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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-10-02

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of others, and upon which people have so
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One or two of Naggicl's Pills suf1ices to
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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-10-02
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The Baltimore County union., 1866-11-24
A New Constitution.

We have. during the past campaign, asserted
that the Democracy were intent upon changing
the present Constitution of the State. The fol-
Democratic organs OF Frederick County, will he
read with interest at this time
We must have u new Constitution for Mary
land at the earliest possible moment, aud steps
should be Immediately taken to secure that de-.
sifAble object
For Wha, purpose is new Constitution for
Maryland desired The present one was the
work Of one Of the abcst bodies ever convened
in our State. the majority of whom are probably
now with the conservative party, and there wouli
seem 10 be nothing particularly Objectionable ia
IL. Why, then, is u change desired Not that
the Registry Law may he repealed, because the
conservative party is now its strongest advocates
and say that the Legislature can make all the
changes in II that they require. TIE man reason
rhg ~ Democratic party demands a aer C,Hsi-
'aaH "a thai ths people may Be tarei 70 pay for de
slsSss liberated IN Maryland This daring
scheme must ie consumated and 20 effect II
change 10 the organic law Of our State is required
The SUN of ihirty-hve millions Of dollars must
be paid 10 the rebel ex.slaveholders Of Southern
Maryland, aud as our present Constitution for
bids the payment for slaves liberated in cur
State, that instrument must he changed. Anoih-
or reason why change is required is ,bs, many
of the Union oiiice-holders Of our State must b.
legislaied ou, Of Office 20 make room for copper.
hrads. We firmly believe that many OF our
judges and other officers. Who bsve been called
To their positions by the expires ed will OF IL ma
jor,y of the people will be f1rn,d ont by the
party now in power and their p'ace' given 10
blatant rehels.
And further, our democratic friends are impa-
;leni TO begin this work. They are not content
TO awai, the regular meeting Of the Legislature
in January, bn, are clamorous for M extra ses-
sion, To assemble early in December SO that their
cherished schemes may he pushed through with
the mos; rapid speed They have the power
and greatly fear they will use Il to the injury
Of the people Of our State.
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A pay Of National rhanksgivins.

IL 70 an agreeable euhject Tor meditation that
the President Of the United States can do some
things which need not arouse political discus
sions. His proclamation recommending Thurs
day nsxt, asa day OF thanksgiving aud praise 10
Almighty God Is one In which persons Of all
shades Of opinion can approve. 10 our political
differences We are all anxious 10 take care ofonr-
selves, according TO our own ideas Of our own
Interests. But while We are intent upon our
plans Of worldly benefit and success, there Is
oSE above who takes care us aud enables W.
10 dsvUio such attention to National affairs rs We
may choose to give them. without this kind
care o. an overruling Providence, all the hopes
aud ambitions OF men would he rtpressrd aud
could not even exist. There can be- no indnl-
gcnce In the disputes which disturb men, no
prosecution Of the objects of their ambition, when
God denies them those blessings without which
lie Is burden aud ell worldly enterprise and
ambition useless. u II shoald be the will OF
Providence that pestilence shall dssolaie US II
lie should withhold the rains from Heaven OF the
cheering influences Of the golden sun, misery
and dssOlation would overspTrud the land and
NN WeetaA "e"te - ""F"t'NN wv eNh'tahfa
which every family endured. It is on.y when a
country is prosperous, when men have the me 'ns
aud the time to devote themselves TO affairs Of
Siaic that political excilcments run high, aud
undue importance Is attached To what may lie
abstract questions. Paiiing aside, therefore, all
inquiry as to whether this or that - pol cy Is
tesi, every citizen ran unite in approval Of the
accommodation Of the President Of the United
States aud Of the Governor Of Mary yland, that
Thursday next, the 29lh day day Of November,
be recognized as day ofNaiional Thanksgiving.
We owe thanks to God shaI peace has been
maintained dusing the year that our field.
have produced pleniiiully that pesiilencc
which has desolaied many lands has scourged US
less heavily than Others that We are at prnce
with all other nations aud tina, mo- difference
with foreign powers lowers glOomily over out
prospects. For these blessings we owe to =
our humble aud hearty thanks. We can
these great benefits in mind and grated
knowledge them. The President, Ia callint tod'
attention to this duty, suggests that which viii
be agreeable aud ought to lie eagerly embraced
by all.
The Baltimore County union., 1866-11-24

