The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1889-10-26
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FEDERAL PATRONAGE.
RIHnd-r~ OF the Hoses -IEasrInE tas
SaidGs where the Voters Will
gotne Ia.

ur,sr. Enrrssss The rlrrtAsu IS s~Ag A. hand.
Ard Il s1 "a hg sell b. take NV su 81 Inc names
s which she Espublican bossss 10 Westminster
have bienderci In dispensing federal patronage ia
thls c1aaty TIE ho-ss have pEgfsssi 10 D. ;Ae
zlaldss osly frten,is the soldiers have 50 far -
5sa uou rcroIats has csc asldlrT has tS~u Fssaesu
g,fcd by an npgsintaleHi bus several have esrn e
norg,i iur civilians
Al Tautysouu Jesse Haus ase}sitcf. wanted b. =
postmaster bat BE- va, iguassti and r, g. Enslar
appainicA
AZ HAMPSTEAD Tl.alassJ HaHt 81 soldier spriigd
fss the E.gHa,seTs.isp. bat be aad Charies Murray
lifelong Republican and Useful party ioatef urse
ts5th rurnrsl aswu and a minister appointed,
Az un51n- Bridge soldiers wldau- via deFsa-
drni ehlIdrcn and phose brother sefc ai-s iE ,is
s-ryiso MAS zn applicant or the Fsstsfcs. but Al
though we'll endorsed she wss passed - and .
civilian WAS appoinici
Aud while speaking OF ih.s easc. q would y well
% uotc right here that Al ilHwoad a sid1s aa=s
with dependent chiidfea. uas iaTucd Gus Of he
pastofacs aud prosperous business man given the
llitlc fourth class ol1ce-
John A. Brown a veteran of The var whlsQ arm
less Sleeve trsti6ss that be has been Ca battle vas
turned out u a small oaiee and HegrV put Ia hA
pihee.
ms is the record q the bosses t5ward the sol
diess whom they profess much 10 love, and to-
ward /. Soldiers widow and toward another widow.
How il IL In other respects BluBder has followed
b}uadsr. ana uugulalied promises Will return To
plague those who have no. kept sheir pledges
Ia Uulouio,Fn district a postmaster has been Ep
. pointed whose competency Is matter In eoniFo-
ycrsy T. H. Babylon. sctive working kepuhli-
can was ignored. aAd piace given 70 John :.
Deyilbiss whose influence for the party has never
counted much
-. made.
Two persons were ia turn appointed postmaster. aud
In turn were put cat Frank J. Deyihtss, the
second appoiniee was well endorsed. and the com
mission should have been issued 20 him. hut the
bosses 70 get him out, reported 70 the Postotoe De
partnaeut that the endorsersof his petition were
either Democrats OF "scalawag Republicans Dew
fibiss was unceremouiously bounced out and Win
field : Duch who did not want the Office was
asked To take IT, and he has only taken il in name
for il is siill kept at the old stand and run pretty
much by the same people that held il under The
+ Democrats
charles Eycrhart. a good Republican, was promts-
81. 20 il was reported the position Of gauger and
Storekecper u Rohrbach's IN Manchester district
This leading party man and native citizen was
Afterwards ignored and an in ported Peunsyiyantan
appointed in his stead
AIM Airy number Of native Republicans were
;g,,or,.i and the postolce given to a man who had
Z RECENTLY moved into the village from fEcutiSh
couuty and who has since been convicted OF Niolal
+ ing me local option law OF that place.
in Westminster district it should have been noted
above John II. Mitten an ex-soldier aud AWAY an
earnest aud active Republican, has been ignored
and the posiOiiice, worth about 500 year mas
heeu promised civilian who has figured so iiltle
! I'M politics his political status was not generally
Al Frizellbnrg the posto.iice given TO Levi \.
I Snader who had but a short time before moved TO
Z the village and those who had lived long IN the
/ place and neghbOrhood were ignored
record the bosses have made. SOlulefS
who bare their breasts the fire the enemy, and
( who believed their records would count for some
thing have been pushed aside Tor civilians; WIDOWS
with dependent children have been ignored ana
/ turned out to make places for partisan supporters
~ The bosses incompetents have been appointed TO
/ nlaces where competent people have applied; ana
. active Republicans have been ignored and places
been given to those whose influence Is bounded by
I their hats
This is not all of the record for one or two negroes
are on the list for comfortable Offices that ought "a
be given TO white Republicans who have right q
recognition by the party work they have done. II
is also reported that there are several persons IN
Westminster, who are unable TO make living, Pc
cause of their inertia and mental ineapaeity WINS
are to De quarered upon the party and when III VII
/ stick closer than leeches, for they viii never b'
satiated.
( The bosses have had their inning. but on NoYem
her 5th those who have been the victims OF the OF
tcotls interference the bosses and those TO whom
PROMISES have been broken and those who hav'
| have their turn, then look out for the returns
There will he some surprises, and where least eX
| nected AN OBSERVER.