The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1907-10-17

/ Ter sleep, put on her garment of verdi
ure, begirdled with flowers, and was
crowned with the halo of glorious sun
shine.
Our part of the work stands well
done, and | trust this day may be
( the harbinger Of others like unto It,
| until in due time the structure shall
have been erected, ornamented, COM
pleted and ready for occupancy for the
purposes to which it was designed.
For here the affairs of Garrett county
shall be Administrations its officers
shall perform their duties,-here its
| commissioners, who not only levy the
taxes, mt eXpend o sum total there
of in their judgment and discretion,
shall officially dwell-here the Hon
orable Judges OF the Orphans Court
who conserve the estates of the de-
parted. and have in their keeping the
interests of the widow and orphan.
shall hold their sessions,-here the
! chosen ones Of he states judiciary
shall sit in the performance of their
high Office and mete with even hand
and Wei balanced scale, equity and
justice 30 alI-high or low-rich 1r
poOr-great or small-white or black.
For before the majesty Of the law all
men snail stand upon the level Of
equality
can we'll remember in the days Of
my early youth. the natal period Of
Garrett County. when under the lead
ership OF such citizens as Patrick
Hamill. James VI. Schley and William
r Getty, old Allegany was called upon
to give a part OF herself that her
daughter might be added to the list
OF Maryland counties. | have vivid
recollection also of disappointments,
jealousies and art-burnings which
! arose during the establishment Of Gar
rett county and the election Of Oak
land as its chief town part of the
! citizenship Of the new county dis
satisfied with the choice of the county
| seat, determined that they would not
sustain or support by levies of money
the erection of suitable buildings for
''0 '"----''i . - "1iO' va '''' N"""'E eN'-
eminent. Iime smooths many |rin-
kles the brow OF circumstance,
and | am happy TO say that the pass
age of five and thirty years have
Gained the stormy sentiment and
brought about lraJernal feeling \
generation has passed away and the
dlsapPoihtmehts are no longer leIt, Jhe
bitterness mas been forgotten ana III
the present theFe Is evidenced the
sentiment Oh i"eaI pdlFIouam' Whlch
mas determined that Tor the honor OF
,',.,..,,,..., =. - G''7 Gnu
l,o' Jus. 90 80 =. - 49,
s"' ~, ll' ,. .I,'' q puo'.t '"lll''- :
- VIZ V ',''''''o'' III '''''.g' '''' I'll O'i'-
49, $50. ,'-i' W &C. 80 ~ y'I'
.l,9c '' III. ooi,. rg"p',' ', ,
.,l...... V'.'5 ''''N ,''
,I,,.. -, go. 90, ~
-, -, = '''-'
~ or,'' ''.7
-,
~. -, '''','0'' ~ -'' VI
- :. ~ ~. -.
s,,.,a - ,'- - =,
-. C,-...,'... No. 49,. VI
.l', .,,,,.',;, nv 80 ~ ~
E., l'' ,,,, ,G',-' D''-,'-'
,ha +ssI, ,esfo,o5 80 ,,a ,,h,a ,, I'a 80
-, d, Iahar ~ love ,hat - ~
/ d,....;,,, tho fro.a~,i.,. 20 r.. No
som. ~, 49,, -. i,f,,.., 49,,
soly IL Tho g. ,.,ar. .,r oa,.l,. ~ ','y
/ hc,d md Co.. ,,.l,fcr 7 +bo, o,,oai,.e5
/ and SIN Eo,s 1as, ,.,,o,.a+il,, ,,.5
/ Inv.
''',' '.,0 '''a % " "'-.' my OF . 1I-
ga ga '''1 =" '''N : !c al" ny reno"
,'o'1-' i7 ""'9S p,.'''eS9 III mas Ho'
'0''' W me- at r''0 q, '"' VI -N'l7o.'
- 'O'i vi "
~ iCNi ~ oO''i
,''I.,- - 'J'''' ~ nc Nel
- 10 ~ 80
80 "is''' " o''-,''''7 - MS
l'r''r '-s'' 5,'' - ~ 60 ''.l''s Ile i'Do'
VI q pun
'''-l','''7 NC, '''''-e ''.'''' ''o'i VI
mp " "o0 ''io y -'ea'i'ii 10 do Ae''
- e> - W 80
s''' '',0' , i,'lo. '''.'s i''- - 'ilS