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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-08-11

UNlox EXECUTIVE CoNNIIIgE.-The following
gentlemen constitute the Unconditional Union
Executive Committee for our county
FGra Disirict-Geo. H. Whiilemore. Robert
II. Thompson.
Second Districi. Henry fnnlz, VIM. i. Jean.
Third Disirief.-Jasper y. Slack John Ditch.
Fourth irid.-David $. Iongnccker, Ed
ward L. Larsh.
PSnA Disirci.-lIenjamin u. Bush, Daniel
Beckley.
Sird characterization Gore, Henry Will
helm.
Ssrenih Diarici. William Foster, Capt. H. e.
McAllister.
Eighth Disirioi. -James ~. Miller Robert $.
Smith.
Ninth Di,irici John u. Longncckcr, Joseph
Mcrryman.
TsaM Disriei.-Jamcs g. McComas. J. \.
Hamilton.
EIerenh Disirici.--Jesse Garrett. George l..
Edwards.
TtrelIh Dis'ricf.--D. X. I.usby, VIM. Button.
ThiTfetnh Disirici.-f. g.. 7. Walicmcycri
Edward Whittenore.
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Governor Dennison.

FROM long article IN the Cincinnati Catholic
Itfsgrdlh' ~ Tie lsi instant. We take The follow.
ing
The Governor Of ohio. when hish.han,l,i
treason assumed The erminc at sovtreigniy ana
sounded the i0csn OF VAR ulon iis Southern bof.
dcrsi was the first representative 81 loyal State
TO pfoiier n,FiE regiments when only sirsa were
Us proportion 10 measures swords " ith that hold
and criminal usurpaiiOn, and who, within the
space Of H'Hs months mustered over sas Lsslrs,l
hoasand men into the same sacred cause.-The
"oil dfcernrr oi emergency who, relying on the
purity OF M own pclaonal character aud iegsla-
tive indemnity, which he has received. ventute,l
TO stop ~ irIHs'ia the public moneys, handing The
same over 10 the Quariermasisrs bureau a. ain.
ews ofwar-ihc President Of the baltimore Con.
yention, Ia which Lincoln owes grave and
johnson n sccpirc-ihe posufce rcfofmer filling
position which dukes Of the realm royet IN
arisiocracy-r ridden kurope.l introducing an en-.
hrged money-order system, cheapcning postage
Ieorgan'king 100 square miles Of territory.
mus admitting eleven Isolated States into COM
munion ana commerce with the world a gigan-
tic contract land thus becoming, after ali. true
benefacior OF the South snch y the man who
y the hfst 10 move IN the breaking un Of presi.
dent Johnsons Cabinet.
Mr.. Dcnnison was born IN Cincinnati ON the
10Th OF November, 1915, aud j. thus nearly hfty
Que years Of age In ieIl he graduated Al Miami
University, ~ your STATE, and soon after entered
upon the study ~ law IN the Office Of Nathaniel
l'endleion, father ~ ihe late candidate for Inc
Vice Presidency.
For forty years, ending In 1910, the statue.
book Of your State lcgalikcd an EGYPTIAN bond.
age, prescribing God image in ebony from the
right 10 testify aud The right TO live Yes, the
right TO llve-tEe right Of domiclle within your
frontiers. This act In the year last mention
ed, Mr. DennisOn. Ne an Ohio senator. helped 10
Iepeal. ~
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-08-11

ELIMINATES To THE CONGRESSIONAL CONVENTION
The following gentlemen have been selected 10
represent the different districts Of our count,
named In the convention TO nominate n candi.
date Tor Congress for the Second District
FvM Disfricf.-tieo. u. Hare, Thos Hale
WIN. u. Wheeler, John Safer. ST.. Isaac Turn.
baugh.
Si<ih Distr,ei.-Thos. p. wantland. C;eo. "
>. Hoffman, Jacob Shamberger Sr.. John Spicer
IT,, Capt. u. y. Matthews
Ssremh District. -Conrad Tnrnbaugh, Vim.
Foster, Lieut.. A. S. Cooper. n. ". iIoirackcr
Sefgt. u. y. Kirkwood
Ninth Disirioi. John n. I.ongnecker, Jane.
y. Hooper, Abraham Rider, Samuel ". Coale
Geo. u. Stein.
THh DisfTief.-Gen. J. u. Pcarce. Cant. 4
March McComak VIM. q. Vance. Nicholas n
Parker, Sergt. ]. N. Wilson.
EiereHm District.--Dr. David King. John ".
Baker, Jonathan Beans, Il. ". Price, George l..
Edwards.
Trelfk Diaria. WIN. Button, David X. Lus.
by, Alexander Mccormack, Martin DonniGsl,1er.
john Shafer.
The Convention will assemble In baltimore ON
Wednesday the I'D instant. We believe that
every Que Of the delegates named above, are IA
yorable 10 the denomination Of Hon John l..
Thomas.
Ncrs.-The delegates from baltimore Coun.
" TO the nominating convention are requested
70 meet Al Gimor's Hotel, baltimore Street. near
North, ON the morning Of the ed instant NJ 10
o'clock
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-08-11

