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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-09-15

g The american Farmer, for September, is
also received. 1t is good agricultural journal,
Notwithstanding its extreme devotonto Southern
sentiment and views. We commend it to +" My
Policy " friends. Published by Worthington &
Lewis, 50 S. Gay Street, Baltimore, at So year.
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PIc-NIc-Mrs. Urban's picnic, in this town,
on Saturday last, was largely attended. Good
order was observed throughout the day, but, we
are sorry to say, towards evening lager became
Extensively demonstrative and tried to get up
row. This was prevented, however, and the af-
fair passed off very pleasantly.
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THE OLD DEFENDERs.-T Association of the
cold Defenders of Baltimore in 1874" partook
of their annual dinner at Queenstown on We'd
nesday last A number of toasts compliments
ry to National and State officers, and to the MEM
DRY of their fallen comrades and to the departed
statesmen of the country, were drank by the
C old men assembled" They spent a pleasant
day. and seemed highly gratified with their " Wis
it to the country"
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AN OLD CITIZEN DEAD.-Patrick Hammill, long
known as the proprietor of the public house at
the 10 mile stone on the York Road, died on the
3Oth ult aged eighty-two years.
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NOTICE.

MY WIFE, MARGARET LEEF, having
1XI- left my bed and board without just cause
or provocation, all persons hereby forbid
trusting her on my account, as I shall pay no
debts of her contracting.
Sept I5.-3t* JOSHUA LIEF.
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CrRcurr CoURT.-But little has been done in
court this week The argument in the pleas of
abatement filed in the case of State vs. John
Clare. indicted for murder, is now being heard.
The Grand Jury adjourned on the 9th instant.
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BENZ. N. PAYNE,
Real Estate Agent and

Conveyancer,
OFFICE-Smedley ROao, Opposite Court House,
ToWsoNTOWN, MD.
DEEDs, LEASES, WILLS, MORTGAGES,
BILLS OF SALE, ASSIGNMENTS, &C.,
prepared with accuracy and despatch. Also,
Examination of Titles in City or County.
- FOR SALE, sNN
#" SEVENTY FIVE FARMS, s1
k.s@lin Baltimore and Hartford Counties, 81 =
From five to five hundred Acres, at Prices from
5000 to $35, 900.
REFERENCES :-Baltimore-Ho Judge Giles,
R. J. Cuttings, Esq. Hartford Co.,-Hon. Judge
Price, H. W. Archer, Esq. Baltimore County
Hon. Judge Emory, R. R. Boarman, Esq.
Sept. Is, 1S66-tf.
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APPOINTMENT. BENZ. F. Steele, has been APP
pointed Constable for the Seventh District, vice
Henry S. Wright, resigned.
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@B- A johnson man at Saratoga is SO radical
supporter of smy policy that he won't drink
from the Congress spring.
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THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, that the sub
i scribers have obtained from the Orphans
Court of Baltimore county, letters of admins
tration on the estate of
HENRY S. SHIPLEY,
late of said county, deceased. All persons hav-
ing claims against the said estate are hereby
warned to exhibit the same with the vouchers
thereof to the subscriber,
On or before the 18th dag of Mag, 1857;
they may otherwise by law be excluded from
all benefit of said estate. Those indebted to
said estate are requested to make immediate
payment. Given under our hands this 10th
day of September, 1865.
MARTHA E. HIPSLEY,
WILLIAM GENT,
Sept. 15.-4t* Administrators.
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DWELLING HOUSE.

