The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-07-28
WHOLE NO. 50.
Maryland Conservatives and Demo-
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II is very evident that Maryland Conservatism
and Maryland Democracy " in fair way for q
full coalition, the name under which they shall
rally, aud the leaders they shall choose, being
the only points on which they are now ct var-
ance. The Purnel party desire 10 follow the
lead 81 Gov. Swami, and the Democracy that OF
tie leaders who marshalled them against the I'm
Ion and in favor of the rebellion during the war
Mr. Pnrneil, under the directions ofGOv Swami
his endorsed the Philadelphia Convention, and
called upon the State Convention 10 assemble ia
baltimore on next Wednesday week 10 select del
egaies. oden Bowie, Esq, Chairman Of the old
Democratic Executive Committee, has also called
q Convention of that organization 10 assemble In
Baltimore Gu the sth Of August, 20 select dele
gates 10 represent the Democratic party in tie
Philadelphia Convention. Thus IL will he seen
that both the Conservatives and Democrats are
travelling in the same path, and that men, aud
not principles, are the only points at anlagonism
between them. The call of Mr. Bowie is not
alone 10 the Democrats, but 10 oil persons &" IT,
r'spc, i've Of party who are friends Of President
johnson 20 send delegates 10 the Democratic
STATE Convention. ltis Ia fact, an invitation %
Coz. SWAMI aud Mr. Pannell 10 come INTO the
Demacga iod aud 10 drop their Convention
81 lhe 18th q JHly. II they do not accept ihc iu-
yiiati0r u is the intention az Mr. Bowie by fhis
70 put a stop 10 the movement among the Demo
Gratis ia the counue- % send delegate 10 ihc
FAfLtlI Convention.
Thai Gov SWAIN and Mr. purneil have viriu.
ally abandoned tue Union party and joined the
Democracy, is but too apparent They have no
done y 10 tie honorable aud manly way pursu.
% hy ilc Hon. Montgomery blair who went n
New York aud publicly gave 10 his addiction 90
Iammauy Hall. bat have eudtavOfCd 10 ugrl-
throw toe Cniyu panty Of the STATE i} ie'usia.
20 yi..l ~ The power accorded 90 ,lcM when
theY fr0fassel 20 be true 20 iis puucirlt7 ,ir
Purne,i President Of tie J. Mon state Central
COMMITTEE. aas attempted 90 bold control Of iiiat
Organization whilst virtually sdhtIug 90 'hc
pemncrac, Iu 90 matters oi STATE aud National
politics whilst Mr.. Swami &c following hie exc
ample and is using the Executive IoNtr Of ile
state against those WHO placed h.u 10 lle posi-
tol he occupies bis may % b. u acc0rdaurt
with strict political morality. bot wc must say
that :; is not an example that We would advise
ans one to initiate who Is aspirant 10 political
Aguugs Such men can never bc trusted ia the
fu;lTc by those whom iic5 bc,ras. aud those
who profit ty their DETECTION will east them Of
SO soon Is the power they na1 HOW De able 10
Wie.l has exhausted ilsgit Al political history
9fsses Tia, the man who uc'ri, one party J.
npplaa1e3 ly the opposing party so 'oug a. b.
bias patronage or power w bis hands. and DESERT
81 ut them 'Ae moment that they car no longer
use him 10 their advantage There aye Others
ao.due minor positions. who would DO well 60
consider thcss facts before j; Is too late 10 retrieve
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