The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1897-10-01

Isl Cd. tl.>.r >ould lie no necessity for
So much circumspection i'll avoiding
popular rr>irt:c,s.
As the Lav OF lolding the convention
came ,l.s.r. and the difficulty OF Mr..
MalstIr cxi:icting Inns Ii from the po-
sition he I'D assumed became more
manifest. l,ic 'indep>ndt.rt press put
aside ! .-.rcra ia ion and came out in
plain ms ;,h against Tie 'ligger i'll the
woodpilc" lie Sun" OF Sept had
the following frank s,atcm>nt OF t.le
case:
1t wcu'd be piece Of POLITICAL folly af the
first magnitude to ign re Il { re of existing
sentiment in regard to the >e',>, of colvred
candidates f.r important State Offices In
tthf h> '" ne. 'u''r " "".m hH ~" %
"""s n ,r" =, 81 = ~ |y 49, The ar ar
10 piacaic md keep the COLI red voters III line
is Without substantial foundation. The great
body OF scored voters consider The su cess OF
the Eepub lean party m re important than the
assertion OF a right which may involve polit
cal disaster. Ih'r, ym az. "s ''."p 'jnd''';
area t"r'dy d on ihe sd 81 II p and
tln Y can b" count Il %" +" smnD 1T it ,niitin on
election tn. The reports Of disaffection
among them have been a~,duously circulated
bv the agencies which have circulated
these renorts IN past camnaigns with the design
OF forcin" the Republicans, to perpetrate
ssF asp. u sT to +" : W, 1 G",
'l'ct"n t"fh $"nntr the R'I"bi'cn" tegisiG-
tine rich't sh' u II re f',s from n"yft'ng likely
to to. ereit@ ,"pu|r p''5udies or to offend popu
On the same day the News delv-
cred itself n the same tenor. as follows:
The great task before TIE Republican party
o. Mar ,a,,d a. , In This under
taking, Ih,y ui hnr to lie, the opp"-
shi"n or one 81 'h' sh,r.d'M l"t,t oat mana" ma
vi dr.. ;n, a., MIR, Than hn has had
cnxi ~ TO f,npiny in rag fmm,r C. met. This
undertaking is no cili:d play ana me party
u uTrnct s burden
10 i'j ct the rae. issn, int" me que ton Of
~, .om , m n ,o,,id he ner,I;a-,v m.
considered move The Republicans have
great deal OF working capital in the shape OF,
Democratic anti. ornan H. iesnns IN n baliimore
how N many Of these democrats NAV decide to
swallow Gorn,an it the renrblicans put I'M a
Leg laive rct win a o req to IN men Q" Inc
~, epd-nqer the succe.y OF :. who'e ReDub
lican ticket
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OnED DNETH Rem
10 1fc lnici lGtEt cnior'd vofcrS.
whom there are number balt'm"r
tbs outrageous breach "' ''''' ana q
Hberatt VOCATION OIL pifd%'s Soierfhi
mace 10 ihcn appears only !" tif h9l
ol mean deception. sore NUM- II 10
ana Il STltkOuS wrong, nov Lad.
compliance with the CONDITION lrnpCsc'
upon them. unanimously selected thrc
OF their best Guallftd and most honor
able i',1i-, ntn Wi'"'' they Know to
not ony he moral and lnteilectu,
peers. Lui 'hc s,'pcrlors OF the avera%
Whlic men usuallE sent 10 me l-cSIS''
dominated counties. where their re
constitutes the rank and file of the pa,
;y-af,d the only consolation they hay
nlrJ"cs ;s .s,urn rn, tha, VI" ,l,ere ; ;s
.tcmnorarv'' race n-.;,,d;c. ,o,;,s
prr,,,'I;,,a,, nar,,. ,s ,,,,. ,I,,..;..,.a',
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ny ,\.po'' !, an you l VI Wy III,
ues nd'c "ut 's'" '..e pi'tI'' - .'i'i
Ilth 'hem. licy cannon ,o:lSlahd
nov ,l.n WI" ,, navy 's''su, " '',.a
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tne pea VI i",e pie!'u'N.' anu '.'"'
Whlte man government ana laws IS nc
cessa'iiy ':''''lcdi 10 tieii i'''e' So
Shouid no" JON III denying 10 tl'sii
race under III most 'aNoranie colsui-
uonS. 'he mos. .nsq.,, H., anu rnIi.y
'io''ii''d' pa! 'd,'oii III '''e Id
power W,leh had oeeh pIo''hs'a 10
.hei''. i"H SNN NJ Wy
special e'nFrsencI pea. leel'h2 ~, as as
sri.u .n'l " si.e. ID. ., e,,,e' s''>S VIII
ways "i'se 'S''i's' 'i'e''''
THE ASPECT IT BEARS TO ALL
iiONnE \RIE AND INp\E
lI\I In.
The narrow escape OF the Rcpubl-
can party rom mining negroes ior the
Legislature. and the Contemplate
breach OF faith involved in it. reveals
to the intelligent and impartial observer
in their true colors the bad and dangerous
influences into whose final keeping the
affairs OF our good old State may ire
voca5lv pass, ii the present. and prob
ably the last. opportunity is not finally
and vigorously availed Cf But all fair
minded men. capable OF discriminating
between tie shadow and the substance,
will fail 10 sec any greater Improperly
or humiliation in having the laws en-
acted and admi-is cred ly the negroes
themselves than " the little band OF
white men who in several OF the coun-
ties have Tor p years kept the negroes