The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-03-10
Union Mas 1Eootinw AZ Toweontown,

Union Mass Meeting nc Toweontcwn.
Pursuant 10 previous public notice, q Mass
Meeting cflhe loyal citizens Of the County, was |
held al the Court House, In this place, on Moo.
day nigh, last, Considering the shOr, notice
given, the Union party Of the County wss well
represented.
The assemblage was called TO order By John
7. Ensor, Eco. on whose motion the following
genilemen were unanimously elected officers OF
the mes,iug, via ;-Pssssfeai h,hn u. Long
necker Iics. Psssidsnfs, Samuel Robinson. Geo.
w. Aier, James 0. Councilman, Jesse u. Wing
ling, Jonathan Tracy, John lnshAm, JAMES Mo-
Bride, Henry l.. Bowen. T. Marshall Wilson,
Thomas Francrs, Philip CLARK, WIN. u. Hosley,
Edward lowering Screisries, Chas. \. Conner,
Bsaic Price, A. $. Cooper, Chas whi,icmorc
and John ". WHISTLER.
on Motion Of John X. Harvey, ESQ.,, a Com
mi',ce OF seven was appoinisd to dram resOiu.
tOns expressive Of the s-n~e OF the mesting, 10
which duty the Chair appointed the following
gentlemen john 7. Easor, Chairman (; Charles
u. whi,'emOrc, John X. Harvey, David X. Lus-
by, James Sheridan, Geo. Sloihower aud Thos.
'. F0rsyihe, Who retired for the parpose ofdran.
ing resolutions.
RkNARks % mn. FRAuGR.
The Chairman iairodacrd lion. John n. Fra.
zer, late 81 eakrr Of the uouse Of Drlexatrs. who
"a d he had hoped that as the var was over there
would be the same harmony. tue same reacr.
that there was before the faeiiouists, North and
south, had PreciPiiA,~i this country Into the
late bloody civil var. lie still hoy--d therr
would te ieace aud harmony, but u there was
10 he a contest, he would frankly say he was on
the side OF the President. Applause
NJ. Frazier said that the SENATE aud Housr of
Representatives had RICH, To Judge Of ,ae quail.
lhcatons of particular persons who might apply
for admission 10 SEATS la Congress. hot neither
House, nor both Of them together had any right
10 exclude NnOle states. those State, werv nov
"a the Union, OF else oceans Vt blood had beva
sgili 20 vain There status in the Cnioa had
hecn recognized By the highest act Of proof :ha,
could te shown or given that they wrrr IN the
ai"n they had belped 10 anend the COnsuta-
uon, aud this vas the strongest proof Of th.ir
teing IN the Union II they Wer. not 10 the
nion iof every purposr the Constitutional
amendment Providing for the abolition Of slavery
vas not adopted. for 10 give thst efsrr, thrt..
ioaf,hs 81 the states must rAtify ~ aud there
~er- no. ihrrc-ionrlhs u The States that bad no,
b-vn rebellion
hea any person no matter what hsd hs~n hi.
snic'-irn'. came oui Tor the L nion and fur The
Fresiltn'. he sogld gave him his hand and bad
him "od-spssd- Applause lie ~as 10 favor
% eif'ng the n-gfu al ~ just fighis lie thank
81 God that slavery hsi b,~n abolished a. q 70
suit % the var be sogld DO al 10 his poSer 20
I pr"ie'' ihs uegro. except by rnsking him hi.
eqaal a. the halloi-box sud ,hs, be wuald never
'lu~nt % Do AadrsW Johnson had alw.vs
hesn hrm msu his whole life had shou~d
ihhi hr had bsea true ~ ihosr u hls owu raos
an4 he Nas lot SHADING BY him lie sad b.
ihoegni rrF~rs~uiatts-s from ths S1uthern STATE
4 80 -.
Soaif D. They tAik-1 u aAnlittins delegates
irum feunessre, snd he teiiere,i that uoulA b.
,oHoHrs b. the admisi0n q representative,
+ Tom Other >ouihern Stairs NJ Fran.s ibsn
eliogiEea VI Joan~oa sal e.oas Of n. earr~r
'roui 20 h-mth i0x esh,a 70 iA- PrrsiIsn "a
mansion. at II nanv noble Ats Il his i = and
'a.i tn- aoh.-si % - ~as hs r-fus- 90 scrvpt
'ae rnsi poser oeerrd him - tshgfrs,
HE-.,tcrioss
Nisr ii.s ooaeia.isa u NJ Frass~rs r,n.rk,
/ he co'nm,'tv rvtsra-i sra ih- foro-ias r--o-
4Huas
Hsrr-s' 10 hs. 49, no.. 81 th- -s.f.n,' o,-.-
f 'I pos "' 'ar a.on i-rfv ~ oa, cuun'rv sa-~
ia- Orras * oct 90 30 r,t-li.or 49, aus. a,f
oral nen .1o-.4 fai- W. ta. iossi rs-u o.
.tat. uar- Coantt in ussung ss.rmti~.l actin.
-Fvn ihs-s Pusapl~- sEaia susoaae- @ .. tl-
fufr~f-s'unr - 'fu~ aiuaisu and sxain bi~,.e.
