mercenary element to effect and con- success of those who formerly were OUR WASHINGTON LETTER. Conk ling’s nomination to the Su- men ofthe same character. The fol- the government of our lair o|,j Whyte’s outspoken opponents preme Court was discussed here it THE REPUBLICAN. lowing Senators are said to hnvi uni .Mayor [From llegirktrCorrespor dent.] was urged that lie would never to rejeei Stale? slid whose elevation was ilie contin- our ac- -igned a written contract taking OAKLAND, : in power, the in office of men whom the peo- cept a position which would force MARYLAND- any nominee on the objection ot The party uance Washington. I). C., March 20,1882. of its own men, lias failed ple turned down when they elected him to walk behind all Hie "tilers of -ingle member of their syndicate; judgement Nothing appears more certain to lias failed to The work was dune, ibe same class on all occasions of Wells, Winfield, to fulfil its duty, eon. Mayor Whyte. of events than JAS. A. HAYDEN, . Messrs. Williams. Hie observers political that the greatest the was that the Mayor ceremony. Till* most recently ap- Hepron, Bians, Bond, Cooper; Gill. trol public affairs so and result that the Democratic politicians can Editor and Proprietor. number enini- poii tad Justice of Hie Supreme Court Getty, Vanderford, Parsons, Farrow, good of the greatest shall be incurred Governor Hamilton’* not, or will mt, learn anything—not become ty without gaming the friendship ol always walk behind the others Lancaster, Allston and Magruder. accomplished, has unsatisfac- even by experience. The Republi- in those who do not recognize Compton, who is now as un- enteiing and leaving the court room TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION. The last four are Republicans. torv to Mr. cans here have been a good deal ne copy, one year $1 50 “the right of controlling and divid- friendly to Mr. Whyte as he was two daily, and at State dinners and on • months 76 amused lately at the efforts of the six ing the public plunder” as Hie great- years ago when lie contended against similar occasion also, takes a less INVARIABLY IN ADVANCE. The Garfield Monument at Washing- Democratic Congressmen and leaders of government. Under his selection to the chairmanship of honorable seat than those commis- ton. est function to organize and strike out early for these circumstances what is to be the Maryland delegation to the Cin- sioned earlier. Mr. Conkling would TERMS OF ADVERTISING. among the I lie ensuing Congressional campaign. Prominent undertak- done? Manifestly to say, let us try cinnati Convention. The Hamilton have had to walk immediately be- Insertion, $1 per Square of 8 lines; For a number of years the party has First ings to honor and perpetuate the a change ripe for 50 cents per square for each additional inser- others, let us see whether men are now in a condition around without hind Justices Gray and Stanley Mat- tion. Special contracts for advertising iongei of Gar floundered unypohey memory the late President of authority may not he better ba- any revolt against Mr. Whyte.—Sun- thews, the other two recent appoint- than three months tiie of the to speak of, hut adopting every ex- Held, tiie Society of Army State, Republican day American. ments, he dosen’t the old The parly pedient to catch votes. They hid ami love Ju.-tice Correspondents must, enclose Hill name ami Cumberland, of which General Gar- future before it, if Matthews, has a bright will first the Independent anyhow, and Justice Gray, address, not necessarily for publication, but Held was a prominent member, has prinei- for vote with as a private guarantee of good faith. Reject- ne only true to itself and the Thp House Tuesday of last week, who is by long odds tiie biggest man not plans the erection Greelyin 1872, then for the Green- ed communications will be returned. far advanced for ol pies it claims. Therefore let us close by a vote of 199 to 42. |>asied the in Washington, would have com- magnificent statue at back ynte, and finally in tiie last a monument or all breaches in our ranks, and with a Anti-Polygamy hill, wljich was ap pletely overshadowed Mr. Conkling, the Capital, that is rapidly campaign they made a bold strike to SATURDAY, MARCH 25, 1882. National united front endeavor to overthrow proved by the Senate on Fehuary 10, This is the kind of talk we hear becoming a popular national move- capture the soldier vote for Hancock. 