Maryland free press. [volume] (Hagerstown [Md.]) 1862-18??, 1866-09-27
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,s''1a 's'tNUNf4}ER 22.
Our congressional Noniinee. =

MArLsBY al, our masthead as the candi.
date ofthe National Union Party for Con-
eress, in the Fourth District of Maryland.
tn,the selection of Col. .Maulsby as our
standard. bearer in the coming contest, the
Convention Which assembled Wes.m;n-
ster on the 18th issr.nt, did. we'll 1t is
true. .illat other agoq2l 2!llya and ,rpelms were pre-
seBtmeut by tarir Fiji flhiiiep'ih fr sthe .distin-
gushhcd lonor ,whlish has been :, conferred
upon Cpl, Maulsby, and bad tlhts, ehsics
fallen upon either. he would have prsseiy-,
ed the cordial and luntirins support Of Col
Maulsby and his friends and we are glad
to know that the othes SeHtlciheh and all
their friends, williiiow unite as leoFdiaHy
and enthusiastically in the support Of che
nominee as a'their personal prefe rcnces
had'been gratificd. This, with uniiring
and unccasing work until six o'clock on
the day of election, renders the success of
Colonel Maulsbspositiaoly certain. la,qati
In Colonel Slaulsby we havc a high
toned honotable hndrehivsheus gentlemen
:-one upon whom alf can unite! He was
one of the first to respond to his Couutry's
f,call. lie abandoned his Lucrative practice
at the BarAentsred, tile fell to suppress
the rebellion and savo'thc Union-formetf
a regiment. and before lios'unds Ind been
provided iy the government, ;. equipped i,
BY his own efforts and at.his ewR4 expense
in,tLe ,liiekest pfthe thtee days batl
tie st Gettysburg, and there led the charge
upon tic, rebel. rile, pitsH-impaircd Ibis
health by by,thehaTdshipslani exposures to
which he ives bjoetsd, .iaud about the
close of the war received an honorable diS-
charge and resumed .the practice of his
tprofcssiuasT All 4ia6 patriots and iovefs of
thciteG Country and its defenders, will fsik
around the ssa6dard lofCoi.l hfaalsby q
one man! nAll who wish to see The Union
restored and out Country at peace and Its
people Happy and prosperous, wifi support
|
kCoi: MsulEby, forihe maintains that the
Constitution Of Washington and' Ills s7Icao COM. II
peers should sohtinde as it cdinfs from ftt tteiir IL
hands, and that Negro Suffrage and Negro Veg Z,
Equality are hateful To the sight nldpTn and con L.
temptation of White men" ''t '"'" 70 90
Frank Thomas, the competitor ntHo Of ,coI..
Maulsby, Voted for Negro Suffrage. IIres
voted ft tie Frecdman's Bureau Diil.
the, Constitu' ional Amendments which
were Intended 20 disgrace the South and
reduce misrepresentation, in Congress,
and finally, gockcted $4,000 Extra Pay
\ which the late Radical Congress voted to
its members, He,neyer shoulder a mus mus
ket in his country's defence but is eve,
ready to'sote for Negro Suffrage d.take
Extra Payf Willyou trust sueh lo d man
any longer!- F,cOlsytck taio,.f' aNosH'i :
.sIad q, J. -s-sf- ----l- .4.iiius,s IL
! aEsrThei,sHOld NV ar, IIorsc 10 Franz
Thomas, a hHs beem pefambulating~ ,thi,
county for the lasttwo weeks 81 He visitee
1 this city on Monday evening last, 'ant
made a a.speech for his Radical, friends, II
which helegislation ,of Congress and hi
/. ownsaction as "a, member thereof wis lspe
i cially y lauded.s CONSERVATIVES were atten
ded sto,iH tho usudlh abusive style, and ul
the patriotism 'and deeency'iwcre, 10 NIr
4 Thomas own3 satisfaction 81 shown to aekis
\ n.the Radiealpary. The most cexirem
doctrines were avowed and, mot IL sithr
hearty approval fromrthe Radioafypor
ofihis auditory oChcors' were given 10
Congress and Thad! Stevens and groan
\ for the president of the United States
4 The "Old War Horse" gave unmistaEea
q Bile signs Of mot being in. the ihetsled con
dition necessary for az nlecessfuli ruhovc
the Con- gressionals scoarset He iackjdsh
fire. and vigor ofesrlcr days hndHmdiea
y ,ions ofrbreaking down'wcre plainly man
fcsss'>Uuless alfItlfea signs signally' full
= thiseampaigh will close Ais7p6lhieai ri
4 rcer. -ACuAstss1stad 4tc3uhf6x.H nal ais
s'd2i1 81! a,;Al,dl JIlss.s l14 ihdi ~ ,"s -
4 aidi jgrls The CioEen tFoota1. ,ion
4 The Raaiqsls of, this rcoahty iHitrwiih A
rccolleetbdy ybaited aitfapfSst the votes 4
Z Itlshmen by eulogizmg thcoFsiian Omos'
g ment and denohnciug itheN President I "a
enforcing the neutrality 'lawsu'p passedfnt
li Congress, in Il aaesolatieh' at thsiriateqli
6 the convention! raNten- who have pesseeuts
! foreigners with vindictive bitterness
n da,tghtsAt this straw to saaci ztlscmli fsel
sinking yet these vptyi nsen' arelaow fatf
sane baaawklroh s,had 4, VSeekehay WI
. has tast ehkt thp following slarbaponltaior
I cddcitixeas?ty cqaaiszing aheas'withs a
= ;. groesidms eli y hs,xo7ib nsiw ind bais
,sswc.ara 'ihfuryceaIt too ,nluch l. y shakespeare
= from fnryiyn bands, who wb.le i'm search Of fs'
! dom d,ny THAT Blessed boon 10 those who .
their eaaast..- s1om 2nid,od e9sTfigs o