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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1901-11-01
MOTHER AND NER
UNITE, so STATES THE
EXAMINER

We were prepared FIR the above an
nouncement and it creates no surprise
IN this county nor are Democrats af-
tected by any such news. The only
surprise Is, that the Republican papers
are ready to announce that the Judge
upon The Lench could be induced to
take the place Of the ward worker and
consent to arrange dickers and deal out
party patronage when his high and
important duties as Judge should keep
HIM ab We such petty political deals
1t is claimed that Mr.. Harman is to be
nominatei for commissioner two years
from now; that he i to furnish all the
cattle for Montevue; that Mr.. Rice.
the present Superintendent of Mon
tevue, is to be retained. though many
of his subordinatrs are to 20, ami 80
the deal Is said to have gone alorg,
each one being given his pl4m and
th price being paid. Now thu R,pub-
leans are kicking up "a biz to do about
this deal. Th- Democratic party met
the united Republican party upon
many n well-fou1hr battle field and
never have obey surrendered, and they
are ready to meet them now. There
are hundreds f lloyd Republicans that
Judge Notte' cannot deliver and who
do not believe It far to the people that
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1901-11-01
THE LAST ROLL-CALL.

Democrats, this is our last ro'I-call
before the battle of the b ,llots on Tues
day mex. If Every tue solder will
do his duty the white men of Fred
erick County will be free for ali time
to come from negro domination in this
county and State. For years and
years the white taxpayers have been
ruled by the regrO vote of Maryland
Think of it! Sixty thousand negro
voters IN this State, thirty thousand
OF them are unable to read or write,
and yet ihIs class of citizens who pay
hardly any taxes control the people
OF the gr.a at commercial city of Balti-
more and the white men living il the
great agr.cu tural centre of the State.
l. it not time for Republicans as well
as Democrats t. strive to bring about
a change in our affairs? Under Demo
cratic rule as Is shown you have peace,
good order and protect III to life and
property to IA far greater degree than
when Republicans had Coz troll of tie
State and of our city We wait no
injustice done the negro. We now
take our hard-earned taxes aud .ive
them public schools, and when they
are old and firm We send them tothe
al - house, ana when they die we give
them decent rurlal, bu we do not be
heve that this class of people should he
used by selfish and des gning white
meh to conttol the vast body of the
white taxpayers of this State. We
ask that the white men control Mary
land, and whether Republican or Dem
ocrat, we will then bow t. the will of
thuse who should contlol the de~tinie,
OF the Auglo-SaXon race We ask our
Republicans friends who are fee from
selfish party rule to aid us in this great
contest.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1901-11-01
VOTE FOR YOUR DELEGATE
TICKET-VOTE FOR EVERY
DEMOCRATIC COMMITS
SIONER.

This is the last appeal we viii be able
to make to the white men of The county
to aid US in this great contest and help
to protect the homes of our people and
bring about prospectus and peaceful
condition of affairs in the county and
State. To vote the Republican ticket
means a Legislature which will enable
the Republicans to pass such laws as
Will enable the negroes to be more
secure in their right to vote than ever
before. 1t means Republican Board
of County Commissioners who will
spend thousands of the taxpayers
money each year to support lot of
idle negroes. Vote the Democratic
ticket and you will have Legislature
which will see to it that we have no
more negro colonization in Maryland
and the passage of such laws as will
protect the white voter and insure peace
and good order in the State.
Vote the County Commissioner ticket
and you are assured of good county
roads, you are promised an economical
administration Of county affairs and no
squandering of money to protect negro
paupers.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1901-11-01
EXTREME MEA SURES.

The unfairness and injustice of the
Republican lawyers in insisting upon
forty some cases from Mt st. Mary's
College being tried as inividual cases,
shows how ready Republicans leaders
are to take advantage of every little
thing to harrass and annoy the Demo
crots. 4 generous rival would have
been willing to try few OF the cases
As test eases, as al were alike-but no.
tn y must put these people to the ex-
pen Of every one appearing in pelson.
Many were surprised at the partisan
spirij manifested by Mr.. Urner.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1901-11-01

