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The Fair at Unity.

The annual fair of the North Waldo
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Working Night And Day

FANNIE BRIGHAM WARD.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-09-29
Better County Roads.

The Democratic campaign in this
county will he conducted in fair and
honorable manner. We shall endeavor
by every means in our power to con-
vince the large conservative element
of the Republican party that our
county and State affairs will be better
conducted if put in Democratic hands
than If left in the hands of those who
certainly have neglected or been un-
able to advance the interests of our peo-
pie during their incumbency. We
promise them an economical admins
tration of affairs. We promise them
better county roads. Let the people
in every district in this county look at
the county roads. Are they not in the
worst condition ever known? Have
they not been shamefuly neglected?
Does not this neglect call for change
in the office of our County Commits
sioners? Let Republicans join with
us in electing Harm and Snouffer and
better county roads will be the result.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-09-29

MANY Of the prominent and infucn-
tial Republicans Of the county are
wondering why Mr.. b. &. Wiuebreuer
objected to certain Republicans being
placed on tie ticket with him in the
last Republican county convention.
They claim that the men he objected
to have always been active, hard-work-
ing Republicans, who were entitled to
recognition at the hands oftheir party.
On the other hand they boldly assert
that Mr.. Winch ener was never identi-
fed with The active work Of his party.
A great deal Of Indignation is likewise
expressed that he should have been
rut upon the ticket in order to lend it
responsibility. Many Of the mechanics
OF this county are up in arms against
Mr.. Winrbrener for expressions used
detrimental to their interests. One
thing must be admitted and that is
Mr.. Rohrback, the Democratic nomi-
nee, is fully competent to discharge
the duties Of State Senator; he has had
experience IN legislation; he is a good
lawyer, and viii be able to be of great
service 10 Democrats and Republicans
alike in this county.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-09-29
Wellington No Longer King

Senator George I Wellington IS once
more l dethroaed King and his place is
chairman OF The Republican state Contra.
Committee Is now occupied by General
Thomas J Shrv0ek.
This j. the result OF a serious break be-
tween Lovndes and Wellington. which has
been growing for some time AMI which cul-
minated at the last meeting Of the commit
Zee IN Baltimore, when 4 Restitution was
adopted provid ing tlr the appointment Of a
finance committee and one 70 manage the
campaign. This ac;on, Wellington claims,
IS the result of plot TO take from his
hands the leadership Of the party, and he
roundly and severely accuses L0wndes, Is
sisted by Postmaster Wdrfeid. OF lreachery
letter was written 70 LSwudes by Wei
lington, in which the former IS roughly
handled, and Republican defeat predicted.
Or course there could be no doub5 Is 70 the
loss Of the craftsmanship by Wellington,
and an unusual precedent was set By the
Lowndes people in calling a meeting with
out consulting the chairman, at which time
he was called upon 10 resign. Such was
the sense of letter written to him by
Lowndes, and Wellington accepted the
issue by calling the meeting to order and
Offering his resignation. This was accepted,
after one Of the most savage and denuncia-
tory speeches at the hands of the senior
Senator. He declares he will take no part
IN the campaign and that Lowndes and his
party will be overwhelmingly defeated in
November.
What the result Of all this will be can
only be Appropriated, but it is plain that
the Republican parry is in the vortex Of in
ternal combustion. They cannot stand
prosperity, and all know that when thieves
fall ont, honest men get their dues. The
party will feel the effect of this disruption,
although they seek to put it lightly aside
Wellington has many friends in the State
whom he has befriended. and as he Is in
the senate for four years longer and asks no
extension Of his services, the defeat Of the
Republican party il Maryland will not
affect him in the least. There are numer-
Gus other causes to which he can ascribe it
when it comes to national prestige at the
capital He says he will make several
speeches in Ohio, but will keep hands off
in Maryland. We trust that after election
day his party will keep hands off for all
time, and the current is running in that
direction. The best interest of the State
demand return to Democratic control.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-09-29
C4n the Republican Party Be
Trusted?

