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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-07-07

Resoirod, That approaching the blessings Of u
Tree republican form OF government, Il ia duty
first Ia acknowledge our indebincss, aud frturn
our sincere aud heartfelt thanks, TO the noble SOL
ders aud sailors Of the late war for their valor
and herOic efforts, by land and by water, which
have thus far preserved the uuited llepublic,
founded by our Revolutionary sircs, nom dlsruI'-
ton aud destruction.
II Is not our purpose 10 discuss the merits Of
these resolutions but 10 leave them 10 your own
judgment 10 say whether OF not they express
the true sentiments Of the Union party In the
State Of Maryland
There Is another matter ~ which we would
call your attention. The State call made for the
State Convention which assemblies in Baltimore
on the 2Sth Of July, contains the following at
Is further recommended that said City aud Coun-
~ Conventions authorize their delegates 20 the
State Convention 10 appoint Representatives 10 Ms
.Iafiofni CoHrsaiion trhieh srM asscs,bie IN Pit
adeipAiI on tie lara ef AsgHsf merit. y Ny what
authority isa National Convention to assemble
in Philadelphia on the 18th o. August next
The Union party u the nation has called no Con-
veniion. II Is called IN the interest Of the trail
tors Of the South aud the coppeFhcads of the
North and the leaders Of this new party In Ma
ryland are calling upon you TO aid them in a
combination with traitors aud cOpperheads which
has for It's object not only the destruction Of the
Union party In Baltimore county and State Of
Maryland but the disruption Of the great Union
party Of the nation. The objections, iherrforr
10 the call for primary meetings on the 18th Of
July may be fairly stated 10 be:
ist. u Is not made 10 the Union party, hut in-
clddes its bitcrest opponents.
ID. II does not meet the approval Of majori-
y Of the members Of the Union Executive Com.
mitiec Of baltimore County, ~ shown under
their own signatures
Al, II has for its object the formation OF new
party. for the benefit OF rebels aud their sympa-
Ihizers, and the breaking up of the Union party.
The call for primary meetings on the nh Of
August next is made
1T, To the Union men Of the county and uo
Others have = right 20 participate.
"a, u Is made BY rsaior,iY OF the members
IL the Union Elective Committee or Baltimore
county.
a. II has for it, object the preservation Of the
tniof. party and the nomination aud election of
loyal men
JOHN 7. ENSOR,
POWELL. GRlSCoM,
WV. BUTTON.
The Members Of the Union State Central Conc
iiiee for baltimore County.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-07-07

PAiSFrL AcciDESt.-A colorcd mau nane,l
Mark Grant. IN the employ n Va. iloiees IT
this county, met with painful ,rciien, On
'hs Falls road, on FRIDAY morning Whilst dri-
wing a hour horse team 'som the city. ia ge,,in.
aoWn from the wason be missed hi. fooiing. ant
"i. 10 sach q position that both wheels OF ih,
wagon passed over hi. "a zii ara breaking roiu
boa-s IN two place Or. GcoH-, 7. Collins Was
.,iis4 10 .B.i 49, sh- fssetared lmb.
ANOTHER ION Mondiv morning last August
Hartman, the superintendent % repair upon ,hr
prria HI PARK railway me, wiih a very pain
70, accident Ile engaged in hewiuy block
Of wood with broadaxe. his left foot resting
upon the block when ia. AFe glanced aud
sifvc> the great toe 81 hts len foot, splitting il
the eHlirc lenzih. his wOBais was dressed by
Dr. Lee. after which b. was removed to his resi-
denec on the HOoksi1Rn Road This Is tho sec.
ond accident which has occurred 10 this unfor-
,gr ne man since he has been employed by tile
Park Commission. having once received sever
injnrie. by being buried beneath sand bank
wiiain the enclosure.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-07-07

RAILEbaD CHASsE.-fBy reference to their al
yertisenient in another column, It will h. seeu
that 'he York Road Passenger Railway Cvmps-
nv, with their usual spirit Of accommodation.
have decided 20 run IL o'clock. ", car from
Baltimore, and also to have car leave Towson-
town ST O'Clock. 7. ". This Lac, will certain.
ly ne a great accommodation 10 many persons
who may desire during the summer inon,hs. 10
pass an evening In the country without remain
ing all night We believe the Company il dis
posed 20 exert itself 10 the almost for the conve-
gience Of is patrons, and sse are glad 10 see i,
being literally encouraged.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-07-07
Union Primary Meetings.