venilOn, the delegates from the First, second
Third, Fourth, Eighth, and Thirteenth Districts.
assembled In Convention, for the purpose ofelec,.
ing four delegates 10 represent that portion OF
the County included In the Fihh Congressional
District In the Convention TO nominate candI-
date for Congress, which assemblies az Elico,,s
Mills on the I'D instant, The Convention or
ganized by calling Powell Grisco,v, Isq., to the
Chair, and appointing Col John G.. Holland
Secretary. Upon ballot being had, the follow.
ing gentlemen were declared elected delegates
and Hlterna,es, viz -Deicgo'ss-Capiain James
". Armacos', Col. John c. Holland, VIM. Gam
brill, y. n. liaighl. Ah,r"s,es-Powell Girls
com, Edward whitIemOrc, 7. n. Sslnderson. y.
l.. Larsh. The Convention then adjourned.
NorE.-Some of the District meetings on
Saturday last, elected five delegates 10 meet in
the Convention At Ellicotts Mills This was u
mistake, OF course al the districts arc entitled
tn only four dclenatcs I
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-08-11

RoHnEgY Is BALTIMORE CorSrY.-lnformallon
was furnished Captain Cassel on Monday that
Mr. Joshua Goodall, residing in Green Spring
valley. Baltimore county, had been robbed OF
silver watch and chain, valued at $50, set OF
gold studs, valued at SIS, aud $50 In Govern
ment money, and that young man named John
Thomas, who had been in the employ OF Nj.
Goodall was suspected OF having committed the
robbery, as he had dccamped, and the SUPPOSE
ton was that he had come TO this city. Acting
in accordance with the information furnished
them they were ON the lookout for young Thomas
and on the same night Sergeant Cadwaladcr, Of
the western district, succeeded in arrcsiing him
at the Northern Central Railroad depot. The
young man at first seemed TO be considerably as
tonslcd that he should he arrested on the charge
of robbery. but ON being taken TO the station
house he Acknowledged his guilt, aud search be-
ing made the stolen property was found upon
his person. lie stated that he was formerly
from Fredericksburg, Va, but for the past month
had been in the employ ol Mr. GOodall The lat.
ter gentleman appeared at the station house yes
icrday morning and identified his property. Mr.
Goodall stated that the robbery had been COM
mitcd in the absence OF bis family. The accused
was by Justice Showacrc committed for the ac-
ton Of the Baltimore county authorities. - Ohm
msrcidi o''h. Sh ms
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Al q Primary Meeting - ihe Unconditional
rl.ion men "f the above district. held Ca >ai.
urday last. Matthew Murray. ESQ, wa. elected
Chairman. and Dr. q. ". Cadden. Secretary.
on motion "i Rufus King, the foll"wing res
"lutions were adopted
Rcs9ircd. That those Wha have .nd.Aynr.d
by war To- suhv"rt N" Government of the Uni.
ted states. 'hogld not assi.; Ia making law.
Tor Ia" nati"n until they have furnished nj.
iricni security against iuture rebellion and
sci.'i a their representative in t'onsrc.. i,.i
q objectionable loyalty.
Scv,frca. That the Constitutional ame idncnt
hr"i-Ascd by Congress at It's lat. session, j. th.
best security from the States lately ia rebel
liuu. with which the Union men 81 Marvlnnd
will D" content; aud We will supts,rt IA. ,u,,.
tor either branch "f the State L. si-laiurc wiz,
Is nn, known Ia hc ia favor 1T the.rst .fratinn
90; that amendment.
Rosoir,d. Tha, Senator Creswcll and Rcpre
sentaiives Francis aud John l.. Thomas. Ir., in
acting IA consonsnce with the majority Of Con
gross relative o. reconstruction e the rnun-
try. reflected faithfully the wishes 81 the tried
Union men Of their state.
Resolre'l. That the present stat. Regi.trv
Law should neither be repealed nor 9. essentially
modified until such time as those who are ~
virtue 81 it, provisions declared from suffrage
have brought forth "fruit meet for repentance. :"
nor will We tolerate any attempt ~ evade -
Rulliiy any Of it, provisions.
ksae'sed. That we are for sustaining the Reg
istFy Law Hnd Constitution Of the State which
expressly prohibits both Fclsl and negro suf
frage.
The following delegate were elected b. the
county Convention s---jcsse Garrett, Rufls
King. Edw. J. Bell, Aquila Amos and George
l.. Edwards. the following delegates were
elected To the Congressional Convention e. con
vcne Ia Baltimore, on the 22d of August, 10
nominate - candidate 10 represent the ~ Con-
grcssional district of Maryland DIR. u. King
Geo. l.. Edwards, John W. Baker, Jonathan
Beans aud X. NJ. Price.
4 letter was received from Judge 8. ". Fails.
expressing his regret at being unable 70 attend
tho meeting
The Precedent. in short speech, stated 10
the meeting tina, he had been voter for sixty
years and had never seen the time when il wa.
more important for all good citizens, all loyal
men. 10 60 Ia work heart and soul for the g,sol
Of the country that the questions IN be settled
by the approaching election were of vital In.
terest 10 the whole country that the country
wanted permanent peace-wanted security
against future rebellion. lie bore strong upoa
the Governor aud his satellites who have PROV
en- faithlsss Ia the great principle oi the Union
party, aud would practically nulliiy the Reg
istry Law. 20 which they owe their positions.
On motion, IL was ordered that these proceed .
ing' b" published in the Baltimore Go. rs.sa.
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Penalties for Illegal Registration, or
Illegal Voting.