Title unquestionable. Possession give oD
ratification of the SALE The property can be
examined at any time.
Terms of Sale-One- third cash on theday of
sale; the balance, with interest, in six a.
twelve months thereafter; for which the pur-
chaser's notes will be required, endorsedto the
Trustees satisfaction; or all cash, at the option
of the purchaser.
CHAS. w. RIDGELY, Trustee,
No. 81 St. Paul ST., BALTIC.
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corp + M Helms, M
Private Joseph Ensor,
LIST Sergt G R Ware,
Capt Chas A Conner,
Lieut. VIM Bayne,
Sergt B F Kirkwood,
Pri. c Anderson,
Sergt Maj M P Coe,
, Corp Ogden Evans,
Sergt VIM H Francis,
" j T Chenoweth,
!, I" Jesse Kone,
lPri. John HI Taylor,
" John T. Parks,
" Johnzee Uhler, At
+" David Beck,
+" Henry Lafferty,
Corp Robt Morfoot,
Musician j Morfoot,
Corp Nelson Weller,
Y, Pri. T H Merryman,
/" Geo L Merryman,
" VIM Cox,
+" VIM T Kelly
EIGHTH MD.
!, @. M. s. j A Neel,
Sergt Andrew Bowers,
Capt Geo w Shealsy,
Pri. John Sheridan,
" Jos Kirkwood,
Corp S B Yingling.
NINTH MD.
Corp VIM w johnson,
+" ] L Bull, saa
Capt j M McComas,
Lieut. A S Cooper,
Corp r N Burns,
Pri. j L McIlvain,
" Michael King,
d" Oliver Hunt,
&" John Cooper, M
I" John H Kite.
al TENTH MN. ar.
ai Major VIM E George.
ELEVENTH MD.
Pri. Uriah Carter, Jr,
{" Dennis Carter,
" John G Boyd,
" Dorsey Whittle,
/" j M Morris,
" John Harper,
/" w H McCasland,
+" John McMann.
TWELFTH MD.
Capt L M Haverstick,
Pri. Philip Boyd.
PURNELL LEGION.
Sergt B F Chenoweth,
Capt w Stonebraker,
+" HI G McAllister,
n, ISergt w T Fugate,
" Thomas Collett,
Corp Thos Me- ullough,
i Lieut. J w McNeal,
Sergt j A Bull, al
e. =" Thos s. Roster,
Pri. | N McCleary, Is.
I" VIM A Bull,
+" Lewis Joyce,
Sergt Chas Bush,
Pr. j w Haiden,
s ]" John w Ellis,
" r Steinhagen,
/" Thos w Rowe,
+" Eli Bull,
+" Thos Hollenshade,
!" John Fitzgerald,
" III G Kite,
" George Barrett,
s, (" VIM Frederick,
Corp Jas T Riley,
Pri. Joseph Trainor.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Richard King, U s N,
Sergt Robt Sheridan,
Coles Cavalry.
s, Pri. F u Matthews,
s Tooth Pa.
:, Pri. Isaac Hedrick,
87th Pa.
Pri. j A Turnbaugh,
LIST P. H. B.
Pri.I j T Mayes,
LIST p. III. B.
Pri. j Hoffman,
lst P. H, B.
sergt J M Wilson,
LIST Md Cavalry.
Pri. J Elliott, /" I"
(" D Price, /" !"
Maj G F Armour, @ M.
ISergt ] A Robinson,
Purnell Cavalry.
F Gambrill,
H w Gambrill,
w G Stone,
John E Torrington.
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GRAND JURY REPORT.

GRAND jury Room, AUGUST TERN, 1865.
ITO THE HONORABLE D. c. H. EMORY,
\ JUDGE OF THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR
BALTIMORE COUNTY THE Grand Jury of
Baltimore county respectfully represent that
they have disposed of all the business that has
been brought before them, and respectfully ask
to be discharged
We have visited the jail, and found it in good
conditions the prisoners well provided for,
clearly and comfortable.
We return our thanks to Sheriff Harvey and
his Deputy for prompt action in procuring the
attendance of witnesses. il
JESSE GARRETT, Foreman.
Sent l5-3t
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PRICE.$2O PER TON.

