ll In the
.,,ry,r and INF, ,Xpludal the bullet entering her
L.ad She was eighteen year, 81 age. ana MI Nn'l
was n f,.w years her senior They "rin chgaksd ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-03
NO YELLOW FEVER ON THE WISER!
\ Numbering pIsPATcH-THE PLAGUE IS on

THE STEAMER BERLIN FROM BAHIA.
Innden, May c.-The report that the North German
Lloyd steamer weser, which left Baltimore April II
for Bremen. had yellow fever on hoard proves 10
have been entirely without foundation. blund@1ng
dispatch is responsible for the false report Tho
steamer on which the yellow fever occurred was tno
German sfamer Berlin. which arrived in the " escr
River Yesterday. Tho Berlin sailed from bahia Mach
o8 and was last reported at Lisbon about April H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-03
WANTS HIS AMERICAN ADVISER BACK

Stuttgart, May 2.-It is stated that the King Of
wurtemberg insists upon the return OF Baron Savage
his former American adviser. 1t is believed that an
intrigue IS on foot for the dismissal OF Prime Minister
von MiunaCht.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-03
IRISH sYMPATHIzERs IN AUsTRAI1.

that monster meeting OF Irish symp athirers was held
In that city on Tuesday. John Dillon madc an ad.
dress which created great enthusiasm among his
listeners. one thousand pounds subscribed TO
aid the Irish cause.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-03
Mr. SMITH GETS OUT AN INJUNCTION.

CnderShern sexton s'Scoeued lsst o'chihB III
serving the order ,ssnod ~ Judge Barrett upon Com
missioner smith at tho homo of the latter, al No 20
West Eaghty-thIriSt. Mr smith insisted that he
had no intention Of avoiding the service Of the pa
pcrs and Tat his absence from his Office was wholly
due Ia business pressure.
As predicted exclusively IN Tn" Tribune. Mr.. Smith
and his counsel began counter movement yesterday
They lat evening served an Injunction upon Mr.
,,ilrpy which they obtained frum Judge Truax, re-
training Mayor Grants appOn'cr fr'm interfering
with Mr.. smith IN the discharge Of his duty a, Com
missioner uf Public orts, from attempting TO rXercs"
any II the functions OF the office, taking ssion
Il a:tv OF book. and records Of the department.
Mr Clrpv Is r'Fuirrd Ia appear before Juigr IrlaN
ur NuulAv a. L. a. m. Ia show cause why IN" In
lul.rrn >su,i not b" mad" permanent. T!lS action
K va, Si,! last rNrni'S by prUwiHrnt county Do
rorr,ty poir!l.~ Is part Of n" plan "t Mr smiths
r.,u',,. to prevent h" Tammauy people" FROM getting
puN~',~i'u h"'pn a." matter can Lee tst"'i In tho
courts. and Ia compel Mr ttry To meet the case on
Ir,uI.u selected hS MIR. smith.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-03

SrrNG TIE 90" ROAD FOE $4,000 DtA-a"He'
L,b,I, Iowa Nav . lSpcciaD.-A suit has been
o,ch In tbc superor Comrt hero hy the Fort Madison
Lumber Company against the chicago burlington ana
Ouirry RsipaA Company Tor Sioooo damages 10
prupcrty caused by sparks from passing engines
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-03
MrRnrR AND SrICIpE ~ lLnANY!