We invite the attention Of q whom il NAV con.
Germ to the following provisions of the Regi..
try Law
TIE LEI o Isis. cbgS,r ia .Sci,op so. ,.ro.
| riis' o. 'oilolrs
~ Z caaefef. That IL any officer Of regst ration
shall knowingly. corrupily. and fraudulently.
IN violation Of the provisions OF article first Of
the Constitution, or Of this Act. permit the name
| Of any disqualified person 10 be entered on the
list or register Of qualified voters, or exclude
,hereirom the name Of any qualified voter, he
shall, upon conviction thereof forfeit and pay a
/ the Of not less than one hundred nor more than
I'VE hundred dollars for each offence, and shall
be disqualified from holding any Office Of honor.
profit or trust, and from exercising the elective
| franchise In this State.
SEc. %. Ne II enacted, That IL any Judge of
Election shall knowingly violate any Of the pro-
visions Of this Act, OF Of the first article Of the
Constitution relating to the elective franchise. he
shall, on conviction thereof forfeit aud nav "A
line OF no; less than one hundred nor more than
i've hundred dollars and shall he DISQUALIFIED
from holding office aud voting.
SEc. %. Ne enacted. That any person taking
the oath herein required, and swearing falsely
In relation 10 matters connected Herewith, shall
on conviction Thereof. be deemed guilty OF terju-
ry and shall be sentenced 10 the peni,cntiary Tor
not less than one nor moIe than eight years and
be disqualified from voting and holding Office
re- The recent massacre Of loyal men in New
Orleans by an Infatuated rebel mob. and the con.
neciioT Of Presiden, Johnson with this unfortu.
nate affair, affords one OF the mos, striking in
stances Of the working Of the Presidents policy
that has yet been afforded. The State Conven.
ton which was broken up BY the rebels. and
number OF its members murdered. aud others
MANNED b, the fioisTs, was composed Of UulOu
men conspicuous for their loyalty during the war
The mee,ing Of the Convention was fully sane.
toned by Governor Wells, who was duly elected
10 tina, Office, and has been regularly engaged In
disOharging the duties Of the position While
the loyal men OF New Orlean. were diving from
wounds inflicted By the Inob engaged in the work
Of suppressing Convention which had been thus
legally called together. the President sent dis.
paich--not to Governor Wells. aho was the
proper officer for hr was No, reliable hut 10 his
Attorney -t;eneral andrew HERON, a
prominent re,el ihroughou, the war ealllag the
Convention a usarpa,ion. aud directing that all
unlawful assemblies must he suppressed Gen.
Sheridan. gallant officer ~ the war was thus
required TO net under orders or a notorious rebel
In supervising 40 assembly at loyal men This
| unwarranted assumption Of eKecaiivr anthori,y
shows how much sincerity there I. In Pre.lden,
Johnson's views regarding the rights ~ lndivid.
ual States.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-08-11

