Daily Republican., 1890-06-04
"MY MARYLAND"
TWO DAYS. STAY AMONG
rps MARYLANDERs.
,. ,u,rore aud Har ford Couaiies-Whas
,,. Railroads uavo DOne-tirand
couu,ry-Hospitabis People.
Chanaes FROM the Days q
slayery-Churchcs and
Denominations.

pu.,vlaol, My Maryland" was one
:, h, 'uo,, popular Southern airs used
2, e's, wv IN" he late civil war. The ode was
Su,,ns su.ni,si hy the most Intense feeling and
nsps ra sor The State. The burning words
mi popular tune arc now n part Of the
r".c ~ the whole UEion. II 10 very
onhtlnl ii any people tn the Union have
morr intense sflection for their State
an the people OF Maryland. She has
. prsudest bays In the Union, the high
pe.ts OF the Ailegbeniss, the level
MI and truck lands Of tho Eastern aud
,,iern shores, and the billy, rolling
.up,ry. where babbltng brooks 90 how.
by and whore the rich, titled soil
antics tho fsrmers' toll. II 10 not sur
rsIpg At all that those Of the manor
4, should love the realm Of Lord Bal
tus aud when in distant lRnds their
wshts should oft revert to "Maryland,
Maryland"
gsss the lot OF . representative Of
hREpunIicAN to spend . couple OF
M, last week In . section OF Baltimore
ll ll,riorl Counties, two Of tue most
tOiuctive, picturesque and beautiful
toun les IN the state. Thapks to the
enterprise Of the p, W. & B. Railroad.
Ne ueatt OF Maryland 10 easily :, ached,
,rd TO railroads does Maryland owe her
rsat prosperity, probably more than any
sther state In the Union.
Leaving W luinaton At 1911 p. M,
ID Friday las.. al 2 p. m., We stood in
b. Union d pot, Baltimore, inquiring Of
d whte-capped, uniformed sttache Of
W. rosL lUr The next train that would
hke us 10 Cotbstt station OH The North
Nn Central railroad. $50 p. IN 10 II?
Here Is a walt o. an hour and d half any
how But the tlme soon flaw around.
Taking seat in view oi the pa.siDg
ttlius We were interested In the tceue
b.iore us. ScsIcely was = train out OF
bishl- some OF them were long tnd
rome were short trains. Here were
Mains having Tor Philadelphia and New
YORK, trains Tor Washington, trains Tor
Western MARYLAND. trains for Peach
A,.pm aud Delta, trains Tor Coolspring,
s,ias for Cuckeysville aud trains ior
lrstoa. Trains seemed 10 be going
NerywLere. 1ima couli not hang heavy
such a scene as this. Soon $3.50 o'clock
ame aud u little white capped man sung
III muSlCHl tOlCt, Z AZ
bnge;s Tor York, Harrisburg, Pittsburg,
ltcago and all poinls north aud west u
his was our train, aud We soon had our
kat behind couple Of young mer
usi engaged In try ing TO draw comfort
Z, III pint flask OF whisky.
Before tho train had gone i've miles on
- Journey one Of them TUNED around
ND asked US II the next station wa
harrisburg What iools this whisk.,
nAkes OF people aud Yet they will drinl
1t Is hprd TO Imagine line OF raj
pad through more populous commui
and with more beautiful and romnL
b scenery than Is fousd along the lin
this road. Woodbury. 10 . large sutur
Baltimore, where there are immeus
Pllon and WOODEN manufactures. DR.
Amrs l.. Killg0re, native OF Ncwpo,
hd weil-knowu In WILMINGTON ba
barge of Protestant Methodist cburel
ltIe and is an eloquent and popula
ivile At Mt. Washington. where iber
Is large Catholic schools, among then
SEMINARY for ladies', we get the firs
eil introduction to the bea u tiiul scenery
the Little Gunpowder. Brlghtside /,
iRttll named, It is at the corner Of I
Faulliul iresk water lake that extend,
oramile aud half along the railroad,
u llmonlum are race courses and fail
rounds Lu'herville brings us to The
limestone region. Texas is in the yery
strl of immense Limestone quarrtes.
'is here where Messrs. Pennypacker
I'D Warner of Wilmington have their
a,sltci perpetual kilns In opsi alton,
Thcy br.uR tue stone to the tops of the
'lns BY Milo Loeke's patent biock and
aeSel arrangement. Mr.. Locke il Also
~, MlmiIg'onlan. Further on is
leJsviile, celebrated for its great
limestone ,IMs quarrles aud the largest dis
,.nn Lne'y IN ,he State Of Maryland. Ash
,sa Mnu ma, iAfge furnaces. From this up
,na ns ,oaa ,oliows The Gnnpowdcr wind.
,uu nn,' afpund ps llls aud crossing the strea IN
s,on s" InfaiI, Sparks and another sta-
S'~ NV, afe ieH tehind. Next stop Cor.
& so,,., sang out the conductor. That
tr.Nn, ", snu as We stepped from the
Vim NV, A only to step into q buggy
and x,sp nspaew Alexander Guthrie. JE..
Mn. a ,mS spirited nag we climbed the
M, n, "u passed down wales until the
4, ,nmo 'ae very garden heart Of old
si,h Lns county, was reached, aud here
,ra,,n. Nv relatives aud friends the RE-
\, M, rambler was domiciled for
eup,,ss sa.. y, How very different the
|oo ~, ,.oh ina city. We were not
I'M ir,.av 20 anu spend the evening
IA ,,m.' Hu siades, where farming and
lssS,, ,s wore talked over. This family
In Iu,ls .I.ns one in Baltimore couutv.
NH ns. hature'ssweet rcstorer," the
b. b,rs0 b,'a rapidly away, and twittsr-
o'us and Growing cbautic,eera
,r"sd IL as blight a morning sa aver
p.no, " upon fair Maryland's slory-
u,n u ,u mus. Magnificent / As We
a IN NJ, 10 'he glorious pure air we csnnoi
n "a, s%,,.Ahs acamparison With our nent.
IN iai ,ss sauctum at home. amid the
h, 'H" 'ulliy atnospLere Of : crowde a
M Its,'u,aay ony was a day for roaming ana
"a d 0ur lrieud, behind 4 sleaI .rI.,,.S
buld r.ach W h'oamed. As far ~ the eys
niu and ,., were rolling hills In waving
|aO,, ~. ,.s,a matt d clover aud timothy.
he fsrmy fy tor the clattering mower.
Rly VAR In this vicinity were for.
b before ,,aise, aud many Of tho farm
avsry hou ,ae war were slavsh dsrs,
,ser eii.,s5 5neeser, as . general thing.
tr were sIsx asfs In torbidding aspect,
ere s,n.rsn a.es kept for. profit They
d wsrs sa Inherited, And mapy peo.
|slr ni0'esd viii to keep them even sgsiust
,anps tn ,s anu though 1t may sound
o,iye, of hn' ,on' they kept them Through
Id tb,, nobody now who IA No. rs.,
h .bal;,,ss slavery has been abolished
bn d, on o,.l oil 1t, however, sweut avsv
d the rssn,fs usfs much OF their WeaIth
tan thams nAs teen that In order 70
lsd 10 tl,mselvss .sl, they were com.
isrsnt pson,. paft Of their estates "a
tnlr apS =, T.. The ubiquitous ANAL
r, and ,hsu haaeksr has found his way
neh,ss s,ns,y ny are always on hand to
which th.I ~. Iarms or tracts Of wilder.
suW iarn. 'y soon convert into pro.