The entire stock in trade Of the
Republican party is abuse Of Mr..
German. Mr.. McCOmaS dttemptS
to humbug the people by declaring
TINT the Democrats WhO are de-
priced Of roting this tdU ShOUjd
blame the Democratic managers.
lie does not tell them hOW his pdrty
attempted to get an increased cote
IN the Southern Mdryldad counties
by the biggest traad erer attempted
an this Stdte. Senator McC0mas
does not spe0k Of negro coloaied-
ton nor Of the thirty Thousand
negro jlljterdtcS ach0 h0M the ball.
0nce Of power in Maryland. Sen
otor HcComaS Of late processes a
great interest IN protecting the
rjghts Of the poor achjte men of this
state. What has he to sag about
has ecdntiRg an armed Soidier at
the home ST erery achite maze in the
South or his open 0dr0cacy Of the
infamous Force bill, whjch woS
only defeated by the courageous
course pursued by Senator Cor
man? Come, Mr.. McComos. WIN
Interested today in protecting the
poor 'chite men Of MaryIond and
get reody to dj$tr0achjSe the entire
achite population Of the South.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1901-11-01
MUD-SLINGING JOURNALISM

The Examiner, like the dog, has re-
turned to its vomit. Its pages are filled
with disgusting personalities. Surelythe
Republicans present a most pitiable
spectacle to be represented by such Il
sheet One would think reign of
fraud and corruption existed in this
county and that the Democrats were
oVerrdden by absolute boss rule. The
man who could write such stuff must
was there more magnificent body of
men in this county than those who as
sembl-d in this city to nominate the
present Democratic ticket. Unlike the
man who writes such stuff in the Er-
aHliHer, they were men who had won
the confidence and respect If every de-
cent man in this county. Whist this
paper is talking about bossism among
Democrats, what has 1t to say of their
hos--ridden party? Why not tell of the
Republican Doodle sent here to corrupt
Democratic err. Did we believe in
such journalism we might enlishten
the people as TO the man who handled
the Republican boodle.
Tn" Democratic party has been bold
enough 10 make a distiAct issue in t"is
campaign, it has scorned to indu sc in
personalities and dos not believe in
abuse or viification of any man be
cause he may differ upon any of the
public questions of the day Why not
fight Us like brave men? You
have fifteen hundred negro al les " hose
votes give You IA bl, majority ever the
white men who opp SC you in his
county, and yet y1u run like a dung
hill cock and cry Ikea stuck pi. every
time there is fight. Time and liMe
afte5 being defeated 10y this unfair v.te,
the old Democratic crowd are found
with heads up and The cry goes forth of
never surrender, and we aye found in
line ready to fight you again. Bat YOU
present ihe Contemplate spectacle Of
crying out fraud, vllifying men who
are bravely lighting against outrage ous
odds--lf things were reversed how long
would SUCH set of men last in a charge
by the old guard? Nay your fifteen
hundred negroes save you, but you
must fight every inch of the ground,
and if The white men of the county will
do but half their duty, you will he
whipped out Of existence.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1901-11-01
OUR PUBLIC SCHOOLS.

Ag01" cur Posfion on the great
question Of bubhc education en-
titles as to the confidence and sup
port 9fMe people.
F0r more Man 80 years the
Dem0|affc party in Mvyland
mas sfe0a/aStly and h6eraLy mS-
f91Ned our bndhc SchooI system,
ana 7oe are pledged noa0 BY err
P(01orm to still further ad0ance
me interest and Promote tie de-
0elQPment Of Our schools.
The newt Legislature, If Demo-
cratic, ac7U certainty redeem this
pledge.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1901-11-01
VOTE TO VINDICATE OUR
OLD TOWNsMAN, SCOTT
SCHLEY.

Let the Republican trends of Adj
miral Sehley in this county tell us
what one single representative in Con-
gress from Mar, land has done to show
his di-tavor with the present Republic
can administration clique who have
done such gross injustice to this brave
and distinguished Marylander. Let a
Democratic Legislature he elected and
we may thea rest assured that a Dem.
ocratc United States Senator will be
Sc .ected who will battle for justice for
Schley. How many Republicans will
help the brave Admiral? You have
seen how our Republican Senators
have acted. Not word of protest.
but an endorsement of the cowardly
attack by the Navy Department and
the Republican administration. Elect
Democratic Legislature for the sake
OF our old townsmsD, Scott Schley.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1901-11-01
THE SAME OLD CRY OF
FRAUD.

