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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-08-18
my Policy" or Your Had

The President has commenced 10 earnest to de.
eapitate all officials who do not subscribe to my
policy" II anything were needed to arouse ,h,
energies Of the Union men-if the general courss
OF the President. and the shape public Affairs arc
taking, were not enough to do Il, this crusade
on loyal men for opinions sake. will supply ali
that Is wanting. The men the Presiden, ls turn.
ing out are all sound Union men, who labored
most earnestly for his election as Vice Presiden,
and TO support the Government during lie trial
for life. I, matters not whether the oiiiceholde,
offered bis life on the battle field that the nation
might live, or. remaining at home, contributed
moral and material support TO those who did, hi.
onieial bead must be sacrificed that the one-ldea
Of Mr.. Johnson Of building up new party, 70
the end that rebels may be restored to Office and
treason be made respectable. shall prevail. lie,
him 20 on the voice Of the loyal people will 10
heard In November, 90 loud and emphatic in con-
demnaiioa Of his obstinate adherence 10 a policy
which Is threatening to involve the country In
another war. that even AadrsS johnson will hear
Il and tFembls At the responsibility Of disregard.
ing II.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-08-18

- A few days ago. Mr.. Robert ". Proud.
Chairman OF the Union State Central Committee.
acting under instructions received from that Com
miI,ee, issued an address to the Union men Of
the State, rehearsing portions OF the Registry
law, and advising the Unionists to watch the
Registers. challenge disloyal applicants for regis.
iFa,ion. and, by all idlefsi means, protect the
the purity Of the ballot-box. Il was a plain.
straightforward document, respectful 10 its LAM
guage and, seemingly, could not have given Of
fence 10 any one. But the Journal man don
like IL, he devoted good share Of his editorial
columns last week TO lis abuse, aud whines dole
fully about the " obstacles " which the /" Radi-
calls !" are attempting 10 throw 10 the way Of reb-
els who apply for registration. Don't be fright
ened, neighbor the Union party Of Baltimore
county, is as anxious as you that every man
justly entled, under the Constitution and laws.
to his vote should be registered. and TO this they
will inierPose no objection, but IL your registers
attempt TO enfranchise any whom the laws Of our
State disfranehse We will object, and, noiwi,h-
standing our honest aud upright" Sheriff
may summon men in the interest Of the =" new
party ~ jurors, We will endeavor to end come
ray, and under the laws Of our land, too, by
which the faiihessness Of officials to their sworn
duty may be punished. Your threats and insin-
uations we care nothing about your " careful
and vigiaut sen,inels doubtless are ION guard. -
but they will not prevent the Union men Of the
county from " interfering " to proven; our laws
being made nulliiy and the rights Of our loyal
citizens iramp,ed upon.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-08-18
COUNTY ITEMS.

BASE BALL-MATcu CANE nErwEEN TuE TOws0N
AND LAKE. CLuns-Tng TowsOs VIcTOmOus.--Nc
announced In our paper last week, that the first
nine Of the Towson Base BALL Club, vi this town,
had accepted n challenge for hs championship y
The county, from the first nine Of the Lake Base
Ball Club, aud that the match would be played
on Monday last, on the grounds Of the former,
near tho Court House. The day named, howey-
OF, proved 10 be q rainy, dsagrceable one, and
the game was postponed until "Wednesday after.
noon, when at the hour Of q o'clock, play was
called, with the Towson a, the bat. The result
Of the game Is given below, from which Il will
be seen that the Towson was victorious scoring
thiriy-tive runs 20 thiTty-OnC for their opponents
II was vigorously contested gamr, both sides
doing their best, and nearly every person present
was disappointed at the result The IOwson
Club has been but recently organized, aud this
was the first occasion on which the first n,ne had
ever played together, while the Lake Club 10
composed OF gentleman, now residents oI the
county, but who are. OF have been, connected
with some OF the bes, clubs OF the city, aud had
acquired a reputation az very superior players
large number Of ladies and gentlemen were
present 10 witness the game and seemed deeply
interested. Some splendid ily-catchCs were made
three each by Geo. '. Bowen aud &. y. White,
two by u. L. l.arsh, one each by II. Clay Long.
necker and Robert II. Thompson, aud a ycry
beautiful foul ball catch by John L. Malambte,
all OF the Towson, elici;ing rounds VI applause
Good fly catches were also made hy Mcssts.
POullncy aud Rudolph Of the Lake Club
At the conclusion Of The game, the visiting club
was invited TO supper at the Smedlcy. aud u rex.
ular i" good time was had. Addresses were
made by Messrs. Fisher, Rudolph, aud johnson.
Of the Lake Club, Messrs. llavcrsiick, Prize.
George aud Isaac, Of the Towson. aud by the
Umpire, Julian 5. Barroll, Esl. The Lake Club
expressed themselves highly gralili,d at iheil
visit, while frankly acknowledging that tlIcy
were disappointed at the result.
The foiiotNfne 4 ala. s..,rn 81 IA.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-08-18