Sg- There Is another accumulation Of rumor.
that President johnson Iu,enis 10 yield to the
popular verde, Of 400, 900 agAins, hls /" policy,
aud TO endo'se the proposed amendment. Scraps
oI =" talks he has had wilh politicians aud a
letter from Cablns, minister aro printed "a
show that there Is something In these surmlses.
Meanwhile Mr. johnson Is cutting O9 Republican
beads and putting coppsrhsads lsi0 ofics, ,hs
same a. before the elections. ln The South he /.
psr'seu'ias Union men with savage spirit, and
honoring the traitors alone. The comment &
pore truthful Than ,hs text,
The Baltimore County union., 1866-11-24

ASDREw JOHxsox FoR THE ANESDSEST.-Tho
GreenviIIe (Tenn.) Nee Bra publishes the sever
al sections Of the proposed Constitutional Amend
men, seria'iN, aud quotes from the public dcclara
iiOns Of the PFcsident TO show lha, he has, at
one lime or another, publicity committed him
self to the principles Of each Of them. The ari-
Gle couciudes thus
We have thus attempted to show that the spirit
aud intention OF the Constitutional Auiendln,nt 1
Is that the Government shall be controlled D., the
loyal ciiixcns--thc men who won It's preservation
at the sword point that IL rests content with
securing 10 the negro his life liberty aud proper
~, aud leaves the subject Of suffrage To the States
where u belongs We have gone further, aud
shown by his public record that Andrew johnson
has endorsed every proposition contained In the
Amendment. Why not, then, all unite aud settle
down on this Amendment a. the settlement o. the
( question The simple reason Is that johnson has
/ rerudiaied the platform ON which he was elected
aud gone over 10 the enemy. Those who love
man better than they do principle may follow.
Well none oft.
The Baltimore County union., 1866-11-24

flGHTiSG EbIroA Answer To TusHrX.r.
Thomas frsncis Mcaghor, the Secretary u
Montana, lately chose lo consider hmsclf insulted
by an article in the Montana I'os'. animadver,
ins upon bis official conduct. aud zen, A chel-
lenge 10 the editor, Captain Henry y. Blake.
formerly OF the lth Massachusetts, Regiment. .--.
Captain Blake refused TO fgh, duel bl, said IN.
reply
! nOtiL yOu formally, ns ! stated 10 Dr.
Decme privately, that regard dgelisi o. a nun.
derer iha, the miseall,d code ofhunor Is a relic
Of barbaiisin aud ignorance that il is contrary
to The spirit VI our republican Institutions AMI
that could no, s,ultty mvs'if hy attempting a.
take the life u "a man against whom have IA,
feelings of Cnmiiy You have setu fi to send me
challenge, although you knew that could not
aud would not accept il. | an, asiouishsd tina,
one who hlls post " naii nal importance. and
whose chief task Is the execution Or the siaiuit.
should try 10 incite nv a. commit the rau,tal al
fence Of murder. ! shrink with ave a, ia. dread
fu possibility that should ever b. compells,l ,r
shed the blood OF any individual You aiiude ,o
| my " military lifc.' During my term ~ lcrvire
In the lih Regiment Massachusetts Noluu,eers.
never witnessed, OF hcatd Of any dsel IN our rlo.
rious army. will no, disgrace my REGARD. Yan
may punish me as coward. but scars, of whicl,
this inelesnent storm reminds me, will proclaim
that the charge Is false Two warrants aud three
commissions, which were received IS me during
the late rebellion, f0r my serviccs In tweniy.one
battles aud ssirmisbcs, will completely refue the
statement. In conclusion, will assert tina, your
letter and conduct DO not inlimidaic me in an,
| degree. While occupy my post a. editor your
oflicial acts will be examined, and shall have No
hesitation IN expressing nay views regarding them
The Baltimore County union., 1866-11-24

