The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1895-11-02
Time for Action.

cOntrO nt Maryland 1Or the next lOuf years.
1t is a serious question. and every voter should
consider well his duty, and cast his ballot for
the best welfare of the state aS his conscience
dictates.
Either the Democratic or Republican party
will win. and it is for the people of Maryland
10 decide bv their ballots next Tuesday which
party is best fitted to guide the destiny of this
people for the next four years.
The candidates stand for the principles and
practices of their respective parties, and 1t Is
upon these. rather than the candidates. that
the decision should be made.
The Democratic party of Maryland Is a part
of the great national Democracy. Ii stands
for economy in public expenses. for honesty
and efficiency in public officials. for IA tariff
for revenue against federal control of state
elections. against bounteS to favored classes,
and believes in equal and exact justice to all
men. with favors 10 none. The party in Mary
land has Il record for good government um-
SURPASSED in the Union. Maryland'S tax rate
is one of the lowest and her financial standing
!, second 10 no one Of the United States of
America. Her school system is model one:
...'.,,I ro., brn,ane character and her stand.
her aSvlumS aud reformatOries are of the high
inc, ,monu the states of the Union is in the
front rank. This has all been contaminated
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n :, ,,.;I .,rot,.r, him IN ali hi rights
r, I,,,, :, viii r,r tolerate mixed
,., ,i.,i ..,.r.i;,, oy nIaco colored men
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.,.;,1, -,.,,.,,.,,a scb,ol> for coIored children
AMI ,,,,,;,. roIorcd teachers wherever posi-
~. /, will ,rotac, him from opprcsSion. and
l,;,,, ,,,.,.,. ri.h, before the courts of this
rr. po,,lI;,.,,, marty Of MARYLAND is part
r,, T.t;,,.I ponu,I;car marty, and AT its
,i,,,..od tho ,r;r,irleS of that
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oIortinns ira> strong
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,oI;,.,.,, =, Iut;n. and subsidies, in pXIr;ty-
oo,u.a ~ expenditure. in "a large standing
,,, I, ,,..aJ laws whereby trusts and
became possible. 1t stole the
p,o.;,;arc,iu 1876 bonaht it in 1880 and tried
to .taol II ooain in 1884. 1t believes III sue
o... nn matter whar means are necessary to
,h,o;, :,
Tho n,rtv IN MARYLAND stands for nothing
:, ,.t;.rl,r avceut hunoer for mower. Its
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,,,,,, If b;ab t,xo,;on of increasing the
.,1,I:,. ,Iob, REPRESENTATION of iIIiheralitv. of
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'.,,,,,,+,,,,, Its ,,,onnt to oain control of
..a,, nan. :. only. fo, rational uurpoSes.
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-. ..Il!L Mor,.iond for , Re.
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hey talk oil r'l"rl''' "' P''l'H an" It
NeS>meht. put 'heSe are o'''H pun '"' ""'' "
blind the people and deceive 'hem mo eject
my them TO office, so that they can :" en-
trench the party that Republlcan success can
be assured next year an" Nary ''i'" eis''
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