PETTY TmgyiSC N Tig COUNTY For some
time past, since the beginning Of the vegetable
aud frui, season, there have been innumerablc
complaints lodged nj the police station OF the
dcprcda,ions OF petty thieves from the city, who
under cover Of darkness, remmbulaic the suburbs
OF the city with bags or baskets. aud steal any
thing they can lay their hands on. Ia some ca
scs potato patches aud gardens have been literal
~ " cleaned on, by them aud 80 extensive
have their operations become that many of the
farmers and gardeners keep some one ON watch
about their premises nightly. Yesterday one OF
these " raiders WAS captured by policeman
Phillip with basket in his possession filed with
tomatoes which BE- had stolen from the premises
Of Mr.. George Adicr. on the Philadelphia road
near the city limits. lie gave his name as Jacob
Schrsler. and after an examination before Justice
llchdcn WAS committed TO answer the charge Of
larceny. -- hfus, f'if' tf ~, ,N
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-08-11
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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-08-11

re- Some OF the coppcrhead newspapers arr
publishing lis, Of military met who are sup
Por'ers Of % Ny Policy" Why don't they com.
ple,c the column More " Generals % than they
have named are with the President. IIerr are
some ofhis aso'rs'i supporters
jefferson Davis, ten. II. T.. Lev. ten. Iieaure.
gard, Gen. Early. Gen. Stewart, Gcn. longs,rcst,
Gen. Mcclellan, col. Mosby. Andersonville
wir'z, aud Wilkes Booth in spirit, llcisier ely.
mer. q. l.. vallandigham. Robert Toombs, Guer-
rilla Morgan, Every Southern Rebel. Every
Northern copTerhead Dcser,ers and Stockholders.
81 '.aa''a~, The Democratic party, Brcad-and.
Buiier-llrgade.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-08-11

PRizE CoNcEHT .-For some time We have been
advertising ia our columns n notice 81 prize
concert, to take place Ia Washington on ,he25ih
81 sept, under the auspicgs ~ the National Sol
diers' and Sailors Union. From inquiries and
roiefenees We are satisfied that the affair will be
properly and honestly conducted, aud those
wishing 10 invts, 10 this enierprise eau purchase
tickets n this otire. Tor particulars SEE adver-
tisemeut IN another column.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-08-11

ses- prominent Democratic paper Of ,hi,
State says that the " great issue in the coming
election is negro suffrage. The writer knew
when he penned that line that the assertion was
utterly groundless. The European war has abou,
as much to do with the coming election in Ma
ryland as negro suffrage. As has been the case
during the past year, the Coppcrhead leaders are
making systematic efiOr, to carry the election
by incorporating the true issues involved in
the contest, and by appeals TO the preiudees and
passions Of the masses. They have tried ,hi.
method for wears and have always been defeated
DO they eSPec, to succeed any better this time
Thopeople have no, gone back ward in intelligence
and virtue. and they will rebuke these dema.
gogage' at the polls this year n, they have done
in the past.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-08-11

ACaFTuns.-I, Is already evident that the
original philadelphia CONVENTION party 10 Out.
aanked by the Democrats, and Southern sympa.
ihinsrs. tits scarcely Iess evident that within y
fortnight will be captured and held by them.
u Is mos, eviden, Of all that when the time comes
and the seizure is made, II will not amour, 10
much, ~ fac as unlon men are concerned, since
only s'raEslsu from tina, party will be- there.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-08-11

va john Pops, was arrested Ia Iialtimor,,
city, ON Wednesday last, charged with false
swearing before the register Of the - ward.
and held 10 bail In the sum Of $500. Some Of our
baltimore county rebels may find Themselves In
the same presiicament before they arc much older.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-08-11
NEW UNITED STATES
BOUNTIES.
INCREASED PENSIONS.

NDER recent Act of Congress, Sol der ai
- 1851, aud are. in certain Eases. emit
lied 10 an ADDITIONAL BOUNTY fro,. H..
United States.
Soldiers who were Disabled in the late Var
by the loss 1t eye sight. arm. leg, de-, Ac,. mr..
entitlod 60 an INCREASE or PENSION 81,
s25. $50 and ei5. WIDOWS AND on
PllANs are also entitled 10 INCREASE on
PENSION under late Act.
Persons writing for information will plcns,.
state the Name of the soldier, hi. Co,nnsn,.
aud Regiment, with the date Of enlistment an.
discharge or death also. how much Bounty g,
Pension received. and II the Soldier /. dcn.l
give the name or names Of the nearest of kin
Adlress, lenelosing Poatagc sIninn f..rrnlI. 1
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-08-11

Se- james henrietta and Wm Mclaughlin,
have Oeen arrested on The charge Of participa.
ting Ia the riot In the York Road ears a lew
nights ago. They have been handed over 20
the county auihofiiie.
David Wilson, wm. Wilson aud WIN. A..
Vincent, ch.Egsd with participation in the same
riot, on "Wednesday last. surrendered 90 the
county authoTiiics. and weir released on hail bv
Justice irwin
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Ne,O advertisement.
LuthOrvillo Female Seminary.