The Norfolk OldDomiaioR gives the following
counsel 10 the Democratic politicians Of the North
ern States
The old Democratic politicians Of the North
seem 10 be welded TO the memory Of that organ
iEaiion, and hopeful Of resurrection. II the,
would do the South especially, and the whole
country generally, lasting service they could de-
II by dropping the dry bones Of the CHARLESTON
Convention, and admit the fact that the old Dem
ocratic party, squatter sovereignty and luur
years Of bloody war, are things Of the pas,.
There is advice for you Messrs. old Demo
cratic politicians Of the North r. from your dra
Southern brethren : will you take IL? Ion ma
have to swallow the pill, bitter as 1t IT, Tor TIA
rebels don't like you in your old clothes The,
wan, to get rid Of the odium attached To y".
and your name, and dress you W. in another
suii so that they may be able to conceal you
from the people. They are willing To ulc you.
but You must submit TO their terms anl adopt
their doctrines in full IL you would De- ,oeogail-
cd ~ III members Of their society
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-08-18

BALuHlHE 'oryTY, Aug. llih. IssG.
-H,'"s. Ef.igrs LatgH The ign of the
iiine. are. notwithstanding the clamor and
Teach"Fy Vi some ni "nr Lending men u Ma .
Fyland' exceedingly propitious. Your honest
and loyal course consistently pursued, cannot
fail 10 have its effect rs results are visible a.
monday in my locality. Daily do I hear Of
Union mon who were. Tor the time. inisled by
false Teachings. returning o. the fold. Contin.
ne n do your duty and despite the trearherv
OF our leader in The selection 81 registers, &c,
the victory viii be ours. ! am informed
that many cf tho regisi"fs appointed by our
traitor Governor IN this county, will not obey
The bidding of his satellites. q clean record be-.
ing indispensable 4, honcsi cit-oisLis
ny lar the most Important 81 our work vet
remains % b. done. Tho selection Of the can.
iidate 10 represent the loyal men Of tho/Sd
Congregational district of this State is M no
means the least 90! our work, and | have n,
doubt ~ the nomination # our fearless. hon
est, hTia and decided !oyalisi. the Hon. John
Ia Ah"ihaa' Tor Reelection. And here permit
Inc To diverge little Tor the good Of our com.
mon cause. The "a Congressional distric,
composed 81 the last or upper thirteen wards
81 Baltimore city. now greatly misrepre.ented
by the Hon. Chas. T.. Phelps, il, Unfortunately.
not IA ~ good condition as our own. In th.t
district fou- candidates have entered for liz
contest and am really grieyed to hear that
the gentleman who now ILLS the place Of A.
SCISSOR 81 Internal Revenue for that distric,
has pledged t. him very nearly q majority ~
MI the delegates o. their convention. In this
county where the disorganizng proclivit.T'
and an,ecedenis Of the apparent successful
candidate Of the Sd district. Is well known. moi
much need be- said, but In Baltimore citv WHERE
he u less known, the loyal men should be In.
formed. ! know you have no, forgotten. Messrs.
Editors, when YOU who now have The Lonor
Of publishing the only loyal paper ia our coun.
w early IN your boyh0od, had b. contend
against the Vaccinations and the means used
by THIS same man 81 RUIN. land he had we'll
nigh dome H. the Union party of our county.
say again know you have not. when In IsSa
ne was candidate Tor Congress, Cor Clerk OF
the Circuit Court, for State senator and lastly.
Tor states Attorney, defeated in the three Az
aud rom a convention 81 his own choosing. de.
clined tho latter. Such nominations. my laval
fellow citizens will not suit tho times, and fio
mos. 'earnestly hope that our friends in Balti.
moro city may select a candidate who IA mai or.
" PHrs. tHt ADORE sHyieion. II 50. all will he
well, u not, they must abide tho consequence.
probably an inglorious defeat, and cause gen.
eral regret and humiliation amongst the Union
men ~ the whole nation. Hoxvsry
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-08-18
The President and Negro Suffrage