NutuSrEER ADvEga. Washington cor
respondent Of The New York Cbmss,.iai .idrer-
iissr writes
There Is quite gathering OF policy " Ioli-
iieians here, 10 counsel the President as 10 ,h.
position which Il Is best 10 assume IN his forth-
coming Message. Thurlow Weed, Of New York
Y: ". 7. Hunter, Of Virginia, General stcednan
OF Ohio Governor Swami, of Maryland, aud a
score OF 90 Of hess noe, are ready TO advise aud
counsel the Chief Magistrate, aud Il is ran,orrd
that majority Of them advocate neutrality ON
the Constitutional Amendmenl. The President
however, appears disposed 10 continue his opposi-
tion 10 II, and his inclinations are 90 recommend
another amendment, which be regards as more
equitable.
The Baltimore County union., 1866-11-24
MARRIED.

ON the 18th of November. by Friends c.re
m"ny. Dr. GEoRGE =. CoHsE to S,R,n StrroN.
al OF Baltimore county.
ON Tuesday. 18th of November. al the Pin
,ir" Methodist =. 7. Church. by the is.v. l..
Morgan. WILLIAM SELLARs to- Miss MAMr J.N,
CDAtrS. eldest daughter Of Elizabeth and ia.
late Alexander Coates. Of Baltimore county
On the 18th inst, at the resid.ncc of the
bridc's father, by the Rev i'r. Young. Fnrnrr-
ioh I. CRArE. Of this County. to Mis- FAN>, T..
Go,sos. Of Laurel, Nd.
~ the residence of the brides ia liner. on IN.
lth inst. by the Rev. Philip Clarke. ions 4.
WILLIAMS, = Miss SAHAm Il. FIrcm. bath OF m.
county.
The Baltimore County union., 1866-11-24

e1- 5000 PicroRiAL ILLvsrRAuoxs. The new
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Unabridged Dictionary, besides a number Of 9th
er valuable Premiums will be given by the pro-
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With the iirsl of January, 1867, q new $500
Prisc Serial Is 10 be published IN the Ti,nes,
which will form special attraction. The o.
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cannot he invested 10 better advantage IN any
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for this paper. u Il full Of original matter aud
we canno, speak of Il 10 TOO high terms Of COM
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Of attractive works that are to be given ~ Pre-
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sent ireEDn early application 10 the publishers
of TAs mnasy-esksal Tmas, Philadelphia.
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DI ED

~ Baltimore county. on the 18th inst. .Irv.
S'E only daughter of Benjamin =. aud MARY
\. liause. aged $ years
On the 18th instant. at the residence of h..
brother IA law. WIN. Muilin. in Baltimore .,.
AET"'H iiESRr. aged 5S years,
IN baltimore county. on the 18th inst. Ma
n1,kA. MIN daughter Of rhomas and Mnrgsre'
Roberts, in the jth year of her age.
IN this county, ON the 18th inst. CnAs. Fa,r
ERIck SPHtSgrR
The Baltimore County union., 1866-11-24
The President,s Intentions.

