The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-03-17

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BLACK RocN. March 18th. ls66

Mss-s. Editors We feel ourselves much
/ indebted 90 yuu tor your fall and satisfactory
I explanation Ut the tive meetings Ia ToYson-
I taNn." In this section cf the cauuiry many
/ -ool tnicn men, like oar worthy Treasurer.
Nr. Foster. signed the call tor ;lic meeting On
/ rgcsily, under entire misapprchrnsiou. aud
I Sow 'iu with him in saying tina; the meeting
I aud proceed uss OF our loyal citizens on Mon
/ iay nish;. ineei their entire appreciation.
IA Io0Ssas over The .lo-raai oi last wees. we
! dri .o;hu: in the resolutions Or the specehcs
! ~ lbs Tuesday meeting endoTslng Preslden,
i"Aas"n except ~hsrein they think be has cx-
/ pressed li,tic sympathy With those who have
! aeeu lighting against their country. We're he
/ 60 repeat suv speerh he has made from the b.
! ginning Of the war io the time he took the
Pre- iieutial chair they would dcrcuncc hiin
a. loudly they now applaud him. He means
the same 20 day as when he made those speech
e. AMI oIr returned rebel soldiers who were
50 loud 10 cheering him ~ the Tuesday meet.
| irs. and their sympaihixers. will soou find !,
ou;. when. Il they 10 not cry out against hin .
they will keep very qaiet, as they are bcsiu-
ming 70 do already.
The Journal saws the meeting was called 10
order by Geo II. Carman. Esl aud addressed
by she Hon. !. Morrison Harris. Hon. Richard
'rssng. Hon. John wciherei aud the uon. :.
Brady" Ia the spec Ac. - these gentlemen re.
ported IL thar paper they TEL! "a they are
rnian ~ 81 and slways have tesn. Who ha.
heard either o. iheul raj ~ his voice in behalf
o; the Vaion tufin: the four years % war
was@f - .t- tsstr4c' "a Nobody. They
i"cnei b. nexp~iir't @ srcak pgblic la.
r.us IL. Wa. aati Ia al tu their power quiet.
II ta- the S.'uth and against the Government.
The Har. Mr.. Brady * piAinei his silence by
saving shat he bad nn oppartuni,y Of maxim I:
> Union speech. ant ieared THE attempted IL be
''Eogld be called traitor. j. % Rot strange
that .kesc disiius 1ishel and Union loving men
liz - In MI. have had - opportunity FOR tbs
Jas; four yeas ta makes tnidu speech Vow
;hs y. 10 speak. wha, DO they say They say
evervth NJ ia f4vor IT the south. and those ap.
piT = fcr seats . congress who have been at
The head AMI .rort q the rebellion. doing Gil
ia ,heir power 90 break up the rnioa. Who d,
thcv ieaaunres They senounce the majority
in Congress vho voted tue men and mean. -
crush the rebellion aud save the country
We're the sog'hern confedsracy established.
jefferson Davis PresiAen, % Il. and Marylari
part - t. who would Be more coa genial spir-
j. tha' .Ae-e -sa'.enea5
The southern Canf-!eFacy has been bioited
oct - x.si-rce rescls WHIPPED and driven from
he aeii aai v; - they and ;heir .ympathi.
zers 20 ruie "a That j. she question
The Hon. Mr. Brady sad. IN his opinion. the
new difficulty ahogt The status II the Southern
States could not se settled ~ Tho ballo. hox
there would have % be another war, ani 80 Old
a maa ss he was. be was ready % shoulder his
mgsket and 10 a.. par; upon the battle geld.
NJ Harris. In The "a mo strain said s.The
admit into Congress every man from the South
from Alexander stephens down." II they are
10; admitted. u men, who when they were in
Congress. plotted treason. violated their oatiis
vacated their seats. swore allegiance % the
Southern Con ieflerAev. insiiyated the rebellion
carried "a a fros; wicked war for four wears
Agains; the lite Of the nation aid even snur.
dersd our brave soldiers when taken. and s.arv-
ed them in prison pens. II these men are not
admitted into the councils u the notion and
treason made ~ respectable and honorable a.
loyalty. We are foid ''rHE COUNTRY q ~ nAxasn
% AyorHEn nEnEtLIox.' This il rather large
talk for WHIPPED men.
says lhc Journal, '.Mr. GFasoa CONNIE need
By saying that when he l.spkci ar8u nd him and
saw pFesen; men with whom he had beer IN
political aniagoaism through a!m0s; life time
be was almost sfrssk fass5" Mos, II the IN.
rors and many ether Union men were there BE-
cause II VS. during the term Of Court. aad q
few Laion meu went tAFoagh curiosity. and
Ar. GFason ~ them presan; seems 10 IN.
agino that they had left their party aud join
II his. HE speech was brief, bg; 20 tie point
that none should BE- punished for treason and
whoever the South sent 10 Congress should be-
admitted without regard b. whether they had
been the leaders Of tho rebellion or nod, Just o.
they would take an oath 10 support the Goa.
.'itat.on and Laws. This, he said. is Andrew
Johnson's position. and in this he endorsed
him" Now thisis no endorsements a. all. Tor
the simple reason tina; this il not ndrew John.
sons position. This ia tho one designing poli.
tlcians would like 70 assign hiin. bnt one which
be has not and does not intend 10 tsko. ...
FrrrH DisrRier.