The Washington Republican, the recognized
organ Of President johnson, In its issue Of Tues-
day, has the following article a, the bead Of its
editorial columns, displayed in double-leaded
type
Don forget that the PREsIDExT's rRoPosl.
rios 70 gre unqualified suffrage 70 he eoloroi me-.
q TIE Dis'riei " Colombia, WAS REJECTED ny THE
RADICAL MEMBERS oFTHE THRTy-xxTn CoxGRRss r.
Rich that. isn't ~ A recognized official or
gan of Andrew Johnson, finding fault with the
radical members Of Congress for no, adopting
a" proposition to give unqualified suffrage TO the
eolored men Of the District Of Columbia Do
you hear that, eOPPerhcads You are now the
johnson men, par e<eeiieHes. Here in Maryland
you are spreading yourselves In violently pro.
Claiming your opposition 10 negro suffrage
This 10 the burden ofthe slang Of your newpa-
per wriiers-ofyou stump orators, and Of the
resolutions Of your public gatherings. Iiisyour
whole political stock Ia trade withou, 4, you
would have nothing TO say. And you are grca,
johnson men, ,OO--ihe only Johnson men who
| are left. in fact, outside Of the AvoWed rebel
ranks and the skeleton framework Of bread
and butter q" politicians who have sold their
principles for Office. Aud Andrew johnson is
the man Of all others who proposed qualified sui.
frAge for colored men in the District Of Column
Oia, and the radical members OF Congress reject.
ed 1t Just think Of tina, (, Add the cOpperheads
ofMaryland, who pretend to be unqualifedly
opposed TO every degree Of negro suffrage, sup.
port Andrew johnson, who proposed il, no, on
" for tie DisIric. O; Columbia. but also for the
State OF Mississippi through his Provisional Gov
eFnor Sharkey Gloriously consistent are those
Maryland cOpperheAds
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-08-18

sSS- A strange decision has just been render.
dered in North Carolina. Chief Justice Rufiu
has declared against the proposed new Conslitu.
ton Of the State and the late State Convention
The Chief Justice says;
consider that this Is no Consultation. be.
cause your Convention was not legitimate Con.
vention, and bad no power TO make a Cons,i,u.
ton Tor us, or TO alter that which We had and
hare. object 10 the organization Of your Con.
veniion, because II was called without the con.
sent OF the people, by the President Of the United
states OF under his orders, an act q dear and do
Pos'e usESPsiioH.'
This is n blow TO Andy from q quarter from
which he did no, exPec, It, This Southern judg,
accuses him OF IAN act Of clear and dcspotiC
usurpa,ion, aud refuses to recognize his d" poll.
cy " rs constitutional and legal. Il this III,
thanks be receives for his labor TO bring back
the Southern rebels into full power and authori.
~ in the Union How he is wounded in tn,
hosse Of his friends His proi,ges grown lat and
sauey under his encouragement, are now biting
their thumbs at him, and showing him some Of
their plantation manners, 50 much like nj,
own Us he has shown them TO the Union men OF
the country, by virtue OF whose safTrages h,
holds his present position. After all. Mr. John.
sou will find that his best policy. as well as duiy
was TO stand fas, by the men who made him
what be is.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-08-18