A prominent Democratic politician had an in
ierview with the President lately. aud found him
iadisPosed 10 wake any Hsors rcys.ais from ofic,
oa political grounds.
lie also learned that the President intend
ed 10 isare te rseoaaSsoioa q1es,ion hsrsg'tT ,S-
treiy in ne hands q Cbag'ess, and that he intend
I'd no faciious opposition 10 this body aud that
he resea;ed with Indignation an inlimalion that
he did not inirnd to execute the laws which had
BEEN made over bis veto
Mr. Johnson also added, that several prominent
Southern men were urging upon him ihe pro-
pristy Of declaring for universal amnesty and i'm
partial suffrage. IIe informed them hc said.
that his views In the matter had already been
exPressed In 4 message TO Congrcss, al the last
ssasion, and in his letter to Gov. sharkey. NJ
'sas IN faror Of Impartial s.ersgs asi a. fer sr-
tssdiag general amnesty, H. could nat Ro~ sri'is
The Baltimore County union., 1866-11-24
Tho Course of Judge Bond.

The New Nork N,fioi,si % Saturday the 9Th
inst, devoies an article 10 the course uf Judge
Bond in the recent difficult, ia baltimore cii,.
II does not often happen that the peace Of -
disturbed and exaspcraicd riiy can br preserved
by the irmnoss Of a single man. Yet 10 Judge
Bond has been afforded The opportunity of pre-
venting bloody strife iu the city ul halt.mrtc
and be has proved him. Il equal 10 thr ruputtu-
nifty. Ills prompt arrest of Governor Swann :
Police Commissioners upon the charge Of threat
eniug To POSSES themselves Of their Offices hy
force, aud his equally prompt coiumiiial 81 ihcm
both 10 prison upon their refusal 20 give bail 70
keep the petcr cniiile him 10 the thanks nj alt
loyal citizens. The commissioner slowed bv
their uuwiliiugness 10 abide the issue uf a legal
decision of the controversy h,tvc.n them aud
the old incgmbcni. an cyilcnt pufposg i1 con-
troll the election, and 10 use their power not IN
the Interests ofeocd order hat ofa political com
spracy
That thc public peace Was IN danger WAS cVi-
dent from sui soqucni developments On Nondn
afternoon the Marshal Of the old iuice arrested
parties, IN the upper story % building, vino
were engaged in the act af loading IA large lot uf
rifles. Onc hundred aud hlty buXts. making siA
thousand stand of arms. were seized Nha,c,cr
may basc teen the merits OF the legal question
involved certain il Is that the d,loyal elements
OF the city were crysializing atound the now
Commissioners, and were making ready for tie
overthrow Of the loyal City Government
We go farther Governor SaanHs assault
upon the loyal police Board was partisan ia il.
spirit it was such an assault As ought 10 have
been resisted by the Of all the resources OF the
law. Ills rash parIisanship had ~rii-uigh GREAT
tel civil war. aud from that calamity Ba,ii.
more has been saved by tbs prudence " the old
Board, aud the courage and Gecis.un OF Judge
Bond
The New York inigrldcnf has editorial on
the same subject. The hd.Pcu''cn, SAYS
The judicial wisdom and courage Of Jndgo
Bond saved Baltimore last week from repetition
Of some such disgracciui scenes ~ hare made
New Orleans uame TO be shnddcri at. In spitc
OF Governor Swami aud the President the clcc.
ton passed off quietly. while thu newly appnin,-
ell Police Commissioners and the Sheriff remain
ell securely locked up in prison, " here they could
do no harm 10 others and sul,r no harm them.
selves. Judge Bond could de- this much bat be
could do nothing more toward preventing dis
iranchsrd Rebels from swearing IN their votes
and the result was thar the los nj ifcnds Of the
Union were oyerpowered al ,hr rolls. aud the
State returned in TO the hands of the disloya ma
jOriiy. Al present Mr.. johnson has bu, two
States North of the Poioma, 20 rcly npon. aud
We have no arprchensious that they viii he Ken,
from joining the great army of Radical Rrpuhii.
cans, into whose hands the destiny ~ the country
has been entrusted.
Maryland and Delaware, the tw in STARS ihatrun.
Their devious course round Johnson setting sun
The Baltimore County union., 1866-11-24