y PRICE.$1O PER TONs
Mg> For sale by agents,
3 E IT II 8 81 B "A Y,
Successors to Lewis Martin,)
GENERAL GRAIN AND COAMLSSTON
MER CHANTS,
80 S. FREDERICK ST., BALTIMORE.
~ All kinds of
FIELD SEEDS CONSTANTLY ON HAND.
September Is, 1866.-9m
SIS REWARD.
CtTRAYED away on Friday last, small red
y COW with some white speckles, 7aaErEH
and with the hair on her tail cut off
pretty close. The above reward will <=Agsszz&.
be paid upon her being returned to the subscri-
Der. WILLIAM s. KEECH,
Sept. lS.-3t. Towsontown.
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FIRST MD.
Gen D L Stanton,
Pri. Geo W Seipp,
+" Henry Clark,
Capt Robt s Smith,
" Jas A Armacost,
Major Robert Nicely,
Lieut. Isaac Wilson,
Capt j H Stonebrakel
Sergt James Rowe,
Corp James Vance,
Private Jas N Wilson
" Eli Bond, q
Corp j w Merryman,
Pri. Thomas Harper,
" Cuttings Wilson,
4" John Harper,
+" James Hewlett,
/" George Conn,
i" George Durham,
" Thomas s Trace.
Corp Victor Tracey,
Z" George Ogle,
Pri. jackson Stifher,
+" John Kone,
Corp Daniel Freelant
Sergt William Kone,
Pri. John Mace,
/" Ferdinand Mace,
/" John G Gorsuch,
{" Jacob Weaver,
i" George Weaver,
/" Daniel Weaver,
Musician N F Mayes
/" j H Reinecker,
Sergt VIM Uhler,
Pri. jesse Rinehart,
" John W Green,
Sergt Fred Greaser,
Pri. John w Owings,
I" Thomas Tracey,
Sergt Thomas Joyce,
4" Jesse Rinehart,
Pri. James Bradley,
" ] B Merryman,
I" John Merryman.
T" James Rowe,
" John Goodwin,
/" John Collins,
+" George Elliott,
+" H Clay Gorsuch,
" Geo w Parsons,
t" James Parsons,
/" George Miller,
" Dorsey Parks,
SECOND MD.
Gen BENZ F Taylor,
Col Jas H Wilson,
Lieut. G N Whittle,
Col John Sommer,
Pri. Stansbury Gallo
/" Abraham Riley,
" VIM j Read,
g D W Kite,
i" George Sewers,
SECOND EASTERN sHoR
Capt B + Matthews,
PR. James Fugate,
" VIM Caldwell,
" James Caldwell,
+" Thomas Hunt,
+" George Hunt,
Capt Isaac Howard,
Private VIM 7 Coney.
Sergt VIM w Cooper,
/" ] F Thompson,
Pri. Joel Stewart,
=" John Turnbaugh
I" Lloyd Kidd,
/" jackson McComa
i" j w Hunter,
Sergt M Armacost,
+" Owen Gooding,
{" John Gooding,
Major Joseph Cox,
THIRD MD.
O. M. S. T j Matthew
FOURTH ND. ~
Pri. Nelson Frederick
+" VIM H Stifher,
" VIM T Cooper,
Musician d w Price,
FIFTH ND. s.7.
Col John G Holland,
SIXTH MD.
Pri. John 7 Burns,
" John w Gill,
Sergt j F Winterode,
Corp John Priestly,
SEVENTH MD.
Pri. Rioh'd M Perine.
" VIM Smith,.
/" James 0'Brien,
Corp Jacob + Nussear.
Lieut. s N Whittle,
eergt Jas II Boyd,
Lieut. + @ Dnnphy,
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The Farm of which Jacob H. Bull died seized,
containing about
l31 ACRES OF LAND,
Situate in the 9Th District of Baltimore coun-
ty, about one mile east of Beckleysville and
six miles from Parkton, on the N. c. Railroad.
This Farm adjoins the lands of John A.
Price, Mrs. Alban, Jacob Marley, Ambrose
Bull, and others. The land lies well, with wa
ter in every field; about 100 acres cleared,
and the balance in j
HEAVY TIMBER.
The soil is naturally good, and with proper at
tention would make an excellent Farm 1t is
in a healthy neighborhood, and convenient to
churches, schools, mills, dc. The improve
ments are a two-story
STONE DWELLING HOUSE,
22x32 feet, with Basement; Bank Barn, 4Ox60
feet; Dairy, with never failing Spring of
Water, Corn House and other Outbuildings.-
There is good
ORCHARD,
Of about 100 Apple and Peach Trees The
fences are good.
The Terms as prescribed by the decree are
One-half of the purchase money to be paid ON
the day of sale; the balance in six months,
with interest from the day of sale; the pur-
chaser giving note with security satisfactory to
the Trustee
R. R. BOARMAN, Trustee.
WILLIAM DUNCAN, Auctioneer.
Sant 2-ta 5tt- M
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BASE BALL.-It was arranged, as announced
last week, that the Towson and Lake Base Ball
Clubs should play match game at Towsontown
on Monday last. The game came off, and-we
were beat badly beat. 1t is scarcely necessary
now to refer to the cause of this defeat but this
much we will say, that when the Towson Club
accepted the challange of the Lake Club they
done so with the expectation of playing members
of that Club alone. Instead of this, however,
their opponents were for the most part, picked
nine, composed of members of the Pastime, the
champions Of Maryland, and other Baltimore
Clubs. AS an instance, we need only mention
that Mr.. Lewis, one of our opponents, was con-
sidered good enough player to take place on
the frst nine of the Pastime at their great match
with the Nationals, of Washington on Saturday
last. Our club played badly, because, perhaps,
they felt somewhat indignant at the turn affairs
had taken, and gave up the match as foregone
conclusion. We are perfectly willing to play
any Baltimore County Club, but as the Towson
is composed entirely of young men from the
county, men who never played a game before
the organization of our club we respectfully sub
NIT that those whom we play should also be rep
resentatives of Baltimore County Club alone
Below il the score of the game.
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s. Tickling."
An old adage, having reference to the grant
ing and receiving of favors, says