Nationally lie Republican party is
coming out against trusts and in Mary
lanl the party IS now strong for Police
re"rganizatio in Bal imore.
Trusts are the legitimate offspring of
the Republican policy of protection.
Inc Democrats have been opposing
protection, the cause, and trusts the
effect, for year,. The great AID pr W.
ing opposition to trnsts, which INIT
the supply and regulate the prir,s If
tie ece,sities Of life, and the annnunc-
ed intention Of certain Democratic
Leaders to make trusts a Leading issue
IN the next Presidential ele,t on.
eau ed the Republicans alarm and
certain Republican Sla'e Conventions
have declared in favor If res rain
ing and regulating them. But tn r. :
publican party will no be able t. i'm.
press the great mass of voters with its
sincerity.
First, b cause trusts have heen made
possible by reason Of the imposition OF
high tariffs on impnrt.-tariffs that
bring in but little revenue to the reve.
nue. OF tue government but enable
manufacturers, combines and trusts to
charge exorbitant profits on their goods.
second, the Republican party has
been in control of the government al.
most continually forever thirty years
and could easily have restrained trusts
had it so desired
Ihlrd, the sincerity Of the party is
III question when it is recalled tia, the
trusts and combiues have been heavy
contributors to Republican CAMPAIGN
funds, aud drive or persuade their EN-.
ployes to support the party which in
turn has by legislation made trusts
possible.
The Republican party of MARYLAND
has cen in cOntrolof the State fornearly
four years and only found out that
public sentiment demanded police re.
organization in Baltimore after the
Democratic platform declared for di.
vorcing partizap politics from the con.
troll OF the Baltimore police force.
a bill to reorganize the police force
was discussed in the General Assembly
of 1886 and two bills were before the
General Assembly of 1898 for reorgan.
ization; but, according to an editorial
in the Baltimore Sun, August q, 1899
| at wds largely the hostility Of the cit.
delegafes ana their desire to fill Mr.
Sch'y0er's place ruth a REPuBL1cAN
'0hich caused all plans for reorgoniza
uon to fail at The last session."
If the Republican party of Maryland
could not effect reorganization aftei
trials at two sessions of the Genera
Assembly aud could not rise above tn,
plane of mere party spoilsmen, Cal
they he trusted next winter?
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-09-29
FOB SURVEYOR,
JAMES TROXELT
To the Democrats maryland.

On the seventh day Of next NOvem-
Der the people Of Maryland will have
an opportunity to choose their Govern.
or and other State and county officers.
Whether or not the present administra-
ton of affairs in this State, with its
record a- current history known to all
men, aud with the opportunities Of a
rcteu'iouof power, shall be continued,
is the question that is brought face to
face to every voter.
That it l. the duty Of every citizen Of
this State TO exercise The right Of fran.
chise il "a ruth that cannot be too ffe-
quently reiterated That many Of
those best qualified by education,
knowledge aud experience for an in
telligent exercise ofthis right, are those
most prone to neglect It is a fact that
calls forth this appeal to every man
who believes in efficient public ser
wants and homes and capable conduct
Of Affairs, to lay aside sacrifice if need
be-his personal interest. for few
hours AID devote that time to the ser.
vice Of his county and State.
Prior to the exercise Of this high
right Of citizenship, registration is
necessary. In the counties OF this
State there is no general registration
this year, but for the purpose of supple
mentary registration the registers will
sit in the several election precincts Of
your county on
TUESDAY, October 3, from s a. m. to
p. m. and
TUESDAY, October 10, during the
same hours.
For the purpose Of revision only, at
which date no new names will be adj
ded, they will sit on TUESDAY, Oc-
tober II. Remember these dates.
Not only is it the duty of every citi-
zen to register himself and, through
the regular channels Of his party, to
see that his friends and neighbors are
registered, but IL is likewise his duty
to see that the lists are purged Of all
names that by reason of death, removal,
crime, illegality or fraud should be
stricken therefrOm.
Let every Democrat interest himself
in this important matter aud the cause
OF good government so auspicously in
agurated in the city Of Baltimore in
May will be continued in the State in
November.
MURRAY VANDIvER,
Chairman Democratic State
sep. bot. Central Committee.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-09-29
A Good Report.

The grand jury have made some
very sensible suggestions, and wisely
pointed out several places in this city
not fit to have license. Every man who
keeps a saloon should be made to keep
a decent place and if it is filled with
white and negro loafers, who create
disorder, they should be marked and
presented to the next grand jury. Our
citizens should insist upon good order
in our city. The Bsntz lanyard has
long been disgrace and some action
should be taken by our authorities at
once DO not wait until there is half
a dozen cases Of sickness before YOU
act What is the matter with our
health officer? Why does he not do
his duty or resign and let some one else
look after the sanitary condition of
the town? The thanks of the COM
munity are due to the grand jury for
at least calling the attention of the au-
thorities to the Bantz lanyard, al
though they have known it for some
time
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-09-29
BALTIMORE'S MUNICpy
ELECTION.
The Bearing Of the Result /
May on the Result in
November.

