The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-03-04
Baltimore Letter
Baltimore March

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Republican politicians are not at all
pleased with the Mayor OF Baltimore.
He is ignoring hi. party they say, and
doing only and ju>t what the Baltimore
papers tell him to do. He give>, the best
offices to Democrats.
Two organization men on a car this
morning were talking very much to this
point:
He wears golden hale and wings,
will soon be on the sprout." said one.
Yes, and the odor of Sanctity." said
the other, ending the sentence abruptly
in Il puff of cigar smoke.
"Ah, well, he'll see if the papers can
or will nominate hlm for Il term of his
own after this one"
YES, he'll -" then that the party is
the real thing
The papr!S ar" n mighty uncertain
thing for TmamIiS 10 tie to, especially in
time of need All ain sailing now. but
let the Democrats dominate II silk stock
ing next time AMI then watch" again
the cigar
Yes, watch. They'll commend this
administrations. bat Will doubt. consid-
eling the Mayors past record and the
influences surrounding him. if it will be
altogether Wise to re-elect him-if an
adminiSt of his own is to be de-
sired"
But the thing | can't stand is this
| 'holicr-tmln-thou air He's a reformed
one of lis. being l;Tstered with taffy and
hcaped with printed praise"
Nevertheless, TimnnuS is making IN
excellent business head for the city Of
Baltimore. If politicians did hut realize
it, too men of his stamp are their strong
est weapon for cutting down the indie
pendent vote. IF Il practical politician
will round out iLtO such an excellent adj
miniStHtor" says the tacit argument,
what need after all for this everlasting
reform yelling. for the election of u
man to the presidency of the largest of
all Maryland corporations. merely be-
cause he is wcll-born and enteltains
nOtoES of reform"
BanquetS. improvement talk, reports
Of Seven-fgurrd expenditures or figures
to be rXpended-grcatcr Baltimore gen
orally. is practically the only topic Of
observation.
Mr.. Il. Howard Hannah. at the Thurs
day gathering of the Municipal League
introduced an amendment to the con>ti-
tuition which was adopted. the same pro-
-:
wiling that ~ soon as any member be-
comes candidate for any office OF
Hnolrment he ceases to hold member
ship in the League. Governor Warfeld
suggested an auxiliary combination of
women.
Agitation for pC$tp0nement OF the
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