S~That the Journal editor ls very angry
about sometnlng l. evident from the tone Of his
editorials for tho last two weeks. We could not
think what had 80 excited him until friend sug.
gesied that perhaps he did not like the injustice
We did him three weeks ago, in charging tina, be
'Was In the rsar when the Eight was going on :"
We acknowledge our error In that statement -
friend Ruby did 90 the wars; he was a par,ei.
pant In at least Qua campaign. lie was one OF
that gallant band that responded TO tho call OF
~ Il. Thmble, commanding" Ia the days OF
'6l When Marshal Kane and his confrercs
thought IL would DO to the interest Of the South
ern Confederacy that Fort MclIcnry should be
taken from the possession OF the United States
forces, the Baltimore County Horse Guards (of
which Ne. Ruby was member was selected As
part OF tho reducing forces. The history Of
mat expedition has never, we believe, been fully
written out, aud when Il Il, we will expect TO
SEQ al honorable mention (2)" Of our friend
Certain Il Is, however. that Fort MelIenry didn't
surrender TO the invaders, while the attacking
forces arc said 10 have ''reiired In confusion ;"
And perhaps. as . result Of this confusion. the
peculiar province Of our friend was conspicuous.
" displayed. lie was bugler OF the Guards -
DO furnished the music for the command, and
doubtless when their rePulse took place, he plac.
cd himself aud bis noble charger on some com.
handing eIninenee, and with blasts cloud, clear
and defiant from bis "bugle horn, " summoned
h'' comrades around him, preparatory to their
rapid iroi back to--ihe Gilmor House. Yes,
friend Ruby was at the 'front.'" and although
tue expedition Of which he was a part did not
work out any great good for the .COnfederacy,
we feel sure tina, no one who knows him will as
erihe any blame TO him for It's failure. The
spirit was willing, bu, the Acsh was weak
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-08-18

~ state election was held in Kentucky
last week-the chief officer TO be chosen being !,
Clerk of the Court OF appeals. For this position
the candidates were General lIobson. OF the
Union army, and Judge Davall, in sympathy IL
not in &C, a secessionist The former. who was
a Mcclellan man In lsGi. and is - Democra,
yet for anything We know, received the supper,
OF the loyal population, including such men a
George d. Prentice Senator Guthrie. Governor
Magoin and Rev. Dr. Breckenridge. ~ well as
the more radical element. Dgvall was support.
ed by the copperhead Democrats, reinforced by
the returned rebel soldiers, who were admitted
to the polls by a repeal Of the expa,ria;ion act.
The latter was successful 10y majority ranging
from ten 10 twenty thousand. The inclination
Of President johnson ,rho n,r,r ,ntesf,re, az
!Sa'e 9ledirs is said 10 have been 10 favor OF
Hobson. Ii this is 20. the election OF Duvall
ought TO open his eyes TO perception Of the fac,
that while the Rebels are Content u do his will
when they cannot help it, their action Xhen
they have the power TO do otherwise is quite the
reverse OF mild obedience
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-08-18

