The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1904-09-17
pREsrDENr RoosHvELrs LETTER.
Formal Acceptance Of the Nomination Of
the Chicago Convention-Some Lead
inc Points in q Very Strong Paper.


A marty whose members are radically at
variance on most vital issues and, if united at
sll, are only united on issues where their atti
tude threatens widespread disaster to the whole
country, cannot be trusted to govern in any
matter.
No other administration (than the present
one) in our history, no other government in
the world, has more consistently $1,000 TOT 1nc
broadest spirit OF brotherhood IN our common
humanity, or has held more resolute atti-
tude of protest against every wrong that out
raged the civilization of the age, ct home o.
Pension Order No. rs directing that any
veteran Of the Civil War who has reached the
age Of 81 years should be presumptiveIy entl-'
tied to pension Of IS month"; is justIned.
not merely on legal grounds, but also on.
grounds of public morality.
The record of the last seven years proves that
the party now in power can be trusted TO take
the additional action necessary toimprove and
strengthen our monetary system and that our
opponents cannot be trusted.
The action of the Attorney General in EN-
forcing the Antitrust and Interstate Com
merce laws. and the action ofthe last Congress
have for the first time opened chance
for the national Government to deal lnteili.
gently and adequately with the questions ar
fectiDg society because Of the accumq'
r.
When they Qhe Dem0crats) speak OF proteo
tion as robbery, they Of course must mean
that Il Is immoral to enact tariff designed
to secure to the American wageworker the
| benefit of the high standard Of living wnlel
! we desire to see kept up in this country, 70
| speak of the tariff in this sense as r0opeF{
= = is on its face false.
From time to time schedules must undou6t
1 edlv be rearranged and readjustcd to meet The
| shifting needs of the country, but this can WIN
/ safety Be done only by those who are commit
/ ted 70 the cause Of the protective system.
county has n bs zee hs e 80 81 Fl
| material benefit alike 10 workingman and 10
! ployer as during the seven years that have3st
/ passed.
The army as It is now is as small as it AN
| possibly. be and serve its purpose as an etec-
1 tive nucleus.
| The expenditures Of the nation have jeen
| managed in spirit of economy, as Is re-
/ moved from waste as from niggardlinessa
| The public work of the United Stats has
never been conducted with higher decree Of
| honesty and efficiency than at the preset time.
| We have known no party in dealingfith Of
| tenders.
| ANY abandonment Of the policy which we
/ have steadily pursued in the philippine L.
lands would be fraught with dish1nor and
/ disaster.
/ Our Government has been true to the spirit
! OF the Fourteenth Amendment ia the Philip.
/ pines. Can our opponents deny that here at
| home the principles OF the Fourteenth and
/ Fifteenth Amendments have been IN effect
| nullifed?
There is not policy, foreign or domestic.
| which we are now carrying but, which IT
/ would not be disastrous to reverse or adandon.
i Weh0ld ever before US as the allimpOrtant
| end Of policy and administration the ;eign OF
peace at home and throughout the void. y
PropertyTransfersin Baltimore county.
/ Deeds, mortgages. ETC.. received for lecord IN
| the Office of the Clerk Of the Circuit Court Tor
! Robert L. Smith and wife to Adolphut Garrett.
/ Hugh GeIston to Safe Deposit and Trust Co.
Thomas Vinson and Edward G. Peter, executors
Elizabeth r. Cockey ct al. to John /. TeIlott.
| Maria 8. Welsh. trustee, TO John Regsn.
| James Scherpf and wife to j. II. Knobje and wife
J. 2. Kemper and wife to Uuited Railways and
L. ]. EIoif and wife to Conrad jordan and wife
Lennox Birckhead, assignee, to Lennox Hirck;
Charles A. Collars to Charles g. Collars 81
i Charles e. Collars to A. ID. Clemens, Jr.
| A. D. Clemens, Jr.. to F. B. Stoneifer and wife
Mary B: Masinnis and husband to q. 9. wanKer
qNSshR t. T E,sD + @sms S
! William Kemp and wife to Frederick ]. Crane.
/ George O. Goldman to Philip A. Vogel and wife
| Elizabeth schuch to Conrad Wolf and wife.
Frank A: Kelley to John Z. Kelley and wife.
r. A; Miller, Jr,. trustee; 20 John Myers 4
/ John ]. Yellott and wife to Joshua Ri. Cockey.
| Mary Booz to Dora Finnerty.
R. A: Miller. u, trustee, to David W. Markley
and Samuel ID. Markley. s. s,y-s1 ,sss ~.
! VIM. K. Sindal1 and wife to Alverda Alban and
i husband. 't2ce IL rsefztr 100
Alverda Alban and husband to VIM. 3. sindall
| Robert H. Kemp to Martin ]. Dunn and wife.
Elizabeth Raspe to William. Lingelbach and
Anna M. Makers. si fsek 8.ts iASF
| Franz O. Kuhn and wife to Catharine Kuhp..
| Elizabeth Fl. Monroe, Misunderstanding, to Eliza
beth r. Monroe. 80 stsS1ksf1
Mary A.. Erich to Louis H. Kruger and wife.
| John Fischer and wife to John Reisinger and
wife. z Z, Ss44
N. o. Selden and wife to Marearetta s. Osburn.
W. Frank Tucker and Elmer J. Cook. receivers
to Emma d. Harrison,
william Bird to Roland W. Finch. trustee.
Elisha Merryman to Harvey 3. Martin. w
Lewis Retz, trustee, to w. Frank Tucker and
I Elmer i. Cook. receivers.