The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1891-07-17
The Ceosl Democrat of Saturday
publishes the following.

The Ceoat Democrat OF Saturday
publishes the following.
NO FAIR THIS FALL.
A meeting of the directors of the
Cecil County Agricultural Society
was called for Tuesday last, but as has
been the case for several meetings,
there has been no quorum present. AS
the time had arrived when something
had to be done, and as the majority
of The directors paid no attention to
the urgent appeals of the Secretary
to attend the meetings, those present,
who were the active members, and
upon whom the management of the
Fair, if one was given, would deyolve,
requested the Secretary to record a
resolution TO the following effect:
That liz view of the lack of public
interest throughout the county in the
fair and the inability of the directors
to meet it's financial obligations, it is
impossible to give q successful fair
during the present year.
The above statement is contradict
ed by the following note from the
Secretary.
Readers Of the MIDLAND JOURNAL
will take note the Agricultural
Society will at meeting to be held
on Friday next probably fix the date
for their fall fair at later date than
has been advertised. The notices
published that there would be no fall
fair were unadyised.
We have received program of
exercises of the fifth annual Prohibi.
tion Camp that meets at Glyndon on
July 18th and continues to August
End. The following is summary Of
the program. The list of speakers
embraces some of the most noted
orators and Prohibition speakers,
and the occasion affords sort of
reunion of all the old workers of the
State, many of whom tent on The
grounds. Glyndon is of easy access
by the Western Maryland R. r. from
Union station, Baltimore. One day
is occupied by the I. o. G.. T., one
devoted to the w. C. T. u, the 28th,
and on the 29th the State Conven.
ton of the Prohibition Party OF
Maryland will be held on the
grounds. A general invitation is
extended to all to visit this Camp
but especially to Prohibitionists and
to temperance men who are almost
persuaded.
No convention of Prohibition
party men has yet been called to
elect delegates to represent Cecil Go.
but under the rules where no conven.
ton has been held the County Chair.
man will supply credentials to those
who are wiling to attend from differ.
ent parts OF this county in repre-.
sentative capacity. A full State
TICKET Will be placed in the field.
The last number of the national
organ, the Economist, gives warning that
plan of attack has been agreed on by
Wall street and certain party leaders
The edict is to 60 forth that the Alliance
members in the South are to be driven
from the Democratic party, and both
South and North campaign of lies and
mud singing is to be most vigorously
prosecuted. The fret demonstration
on an attempted large scale was the
anti-subtreasury meeting of sore heads
held at Fort Worth, Tex. under U. s.
Halls lead who seems to have been
early bought up by Wall Street. They
not only opposed the sub-treasury but
the land loan, government control of
railroads, and at their next meeting
will doubtless make clean sweep and
set down an all the Alliance platform.
The Alliance must expect Benedict
Arnolds to appear If Wall street money
can buy them.