AIhary. May John collins cam h"" nom
Dochc.,cr few years ago. and Worked n an engineer
nm ,hc CAPITOL He La since WORKED In dIH"r'h'
,Iaccs Int ,,c last few weeks has been uhrmp"N"l
In 20 Within a short time he has hr"n nvinS with
sarah Gar.iurr a, her husband. -" inal!y ri'ch I"
liy, with him longer TIL, afternoon, prompted Nv
,raluu,y he went tp her parents home. IN Slfht 81
ard shot her, innctiug mortal ""uil. ih, ~ u
.nnt himself In H., hr:A AMI breast. arl "ld th',
,Ucrlr,u. IL f. said that Collins Las WHO hIn
family lIying ~ RDCh"sti
l,hpcn,inc Mich, May (Sp"caD.-EarIy this morn
,ny Andrew Grrgory, pDprrtor OF th" Sagia" HOUSE.
a, Maruurftc shot and Instantly Killed Rose Nj"
cr.unr with whom he had been living for tn" last
co., v,,rs lie also shot himself, but not fatally
MINI and jealousy are gwen As the rrAHohs iOr ue
Cr!rr".
uu,BG1yG THE GRAND TRUNK WITH NEGLECT.
chicago. May 2.-Georgc Mckenzie. railroad man
y, ereen years experience in the employ of the
Fort wayne Company, made the statement horo To-
d.v that NEGLECT and cruelty augmented the ho7nr
-, o.. urcck on the Grand Trunk at Hamilton lie
t.,,.y.. also that many mor people than reported
nr. LIiieJ Mckenzie II a nephew OF MIS- oruinnlell
y fb,rago woman, who met her death In the dlsaser
H., and Mr. Grlulmeu took the first train Tor HAMILTON
arriving thero Tuesday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-03
EFEoRr TO SAVE VIOLATIONS OF ELECTION

Little Rock. Ark. Nav I'm the Federal Court to.
day, Judge L. NJ. Rose, Colonel W. /. Terry and John
Fletcher. attorneys for Charles L.. Reid and JaRes
Lucas, who were convicted saturday for Interfering
with All ceriun supervisor at Plummersvlc and ae
in jail awaiting sentence, fled motion IN aryest oa
judgment, claiming that tho ndlctment under which
defendants we've convicted Is insufficient 10 sustain the
verdict The argument Of the motion deferred to
suit the convenience Of The court aid counsel.
The courtroom war crOwtcd with SPECTATORS aud
witnesses, among whom w,rc nearly $50 negrOes, IN
the Of Rufus j. Martin. David Iiinsh and
Robert Anthony election Judges Of White River TOWN.
ship Woodruff County. charged with making false 70
turns Of election and with changing the ballots In The
box. several witnesses were examined In this sasa
when the court ad Iourne,t until morrow morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-03

no LONGER RECKOSED AMONG TILE MISSING
Boston. Mag &C. A. steans, Of this city, to-day
received telegram from Chicago stating that j. b.
victim In a recent railway wseck near Chicago
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-03
NINE ADDITIONAL APPOINTMENTS.
COMMI-SIONFEN OF THE tIKI. TANTS. ESEeT
AHD III IITTI DEPARTMENTS.

Naynr Grant at y. N. yesterday announced the
following appointments: 'lN hlmhrrIhln
Richard Croker for the term Of four years from
MAY / SALARY S!5.ut Mr. Crrirr> prev ious ap
lutinrut was tJ I'll th'' unr\ pred tenn OF William
VI. l>nN.
C,mm,Ssiorl,r, r, of the Fir" p"pnr'mcnt-S. How
land Robbins. IN place Of kIcLard Croker. Resigned
for the term ending May /. lH"d; Henry ID.
Iurrov in place ~ General Fit John Porter. for
the full term ending May l. 40i and Anthony
fickhoil IN place Of Henry d. Inrroy, appointed
for full term Mr.. IlrNhoT'> term "Il cNpir"
May l. lr9I. The salary of the Fire ConIulis-
sonrrs is 5000 year
Commissioner of the Department Of Taxes and
Accommodations J.. FrIiu"r. rcappo.ntcd for
SIN years salary. 81 600 year
CumrnIs. toner's ot the l., cIs,. Drplrtrcnt-Ed-
ward T. Fit1patrlcil. IN place # ". $ Anderson
.Josrph Koch. III place Of Charles II Woodman
and AkAnndrr Mcaklm IN place ci John Won
Claim. The salary OF each ComlnIgroncr is 5000
President Of the Health DEPARTMENT harlcS c.
Wilson. IN place of Jau.rN E. uvlr~. for III" term
ending MAY |. l~"O: salary. ,r.uUU year.
the unnll~l apI"lntmrnts are those IN IN"
Boards OF Police and ol Parks. NhIrh viii prohahN
hc hrll to await the action Of thc Guvcrn"r upon
th" pending bills rrlatIng 10 tho~r departments; {;
the ComnIs>IOnrr>hlp oi the Department OF Chlri.
Tres and Correction llY Commrss on"rshp Of
Docks and the office Of Counsel TO thr Corpora
tion. W. BOarke Cochran will be- appointed 20
the latter place rs sp"u u, Mr. Brckmln com
plrtrs hI, work in connection with the Mas I"r '
bills Al Albany. There are many sgrnis'S r'Inrd.
ing the other places. Mrny Ntlll bc"N- that
Thomas = Brennan will succeed himself hs
Charities Commissioner hut Mr. SillimanS place
in the Dock Board Will probably 10 TO good
1ammany man.
SKETCHES OF TIE NEW OFFICERS
s. Rowland Robbins, who succeeds Richard
Croker us Fire Commissioner, Is the son OF george
s. Robbins, the well-knOwn banker, ana WAS
born in this city about forty-nine years ago
IJs seryed durip tho uar on the stat OF General
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-03