~ Utterly dispiriled by the signs Of the
times, our friends Of the Journal have rcsorted to
the lowest, neancsi, most contemplate black
guardian 10 bolster up their falling cause bis.
appointed Ia not seducing the true Union men
OF the county from the support OF their sacred
cause, they essay abuse aud viluPeFalion. aud
expect by calling hard names, to accomplish
what they cannot by sophlslry and false rrAson-
Ing. Here are few Of the beautiful names by
which the Union men Of baltimore county are de-
nominated -" The whole Radical flock goats.
rams, and other hircine and ncgrophilous tag
rags, q" black sheep - 4" ring-sireaked, speck-
led and spotted scalawags" individuals are
ccniered ou, and denounced In unmeasured
terms decent men are made the targets for their
malignant shafts, their columns are opened for
tho reception Of all the lies aud caumny that
their bitter rebel contributors can invent.
Even this will fail. The Union party Of this
good old county, have Tough, too many battles to
surrender now TO the motley crew that compose
the " new party - they arr organizing they
lr'N select new leaders, and under their lead will
90 forward rs promptly as ever before 10 battle
with treason and it, cohorts. We are aware
that the ' isaders " are with tho party Of the
Journal take away those leaders, and precious
little will be left Of il. We are perfectly con.
tent TO let them have the leaders We will be
content with the subalterns, corporals and
camp-iolowers." Of which the Journal admits
We have "a plenty" It may suit tho aristo-
cratic notions Of the new party" to have
no "subalierns or cOrporals In 1t, bu, they
will find before the election is over, tina, they
are badly in need OF few Of them.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-08-18

- The Journal is very severe upon Messrs.
Ensor AID Dougherty and Capt HAvers,iek, be-
cause they dared call and address political meet.
ings 10 the upper end" That upper end -
10 Q dark spot In the political horizon Of the
new party" A few weeks ago they though,
they had Il all right that E" radicAlism " vas
dead up there, aud ready for burial, but they
have now discovered that they were mistaken. -
Although some good Union men in the upper
districts, "bsrysaiies," a. the Jssrnal elegant.
~ terms them, } were Induced for while 10 &C,
with the new party, believing iS principles 10
b sound, they have discovered their mistake and
are now back 70 the ranks Of the true union
party, resolved 70 adhere sseads,ly 10 the future
70 the political principles that carried the country
SUCCESSFULLY through four yeAFs war with trea-
con. The Journal knows well what this party
may expect from the upperend - ills perfect.
ly aware that q ecrporals guard is all that Is
len Of the johnson party among the barren
ties !" u has heard Of the resolves Of the "boys
In blue, At their mesting In the Sixth and Sew
snth Districts, and hence the uneAsiness Of the
Journal about the upper end, and iis great
desire that the largest liberty should BE- given
20 the registers. The Jssvnsl must certainly
fear that all is not going right ., the " upper
end, !" or else Il would not pay 90 much atlen-
ton 10 that portion Of the county. Il anything
wrong or what's the matter 2 Tho sdstor Of the
Journal had potent voice In the selection Of
the registers. Has be discovered himself 10 be q
victim Of" misplaced confidence 2" Do Messrs.
Tracey and Wilhelm rsfuss 10 do the bidding Of
The little coppsrhsad crew that are now manag-
Ing he sifAlrs Of registration 10 this county
Have you mistaken your msa w iliat ~ vsb
= Jsa Avs. When The present registers were
appointed u wAs supposed thst they wopld make
themselves ihs willing tools Of the |" new party"
bot the leaders Of that party now discover tina.
they we're deceived IN their calculations. Some
q ne Register II l. true, follow blIndly The ~
syssuioas rsoelved from heAd-quaFlers but others.
With . pofssfsano@ unpaFdouahle, ere dlspossd
70 kick against them, and 70 say they Win 70
faeir dttv that they win nef Fsgisfsr rsbsls.-
Perhaps hare Lies the secret u ths great uueaai.
mes ~ he Jsnrnai clan, and Of their assurances
70 The registers that they VIII not Be punished
II they violate their obllgatons and their lnsn-
natlon that Nc. Harvey, our Sheriff, win, IN
summonlng jurors, select only thoss who are a. |
vornhle 70 my policy" and oppossd 10 PEA
|sAisg $50 svSsilsg az rssjn1.