eBBaltlmore eity, on Tuesday last. was the
scene Of oae Of the an~s, civic displays ever wit
messed In this country. Tho occasion-,he lay
inR ~ the conversions of new Masonic Ten
pie on Charles s,rert near Lexington, Tor the
members Of the Masoaie fraternity In MARI land
assembled together representatives of the hrclL.
ren from all sections of the country. The streets
throughout the day weu ,hrongrd with peoplc
eager 10 witness the display aad do honor 10 lhs
visitors. The procession was n most resperlAhls
oas In appearance. and numbered abou, eight
thousand men. The members Of the fraternity
we're atiired In suits og black, with high black
hats, which gave anifsria appearance TO the
line. Ths Kniphss TempIar. In their rich and
elegant uniforms. attracted the aiicnlion Of al
on the route of the march. There were many
magnificent banasrs aud aags In the procession
richly emblazonsd with the symbols u the fra.
teraisy, conspIeuoas among which wsrs the red
Gross baunsrs and aaes Of the Tsmplars. Pres
Ideni Johnson, who Is Past Grand Master Of
The Nasons, was In ailsadancs. and participated
In The psosssalnss % shs Temple.
The Baltimore County union., 1866-11-24
Maryland Election.
Thc FuII Vote Tor Comptroller.

Tho following Is the vote for Comptroller Of
the Treasury, thc only STATE officer chosen at
the recent election. and also the vote upon the
Constitutional Amendment submitted 20 the
people. The tables will he found useful for ref
crence in the future
The Baltimore County union., 1866-11-24

NruprArrn CuAsaEs.-Mr. q. q. Coz, oa Tars-
dsy last, rsiirsd from the Baltimore cbmmsreiaL
Ne. Walos puruhasing bic iaassssl IN that lour-
nal. and bssominR sois psopFissoF.
.Ths Frederick Adrsrfis~ has changed he nams
ie lhs Fr,isrlek k1pptissua.
The Baltimore County union., 1866-11-24

s'EnIors ACCIDENT .--On Wednesday evening Of
last week. as Messrs. John ". Wheeler and VIII
liam l.. George, Of this town, were returning
from the horse fair ai Herring Run. their horse
h'vame frightened at uae lamps when within the
ri'y limits. aud run away. Mr.. Wherlcr was
hrst thrown ont. hut escarcd uninjurrd, but We
are sorry TO say that Major George was badly
hurt lie WAS thrown iguni the buggy his head
striking against the curl stone. lie Was carried
ia the residence uf Mr. Rankard, aud every
;hiug possible done Tor him. hut IL was two
hours before be recovered his senscs sufficiently to
even tell who he was. lir was afterwards rem ,v-
I'll 10 the residence OF his brother Philip George
Esq. where he now lies In u very critical eondi-
ton, brain fever having resulted from his injuries
The Baltimore County union., 1866-11-24
COUNTY ITEMS.

THAxKsaIvixa DAY.--Therc will be Divine Ser
vice at EPSON Church on Thursday, 20th inst,
(Thanksgiving day, NJ II o'clock, A. ". Also,
at 0ovansiown N. y. Church, At I! O'Clock,
7. N. Sermon by the Pastor,
The Baltimore County union., 1866-11-24

Firsfbisirirf.- Rnssuin. radical, 1859; Nc
culiough, democrat. HES. Goodyear. Impair
iial suffrage. Is Mcculloush- maj. 900.
lSoroad b'sirie, The following .thc full vote
in this nistrist.
The Baltimore County union., 1866-11-24

TAird Disirici.--stewart. radical, 4.5sS i--
Phelps. dcm.' '.SiS. Phelps majority 9iT.
Fourth Distriet.-- Thomas, radical, ii.6i? -
Maulsby. dem, 1850. Thomas inai. ANA.
fVtA Disfricf.---Thc following il the nll vote
~ the Finh District;
The Baltimore County union., 1866-11-24
STRAY CALVES