In another column ofour paper to-day will h.
found call, Issued By a MAJORITY Of the
Union Executive Committee Of our county. re-
ques,ing the loyal men of the count, to asscmble
In primary meetings On SHariiy, Ms VI dts o,
Asgast nezi oeiect five delegates from each dis
triet TO q county Convention. 10 be held a, Tow
Soniown, on "Wednesday, .iaguH sN, 1866, Tor
the purpose OF selecting delegates to repre-
sent the county In the State Convention TO he
held IN baltimore ON the 18th DAY Of August.
Las, week less than half Of the Executive Com
mit'ec ofour county held a mccteg, and the ma
iority present passed a series Of resolutions, de-
nouncing rs Loifrrs aud " iisorga,a.ers "
all who though, proper to differ with them upon
the questions Of the day, aud particularly those
who had participated in any measure proposed
By the 9th Of June Convention. twill be seen
that these eigh, gentlemen Of the Committee ds.
noaSeci a majority y thar orH body, for this call
is under the authority Vi the 9th ofJune Conven.
ton, and Is signed by .l'tcta Of the f,rsny-sir
members OF the Committee The peayile cad pass
Judgment, as TO which side more properly de-
serves the epithet " 4" baii,rs and iisorgaa-
isors.' The resolutions passed last week cum
tended that the Executive Committee was the
only proper authority under which the Union
men could act, that all meetings or conventions
held wiIhoa, its authority was illegal BE it So
The majority Of tina, Committee have spoken.
and have condemned the action towards disoryn.-
':a''oH attempted last week by aiqorify Of the
Committee. Although few who have hereto
fore acted with the Union party may have gone
wandering after strange god. ys, the great bo-
dy Of the party remains true to their principles.
and will not be- dictated 10
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-07-07
MARRIED..

on iho 18th uli.. "a, -. Lnsr, ahu.,I. .,
III" Rev. Charles W. rankin w.. s. ',,.i g.
Linn }. youngest daughter 81 geo I.t. Wu
u. Freeman. of Arlington Bal'iui"r.. r.utt.
At the residence oi the bride. uu ihr .i
ut, by Rev. Saml Kramer. TnuvA. SIS Ir,t.
{" Mrs. ELn,Rrrn ANv srAnttr. '.th OF rtI..
more county.
On the 'th uli.. AZ ShctW sod ,hutrh. iy 4...
Mr.. li"ii. JAnHETr lioLnEN. II Baltimore ,.t,
=" Mis- MARY D.. SECOND daughter OF john A.. NJ.
L.. Esy.. Of Warren. baltimore county.
On the ?Jth Of June. by the nry. Luti.
" idcrmau, at the residence or ti. bride. t...
rnt'. ions KrHN {" MARIA B,rru ...ii .. h.
ftit"r" COUNTY
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Great Fire in Portland---The City
. nearly DESTROYED.

Late on Thursday evening We received an cx.
ira, containing The news that Portland Maine,
had been almost entirely destroyed BY fre.-
Over fifteen hundred houses had been burnt,
and the fro was sllll raging. An the banks,
Newspaper Offices, all the pFiatng Offices but
all The Wholesale dry goods stores nearly all the
staiionsFs stores and 10 fact almost all the pla-
CO Of business 10 The eqfiFe tovn we're razed 10
the ground. About hlty buildings have been
blown up u an endeavor % cheek the flames bat
~ s4pFls hnse hpss fFuitla@.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-07-07