The Examiner, as usual, in It's anti
election issue, cries fraud in large black
letters. 1t is usually the case with those
without sin to cast the first stone, but
doubtless this well-e>tabish. d maxim
has escaped the recollection of our con-
temporary. We think the Republican
party stands convicted of the most
gigantic fraud in the history of our
State politics and that not more than Il
little over year ago, when it sought by
p0dded census lists to yet dcredSedreD
reSenfdtion in several Republican coun-
ties and made it necessary for our Gov
ernor to take a new census AT a large
outlay of the state funds. They are
unusually reticeut about this matter
though, and seek to law the blame of
the Extra Session on the Democratic
party. The Courts have decided who
were the guilty parties and several Re
pub,iran enumerators and instigators
are serving prison sentences for their
crimes. Some Others high in political
circles should be with them
The issues in This fight are clear-cut
and the worn-out ammunition of the
Republicans will no work this time.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1901-11-01
Republican success this
year means Repulicanfcon-
troll of Maryland for years.
SCARED TO DEATH.

Now just think of the Republicans
crying fraud They are mean enough
to cast slur upon our Supervisors, who
are young men, standing IL high in
this community as any man in the Re
publican party. Don't you know the
Republicans had cheek enough To make
the Republican chairman of their com
mittee the minority supervisor Did
any Democrat cry out this was unfair
a d absolutely unjust: Not Il word
was said. What did we care who was
appointed, there was nothing to con
ccal, the law regul It $ ths -. -. {:
the Supervisors and surely every fair
minded man must admit, that not one
political advantage has been t. ken in
any way. Your ticket is far and open
fraltosee, the type plain and no effort
made 10 copftIse the voter-we wanted
none. Every act of the Board has been
in accordance with law, if not, trere i,
a remedy and redress The ballots have
bee Published time and time again by
both parties, and yet this crowd wits Il
big majority at Their back, cry out in
despair Ike Il S OF babies. Sh me
upon such Il CT wd
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1901-11-01
Mr.. Poe on the Race Issue.

a mass meeting of the Demo
Gratis of the Third Legislative
District was held last Monday
night, the 2Sth inst, at Hollin's
Hall, Carrollton Avenue and
Hollin's street. Baltimore. The
hall was packed and the speeches
made aroused enthusiasm. y
band of music played popular
airs at intervals throughout the
evening. Mr.. Bart. E. Smith
presided and in a few words in,
trOduced Mr.. John p. Poe.
Mr.. Poe declared that the
white men of Maryland must rise
to the occasion and resolve that
the deStinieS of our State be not
entrusted to men who are uudeF
obligations to their so, 900 colored
allies. He declared that while
this must be "a white mans State
he did not wish it understood
that the Democratic party desired
to abridge i'll any way the rights
of the colored man or to act un-
justly toward him in any manner.
lie said that for thirty years
the white people of Maryland
have given literally of their
means to educate and improve
the condition Of the colOred PEG
pie, and as a result he was proud
to say that today they occupy a
higher position than they did a
quarter of a century ago. lie
said that the Democrats do not
propose 10 treat them as their so,
called rlendS III the Northern and
Eastern States. He asserted
that the peace and good order OF
the State depended upon its be
ing controlled by the Democratic
party and not by the Republican
party, which is composed of some
white men, with a large infusion
of c0lored men.
Mr.. Poe then discussed the
taking of the State census, saying
that the Democratic party had
been criticised for thus eXpend-
ing $40, 0O0. He declared that
the State enumeration was iusti.
fled by the facts. and that its
cost was justified by the facts.
and hat its cost was small when
compared with the more than
$780, 900 expended by the United
States government in convicting
the conSplratOrs who, 10y return
ing fraudulent returns in the
Federal census, sought to give
certain counties in our State an
undue representation over others.
Mr.. Poe defended the amend
ments made to the Election law.
declaring that the ballot was
fashioned after he one in use in
Massachusetts, and he thought
that if such a ballot is good
enough for the people there it
ought to be acceptable to the
people of Maryland. He said
that the ballot minimized largely
fraud, bribery and corruption.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1901-11-01

The wrcew of tine De,yol,.,l,.
baylr at the c2mIUo. cLcc/jo,, ,yohr,
certain that lac and oyacy ,,,v
continue Ia brga2 in i6e .CI1ls
Tie contrast bel7ccrn the ro2d;.
Hou qohIch mae rtisl, and Uol
qehlch HoubIed MS d1,1Uo f,y.
years 0f RebubIjro0 olJ,y,,j,l,,
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1901-11-01
Race Riot in the South.