80 'altA ~ etch eth-s 10 carry % at tA-rrfsr-
Z -
h.fai,ef fhai Aadrrr lshuson Pr--ilou'
~ ffr rH-'i sat- uefHfl har~ 80 n. - Geo.
hirarr aal o@issr nst ia his veto 4toa ths
D r-~fu~u har-~u aai BE- rsrsnsfrsst,s.n r.,f..
'r o. zee a. reos 10 -tpss.--d ~ G~iinxs N
la'sr nse'titr ~ 10 .ey.l cita~us - nsrt I'D
Afsetr'f Iasi unfs ifhsian9.rE thr aia-r,ntv
NJ sptuaea f-furvu 90 Pr-sasifuf as4 soaxr-.. a.
20 ias s-a9e,' " fr-ousifultsoa. fh~fv ~ttsss 70
~ .-4sn''ni 2. De- a.ssnng. - a~F~fss- Oh
lsf.i 'a hsfrzausa4s a. 4sr1rat u hat a.
F4tf Nntr rsfh stauIt and tscisrw Inst thal aloe
Be- net au1 Sever pas ts~n ars.ais~d hi tit-
>t.'re sf" 49, al -ssf hsss h-~a 10 ~ T. ri.su
ilsi fFprrssu affia- - sat snf ruasi fufiast..
f'lrn n-ru % alta tied is...fs az - -, 40 ans
bat aue~ eiaFf sh~s4.a have suy ofrr % pl.er
4ctrr tas t.orsfana~ut
A1a-trsf isai shilst % ssrs- . ilh ths Frrs.-
ieni aui ~ Prvf-sr-'i ~ staaG ~ bim nss-r-
f4r.~ss 20 he s.ss ~ The 4ri.r act ,sa.tsst-
Ni.'s p iaa' sr~af p-f'r eho-- gsfriufisu 3D..
irfamfhanif csrl - ~ csaafry lhfoagh ta~
80 epou .n 10 iusagarafsd ~ ffa.iors sn4
tsi~i' 80 shoa.i eoanss n,~l~rafion sad '8r.
t~araaes aot consultation on ~ parf - ous to
af.rt flien4s fn th- sai fhat 10 traits ~ 5,,r
60 iar' AS nefihr-s msy ct perish asi ithsf
ia car srssp
h'sss'ra iAaf - ARE .acur, .sr.lly oppu.sa
- .ts-a su1rags sad sill o. ths a,rna-t = saf
SONY -esisf 81 sftruri. 20 foftr uf1n oar
peofi" -hsihsf -. q siismpi. - naAs ~, -r.lr
-nirr cslpf sfois~r gigeefs ~ ~heth-r th~y b.
of-uiy arovsf
Rrss'r-i Thai uAils 'h- Ssas. i.,riy "a r.s.,a
lon shosa - r-xarasd - state. q ID. p,.,o.
sad s~ssf hssiug I'D 80 righi 10 20 cat o. 90
The sadsrs " ~ f~o~iiaa N tho~~ StAsr. shoui
90 - sfmiiisd - s-ats 10 The Congr~-. u ibs
Cuitsd States
Hssufrsa, That aiis sxpr.s ~ k.ii~.t
couhdsncs IN the Frssiieai 90 woaia coast,isr
y oaF daiy - loyal ciiiIsas 10 ~tpsess ooaa isacs
% ias oysi m-u " Congress. t@ii..ing tl-f 90 =
fsfy short lac ihsy sna Oh. Prss5d~ri = ID .ors
hfrnoaiossl! isgeissr FOR ~ god " tAs uhols
TAs rrsOia',oas -srs adopted
aExAsks " "a GSrnow1n
NJ Geo. Slothouer. nsu.lsv ~ iA- la,s IIoa.,
uas called arou ~ sp~ak. aud IN fespon-- aid
that spanking vas not bis socsfiou. Ia, he Hs-a
. pl'se The people, snd here ~ uoald s~y that
b. endorsed Audrvu johnson IN all he bad aoa.
- far Bot he ;hnEgh, 81 sh-s- ns--.sng. r,--..-
iar~ that - Itiie more tiue had hen aiiou "a
tongrrss and the P~s.dsni woald com. into
Harmonious Hseasarss that ell the sigas u the
iim~s shosed THIS that one party had eoas a
little too far and now uoui ~ glad "a gel bAek
lie Sas "a favor u noae bot loyai men b~isg
PLACED ia p9wer. and be couns~led unity aad
hafmony 10 The L aion Esariy and he hot-sd that
~ woaid Lave fearr, harmony and prosperity
REsAHKs 90 NJ Exsoa
W Easor was then called upon. add ia ~
sPouse, arOse aud said that he waa Feady To
sp~ak openly 10 nighi, ~ be did 90 q pebble
a-e'iBg ue~k after the mrmorabls 18th Of
April for the rnioa, and sothiag bat The union.
Applaass. tie said he vas ia favor Of aons
bu, loyal Iaen being placed Ia poser. !, haa
be~n said that the Prssidsat sas going 10 Ill out
the party he did not heisvs 10; he bslieved
that he would l-e true 90 the party that elected
him the commitie~, Of Shich he had the honor
10 ie chairman, did not btiisve ihs aud therefor,
had reported resolutions endorsing 'h- President