IeS- The Mobile Register Was among the fore
mos, Of the Southern journals in firing the
Southern heart, for Sccession and TREASON 9TH
ers were drawn or hurled into the cusreut IA,
Register aided 20 impel that current. H. editor
has lately paid visit 10 Chicago wher, be Was
welcomed b. Central Commiiivc ct ardent
Democrats with such i,ryor that he could not
easily comprehend thai he bad passed the boua.
daFies Q; the Confc'icr ,ry sod be- thus writes
;hencc 10 his papes
" almos' irvl as b I we're Ia Rcor.d1n When
hear these gentlemen ,a,s u possible they
are more Jealous and incorporating ia their
hostility ~ Rlaicgi,sm than BE-. are AZ hOng. -
They sustain the President policy aud advoraie
an immediate restoration of Southern State 20
their former position nj ~ ihei ugh;s in the
Union
lie would have hern .ousIl, sraii6ei b, ~.
it 20 Chicago At thu time a. 'h~ valhudis ham
Mcclellan Convention ofiS.i anal would prob
ably have written hcm, thai 'ie Coneierayy
was on the point ct being leknoW lodged bn'
when the Election Returns reached him. be would
have discovered a Hs~ 300 b.. .aicultuon. -.
u will b. again
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-07-07

zo- Secretary Srward, 10 his Official an
noancemeui Of the death Of General Cas-, speaks
Of his - szaisd Psfrsosn 81 r'crn' Psrioi y Po-
ht'esi d,sOrasr." We next exDse. 10 hear The
mos, terrible and groundls-s rebellion on record
spoken ofas 1" an unfortunate family quarrel, -
or, as Mrs. Darlington would express II, "a
slight constipation Of our Internal relations % -
We are At loss to know how either party in =
more /" Political disorder can exhibit - exalted
patriotism. Ifoae ed. was pa'rio,ie tile other
ode must have been unpa,riotic
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-07-07

IL FAVOR o. HT PoucT --Ata-receai meet
Ing Of the RECONSTRUCTED ia Frederick eoua;y Ma
Eylard, oae o. the nICs' ardent o. ny policy
mea, 10 his hand the emblem OF our country :
nationality, the glorloGs oli stars ,nd Stripe.
was on bic way from the meeting ~ the cuur,
house yard wheH be was accosici By another Of
the q disfFanchsei aui would be recoDs'ruc,-
ed patriots > with" What are you going
TO DO vita tia, III, respou.e was-" IN ~
end 'rsi< agJor couple glIs',s q ,rliskeg -
His companion then remarked Yoa had better
tear the dam'd thing uP
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-07-07

- The resolutions passed las, week by the
misority Of the Union Executive Committee ofthe
county declared that that body was The "a only
legitimate organ Of the party In Baltimore coun-
~" AZ the majority Of tina, COMMITTEES have
agreed upon course Of scion. will the minorl.
y yield, or viii they continue on their disorgaa-
siiss course3 Come, gentlemen, the Union Exc
euiivs CommI.ieo Is the only legitimate organ
Of the county In Baltimore county"
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-07-07

PEEsiDESr JoHxsoSs "YocsrioS 1T haviag
been rumored in Galveston. TIA, oso % Two ex-
rebel army officers s'aynga, the hotel there had
received and accepted m apponiu,E.ent from
Presidssi Johnson ono Of them took pains TO
correct ,he statement 10 'hs Galveston .Ns'r.
closing As follow
II belieTe can ssy Tor Gen Evans. as for
myself. that we have 81 no iirae held any inter
course with persons of the vocation 20 which, !
am Informed, Mr.. johnson belongs, except 10 re-
laiion TO the mending or repairing ofclothrs
Respectfully.
AHTHcR PESDlEToS BAGBY.
Of the late Confederate Arms 90
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-07-07

E8- The south had much greater wrongs To
complain Of against the Republicans than our
Revolutionary fathers bed agelnsi Great Britain
-CsgPsrheud btsASags.
Then ,he Southern Gauss was ~ hols rs that
for which orr ancestors fought, and iefr Davis,
with million murders ard al the horrors Of
Andesoaville fostering IN bis soul, h ~ much
the hero Of liberty aud justice ne was George
Washington.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-07-07

