The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1895-08-31


The baltimore Ersaiag NesS in criiici>iug
some remarks Il this paper in reference to
mixed schools. denies that the Republicans,
should ihey rei control Of Maryland sill pass
snch a law. aud f,rfhcv SAYS il i not 80 IRE
every state now controlled by them, n -
asserted. Will the Nsrs kindly point oui a
single state. where the Republicans bave both
the legislature and executive, that the neEro
has no, the privilege Of attending the white
schools II Is The record az the Republican
party in other states, and il i = FAIR pFesuup
ton Uill b. - in Maryland. should 5hey have
the power Ism il 80 ia Pennsylvania And
in Ohio not oaiy do they have naked schools
bat tie Republican legislature has recently
passed las permitting the inter. marriage Of
negroes With whites That Is what Repuh-
lean legislatures do. DO the Democra,s Of
MARYLAND wanl ANY % !, in theirs
From she Ellscot city reao<sat
What Is the matter Wi,h Mr.. Gorman al
this time Did be not surrender everything
for a good ticket Werp no; The pfimarfe>
evervwhere throughout the state fairly co.,
duciedg Did net the ''reguiars everywhere
insist upon free and fair expression II the
yartys will And shat i thr matter wlth
the result What l. the matter wiih AF.
Hurst The SKA says MT, German favored
bis nomination, therefore for tia, Fcason Mr..
Hurst shoaid b. opposed. Mr.. German gees
TO the Presbyterian Church. therefore there
must b. something lad iu PreSbyterlanisui.
Mr.. German neither cheWs tobacco nor drinks
whiskey. According % the Sass mods OF
reasoning tobacco and whIskey must have
some inherent value.
Press The DcatoR Joarnai
The Bal6mare Ssa j. eznBonzding the
= n Il +. a
power It's efforts are almost frantic. The
Nna sees that the bin which Is has fought -
long and - earnestly cannot h. much longer
postponed Mr. Hurst has declared Hiosi
emphaticaliy that the time for full Eeyalua.
ton Of property in this state has arrived, and
the people Of Baltimore and everywhere else,
As well a. the Sara, know foil vel that his
word Is IS good As has bond.
Prom The Easton Democrat
Earthly. sensual. devilish. Is the conduct o;
the Baltimore al disaaf Democratic news
papers. The SaH. for instance, has for years,
IN season aud oGt. been n bitter npponent OF
e new assessment Some say It's course has
been chiefly personal aud pecnnisry, and Il IS
10 be believed that Il has been not ouly a
political. bat = tax dodger Ia 1850 1924.
when the assessment question vas before the
Legislature, the SnH did is best 10 defeat thF
measure. IN isS2 il denounced the I.egisla'
ture Cor passing the Hayes Bill; Senator Hayes
was condemned and ridienled; Mr.. German
was charged with favoring the measure, which
the Stra said was drastic aud most inquisi
| torial. and when strong delegation Of lead
/ ing business men Of Baltimore eity visited
/ Annapolis aud prevailed upon the Governor
not to approve the Bill, the Ssa eulogized
the Governor and Landed the business men
/ for their. a. the San deemed, patriotic en-.
deavors. IN 1894, when the House refused
I 10 pass the assessment law, the Republicans
/ voting s0lidly against the measure, the SIa
| favored is defeat and justified the House o.
4 Delegates By affirming tina, conditions bad
/ changed.