Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1894-10-12
REPUBLICAN TICKET
FOR CONGRESS.
HON. CHARLES Il COFFIN.
Of Prince Georges County


But few days now intervene before
election. and it behoovCs every Repubii-
can to put his shoulder to the wheel aud
do his duty as citizen 70 elest the
nominee Of the Republican party Of this
Congressional District to Congress Per
sonally. our nominee is worthy Of sup
port. Upright, honorable, reliable aud
pure of character. there is no Just
grounds for any person from moral
standpoint refusing. to give hia his sup
port
Politically. Mr. Collins record is with
out a stain He is not an unknown in
diyidual. hunted mp and put forward for
the purpose Of winning a victory for his
party, without regard to the sincerity Of
his political convictions or his force Of
character. to battle with our political
adversaries for the perpetuation Of those
sound principles of government which
have made this country great and every
American citizen feel proud of the stars
and stripes, but he has been tried and
never found wanting He has held po-
itical office with honor to himself and
to his party and to bis State lie
served in the Legislature of The State
once il the House Of Delegates and
Once in the Senate. and IN
either branch bis labors for the good If
bis State were uneeasing aud bus idel-
ity to his party's principles, aud bis
partys cause always loyal and I'M
flinchiDg
The whole country is moved
and despalrug ofhope of the capacity Of
the Democratic party, ever re-
Iievng the distressed condition Of the
people such as exists to day and has ex-
sted since the advent of that party into
power. The Republican party in the
past has net just s. ch emergencies, and
from the depths Of chaos and ruin, by
enactment Of wise and benefcient laws
founded upon just and advanced princi
pies which that party always advocates
peace and prosperity have arisen pro-
ducing contentment and happiness
throughout the land For a return of
good times all our people are looking to
the Republican party
The exigencies of the times have
awakened the people to action Repub-
licans in every section of the country
feel proud of the past history of their par
ty and are striving to win another party
victory. In their laudable purpose,
they are encouraged BY the well wishes
and support of hosts of the fair and I'M
prejudiced people of the country who
are anxious for a restoration of good
times. to be expected only from a re-
turn Of the Republican party to power,
and if reports are to be believed party
supremacy is sure wherever fair cleo
ton is held.
Should the Fifth District not have a
representative in Congress in accord
- . The @siari.S Of the
people, 80 as to have new ~,
and under new laws Det u
times? Ger ainly it should ~ i
have the opportunity aud it must / =
thrown away.
Let every good party man feel ID
great responsibility resting upon him
He owes it to himself. to bis family and I
his people, TO labor to show the less in
formed why change of government
will rebound to the common good
Self-respect and inherent pride shou
make every Republican in the Eft
Congressional District feel that Will
his co-party followers elsewhere are bat
Ting so nightly for victory, with ever
assurance for success, he too, should d
his duty to elect our party's nominee
that in the end it may be said Of bin
in the language of the scriptural phrase
well done thou good and faithful ser
want"