TRE fouRrH ~ JVLY passed very quietly
Ia our midst. No public demonstration Of ans
kind took place In our town. but there were
a number 81 pic.nos and celebrations in differ.
ent parts 81 tho county. AZ night the sky wa,
LAT mp by the light NJ fire works L., 81 IN va
rious localities OF the county. particularly 10.
wards the city.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-07-07

HARvEsr.--ouT farmers are now va the miis u,
Of their wheat harvest. The prospect for a good
crops very favorable. a good deal % Il. was
killed bv Che severe weat Their of last winter- but
wha; is left isvery we'll headed aud has been but
slightly injured BY the wevii. Oats promises
a very large yield. Corn j. doing we'll. and.
with favorable weather. there will be- Il much
larger crop than usual raised in the county.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-07-07

eD-The Nashville Prsss aaS 7snrs, abiding
% he want o. Robert Toombs At Havana, that
b bed izamplsd upon eighteen Union Aags Il
ons fims, thinks lhat ''thoagh Toombe hiu,sslf
be- panssaaway ffom .among ne the Toomhs
lcHs stlIl rsnnalnas, ...l.-ia I'll g. 4
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-07-07

streams joining the Chess peakc. while ,hi. go,-
into the Ohio
Three other river na mes, LiAgaHo.,, Ocinroe,.
aud T1sc9r0ru, are probably lruquois terms.
aud were unintellig lille 10 the i,enni- LennTc"r
Delaware.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-07-07
WILLIAM u. FORD.
""'y ''-" Executor
ROAD NOTICE.
To All Whom IL May Concern a..


NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. Tn, 81.
IN Undersigned Examiners appointed d., tI
County Commissioner ~ Baftimnrs
"n The petition OF Peter crunenberg.I-
Siorrk. y. !. Matthews aud other. c,r,s "
4ns Of - roa'l leading from the Bel A. Nd
~. Josephs Church. and running from, 49,.
Ia the White Marsh II al. passing thr,p,.j, II.
lsnds respectively 81 ). smith. Vaiontin, n,,
ebert. u. pechcrt, Joseph Browse. 81 .l...,.,..
'hnrch' jos. Crassisl, HJht. Lehr, A. b,t..i
\. storck. A. Nogle, A. Never. Mr.. ron
better. ". Bittcrson. SAINT Bitt.r.o,,
Book. Tucker. Clark and W. Howard. b.,,,r,i
continuation of u county road between M, a..
ford aud Philadelphia Roads, hsVinr,,t.,, ,i
oath required by law. will proceed 81, M ,n,l,
day Of August. 1868, 90 fafr, II NOT. the mes,
TAR day'l u execute The trust r-t.-r... .i..,n
~ such casca made aud provided
JOHN FOX,
July s.--si. r~s,a.
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NeaO advertisements.
NOTICE.

u'HE PERSON WHO STOLE \ WIN
i from buggy AZ the pic. ME On the Ii.fi.. ~
Road on Wednesday night las. - .,.go-lh-.
requested {" return It 10 this office az h- e. .-
"0HrtHicHct. llE - KNOWS. AMI may ..., h.t.
self trouble 10y complying with ili, orl.l.
July lit
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I'D

Gu the 10th uf Jun6 nj wnoih.-i4. r,...
norr county. Mr.. SrLEStA e. J,~l,r,. a....
- years ! inonths and day. b,.lo,rI w.'
81 charles January, aud daughter .f r, b.-i
II. and Maria T.. Le,shcar
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-07-07

THE NoErHEES DsSocaAcy Asp rsE REssLLioy
Every History Of the Rebellion written IN tue
in,errs; of the rst~.s. shove iua' enc i-ssss- Of
the war asaiast lie tn.on S,-e e. 1ga.sed aid ia
their wicked project from ne !, 6rrs Of 'he Dem.
oeratic party o. The North JET i'ivis ani hi.
adhsr-nts looked si'h lives ;caf renee o: ;e-
csiviBs supper, aad encoarigemen, from sssh
met. They noa confess ihai bad sheer allies Of
the North doHe ~hat The, coveninted 10 DO. the
eoafedeFacy would have hsea a success. Ani
what Is more, The same writers aerec ia the cpin-
on tha, bal the Nortatra leaders Of tire Demo-
eraue party no, encouraged The REBELLION i,nev.
er would have heea preehi.ai.l
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-07-07

