The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1890-04-19
E H. BROWN TREASURER.
'teveuson Archer Dep"sed and Ills Sue
cessor Named.-The DetaIcation
Nearly S2OO, 900.

II IL DIV 1hhhpO
\Steveuson Archer Deposed and Ills Sue
cessor Named.-The Det,lcation
Nearly $500 900
.stssaa5 &APOLIS April 15-By tive flourish
Ahls pen today Governor jackson
y Two orders deposing Mr..
hson Archer as State treasurer and
saher Amounting as his successor Mr.
Brown a brother of State Senator
sB Brown, ot Queeu Anne's county
Ne order appointing Mr.. b own steps
20 outlined by which Mr.. Archer will
prosecuted for emOezzlement, and the
4 among all the State officials here to-
was, now that all the proceedings
9nst the State treasurer have
n put into proper shape, he will be
inted to the full extent of the law.
fN was not present at the hear
re the Governor, to which he had
Ann"nea on Thursday last, but he
written letter, 10 which he
at DIS physical condition was
he could not leave his home at
come 90 Annapolis but he SAID
1"ds "'illng tn waive all right
%ht result by reason OF his non
Sece' ana he consented that "a
5houiu take place as II he were
10y present. The legislative
-atlng committee, which on Thurs
formally laid before the Governor
yes against Mr. Archer of malieas
"a tnnds hs,a i,a,I t - ~ = go, u I oi'
ne denosed Mr. Arbar on tbes.
land men tiIsa ont If the Execn
Anbar ,yhars Tho bsar;,,1r VS.
gchad acrIss rhe Srata Aonse
the traasnrer's Office where it's
+tion into Mr. Archar,s accounts
kad T.s+in,onu w,s rIyan
contrm the susniciops bronght
nsevious hearing that the losses
a.e's secur,ties and commons be
ed and amounting To s133 $50
Annnops v,Iued at $1,000 q,
SuJ in Mr. Arcber,s pockets
h,,c Talon sick have hean in
- etoo 1oO u Cortrarp to ex
s IN o-,,,r,,ittoo t,,Iod to fnd
8ee.surar,s otfi,a IN. $40 o5O of the
Nj MARYLAND defence redemntiou
NJ aic )o0 % of rho oon varred
NuFoo,, ;.e,,.d ,,p6ar OH nter Al
- 1St- Ri of ,yhiob
sT..r. no. i, ,;,a y.nI+ in the :, fe
tand Tns, Cnmn,ny in K,timore
sssffoto 81 ,,,,t ,;,.ii,,,r - tbasa Ioaus
% 1To 90 Tna stnet in each case is
~ ggr-stanI -, 80 i;',r.aI H., +,a St.ta
- y 4e.s,,,a, - tr 49, ;rn a,s';hIa i,,, tho
sfnvesT;,,a - l,r513;tta as IN tr.nsfrs
= = IS 80, - tS, a. +ho ,,,s
II o,lIn,,o,,o III, l,,.;tnd + tho orna,,
e at tI, sil,;,,,r ,,,,d bad to h. raoordad
5. III in the oficr If the the treasurer. An in
y. vest,gatInn will he hanun at one. to
go 60 ie,r, tha 70 n.raa bnu.s ot these regstered
bonds
a ,pcurp &c pit orr
Governor jackson said: 'Gentlemen of
COMMUNICATING heard the evidence
Ne me- and am determined to remove
rcher.' Then the Attorney General
ile formal order OF the Governor
Mug tue Treasurer from office. 1t is
Tvs:
s'4r +, . OF MARI w..
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.. I
,,,tt-r af ne th,,ae ~ "to,re,
@.uSt StfreHs1n IrcLey Treasurer
- q, =. SL,Tyit,G -''''"'
1a kespohdent Stevenson Archer
80 ,-s-i 4 - = cen served with a copy OF the
80 Ppreterred against him before ME
kssslTesid aud having notice of the day
-. serad tL s T, iat,.r n'd ,.ai,ni
!. - ~ lit (which might result from his
! - - Nance and cons.utinC to A
q 4 go ID he were personally present;
- MsSving considered the evidence
- 81 of said charges and none
Eau offered in denial tDeraof-
x "a ordered this fifteenth
;G.ssAS >1soo bv me EI'h,
& - Aor OF the Safe OF
-s.S ss.SsA.&s. a ~ .er and by ,irtue OF
. : -. ..sxxssotxss .thority vested by the
8 ~ 80 -;41sS ASSlis state that thu said
a.ss evenSou Archer ne ana ne ~ nefeoS
- Tho state nf NaryIand for malIeasauce
induce in off - and instrumentation of the
,iu he funds of the state
VIII ~ Given under my hand on the said ff-
teenth day OF April n. u. IS9o
,,,.,,. Test. Governor of MARYLAND
- E, w LIE CoMPTE,
=, Fo,,nmirr tS,s " s,n,Iemantarv
order appointing Edwin II. Brown to fill
first light the vacancy ana commandiuy Stevenson
a r,hI;c Archer TO nav to Edwin FL Brown all the
moneys of the state received by him
ArCher'S
,n,ad 70 WHO MR. BROWN IS.
-, The appointment is good one, and as
appointed far public sentiment has been heard,
is that is we'll received. Ii is distinctly anti
German appointment, Mr.. Brown being
lie States one Of the bitterest and most outs
to meet paken opponents of Mr.. German in the
State. MIR. B.own is a brother of State
Senate J"hh H. Brown oil Y een law
~ Nun Eastsrn Shore He has an svtersiye
'oo'i'0u practice in most OF the Eastern Shore
counties especially in Caroline, and is
present at every session of the the court
CONGRESS He Is the youngest son of the late
MadisoL Brown, who was for many years