Ahe. LANGTRY ENGAGING A DUBLIN THEATRE.
ouolin, May 2.-Mrs. Langtry has engaged the
Ssety Theatre here for October
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-03
BorLANGER srMMONs A cOUNCIL.

London. May 2.-General Boulanger has summoned
council Of bis supporters to meet tn this city On
MAY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-03

FOUND GUILTY or AURDl:RISG HIS MOTHER
Cincinnati. May A dispatch from Eaton, Ohio,
says " The case Of the State Of Ohio against Elmer
l. sharkey. age Twenty-Five indicted for tbs killing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-03
AN ENGLISH YACHT COMING.
SIR CHARLES RUSSELL TO ARBI

Coves. Isle Of wight, May 2.-The yacht Lad.
Evelyn sailed from this place for NewYork to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-03

Dublin, May 2.-Sr Charles Russell will arbitrate
we questions between the landlord and the tenants on
oe Naideieur estate on saturday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-03

OF his mother Carline Sharkcy, January IL, was
concluded last night at 10 o'clock, tho jury return
ing verdict Of guilty Of murder In the first degree
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-03

A Young OHOly KILLS HIMSELF IN B0sroN
Boston, NAV 2-Paul A. Mctcaf ago twenty-five
u native Of sandusky. Ohio, where his parents I've.
committed suicide this morning at somervhle. hs
was found lying In the yard in the rear Of nonso>
He haA han SUFFERING from nslAn6nans =" s'"s w.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-03
VIC ppn,,,, ppn: vpoM THE CITY OF MEXICo.

CITY of Mexico via Galveston, May In" H'S
matches sent out from Texas. purprting 10 CIV" 90
tails OF the riotng at sllao and Guana)ua" ar" erSs
eYar,,rations The Prcfect OF silso was assdssu.eH
yHst,i1,ay and his the only III" lost In u' en-,
iirc affair The authorities have restored oruor anu
today every thing is quiet
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1889-10-26

Ever since 1867 Maryland has been
ruled politically by ring of the
most corrupt gang who ever proved
upon the substance of honest people.
This is a fact fully as we'll known to
Democrats as to Republicans. In
order to perpetuate their power they
are ready to stOUp to any meannesS
no matter what II may be. Bribery
and corruption have been resorted to
until a fair election Is unknown
among us. The people in many
places have no voice in nominating
their candidates. All this is done at
the bidding of the bosses. And when
candidates are elected under this
state of affairs. they are not public
servants, elected to obey the law and
do the peoples bidding. but simply
the tools of the bosses, and know no
higher motive or duty than to do the
bidding of their masters. 1t Is i'm.
possible to secure, in many instance
needed legislation without paying
for it. 1t has been said that all
things have an end. and these brazen
wretches who have been shouting
the praises of the bosses for twenty
two years, feel that the end of boss
ism Is near at hand. The ring is
doomed. The bosses have seen the
handwriting on the wall. Democ.
racy. thou art weighed in the balance
and found wanting. No use to cry
"look to the legislature" Republic
cans are looking to the legislature.
land don't you forget it,"
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1889-10-26
Warnlngl

