The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1895-09-14
MARYLAND PRESS OPINIONS,
The Kind That the Baltimore sun
Does not Print


The baltimore Mars has sank 20 such depths
of political degradation that It published IN it,
issue Of Tuesday letter frem . aegro de-
nouncing senator tiorman. II the Democrats
Of Maryland don't feel = lash ike that. ;hsN
must ~ lost 10 az sense nf self.rezp%ct.
Fruua the Cambridge Chrpaicis
The baltimore News aud the Baltimore
san. who. sincr their desertion TO the RepHh
Hran PARTY. have manifested ali ihs sral which
usually marks the course of the new eonvvst,
arr endcavoriug to deceive the people into
believing ihai Republican, sucee~, ., the Ell
suiug election vii be- temporary in jt> char
actrr and viii not permanently blight ;hr
Tsoliiies u the State. ~ fatally has their
usually good judgment been impaired by
broo,liug over one idea that they cannot So
Whai everybody eis- ses-. ihas Republican
victory this wear means supremacy for thai
party for generation.
Fron the HaFfari tAsuiasrst
General SpriEr. enc % the leading Cleveland
Democrats OF Ailegany county. the kobss 81
candidate lawndes. thus describe the t,ss~sisnl
of the Republican parry Il i sHo~u in
Western MARYLAND, wherr ihr Republicans
have coniTul
No man has ever beru abr Ia s.care
political advancement ia Alleg4ny c0anly
wiihaui bosinR snbmiSivrlv IN ,hs ring ia ihs
Republican party, 81 which NJ. l.nUndes 8.
q prumiueui part. and his talk shnaf reform
aud uhai h. expects and intends Ia Do ia that
line. II elected Governor u tins Stale. !,
treated a. . huge Joke,
Democrats and Republican, she dessre 80
Aec frosn hussisn under whatever name Wlii
nat tud much comfort from the election q
Mr.. I.0wnaes and the Republican ticket.
Frgm the Brlair -Exia
The disailecird Democrats ar. getting iuio
line Hlor. rapidly than would D. expected
Hurst vii be the next Goveruos II MARYLAND
hy handsome majority.
Fruta the Krai Ncas
No decent newspaper in the United Stair.
today holds 20 Inconsistent a position politi-
sallY A. does the Baltimore SaA. Il prult.srs
Co hate German. because German. i sa,s. i
boss. Then it turns rgund and kI>~s> Boz
Wellington. big toe
II SAYS il loves Cleveland. Then Il give
the lir thereto Dy siahh!ng the National prm.
ocrary-ior how ean the deieat nC Hur-, b.
otherwise than ;he defeaI % Cleveland
Cleveland Is the representative of the Ma
tiauAl Democracy. just precisely as Hunt 10.
day Is the representative IT the AarylaH
Democracy.
A vote against Hurst !. a vote against
Cleveland.
A vote against Hurst is a vote against =
Democratic President ueNi wear, aud ia favor
Of Republican President.
Prom the Annapolis Republican
The selfealled independent Democrats met
here on Tuesday and held another card ~.
cepton. II Is reported thai p persons we're
present By a MAJORITY vote they resolved %
support the Republican State and county tick
cts. This Is what the Democrats Of che county
expected them to do. Nobody j. surprised
and certainly neither the Democratic State
nor county ticket Is hurt.
From the Ellico,t city Times
II would seem that the Baltimore suns
principal grievance against the Democratic
party j. that the Stale convention didE' : noUni.
nate an avowed enemy Of Mr.. German.
From the EaEton Letger
when Democrat votes Republican
tickets that Clevelandism II NAV be
Maryland CleyelandiSm, but it is not the
original and genuine Cleyelahdism.
From the Cumberland Times.
''No, sir; Colonel Pearre shall not 90 on
that ticket ! will submit to no such nomina-
ton. - George l.. Wellington
How becoming the above language is 10
man set up to lead a TRADE againt ''bOsSism'
and zone man power. Consistency, where
art thou
Antl-tIurman Democrats stop ana thihk.
IL you leave the house of your fathers what
kind Of comfort do you expect to find in the
shadow of the castle of czars which YOU will
aid in bnilding?
If all the wrongs that are alleged against
Senator German by his bittereST enemies were
true, his "bossism'' would not compare with
the arrogance of those who are now seeking
to get control of the State of Maryland. II
they be- successful they will attempt to dictate
the political affairs Of Maryland with the same
bold effrontary they have for years displayed
and are today exercising IN Ailegiiny county.
From the Easton star
The Republican party in the history OF this
State was in power once. Some OF us remem-
Der that time. People who did not want to
take impossible oaths did not get registered
No man voted. if he was suspected Of being a
democrat without being asked long string
of questions, many of them insulting to his
manhood and degrading to his citizenship.
Many Of our people spent years IN this State
citizens Of nowhere, o, wa have splendid
Gauss to doubt aud fear the power of the Re
publican party. This year, melted by vain
hope, they are offering glittering bats. Their
hooks are covered with speeioqs promises and
they are waiting for the Democratic party TO
bite. When they have landed their prey they
may sing a different tune.
From the Chestertown Transcript.
In no previous campaign has there been
greater enthusiasm and interest manifested
among the sturdy young Democracy of the
county. Campaign clubs have been formed
at Still Pond, Galena and Chestertown, and
other towns are preparing for similar organi- |
cations.