ing and receiving of favors says:
Tickle me, Billy, do, do do
You tickle me and I'll tickle you"
Our conservative friends have been engaged in
this tickling process for some time, or rather,
the copperhead party has been engaged in tick
ling them. The conservatives made the propo-
sition-help us to defeat the radicals, vote for
our conservative candidate, and we will aid you
all in being registered. Then the tickling COM
menced The Cops said they would help the
Johnsonites, and the Jonnsonites proceeded to
register the Cops. But the work has been over
done. Too many of the g disqualified y have
been registered; they have grown arrogant
and saucy, and refuse to affiliate with the new
party, and hence the Johnsonites have become
the suppliants. They make the propositions
their tune is now
.s.esr 6 1 tickle you, Billy, see, see, see,
tickle you and you tickle me-"
But the cops refuse TO be tickeled they are
not SO gnlible as the the Johnsonites, as will be
seen by the proceedings of the fifth district Con-
gressional Convention they refuse to have any
thing to do with the " new party" and treat all
propositions looking to a union between the two
parties with contempt.
We heard one of our conservative friends talk
ing OF this subject few days ago. He seemed a
good deal excited, and-ssOore, the first time we
ever heard him do such thing He id the
democrats of the Fifth District He declared
they had been fooled (; and he told the truth
The conservatives, poor innocents, thought they
had the Democracy all right, but the Democrats
refuse to affiliate, or to be considered alright ;"
for the conservatives, claiming to be considered
all right" for themselves. 1t is no use talking,
gentlemen oil and water water will not combine
Many of those who are now acting with the new
party have been consistent Union men in the
past and have done good Zip service, at least, in
denouncing rebels, and these rebels will remem-
Der it, and, when they think they have the pow
err, will cut loose from them, preferring to run
the machine themselves.
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A DWELLING,

Barn, Stable and other customary Outhouses.
A good Apple Orchard is on the place; also,
several unfailing Springs, and Pump at the
door.
Lot No. 2 lies north of and adjoining No. l.
It extends down the hill to the Warren road,
and bounds on it, the Gunpowder Falls, and the
farm of George H. Cole, Esq. and contains
about Ninety THREE ACRES, about half
arabic land, the rest in Wood, of which. part
has been recently cut over. Improved with
small nat E.sg tsa ftl-- ~.
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THE MAGIC POUDRETTE /!