Following is a copy ola circil
issued last April by the Baltinr
City Republican COMMITTEE i
letting campaign funds from M
sons not residing in Baltinc
1t will be observed that the h
cular emphatically says that ID
party losing in Baltimore in M
cannot hope to be yictoriou,
the State in the fall electia
nor, indeed, IN either city or Sd
for a long series Of gears"
AS the Republicans lost inA
timore in May by a heavy ma
ity, consequently they CAM
hope to win in city or State
the fall elections, nor for a Ior
series of years. Here is the d
cular:
Alfred j. Schultz,
Chairman
Levi A. Thompson,
Secretary.
Headquarters Republican d
Committee, 210 North Calvs
Street,
Baltimore, April 10, 1879
Dear Sir:
The election to be held in B
timOre on May 2nd, for mum
pal government, puts the Rep
lican party face to face with
gravest crisis in his history,
Democracy is united and fight
viciOusly for it's very existen
1t is admitted by the most astH
politicians that the party lOa
i'll Baltimore City next mon
cannot hope to be victorious
the State in the fall electlOl
nor, indeed, in either city /
State for a long series of yeaS
By this statement you
readily see that while you
not directly interested in our ?
nicipal election, you have an
direct interest equal to the lal
est you have in the success OF
party in the State. In order
our campaign may be vigOrol
aud efficiently conducted, i
necessary that this COMMITTEE
supplied with funds sufficient
such purpose.
Knowing your loyalty to
cause we feel that an appea
You for financial assistance
be answered with a liberal
tributiOn. Remittances may
made to these headquarters
will be promptly recipted tOr'
Thanking you in advance
the assistance we feel certain
will give us, l am, very resp
fully,
A. j. SCHULTZ,
Chairma'
LEVI A. THOMPSON, Secre'
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-09-29

The Republican press still goes on
with its old way about "bossism. -
That last County Convention should
have been enough to neutralize such
stuff and nonsense. Ask the Heffner
faction what they think of it. Not a
representative on the ticket and all
because of the supremacy of Motter in
the primaries. He always had the
knife out for Haffner and his follow
ers. Was this a peoples convention?
Talk about "bossismW 1t is the dirty
iron pot calling the clean kettle black.
This cry is like the old saying: "Sticks
and stones will break your bones,
but names will never hurt your
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-09-29

AT last our court had case Of per
jury before it, We have called atten-
ton to the utter lack Of truth in the
sworn statements Of many Of our ne
gro Vitne--e- Unfortunately these
people Ia many stances DO i know
whttaa oath signitie-. 20 We have
false swearing upon sany occasions.
l., an end be put to this custom Our
state. Attorney can do much to end
it by having dictm nts found against
All 10 - ar falsely.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-09-29

WITH all his faults the Re blican
party Vill miss the work of yelling
ton in the coming campaign. He
claimed much Of thu credit for the vic
tory in 1915. when Lowndes was elect
81, snd By many i credited WITH the
same. He al-o his a following that
will lag behind aud let Others do the
hard work. They will not soon forget
the treachery and humiliation put
upon their friend and leader.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-09-29

IT is pretty well understood that the
Democrats Of this county are more
than satisfied with their ticket. The
prmar Is were largely attended, and
the convention was simply an outpour-
ing OF Democrats, and if there is any
kicking now, the kickers should be
made to kick themselves, for
nothing viii ever satisfy them. OF
course, some surprise and some disap-
polntment may have Cured, but the
ticket as a whole is a first-class oae in
all respects. The people can depend on
the men nominated to do their duty. Go
to work, Democrats, and organize your
districts. Get out your Democrats and
you will win the fight.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-09-29