Columbia, Miss, Oct. 29.-Ten
persons-one VIII lite man, five
negro men, three negro women
and child-are dead as a result
of a race riot in the vicinity of
Balltown, La, about 20 miles
south Of this place. A number of
others are wounded. Sheriff IS
posse are now on the scene, and
troops are ready to start, so it is
not thought that there will be
further trouble.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1901-11-01
Read How Republican Magis-
trates Refused to Punish
Negro Offenders in Bal,
timOre.

MIR. Miles publishes in the Bal
timore San of Tuesday last, the
following figures to show how Re
publican magistrates allow the
negroes to go scott free after
being arrested for various crimes
in Baltimore. The same condi-
lions existed here Let Demo.
Gratis and Republicans vote the
Democratic ticket and thus pro
tect their homes:
From these figures it will be
seen that the Republican party,
through its magistrates, gave Ii
cenSe to he negro to degree
that finds no equal in the history
of the Police Department in Bal.
timore. Think of it, 2,SG0 ne.
groeS being dismissed for assault
during the Lowndes term as
against $50 the Brown term;
~ burglars dismissed during
the LOwudeS administration. as
against the 50 during the Brown:
5;43G negroes charged with being
drunk, diSorderly and disturbing
the peace during Lowndes' adj
ministration, as against 1,S72
during Browns administration:
2, 800 dismissed for larceny in the
Lowndes administration, as
against 1,052 dismissed during
the Brown administration; IA
negroes accused of murder dis
missed, as against 6 in the
Brown regime, and 80 negroes
charged with throwing bricks
and attacking pedestrians and
professions with missiles during
the Lowndes administration, as
against SO during the Brown.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1901-11-01

See that erery Democrat rotes
the Democratic Delegate ticket.
Gice the Republicans the nert Leg
asldture and be assured that Mey
'oal make such lacs as viU pro
tect the negro vOters and enable
the acard acorkers to coloniSe all
the dorkies they soant from Vir-
ginia and the District Of Colum-
bia to keep Maryland Republican
for gears to come.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1901-11-01
$50 REWARD.

THE DEMOCRATIC COMMIT
TEE WILL GIVE FIFTY DOL
LARS REWARD FOR THE AR.
REST AND CONVICTION OF
REPUBLICAN BRIBE GIvERS
AND BRIBE TAKERS. WE GO
THE REPUBLICANS s25 BET
TER. WHAT A HOWL THESE
SCARED REPUBLICANS ARE
MAKING.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1901-11-01

See that erery Democrat as IN
StrWcted hOW to mark his ticket.
EreR the aCeU educated man must
take his time and see that he puts
his mark opposite each name that
has the wOrd DEMOCRATIC fol-
lowing 1t on the ballot. You mast
mark IN the little square or boo
opposite the name Of the Demo-
cratic nominees. If goa mark out
side the little square yoW ticket riU
not be counted. See that all Dem
ocrats are gicen this Information.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1901-11-01
No Fear of German.

The World, an independent
newspaper of Baltimore, with
considerable sense, says in re
cent editorial;
Mr.. 4. p. German must be a
terrible man if one believed that
aggregation Of Saints-the he
form League. He must be unflt
for decent people to associate
with, and how he hoodwinked
Mr.. Willie KeySev, one OF the
chief lights of the Reform
League, for so many Years, Is
past human understanding, as
Willie rates himself as a man OF
considerable intellect.
Not only must MIR. German
have hoodwinked Willie Keyser,
but the leading Senators OF the
United States, who thought they
knew him we'll after many years
of acquaintance at the capital.
Mr.. Germans reputation, instead
of being what Mr.. keyser alleges
he regarded it. a stencil III the
nostrilS of decent people, had the
quality of drawing to him the
brightest and best minds III the
United States Senate. Republl-
can and Democratic Senators
alike had an admiration and high
regard for the man outside of
mere politics, and consulted him
on all important questions.
Maryland Republicans will them
selves admit that the men they
have sent to the United States
Senate are pigmies compared to
German.
The World, being an indepen
dent newspaper, unreStrained 10y
party ties, speaks plainly, and it
does not hesitate to say that no
public calamity will result from
a. L. German being sent to the
United States Senate. Possibly
Charlie Bonaparte and Willie
keyser will not get what they
are looking for, but beyond that
the public has nothing to fear.
The |IOrId, however, contends
that whether or not German shall
go to the Senate is not the first
consideration in this campaign.
Tho point of chief Importance is
the men, irrespective of party,
who shall represent us at Annap
oils. Can we rely upon them to
represent us honestly, to look
after the interests of Baltimore.
to protect the interests of the
masses from greedy corporations,
who are becoming richer and
richer at the public expense?
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1901-11-01