DEsT FERTILIZER NOW IN USE; has
ID been fully tested composed with Char
coal, instead of the many worthless articles
usually employed.
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POUDRETTE!
POUDRETTEl!

FARMERS AND GARDENERS Z OOK no
YOUR LNTERESTSii
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THE VALUABLE FARM

Of the late Joshua F. Todd, situated in said
county, about five miles north from Towson
town, on the direct road from it to Warren
Factory; half mile from the factory, two and
a half miles from Cockeysville, on the North
ern Central Railroad, and conveniently located
as respects churches, schools, mill and market.
The property will be offered in two parcels:
No. 1, containing about ONE HUNDRED
AND TWENTY FIVE ACRES, principally
arabic land, in cultivation and highly produc-
tive The improvements consist of
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rh. Grsaas OF tho sr..oD,

Au editorial ~ruc.e so oallcd) appeal
ed ia yestoid4y mornings Inteligenorr,
Complaining Of the action OF the new
board OF Supervisors IL IemoHug tOm
Office Jwo VI three radical pets aud al
pointing Democrats IL theit stead. lie
article III ldestioh may have beeu chp
ped from au exchange OF furnished hy
that mysterious friend upon whose
shoulders our lei gbbOf IL IN the habit Of
s4ddAng the responsibility for aoy III
discleeJ oT lndetouslble- paragraph that
appears III the editorial columns q shu
htUigenccr Upon this questyJG We 10
not pretend TO decide bit Wa are very
sure that the author Of she article. whr-
ever he may be, has grossly mis- stated
the truth Nota single appointee of the
Board of Supervisors either is o. ever
has been seeessionist Only two re
movals have been made, AID neither OF
the two new officers ever voted for the
ordinance Of secession. Our neighbours
friend" is entirely Incorrect in his
statement
The howl that has been raised b. ths
IstelHgencer over the remoJaL OF two rad
icals, and the appointments of two Dem,
ocrats to fill petty offices in the gift OF a
Board of Supervisors in which the Dem,
ocrats outnumber the Radicals four Ia
one, is one of the coolest pieces Of ef
frontery we have ever seen. What a
vast amount Of virtuous Indignation
these radicals put on when their OK is
sored, but with what philosophical
equsnimity they contemplate the work
lngs of tho political guilloiine when N "
select the victims q. .
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Important Decision.
o. S. LoNa, Secretary.
Wheeling. June q, 1866.

