Power of arms is one man in command debate
In Cumberland Maryland Mattea Cor reports Speaker Hendrick argues against preparedness claiming one man could hold unbounded power if military strength is created. He cites constitutional limits and warns that reliance on a single chief risks despotism, urging readers to consider the dangers from within the republic.
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Correction of claims on In Old Kentucky play history
A Cumberland reader corrects The Baltimore Sun account of the play In Old Kentucky. He notes James O Neill and Louis James were misrepresented and that the 1870 script was by John J McCloskey of Brooklyn, with past performances benefiting Western Maryland Hospital and featuring amateur actors including George W Hobart.
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