We call the attention of the people.
Republicans and Democrats, in the
county to the fact that the plan of
campaign on the part of the Demo-
cratic leaders Is to elect Mr.. Getty to
the Senate at all hazards, and at any
cost. All other officers and candi-
dates are to be made subordinate
and give way to this object. Not only
will all other candidates he traded off
and sacrificed, as is we'll known and
understood, to this end, but money
will be used to an enormous extent
to accomplish this purpose. The
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal. in its
hopeless and wrecked condition, will
he disposed of by the Legislature to
be elected this fall. and as the canal
bed is of the greatest value and i'm
portsnce to the West Virginia Cen.
trail and Pittsburgh rail road on
which to construct a line of railway
to the coast and eastern markets.
that company will exert every effort
to secure the election of men favor
able to their interests. and conse-
quently with such men a. German
and others interested. their money
and the money of that railroad Com.
pany will be and. as a matter of fact.
is now being used in Mr.. Getty's be-
half. Hundreds and thousands OF
dollars are 10 be paid into this county
from this source to insure the cleo
ton of Mr.. Getty. they knowing full
well that in no other way can he be
elected and we therefore call upon
all Republicans and all good Demo-
Gratis to see that such fraud and such
wrong shalt not be perpetrated.
We warn them that only the great
est vigilance on their part and active
efforts can be relied upon to defeat
this foul conspiracy to control the
will and voice Of tho people. and for
them to assert their rights and show
their manhood by constant attention
and earnest work from now until
after the election, Let no man ap.
proach you and offer you such an out
rageous insult by the tender of mon.
ey to secure YOUR vote and influence
without a singing and terrible re-
buke. Give all to understand that
you are men, controlled by no such
means. and that you will at all times
and under all circumstances main.
tain your independence. integrity
manhood and manliness.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1889-10-26

1882 and 1884 were voted for and the
majority of them introduced by Mr..
Getty.
With such record, on the score of
ECONOMY" we again ask the tag
payers of Garrett county If they de-
sire Mr.. Getty to again represent
them in the Senate.
1t ia true many of these laws were
repealed In 1883. but cannot take
effect until the expiration of the
terms of the persons now in Office,
and 1t Is equally true that while they
were all passed for the benefit and
increase of the compensation Of Dem
ocrdts in Office, yet. when repealed
all those offices were filed bv Repub-
Leans. and to wjure them and de-
crease their compensation were they
repealed unjust. partisan, prejudiced
and malicious legislation was the
legislation of 1858.
But that the high rate for 1889. OF
S1.25a on the 500 is not due to Re.
publican administration is shown by
the fact that under the Mullen or
Democratic administration In 1884
the rate was s1.5Si.
With these facts before and known
to the Democrat. 1t ought to be more
fair and honorable than to attempt
to mislead the people in such a way.
Truth is mighty ana will prevail"
With such showing are the tax
payers ready to again trust to Demo.
cratic legislation and Democratic ad.
ministration of county affairs?
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1889-10-26
A Point In Politics.

Col. H. G. Parsons, of Virginia.
has not been an admirer of Mahone,
and he Is one of the Republicans OF
his State who have been relied on by
the Bourbons to Join with them to
defeat the Republican ticket. In an
admirable letter telling why he sup
ports Malone. Col. Parsons gives the
Bourbons a raklng which they will
not soon forget.
More than this, he sets an example
which every Republican in Virginia
who preferred another to Malone
would do we'll to follow. He Is going
to do all he can for the defeat of the
Bourbon ticket. If every Virginia
Republican will do this Virginia
BnurbOnism will he knocked out Of
the politics of the State. -
One point made by Col. Parsons
should impress every man who be-
lieves in party organization and the
rule of the majority within party.
If those who did not prefer Malone
now refuse to support him and those
men who were nominated with him.
what ouldpthey expect If In the next
convention they were to triumph?
Could they expect the Malone men
to support their ticket?
In politics men have to give and
take. often taking what they much
dislike rather than disrupt their
party organization and give the COM
mon enemy an easy triumph.-Er.
change.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1889-10-26