Remember that no other mark
but the x mark in the square to
the right of each candidate name
will be counted, and if any other
mark is made in the square or on
any other part of the ballot it
will cause the entire ticket to be-
thrown out and your vote will be
lost.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1901-11-01

THEold German cry will deceive few
voters this year. They have seen the
character Of men the Republicans have
sent to the Senate since 1895 and they
do not consider them worthy of the
honors bestowed upon them. Me-
Comas and Wellington, What
comparison. But the real issues are
white supremacy in Maryland and the
control of the Legislature by the Dem
ocratic party for the sake of good gov
eminent.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1901-11-01

The Republican County CommiS-
SiOAerS hare dll0wed our stone
cruSherS to rust and rot out instead
RI @:i@g them for tmproring oar
county roads. Remember the Demo
cratic County Commits s toner's
pledge themselves to good county
roads.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1901-11-01

IhtS gear ace cote for three
County Commissioners, .fce mem
bers of the Legislature, and one
Sheriff, one Comptroller and one
Clerk to the Court Of Appeals
and one County Treasurer.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1901-11-01
1t Girdles the Globe.

The fame of Bucklen's Arnica Salye.
as the best in the world, extends round
the earth. It's the one perfect heal
of Cuts, Corns, Burns, Bruises, Sores.
Scalds, Boils, Ulcers, Felons, Aches
Pains and all Skin Eruptions. ONLY
infallible Pile cure. Csc a box at A. i.
Pearre's.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1901-11-01

The fttcea lundred negro rioters
IN this county constitute III e
strength Of the Republican party Of
Frederick County 1t is their rote
mhich controls the ,chae TURNER
and the trbite taxpayer Of the
county.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1901-11-01

The White Mans bmden The
support Of fifteen hundred negro
roters AMI their Families mho cote
tile RcpubljcGn ticket. The negroes
Of this County only pay $500
State t0reS.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1901-11-01
NEGRO ROWDYISM IN BAL
TIMORE, NOT IN FRED
ERICK.

VIII our esteemed friend of the Bal
timore Evening NeWS kindly correct
a little mistake they no doubt made
uniutentionally. This city since it has
been in Democratic hands has b. en-
like Baltimore, far improved in peace
and good order When We have dis
orderly conduct among the negroes or
whites they are arrestej by our city
police and taken before magistrates
who have no political bosses to keep
them from carrying out the law aud
are consequently fittingly punished.
Like Baltimore, Frederick has grea "
improved s.nce il has been Democratic.
We refer the Baltimore NcwS to state
ments in tie Baltimore san, which the
CITIZEN republshed, stating how un-
safe certain sections of that city was
for white women TO appear in after
duk. The CITIZEN was discussing
the state Of affairs in b Tim, re and
surely the Nc,cS will make The proper
correction, When we have, as is some
times occurs, rowdyism~ here it is
; eedily punished. 1t Otas not so
under Repub lean rule as Stats les
clearly show.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1901-11-01

Every true D 9 m o GRAFT
should subscribe to the
CITIZEN; take your Demo-
cratic paper and keep
posted on the issues Of
the day.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1901-11-01

YOn can 0Ote tar only enc SIR
0eyoy al this election. N0te fer
James w. 7r0xeZ
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1901-11-01

Every Democrat in the county
should be a subscriber to the
CITIZEN.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1901-11-01

orr party has 6cen in bo5cer
Ho7o f0i nearly f5oo gears. No
man can JaULv say anv7ng this
be7od ace haze net gisen tic Pee
pie go0d, hoHca and c5faeuf goa-
cr0mr0h and J@dging McIumre
BY tic past there Is no Souud
reason 'rhr this satisfactory cou-
dlhon should be changed and ou,-
STATE a6ai1Y put hack IN the hands
a tic Rebu5hcaR&
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1901-11-01

Communications on interesting subjects are
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lication, but confidence. Write only on one
Side Of paper.
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