TIVE THIRTEENTH ANNUAL SESSION
Il 1t this Institution will begin on
Monday. SsF'caJsr ari. i,gG.
E1-For Catalogues or further information.
apply I" Raw u. sADTLEG. 4. NJ.
I'HixtirAl.
Lutheryill". baltimore county. Nd.
August il.-5t.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-08-11

DnorrED DEAD.--On saturday last, Nr. WIN.
slade. an old and respected citisen OF any La
dye Aaner, add . blacksmith BY trade, drop
red dead 10 BE shop whilst In The act Of shoeing
horse. lie vas taking 10 a gentleman al the
tine, and had no, sxhlblisd NJ slightest sign Of
Hines.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-08-11

-. The Democrats held their State Convrn.
on wednesday last, and elected delegates 10 the
philadeiphia Convention. The delegates from this
Oosgresslon.l Convention are Richard 0rason
and Henry W. Archer.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-08-11

CONGRESS having repealed the Internal
y Revenue Law. taxing Fertilizers xix peg
cent. beg leave 10 inform the Farmer that
from this day the same per ccntags will d. it-
ken oil the retail price Of MORO PHILLIPS
SUPER PHOSPHATE OF LIME. viz: S6o.uo.
less per cent. making the retail price Row
SiG. f. per ton Of 2.nu0 lbs. IN Philadclpl f.
"a nj nuttitnor,
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DIED.

Suddenly on the 9TH instant. 81 MY Lady.
Manor" Baltimore county. Wv. n. 81 W.. in
the 5gth year Of his age.
On the 9Th inst, wiLLiAV F"Nrrorr. 10 tho
Tith year Of his age.
On the 9TH inst. ia Baltimore county Fan.
tERicA HAHIauOnsr
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-08-11

Tut AxE At WoaA. Nelson Cooper. E..l., has
Teen appointed Pustma.itr at this town, vice
James Sheriden, removed. Sir. Cooper SUPPORTS
nav policy Mr. Sheriden doesn nj
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-08-11

SuiEr igscItDE --ua Friday 81 last week Mr..
Jacob Wisncr. residing near this town. sent
load Of hay "a TOWN. 30 charge ola negro man.
When The wagon reached the scales another ne
gro stepped up aul stated o. wished to purchase
account. and iv'l'r- y driver 90 deliver the
hay at certain place and De- would be paid the
balance The hay Mas t.h,n 10 the place direct
ell and unloaj,l. when the driver a.ked Tor his
money. 10 was hen iouui that the negro who
had bought the h.,, 40 the ssa,,s had went to
this place where 'Ac$at MAS delivered. sold it.
received the money Tor 10, aud then cleared out
NJ. Wisn'r w,ui io tuwn ou saturday, and from
information received. obtained q warrant for the
arrest o. Frank Gar, negro whom be formerly
owned. &c Has fully Identified hy the driver
Of the wagon. and committed To Jail ,o await the
action of ''e Grand ery
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-08-11

\ Tmrr.-un Tuesday Of last week a. man
named George Rogers. who hns been Tor some
time living with Mr. lliser. near Swami Lake,
took FROM the residence ot tha' gentleman. coat
valuable lir, locl; handkerchief. and a
lot 81 tobacco. and lcfi. proceeding Ia the store
81 Mr.. jaime. uu ia" Falls Road where he stole
another coaL u pair Ell pants vest, hat. pair Of
stockings and g: pair of drawers. Every effort
has been made 10 iinl him but wiihnu, success.
81 the Pufn,ll Legion
Since tn atotc WAS written We have learned
OF Roger, capture. officer jno O.. Knight. Of
this county took the ,isc in hand and pursued
the thief through % portion OF Anne Arundel
county. recovering the stolen property fourteen
miles this side 81 Annapolis. Following the
trail az, be succeeded IN capturing the alleged
robocr in Annapolis. ga Saturday evening. and
brought h's pr- ucy back 90 our county mil
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-08-11

LirnEgyuta FrNAtr SEriSAnl The ihir-
teenih annual session Of this institution will be-
gin on Monday, September "a We DO not really
know q n better school Tor Young ladies than
ihis one. III 40 experiment IL has been in ex-
isicncc for year, and numbers. even from dis
taht states can attest 90 the efficiency Of the
teachers. the cXceleucy Of the course Of insiruc.
tion adopted. the health uf the location and the
great care taken for the mental and material
good ~ tie pupils