Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1899-11-04
FERDINAND }IAAs.
Tells About His kAbor, Gov


Mr.. Ferdinand wsilS Of cnnber
land, said al .salisDay furda night:
Il shall endeavor To- Gcse tn Off.
cial acts Of the Republican Governor.
who now seeks re election at the hands
of the people, in a spirit Of canaor and
good will ! apply MY remarks e HIM
Jas public official, steward giving an
account of his stewardship, and earnest
" hope to make it clear that l am not
speaking of him in his private charac
ter. l have been his fellow townsman
for 20 years, and have never done him
a wrong and win not do so now.
"Four years ago he and his cohorts Of
orators promised the people Of Mary
land reform, the removal Of schools
from political influence, and assessment
and taxation en fair basis, and above
all, determination of every living thing
in Maryland inthe shape 81 political
boss. On the faith Of these promises
annals Il he IL s.ate sleciaFss to the es~ss
long and illnstrsons line of Colonial and
State Governors.
|Scnator Vance when lie crossed ne
ocean said ~ his return that he was 50
seaSick n thfew up everything except
his seal il ne senate The Governor
has thrown Up Welhneton and every
ple,ig and promise he made Il thu peo-
Eple Int sull clings "a ms seat ii the
Executive char His reforms, he thinks,
speak Ike angels voices. trumpet
tangued, against thc desp damnation of
hi> taking ef
II ought q b clear that Governor
LowndsN has done al he promised be
fore the people 81 Mar land depart from
their traditions and gee one man two
term, when there are many good and
capable citizens who would be grateful
for ane term At .racent session 81
or court The &adee sud hat, IN view
y. fhe Fact thar there are 1000 voters
Ha Allegany eannty d man turn 10
Hecome luror wool be onae ii y
ytsrs Upon tl#- bass Governor
Ia0nass iarn raae. srafn Il 100000
Years Let a. nai elect hm NUT then
Inmy wind ye can -,e d coming
aawn 30 celestial lanla Il sanse his
place . the Executive liar ana ilat
disMngai~hea r'frmt II sydney
Mudd. winung hs VI upu ra e ad
vase further meas p reform
Laughter aud applaus
Without Ievity Ia me sas that gn
derfhls reform rule ne ha,anerrased
throughout thy Sta taNs, have ii
creased ~ nearly es eoanw aud ex i
pendulum ) nahaie il. 9aey haS increased. 4
Political brokers hF increased and 4
multiplied beyond En-rhine knewn III /
The history s. MafyaHi
The traditions rht stats. tic i
spirit Il NE Bllsof hi.hts ana fhe un +
NaatfM law fsfhid nc r, a,etion 81 j
ihe Governor III hona has betn j
given q na n,aA sius d n ern1rs >
eeen ~ Al'g'tt ~ cltS>eS ara +
conaiNao> 81 aen se thn every i
whers " ganssufs afthe Gospel y
teachers, tothe Grand Army Is Dem. :.
Gratis leaders ThsS tr, appeal + +
selffntereSt suggest % personal ben. !.
eftro ill., vseF i pc vs. FL LoWna.. S
IN mons " them is tire one word a.
aboni publie duty n u interest Il to- 5
peaplt s.
He tlls TIL ;r.n Army s. has II
huili i monamont t inetam apa iii. Vi
piie- 4 psonass that J VIII kep 8n NJ
Supplying tanbstoncs.To the teachers III
b. say eNote fpr and taxi the u
schools onf II ppliucsa Increase yonr
Salarles Vote f5r ownde> that's ths
reform vatc for sniiIthaf,s p5ltics al
VOTE for Lawndes andl morn salary adj
The old flag and appropriation sha
This i not in line D reform and nfs
purity in politics AFT
~The people win crate no such pen
methods They havad enough Of q.
reform 81 tins kindhey want ~ vou
more Of il. nor do want negro Il v
preachers brought frdyorth Carolina why
to agitate and stir upI hatred The pud
Democratic party elnts the intel.
ligence. the tradironia the properly
Of the State. Irs RAM Ad file are the
hest people Of the 81 It's nomisa
tons were fairly ma its nominees
are the choice Of the Let every -
man who loves his who honors VII
himself and the peonbhold them &c
FGreat applause 'ne
Mr. Alonza L. Milf Baltimore
said THE Republicke now ssek. =
ing 70 rake up then ejudices 81 tbe
1895 and drag then contest 70 WORK
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