The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1897-09-25
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with Governor Lownes the political situation in this
State, the tenor and tone of which pleasing con
1ast to the petuant demonstration his Sens
toliai ASSOCIATE Of Cumberland
Indeed, it would be of unmitigated cruelty the
Junior Senator to take him at his word and believe
intends abandon his party, and surrender it hands Of its
political opponents.
Whatever may be the dire enforced retirement
nent that account.
contemporary very sensbly remarks politicians always
exaggerate the significance the dscod brought the
disappointment of individuals who wish party"
At first it to loom up very biz, but sentiments like
those pressed by the Governor those that
prevail the party ranks and their echo finds hearty response
with those who hope for political future.
There this striking difference however between the utter
lces The Governor Senator the former secs
remember that popular election matter of involving public
political principles fact which the moment
of anger to have lost sight Of
Tie State, thc Governor will elect the Republican
ticket this fall There too much at issue permit other
result the duty all Republicans every effort 10
Mr. German, and believe tie independent Democrats Will
his reelection to the United States Senate and the further posi-
bty for President freeslver plat
The operation Of the independent Democrats with us
in the State and that success the cleo
ton of the ticket in Baltimore city is essential.
Unfortunately the bitterness engendered by the fight
Baltimore has stimulated Mr. German and his supporters
hopes dscord in ranks and of for themselves
but this they will be disappointed While before primaries
natural that each should and doubtless did, his
preference and would have preferred
and all Republicans should give him and hearty sup
port We Republicans from principle and office and
the of tbs principles OF that great party OF far greater
than that of any individuals,
ome other city ticket than the nominated might have
acceptable the Independents but certainly less
Objectionable them than would be the Mr. Gonna.
Senate his possible presidential candidacy 1900
Alegany will be in line with its usual if increased ma
oy and whatever do personally for the ticket toug
in Baltimore city shall do cheerfly Mr. Malster
the will have my support and hone
and believe they will be elected.
The of TIE Democratic ticket representing Mr.
man at his I'M he Of
Senatorial candidates should not be brought
will he time enough to discuss that after
First let get together and demonstrate ability to keen
~. ylnd in the Republican column state pied sound
money and when that is done turn to Mr.
Germans successor.
Rppubicanism quarrel after conventions have
made nominations 1t is the duty of all to lay aside their
preferences up the tickets in the conveu
t. rr~,r cnI 40 mn,
have Nothing els" will defeat oran defeat
demanded by both Republicans and independent Democrats 10
both should unite in the election Mr. and the
Republican ticket in Baltimore city No matter how good
ticket nominated by the Democrats be- it
Mr. German The counties will take themselves
hnt NJ them Independents
Dutsor
speak Of will give Chairman Scott all the assistance can in
his organize and carry the party victory and am
viii h aided renarv throughout tie State in that w,