The closing exercises of the southern Lite.
ry Institute were held in Baltimore a fow DAYS
ago. Among those receiving honors were Mis-
Bette Hutchins, Miss Ida ifan and Mis- Boss.
artnan of Baltimore county.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-07-07

REy. !. y. WHirEsfBE. - preacher II the "
z. Church. and who wa. Few years ago, ,ta
TONED In this town. died lately =, New Marke,
IN this county.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-07-07

The Stage Line bstvseu Towsontown and
sweet Air. has again passed into the hahdr oi
Mr.. william n. Frances.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-07-07

~ Among the graduates of the Diztric, ui
cciumbia Ins'itnta for the Deaf aud Dumb. we
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-07-07

B,sh Bit.--on Friday afternoon. syth .,!-.
rlwson Base Ball Club. Il This place. rayeI /.
game of nine innings on their :rauud.. VIII
she following result
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-07-07

- senator jams 81 l.ane. Oi kassss ccm.
United suicide - ietv-ne,r'h ~ TINT state. va
Sundsy evening ls' fr-' D., shooting hiu.ssii
through the head iie lAi .esu .riiug strange
u for several days aui 'hg set j.. ,aid 10 Dc uu-
dou6tedly ,he result OF nie'npoar, teentai de-
angemen; Mr. Lane VI, bora "a Indiana and
was Reposen;stv, 90 Congrv,. from, indiana
from s5s 20 l-5- .e,''ei IN Kius-. arc took
an active gar in politics ,nl ur ,h, ,dm;.siou
VI ,aai state into ,he l aion Joe 50. chosen u >eu-
Aios IN Coagr~s. 10, term eaiin- ia $50. serving
on the Committee, on lndisa AEiir. and .Agri-
eal,asc lie 49, again eisc-ei senator for the
term ending ia Ill During -. e,tv rir, 81
rebellion he wa commissioned BFicsiier Cen
erAl u Volunteers IL as also delegate 20 'hs
Baltimore Convention Of l.64
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-07-07

TIE AxERoaS FAsxEn, Published by wor,hing-
ton 4 Lewis, s2s. Gay ST., BALTIC. Before the war
this journal WINS welcome visitor TO tho homes
Of many Of our farmers, bot al the outbreak OF
the rebellion Il was suspended. Il is the oldest
agricultural Publication In the United States, Is
ably conducted, and, no,withsianding lis strong
iSecesh" proclvi,ies wo cordially recommend
Il 10 our agricultural friends.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-07-07
Saturday, August 4th. 1899.
Ar THREE O'CLOCK, P.N,

AT fHhEE O'CLOCK, r. n,
To elect FIVE DELEGATES TO meet in Coun.
ty Convention at Tcwsontown. ON Wednesday,
August sth, at II o'clock A. NJ, to elec, dele
gates 10 State Convention in Baltimore city
on the 18th day Of August. TO nOminaiea can
didAie for Comptroller Of the State. &C. aud
also to elect i've delegates from each district to
Conventions to nominate candidates for Con
gress for the Second and Filth Congregational
Districts Of Maryland.
GEORGE II. wHITTEMoRE.
ROBERT II. THOMPSON.
JASPER y. SLACK.
JOHN DITCH.
EDWARD l.. LARSH.
DAVID :. LoNGNECKER.
BENJAMIN y. BUSH
WILLIAM FOSTER,
II. CLAY McALLlSTER.
JOHN H. LoNGNECKEH
JAMES n. McCoMAs.
JESSE GARRETT.
DAVID X. LUSBY.
EDWARD wHITTEMORE,
FRANK q. ?. wALTEMEYER.
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UNION PRIMARY MEETINGS.
! 4

The undersigned. A MAJORITY Of the men,
hers of the UNION EXECUTIVE COMMIT
TEE Of Baltimore county, hereby call upon
and request the Union men Of the county to
assemble in PRIMARY MEETINGS. at the
usual places of holding such meetings in each
district, on
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-07-07

THs AwsHicAs A0RIouErrRIsr Tor July Is before
US, aud well susiAins IL reputation As bciug the
best agricultural Journal In the country. Pub
lished by Orange Judd A Co.. New York
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HENRY sHIRK.

