Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1889-09-21

bi the way, Mr.. tunnInglaln, dO you pro
pose To represent only the miners this time
in the Legislature?
so, let us know. We want to send the
word to the lower districts.
If not let lis know. We want to send the
word to the 429 and tenths of the Knights
| of Labor.
| AN anonymous letter from Cumberland
| calls the JOURNALS attention to certain delin-
quencies of the Cumberland Times as an
Organ"
We are now unable to verify our cores
pondcnt's allegations because the papers re-
| ferred to are not at hand.
Besides, why could not "A Friend trust
us with his name?
| THE New York SIN has been assailng the
management of the Baltimore and Ohio rail
road company.
| The Sun gnaws file.
Under whatever auspices the affairs of the
road may have suffered, it is certain that it
| is now on the safe and sure road out of its
| difficulties.
This is nosprophecy. 1t is fact, and the
record proves it.
THE controversy between "Philo" of Bar
ton, and "Ssaightway Republican" of Iona
coming, appears to have caught the spirit of
the Cumberland Times, all of whom, we fear,
forget that it is important for the brethren to
dwell together in unity.
Hence, unless "Straightiacc Republican"
ami "Phio' exhibit more harmony IN the
ranks, this section of the county will array
itself on the side of the JOURNAL, whose ways
are ways of lovelineSs and all whose paths
are peace.
WE have mentioned one error with regard
to Broadway.
There is another cxtant-that the repairs
sought by the JOURNAL will entail extra cx-
peuse upon the town.
This is a gross mistake. We have only
sought for Broadway liberal portion of the
money o'ready icyjcd, Q) because the street
needs it and needs it badly; (2l because
it is Broadway's turn for improvement, and
1 G0 because we have asked for o"'y "a portion
7 Of oUr own.
THE Ba'timoreo" quotes the JOURNALS crit
icisms of Mr.. German largely and approx
inSlv.
Among other things it notes that Mont
gomerv county recently "recorded her en-
Phauc protest against the poI'ucal methods
anu tr'''iceS 'il'' Mr' ""rina" ;" peculiarly
represents
ana AileSahy would Il" thc same thlhg
ha" 'he people any voice III the make-up OF
county conventions aS ''''N nave III Mont
| gomery.
mere 1t Is ohIS ''le illachlie mat speaks
p''o''os''P' 'il't SI''''hS p"' one ""ru' 'ha'
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amy uiile command peace III frostburS
convention lle d. u haplt ol not paying
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"P'o''io"H ''r''i"'F """'' ne 'ilihs oi 'he
P''' -
The Lonaconing Rcrie,r is again informed
that it is not the uomjnaI principles of the
Knights of Labor but the j,roctjrm BETRAYAL of
its platitudes that we assaiI.
For instance. what is the Use of Nc(;uire
running through peaceful sections lecturinr
on so-called .nbor? ," What issre is at
stake? What interest is in peril? Isa strike
to be iucited in order that the Noble Order
NAV steal the glory of .',eclariur if OFF, after
it is beaten into the earth
The Rerie,g's defence of Mr. Chambers is
twatldle, unworthy of an offset Yet we have
il i'm the remark of a real honest. Strairhtout
hardworkng miner who told both Mr..
Chambers pastor and the Journal that "the
JoUgNAL did not give Chambers halfenough."
In conclusion. when the term. shame" "
occurs to the Rtpic,r again il should leave a
flaming blister all along the track from its
Adams apple to the tin of its tongue.
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We have letter warmly recommending