'AME 10 the premises of the subscriber. OF,
~ the 26th Of October. two sprinr CAIvFs
ine pale red. the other dark red with whit,
lace aud sotne white on the hind legs. Tho
owner - requested 10 prove property, psv chnr
ses and take them away.
Nov. 2l.-ats Wes,.,n D.,
The Baltimore County union., 1866-11-24

SEWING MACHINES have become almost a ncccs-
siIy Ia every well-rcgnls,ed family" You may
get them Of all sizes. shape aud pattern al the
agency OF W. Merrill, ia baltimore Street, to
whose advertisements ". call tho attention
of our readers.
The Baltimore County union., 1866-11-24

lNrgAcHNEST oP Ing President Tho follow
Ing petition Is circulating fer signatures 10 Ohio:
u ne Srnate md Honse II Representatives. u, M,
t"iiod States q, .imerica, 10 CeRgTsss sssenlisJ
The petition Of the undersigned, citizens Of the
State Of Ohio, respectfully showcih that Andrew
johnson. President Of said United States IA guilty
Of divers aud sundry high crimes and nis,rInrnn-
orr. aud cf language aud conduct utterly un-
worthy Of his high Office, aud calculated aud iu-
tended 10 bring the authority of Congress ntn
contempt; that he has grossly abused the par
dpning power that without the authority Of the
Law he has restored 10 traitors the property Tor
leited To aud owned by the United State. iha,
he has appointed to Offices Of trust aud authority
notorious traitors, contrary 20 law that hc has
lncitcd se'liiion. riot aud murder In the city of
New Orleans for which crimes aud misslsnean-
ofs your petitioners huulbly pray that he may
forthwith be impeached by the House Of Ilrpfc-
scniativcs tried by the Senate aud dismissed from
the exalted position he has 20 scandalously
dsgraced. And your petitioners ns In duty
bound. shall ever pray.
The Baltimore County union., 1866-11-24

SADDLE H,RSIss, kc.--Thc attention Of all
needing Saddles. Harness. Trunks. Sc. is inyi-
ted io the card Of Samuel Hunt. 202 Baltimore
~. Those persons wishing anything ia bis line
cen he suited NJ his establishment. nr tlsr they
are hard io plcasr.
The Baltimore County union., 1866-11-24

RICHARD T.. SHERWOOD. wcll-known to hun.
drcls oi Oug comfy citizens rs the popular pro-.
prieiur % the restaurant al the corner Of fAse'ie
mud Harrison S'ccts. Baltimore, died on the lllh
instant, aged - years
The Baltimore County union., 1866-11-24

lrlou wtSr Gooo CLoTinSG. aud want To- get il
cheap, go 10 l.. u. TIA, !ors. - fayetie 81. be-
tween Calvert, ,ani North. lie u sad you. ifany-
body tau.
The Baltimore County union., 1866-11-24

Distinguishes ARglvAL Major Harry Gil
mnr, PROMINENT hrTO o. the '' Lost Cause. 90
passed through our iowu few DAYS since. on q
visit 10 his father, rcsiieucr
The Baltimore County union., 1866-11-24
=. LAWRENCE NELSON. .xo.a, -.
NELSON a YORK.

." W H-IFH IND NULLEFTION lgFVTV
NEAL ESEATE BROKERS AND
c0NFgRdxcERS,
NO. ! South street. baltimore, Baa.
SPEclAL ATTENTION given 10 the procu,.
~ ment Of Tensions, Military Boun,ses. Na
gress. - w"
COLLECTIONS by suit or osharwiso. maas
nom individuals or the Government. with liz
utmost promptness and energy,
REAL ESTATE bought and sold. f;rouna
ents, Ae., Collected. "'""""
a. gss - rsrus. having important eases will bo
Fa"oh' NOV. -, isSG.--grs.