I'Ils is TO GIVE NOTICE. that ,b.. s,.s
Il scriher has obtained from th,. 0rph.t
Court "i baltimore county, lcttcis ,e.ta....,.
tHry on IA" estate of
HENRIETTA RANDALL
late Of said county. deceased. All r.f,ons h..,
ing claims against the said estate. a,r ie-,,.
warned to exhibit The same, witt, thc voucher
thereof 10 the subscriber.
On Or b.f0re nc IA day If MslNI. IS6,
They may otherwise by law be excluded I'm.
all benefit of said estate. Ths-e indebted ,
laid estate are requested 60 make imine,lisr.
payment Given under D.y hand hi. 20 d.,
of July. ls6G.
WILLIAM u. FORD.
Jus! ''-"- ESccutat
'I'iiis Is To GIVE NOTICE. that ~. ~.
srribcr has obtained from the 0frlsI.
'"ifi 81 baltimore csunty. letter. ~ t.if.,-,.
~trufinn Oh the eafmte Of
ROBERT PATTERSON.
late "i said county, deceased. Al prf.of,.I.a
ing claims against the said estate. sr. L.,..l.,
warned 'o exhibit the same with the voucher,
thereof 10 the subscriber.
OH or b.fore Nc "a day Of larck. INs.
they may otherwise by law be- excluded Iron.
all benefit "i said estate. Those indebted a..
said estate are requested l., lnak. ,u,,,,...; 80,
payment. Given under my hand hi, 7ri iay
81 Iuly. 1890.
EDWARD PATTERSON. In..
July '.--H' Adminisitai..
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for no other reason NC arr able 10 conceive could
have caused the governor 70 have attempted 10
enmc the Leadership Of any party while the man
was alive who led him--hc ventured on an ex-
peFiment whieh y Qnioxtlc in bis character, aud
ought 10 be demonstrated 10 the Governor that
lie Il man TO DO led, but that Providence never
designed him 70 be a leader.
The Amricaa defends the Hon John l.. Thorn.
rs, IT,. the representative ffom the second dis
tricl, from the charge Of Che Governor, aud says:
We do not propose to make any special com.
ment upon this extraordinary eHuson. Ills liz.
cellency, In his madness, has moved too fast aud
In his desire 10 strike NJ some one, has hit the
wrong man. When he referred TO the Front
Street Theatre aud the ungenerous attack made
upon him by John l.. Thomas, he did not know
that that gentleman made no speerh at that
meeting, owing to the laieness OF the hour when
the other speakers concluded, but Mr.. Frank
Thomas did aud II his Honor Is DESTROYS Of know
ing what he said we will inform him Referring
10 The charge contained In the Governor s late
card alleging negro suffrage rs an issue made
by Congress, and urged by the friends ol Con-
gress in this State. he said he made IL - qucs.
ton Of veraciiy with the Governor that his
charge was u lie false as hell" As for John H.
Thomas iavoring negro suffrage Il il needless 10
make any denial Of this charge 10 his constl,n.
cnls they know be voted aud spoke aaains, all
such measures when they were before Congress
aud that tue confidence rrposcd In him has not
been forfeited aud they are willing that Mr.
Swami shall review his political his,ory-.all
they ask is that he will in this connection speak
the truth
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ROAD NOTICE.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN. TLatus n4i.
~ ~ days from this date. application ,iI
T." mad" i"t the County Coinmiisinnefs Boa.
more county for the closing q. q cert in count.
road leading from point on the road lcadn
from TIA" old starr Tavern L. Charlie sirc.
Avenue. beginning at samuel Brady. land
as laid ou, "a III" plat oi Huntingdon. and 10
,crseciing Charles Street about one huudr...
and iiiiy feet south from walnut street ia ..,t.
plat