Maryland free press. [volume] (Hagerstown [Md.]) 1862-18??, 1866-09-27
Who Should Vote for Th0n,ass

b '-re1 :ni 80 -a---.iui DnE>uod; o@f
/ Allthose who desire that-the American
Union shall consist Of twenty-six and not
thittylsix States. will aivote for Frank
Thomas !; 81! o.. ..: .1 .HS .uEpruu ,'nod
All those who want negroes to vote, will
vote for Frank Thomas. .a''!,a s"!s III
All'thosG who wish that negroes should
be supported by tho toll and sweat'o white
men, will vote for Frank Thomas. ,'nno1
All those Who want to keep UP swarm
of office-lolders to eat out the substance Of
the people, will vote for Thomas and his
$4,000 for ninety days service. ! iL-N&
.kifrrose who want to. keep up alargei
standing army to ,overawe- thea people-at
the elections, will7yote for Thomas - i,.o,
ALL those who are in .fayorfofa paying
Congressman Fifty Doltatsiae DyAvwill
vote for Thomas. i-JaN bna noi. niiiesW :.
iAll those wLo'think it patriotiel land hou-
est for Dir. Thomas 10 take to linaself sS3J
00OIfor ninety days seryic ce ,in2the. warm
halls of Congress, with its cushioned seats,
while he gives to the soldiers who followed
Sherman ip his march to the sea, or laid in,
the trenches before Richmopda nj two hun
dred dollars for three years, will vote, for.
Ihomas. frs a, G,fni,..uog ,bl aiiIi,7o IEiY
AL those who are, in f;yer of,'sa little
more bloodrletting," and are.lopposedr to
healing the, wounds iefr the Constitution,
the pacifleation, of the country and; the;
Uaion of the States. will vote for Thomas.
Cumberland .Hlrganian::
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Southern Feeling ms to Northern Dead
,Gen.lGeo. W.. Morgan. a.soldler of the
war, who is running as aDeiaocratic can
didatc for Congress in the Coshoctou dis.
tHct, againstG Golnmhasp ,Delano, rcceuiay
| lnadesthe following statement in D. speech
there's Hoo gsJ ,sli saw ah aIqo,q 70 ,gai
a*is*o.o* "'Tho people OF the South
hsvo extended to the people of the West
aud the NUrththe hand Of reconciliation. IL
10 sustain what I saynI 4icoaid narrate
many Facts, but will mention but one. !
4 In order to secure q suitable cemetery
for our gallant soldiers who fell upon tie
4 plains OF Alabama, the authorities of the
United States desired TO purchase three
\ acres beautifully located within the 'corpof-
4 ate limits cftho aty Of Mobile i'The tract
was sdldablG;5 but The purpose was sacred
!. to which it was to be dedicated. II was
!. proposed to make, three acres the heaoged
) home of tho Union dead, and there within
the,corporate Limits f Mobile. 10 erect :,
monument to commemorate mn mn ate their fdsedsf5
But the authorities Of Mobile refused 4,
sell. atWAat I. refused to- sail 7saficien
greand to- contain. the bones qf our nbsen
onos--oW fathers. brothers, cons l?ra Yes
my qeouRtrsWano these ,Soutb tbern men did
refuse 10 sell saiisienl rgreund on which to
: bury ourshsrOie dsadTu But with % msgna-
nlpity only eaqallad s.by7 thcir, courage,
thaseg Southern men, did by fgec giR con
vey those three aores 70 the, United States
And the hand Of the Mayor of Mobile
hand which signed that decd Of IgiHAhAd,
during 'oafi Unhappy wsair:. Welded tGi
sword of;a Confederate Geasraf..d end
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