1 lie corrupt legions that have for so and it will undoubtedly soon become among the Mbs Grundy’s of the ment. The are merely direct- It has been generally supposed that Later advices from Costa Rica Society ¦many years controlled the Slate, and a'law by the affixing of the Presi National Capitol, hut perluqM people ing the raising of the necessary funds, the scheme of throwing out induce- prove that the recent earthquake was labor side by side for Republican sue- dent’s signature. Whatever may lie of sense will not frrr a moment sup- and the erection <>f tiie monument, ments to catch the soldier element by no means so destructive ofproperly cess.—Frederick Examiner. said of the measure as regards its ef- pose that Mr. Conkling even thought which, when completed, will he was pritly ifit dually squelched in as was at first reported and that no ————————¦fc feedveness to suppress theevil which of this aspect of the oise when he turned over to tiie President of the that campaign, but now they come to loss of life whatever occurred. a Utter to the Cumberland Daily basso long outraged public decency, declined the Judgeship. United States, as tiie property of the the‘front with a fresh bait on their News of Monday last' speaks as fob j it must he admitted that a good he- , Junius. Nation. While nothing definite as hook in the person of Gen. Rosecrans A senatorial “sj ndieate” has been lows of the approaching gir.ning lias been made, which can to the character of tiie structure has ns chairman of Hie Congressional organized at Annapolis to reject any election : lie fallowed up by as much more, and NEWS or THE WEEK. been upon, the plans ol campaign committee. It was a most nominations which are not determined “Edward Stake, Esq., of Washing- as severe, legislation as is needed. and all the Society contemplate the raising foolish selection from every point of satisfactory to its members individu- ton county lias been suggested its a Many of tiie Democrats true to their Steel raiis are now quoted as low of tiie largest amount piiFsible, when view. As a disgusted Democrat said ally. The next thing in order will candidate for chief judge on tiie lie i records, did all they could to refrain as $54 a decline of $lO within a few a commission will lie organized ol public-tn ticket, and is believed will after the caucus: "It puts us on the be for the people to organize a syudi from hurting tiie feelings of the large weeks, which means a savtngof from the most eminent sculptors anil archi- tie tiie s longest candidate Hint the defensive. We will have to de- cate to reject these Senators. -Hallo Republicans Mr. class 'of lax-breakers whom they i SBOO to sl,Bt’o per mile in the con- tects*, to whom will entrusted tiie can inuniiiate. fend the chairman of our committee Hlar. he Stake, although comparatively a number among their constituents by struction or railways. of creating a structure t in against the assaults of the so-called duty hat. young mail, is well known asa law- opposing the measure and by trying Tiie engineer of tlie Philadelphia point artistic with Half-Breed press, because of the as- TliPStockholriers of the Chesapeake of design and excel yer of ability, considerable ex- i to destroy its efficiency by amend and Reading Caal and Iron Company lence, shall if not excel, any perienee at the bar and an immense j saults against a dead man, W< will in Annapolis equal, inputs. They talked largely about maturing plans fin- the erection- and Ohio Canal met degree of popularity in liis own enmi- leave to defend him against the as- is of similar work in America; tliat.it may "religious Monday. Mr. Gorman was detained ty, which lie carried a few years ago freedom” and “free gov saults of Hie Protestants because lie a breaker at a central point, to which, thus exemplify the exceptional re- eminent”—pliinses In Washington by sickness of his by over seven hundred majority tiiat are particu- is a Catholic. It was a had selection, the coal from a number of adjacent gard that is held for our late Chief against a popular Democratic enntli- j to child. He forwarded his resignation larly dear people who are not prac because is two thous- mines can be delived for preparation Magistrate in the hearts of his coun- date. It is generally conceded by ! Gen. Rosecrans as president of the canal, which the tically religious nid do not like gov- away and shipment. If the experiment trymen. representative men of tin* party in and miles from any where and : stockholders refused to consider un- Western that hi- nomina- ernment of any kind. is no politician.” j proves successful the plan will lie Ti e committee consists of (he fol- Maryland t This about ex- til the annual meeting in June. tion will he messed upon Mr. Stake. | ! adopted at numerous points through- lowing gentlemen who were appoint- presses tlie situation as it is.
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