Hon. GaOrge L. Wellington. Re.
publican candidate for Comptroller.
was given a hattering reception az
Rollins Hall. Baltimore. Friday
night Of last week by the West End
Republicans and Independent Demo.
Gratis. Cecil ]. Carsner called the
meeting to order, and DR.. ]. 8. Jones
was selected chairman. When the
latter introduced Mr.. Wellington.
his name evoked wild enthusiasm.
He made a telling speech. The arg
ument. directed against Democratic
Encouragement of the State and
city finances, the oyster navy and the
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal. was
much the same as that made by the
speaker on Thursday night at the
New Assembly Rooms. In the
course of his speech Mr.. Wellington
said:
"In old Allegany we know how to
esteem Alexander Shaw, for he work.
ed among US. He is man IF affairs.
able to take care of the city's inter.
est. II the people OF our county had
any voice in his election they'd give
him 1000 additional majority to
what you will give him." lAp-
plause.
In conclusion Mr.. Wellington
prophecied victory In the State, and
appealed to his5t hea rers to cast of
their political shackles and give a
Republican victory in Baltimore.
The band played Rally Round
the Flag" while Mr.. Wellington
lett the hall in company with Mr..
BrintOn. The former shook hands
with several workingmen on his way
out. whereat the cheering drowned
the blare and rattle of the band.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1889-10-26
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
ORDER NISI.

VS.. the Orphans Court
w. 8. Burkham, et.al. for Garrett County.
ORDERED BY THE ORPHANS COURT
" FOR GARRETT COUNTY, IN EQUITY,
This I'D day of October, 1879, that the sale OF
made and rspnrteS bv Iobn NV " pWeitch ana
William P. Townshend, Trustees, appointed
by decree Of this Court to make said sale. be
ratified and confirmed, unless cause to the
contrary thereof be shown on or before the
18th day of November next; provided copy
of this order be inserted in some newspaper
printed in Garrett county, once in each of
November next
The report states the amount OF sale to be
500.
NATHAN CASTEEL,, q. .O,C.
HENRY KAMP, j, O.C.,
CHARLES MORGAN, ]. o. z.
True copy-Test:
lO263t ]. w. WHITE, Register.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1889-10-26

Under ring management the Dem
ocratic party has been steadily losing
ground in the State of Maryland, and
the longer the overthrow of the ma.
chine is postponed the more surely
will Republican success he perma.
nent when it comes. as come 1t will
at no distant day. There is only one
way to reform and save the Demo.
cratic party. and Mr.. John X. Cowen
says that way is with club. A ma
jority of Republicans and Independ-
ent Democrats in the next General
Assembly might teach the party die.
tator and his lieutenants, before it
shall be too late, that party ties will
not bind honest and honorable men to
party machinery, when il is run in
corrupt grooves Westminster Senti.
mel.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1889-10-26

The Democrat says it has made
numerous charges against the Repub-
lican administration of county affairs
and "the REPUBLICAN has not even
attempted to prove the charges un
true"
This Is evidence of very great in
nocenee or gross presumption on the
part of the Democrat. 10 make charges
against US and expect US to prove
their truth. even If they were to be
deemed true. But we having denied
clearly and explicitly the charges
made, and sustained all our aver
ments as far as necessary. and the
issues having been Joined, 1t IL In.
cumbent upon the Democrat to prove
the truth of the assertions made by
It. This we have defied 1t to do and
as yet it has made no effort to do 80.
and no evidence has been produced
by 1t. The charges made, If true, are
matters of public record, open to the
inspection of the Democrat and the
world, and the evidence can he Yerv
easily adduced. if it exists. But. the
fact that. under the circumstances.
no data, no facts have been presented
to sustain the charges, we have a
right to presume. and we aver that
the Democrat has no evidence on
which to rely, and that it is virtual
concession on the part of the Demo-
crnt that its charges are untrue, rs we
have all along said. and that its aIser-
tions were nothing more than "polit.
cal claptrap" for political effect.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1889-10-26
For Surveyor:
JOHN HARMED.

In our issue of last week. In speak.
ing of an editorial writer for the
Democrat. we used language that we
would not have used in our cooler
moments. The language was writ.
ten and printed when we were smart.
ing under wrongs done US. and was
unnecessarily harsh. We make this
statement not only in justice to the
writer referred to, but in justice to
ourself. and of our own accord. with.
out demand, request. suggestion OF
intimation FRI m any one.