The national Republican., 1862-08-22
APPEAL TO rHs MEM OF MARYLAND.
Br ANNA xLLA CARROLL.

Miss Carroll, who takes . lively interest 10
the general contest, and especially In every
thing touching Maryland, hes published IN
appeal to the men Of her native Stats, 70 re
spond promptly 10 the Presldsovs call for more
troops. A portion Of her appeal" runs
thus
S-wfor slghty yssn We have maintained our
Government iree from bloody Dtrife, Or from q
single difference between t6saetatss and the
National Goverpment that has not bad . psaos..
s.:s xe' &! s.s ass,s,!.s Is ssY's:i Y:.ss's:i... !.
sss han s~c ihsds2 I'd q ny S nii,,Sus. @ '' NV
/ And yet, iron the dayws achieved our In
dependence, the dsspsssas Of Earope have
secretly been against us ; end especially, has
England sn0spissd Tia desrustion of ouf dem.
ooratlc instisntiona II was for this pufposs,
and not AUm coasidefations Of philsathfopic
Or humane ychstsctsr, thAt ,Eoglsnd, s1Ss bsv-
ing forced :lsysry upoa u, sbel'shsd Il In her
It wss y wsaksn Eosls.d. not to svs re-
publican hbsety, that Franos became our ally
In the American Revolution. % Nn H
I II was 70 check the growth ef England and
France, and not from Any love for the pfincl-
Hles OF free government, that hes maintAined
ibr al the frishdShlp pf RuaaIa. lr.,g 80, ~
4 To suppose, In De stent of . fnAl dismen-
Il berment Of he Unioa, hat Ne border StsAes
can mainaAin thsir lihsstiss, BY unitink With ~
| Ooniederate States, till ~ fatal mistake. Lst
tthis BE- undsfssood now, for hereafter II wilibs
The traitors never designed 70 unite 10 . per-
manent goyernneat vih the border StsGes,
uplsss BY the destruotion Of the political rights
i Of the people OF these StateA
For the philosophy Of the entire secession
movement d. that slavery and the right Of suf-
vsfT 49, S.,rsS : eta M sSsss.P,Se SS uos. ~,
@pmeat which slloWs Tie laborisg man his
vote and recognizes the right Of tho majority
Il Thsy know foil we'll that the l.Sorlns olasses
being 4hs Aajoriiy, hold The political power IN
al the border Ststss, and coosequently would
control the destiny Of their new empire, aud
thereby defeat The very end Of their revolution,
unless hey could deprive labor Of suffrage.
4 The lraitoes who have now usurped the DO
liticA power from. IA psople, viii nsver sur
render u II they succeed In achieving their In
J ldsps6dsncs; therefore their purptse 10, and
, II hs' bsss fiom the begisnlpg, merely TO uss
!. The; herdsc Staass dsriag The W1s, With NO
norp, sincerity for their veal than vAs exAibit-
ID "a the formation Of their Constitution, which
} liprcbibited the African slave trade. The Dor
der 8tatss have not really any more interest
lin common with the cotton States, than they
have with the Staten OF New England. ...y nj
II The traitors who pl lnned the destruction Of
: this 0ovssnnaent, tot ths purpose Of building
I upaa sristocYacy on the substrstum Of slavery,
never designed that any poor white man should
, have political righ1. These rgh,s, II their
scheme proves succsssful, are exclusively for
b the sristoctatic ciass. d =. '' .'' '..-
sl, Is theaI Ill The slsve States were recognized
I 70 day, u Do. independent power, and every
soldier Of The Uniou were Withdrawn north Of
Auon and Dixoo's line, there would be no
For 7thsy would then have TO appeal 10 the
, sSorA, ioe ths very rights and privileges they,
. y n tls' hostlIity % The majority principle
, shouid prove sufhciently powerful 70 dismen-
. SSrA Usion Of thirty -four States, numbering
, up@srds of thirty millions Of people, Il would
alrsly bs strong enough 70 establish their aris
tocfSsy over 6fssen Siates, numbering come
Titwelvs millions Of people, BY taking the politi
= e:l powtr from the laboring man and reducing
AndM Htis highest wisdom on her part d
asht, And 'to nght now, IN the Union, under The
I old Asg Of Wsshiugton, for the right Of the ma
> jority principle, and the tight Of labor 70 81
r. For, II BY hef apathy, she allows the Union
lost, she VIII hereafter have to 6ght alons
b \ fof che recovery Of Acss very righ1 rhe nov
4 % sbundanuy eDjsya ,S ....,...
- TIE 7denioh of atistocrscy, which Is nov
81 drsnching Ne couuty IL iraternal blood, Il
order 70 clrantfss thS political power from th,
. slnsjotity - TIE minority, must now be me-
an1 utserfy ovsrthrOwn, or else sll that 10 val
n tuabls IA the achievements Of our revolutionary
y fathers Il gone forevermore.
y II h enough 70 make one weep tears o
Q. blood 10 See . lsbofing man fighting nov
q against a Governmsnt which secures 70 hin
4 every right for the pHrpose Of estabishing on
!. which By tie inevitable logic Of i1 principles
= will deprive him Of all political power. II
d. see him forging chains to mauscle himself an,
ID Id postefiSy, only To be broken by snothe
m bloody wSr, whom there will be no governmen
! 70 protect him IN the recovery Of his lost liber
ties. Narylanders, let u discard all thought
o but the single one Of saving our eomnol
10 country. Let us consecrste 10 this work ou
"A energies and resources. Let every son an
y every daughter resolve upon one united enor
now, 10 do their part hsroicaily 70 save VI
most bsps6csnt snd glorious Government th
q world has ever known.
.pIT y n ANNA Fila CAmoLL.
= August sth. lsds. ~ ",5I ',.,, ~, VI, q. ..a
NRA LINCOLN AND mn, WoUHDlD SOLDIxRs.-