Revolution threw to \.
such men as Mara 'ne sutss
and Danton : Rtvd HloDespiss
patlons of right and noll'lopise
they We're men of Justice IA
marked ability and more Tia
some virtues of mind an 560,sespi
on We should aid never fof r,q , 1eart
questions which come I 1n 'iaata
a action n Of the State are p to "a n ID
tied by the moral power % 1T oe ct
sentiment n, What do tbe y, pplIl
men, Wellington, N rese tho
y care fCrpublicH s aaa a
80 Tar from being in the i h,laet
of the people they Ia6 5 ,atNs
and constantly in the f., al'an
of every scheme that s on
the fortunes of their no, slela
Lna1;i;n.: 'oui"te interest. An
Illuminating spectacle is Ds Aa'p
hibited than that which ne' V
IN IA man in whom has hoo. We
fided private or public } ,,sl. Coy
rectlng the course ont l ~ !,
legitimate channels; nor V 81. ll'
withhold our admiration 9. val
public servant who has t5 i,oa y
age to do what is right and ND &, COG
the current when it roll H. o u
him deep and strong. '' '0''
Wellington, Mudd andv.,
directed the governmental u a.s
OF the current and oncq.bd pa
commonwealth of Ns ryIoltl
Could the names of that SS laaa
and patriotic Statesman p%a9la
who ever held the love an5 9a
confidence of the people. ~ INV.
from their voicelesS home, va ~
would pick up the stone, ~
the pavements and pelt M,.
from place and power. "
SENEy.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-09-29
Welcome, D=weyi

The entire country has risen to -
Lutte aud welcome Dewey Fl N The
Philip, ines, which place lie left Oh
Ma, 10th, amidst the roar uf cannon.
a d the huzzahs # q miring thou
sands. II : arrival u tie barb T Il
New York, at al Early hour Tuesday
morning las, four months later, par
taxes simewhat T the nature If hi,
first Appearance in Maaila Bay-a sur
pri-- party. But that early morning
visit, May lst, 1888 a. not ATTENDED
With the erownIng hOLOrs now 20 law
ishly shO Eered upon the great Admi-
raj Then he vas 3 Commodore Aith
q dgly 10 perform and how be dit it,
: the wor ] knows. Like Commodore
/ Prrry'- famous words telling Of his
v.cta'y-''we have met the enemy j. d
they are ours" the iut-Iligence flashed
Dy the ca5le wires Of Dewey > triumph
vas received with great rejoicing. and
Congress in gratitude made the brave
and gallant officer an Aduirai-the
highest rank Of any officer in our navy
AID ranking vi b the highest in any
country.
The arrival Of the Olympia two DAYS
ahead OF time, has put tie Rec -pton
T. mmitt-e Of New YORK City 10 great
-ieuce. Every arrangement
"as made to welcome Dewey on
Thur-day, = hen he was scheduled to
arrive, but lie has such way Of upset
ting ca culations and DR. uppiag IN on
snort notice, that the Dewey Day"
plaLs had to be done over again. After
all It'll mail matter about tue plaus.
1t i lot New York ans more than
Chicago, san FrsLci-cO, Frederick Or
the humulrst hamlet in the LAND that
sei'ds up bud, ringing shout Of Joy
at the return Of the hero Of the war
with Spin and his d,shing officers
and cfe". OF course, New York City, I
sItust as il j. at the gateway If com.
mefce and fore On travel. has the fret
Chance to open it, arms aud embrace
Dewey, but joined with the metr1p-
oils 5 the entire union Of Stats aud !
evrry nan woman AID cHild in them, I
in extending the right hand Of free. I.
men to NOME couqueror, v hose deeds +
enshriue him IL the peoples hearts a. I
they ar craven upon the pages If MS |
tpry with til 81 Of Jones, d, catur aud .
Faraguit. Let 70 circumstance mar /
tue ful'nrss Of the rejoicing nor the /
perfect cuimIn aiion Of every crcum- /
s'auce connected with the "Welcome I.
to Dewey" He deserves in the high /
est -en7e the reward Of a grateful e.
PIE and all join in the hearty national /
e'come. The bel in every CITY in /
tie United states rang out "a silver /
ton2ued note Of gladness On Tue.day I
WAsu Dewey eutered he portals Of
his native and and deep-toned gum
thundertd j, whistles shfieked ana flags /
entire country wec5merang out hat
equals any received by ancient cou.
querors On their return home vita the |
spills Of battle. The wrath Of honor !
which rest- upon the head Of our great
a 'mraI placed there by the united .
people Of united country adds greater
iust~r AID glory u him who wears it, |
tha1 a"y crown Of gold or precious
stones. With taat cap-tone to the |
arch Of popular reverence ard honor,
reared a an everlasting memory aud |
monument to hi name and fame. the |
people can say to their hero, "Well |
done, good and faithful servant, come
aud erjny the Pleasures we have pre-
pared FIR you"