The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1895-09-13


Z manifested, it would
rect Democratic defeat in Maryland
and Republican United States Sena.
tor from this State with "ghoulish
glee' and then probably in horror,
oSit and muse like other conquerors
Upon the fearful ruin he has wrought"
~-E1icOH city Times.
-Side-show issues amount to moth
a ing in this campaign. The question
sN is who shall hold the reins of govern
vent, Democrats or Republicans
f1ai2lsulG Ledger.
"A casual glance only is required
show anyone that the tax-dodgers
Baltimore are all for Lowndes, Ora
i'm and Clabaugh, with the Sun lead
rthe procession.-EastOn Star.
khe contest in Maryland is of inter
to every Democrat in the country
Id Democrats in that State who cast
eir votes for the Republican nomi-
BE for Governor will repent at leisure
bubtlsss their hasty action, il it
Aould make him the next executive
81 Maryland. If the defeat of Mr..
y Hurst meant nothing more, we cannot
see the wisdom of DESERVING their par
ty for one which has always been
hostile to their best interests.-Penan-
sula Enterprise, Va.
I'll Every Democratic county journal
u the State is actively supporting the
4 Democratic ticket Every Baltimore
1aily is against the ticket except the
Herald. and it is neutral and fair.
i When the votes are counted it will be
evident whether the country or city
Dress has the most influence with the
j people. The people want the truth
and are fair and just. The Sun some
time ago said, in effect, the country
people were too dull to comprehend
matters of State, too ignorant to UNI
derstand the questions of the day.
We shall see. Kid gloves and money
don't stand for common sense. We
have faitirint the honest farmer and la
borer They pay taxes according to
Their worth and eVih etimes more, and
ahey, want the dodgers to dolike-
wise. Bssa5 sszltse astcocate.
Tile NeagS, Stt7 and other indie
pendents give as reason for refusing
to support the Democratic nominees
that it was not d Democratic ticket.
Who called the primaries but the
authorized Democratic committees
and who but Democrats, feeling
enough interest in the political affairs
of the State to express themselves, at
gates that composed the convention?
The Meas, The Sun, the Whytes, the
Banks, the Bruces and such like did
not raise hand to help. Did they
expect the real Democrats to wait up
on them and let them make the tick
ct? They did not wish it. They were
going to bolt, whatever the ticket had
been. Nothing was ever undertaken
that there were not few OF those
who, while doing nothing, found fault
WITH UIOS6 WHO ulu Gllc WOTh.-L JCfGCc
Frederick Journal.
For many years every intelligent
man in Maryland has been Disguised
at the conduct OF the Sun in regard to
anew assessment; for it has violently
- Sed every kind of measure that
was euisitorial in regard to dis
closing invisible property, and any
sane man knows that any other is a
mere farce. The Sun says it is for a
fair assessment and will support
Lowndes for Governor to obtain it;
doubtless Lowndes and the Sun agree
On the subject. We have all seen the
Sun iron building in. Baltimore city.
The A. s. Abel, Co. (7he Sum- is on
all this valuable property, wosk more
than a million dollars the sum q sic
ao1tars and seoentyfour CENTS taxes
tt54) This is a true statement and
esp be verified by calling pa the sSty