We learn from the Pittsburg PoSt OF
Yesterday morning, that the Supreme
Court of Pennsylvania, now lnssession
At Wilkesbarre, has pronounced the ACT
of Congress DISTINGUISHING deserters
from the army TO be unconstitutional.
This act was enforced IN the election In
Pennsylvania last fall, and in the Spring
elections that have. taken place since
All drafted persons who failed to report,
aud all who, at the close of the war, re-
turned to their homes without waiting
for their formal discharge were adJudged
a. des9rters, and DISTINGUISHED under the
provisions of the act. At the same
tine the act was enforced most unjusIly
aud was used by election officers to dig
eliminate against those who, IL was
supposed, would vote tile Democratic
ticket.
The course OF reasoning employed 20
lnvaiidate the act DISTINGUISHING dcser-
tiers applies with still greater force TO
Tie y4lious statutes of disfranehisement
ta4l have been enforced in this State,
aud We are confident that when the
matter Is properly brought before the
Court VI Appeals here. decision VIII
DO rendered similar 10 that JUST pro-
uouuctd by the highest count IN Penn
,vlGan!.
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THERE is wisdom by which Congress
might profit Jim the following passage
from Montesquieu. I'VE greatly fear
however, that the majority of that Doay
never heard Of him and would be quito
unable to tell whether he was a French
man, an Italian, or spsniara, Ihsy ,
would pSobably pronounce him after .
.perusal of these lines a native copper
head,1rau 'ssii73sss s'rsq1Tss 10 '- =,
As soon as q republic has 'compasseo
the destruction of those who wanted 10
subyert it, there should be AN END Oh Isa-
rofs, punishment, and even OF rewatGs'
Great punishments, and conseq uen..y'
Great changes, cannot take place wibn'
Ont Investing some citizens with an OK
orbitant power. 1t is therefore au nath
ble in this case to exceed in ienity, rsIn'
ar than in severity; to Danish but lew,
ra,ber than many and to leave them their
astatas instead of making large num-
i.er of confiscations. Under the pretense
of1ayenging the republics cause, the
sveneers would establish tyranny. The
business is not to destroy the rebels, but
the rebellion. They ought to return as
quickly as possible into the usual track
of government. in which every one Is
protected by ytbe laws, and no one IN
iured. 40 CtL u. ~ B - -
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THE Philade phia Daily Ne'cs (Repub'
lican) says Ge4ry cannot be elected upon
fredericksburg platform, and adds 1T
is folly for any one to fatter himself
with the belief that the radical element
alone can carry an election in Pennsyl
vania, even if the conservative Union
men should refrain from voting The
Republicans of Pennsylvania cannot and
will cot support Geary upon that plat
form He will he bound, therefore, be-
fore lbe elect n, to repudiate it, and
Join in support. If the Presidents policy
or AXE up his mind to most woful de-
feat at the polls Geary has no popular
ity of his own civil or milita ry. He is
known throughout the State to be just
wha, he is, and, under the most favora'
t.blec reumstap -es, would find it difficult
to g. a respec able support With the
OisIntion factirn alone at his back he
daes 4 ot stand the ghost of chance
TLis is gettinG to be admitted on all
hand
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kind occur, the party lash saRplied with
mercilessseyerity to the Shoulders ofhim
who dares to de right, and the heayiest
penalties wIichradical malignity can in
vent are straightway visited upon the
offender. A case of this kind Is
likely to occur soon. Judge STUART, OF the
9TH Judicial Circuit, in the exercise OF
his duty has seen fit to render q decision
adverse to the constitutionality OF tne
act recurring Attorneys to take the test
oath. His decision is based upon irreia'
table reasoning and is clearly the only
one he could render in accordance Win
his official oath. But the radical leaders
have willed otherwise, and we are now
informed that steps will be taken to Be-
cure the impeachment of the upright
;ndpe and his removal from the office he
holds Should the trial be5had before
sneb a legislature as was assembled in
this CITY last winter, there can be no
doubt that it would result in the dis
missal of the Judge There seems to De
absolutely no limit to the intolerance
and bigotry of the leaders OF the radical
party, and if the people OF West Virgin
la would have a pure and lndepen-
dent judiciary or would retain a
single right which belongs to
freemen, they must rebuke the mad
ness of radical despotism by defeating
its candidates at the polls this fall. a
continuation of radical rule in this State
means simply the destruction Of every
popular right and the perverslon o.
every department of the government into
an instrument of oppression and wrong
Every judge who dares TO stand up IL
defense of popular privilege and constr
tutional law viii be deposed from otfie
and the judicial bench will be file,
with such servile tools Of ilism a
Nat. HARRISON, of Monroe s... D.. ~ p.
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THE CosT OF THE FREEDMAN'S BU-
REAU.-Referring to the fact that the
Honse of Representatives on Tuesday
appropriated seven millions OF dollars
for the Freedman's Bureau, the New
York Express remarks: q
This is rather heavy load to lay on
the shoulders, in part, of our white la
boring men, in order to give fat salaries
to such sleek philanthropists as the Rev.
Mr. French, the Rev. Mr.. Fitz, and
other friends of human liberty" whom,
the Investigations have lately shown,
were running the bureau to their own
profit in the South, 1t IS such items
as these that keep up taxation to a
point which make slaves OF every white
man North, South, East and West alike,
who has to earn his bread by the sweat
of his brow. At time when Hour, tea
coffee, sugar, clothing, and all the other
necesaIies of life are going up, with gold
wise men should pause and think
something Of reducing the national bur.
thens by abrog ating al institution that
does more harm than good to the class
it proposes to help-but wisdom, alas
.crieth not aluuJ IL the streets of Wash
ington or, if s does, our masters there
are too deaf to heed or hear. a :