The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-11-03
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&D~f you vote for the johnson ticket, you
vote to levy the enormous tax of sS5,OOO,OOO TO
pay the Ok -slaveholders of our State who refu-
sed TO give dollar TO save the nation.
GaB-H you vote the johnson ticket, you must
endorse the wretches who starved our brave
boys at Andersonville, Belle Isle. Libby, and .
hundred other prison bells.
SzB>f you vote the johnson ticket, you vote
against the cause which the Union army fought
for.
aB-If you vote for the johnson ticket, you
vote to make the power of every rebel in the
Southern States equal TO those Of two loyal men
in the Northern States.
B-It you vote the johnson ticket, you must
endorse the traitor JEFF. Davis and his comrades
Leo, Stephens, &C., and two other traitors equal
ly ss bad-Andrew johnson and Tom Swami.
@-If yov vote the johnson ticket, you vote
to make United States Senator of the rene
Gauo LON OWouu'
G~Remember the johnson Swami party
voted % not g man and pot dollar"
S4r Remember the johnson Swami party op-
posed soldiers voting IN the field. Soldiers can
now kill their votes at home.
@-Would you vote for Union, Peace and
Freedoms Then vote the Union ticket.
M&~If the last Congress was q runp" Con-
gress, Andy Johnson had better fork over the
$25 900 it voted him, because all its acts are IL
legal.
~Do you want loyal rulerss Vote the
Union ticket
@-If you vote the johnson ticket, you vote
to have q tax of $35,OOO,OGO imposed upon the
people of Maryland to pay former STAKEHOLDER 8
for the negroes they owned when the new Con
stitution was adopted.
@-If you vote for the Johnson candidates,
you vote a tax of $4,000, 900 upon the people Of
Baltimore county to pay the former slave-own-
ers Of Maryland for the negroes who have been
freed. r8fEfr sgu
@-If you vote the johnson ticket, you vote
to place in power men who cursed the flag and
bossted of having given aid to the rebels.
~voters! remember that the Johnson
party in Maryland is pledged to pay former
slave-owners for all the elavos freed in this
State.
g-If you vote the johnson ticket, you vote
for prescription and taxation.
@>If you vote the johnson ticket, you vote
to reward tho traitors who murdered your sons
and brothers in the war with treason.
NB-If you vote the johnson ticket, you must
denounce the principles the Union army fought
for.
a@- Stevenson Archer declared the war for
the Union failure, and the blood of our brave
soldiers to have been shed in vain. Is it pos
sible that he has the face to ask loyal men to
vote for him
r Tax Payers are you willing that Thirty
Foe Millions Of Dollars shall be drawn from
your pockets to ray for emancipated slaves
If not, then vote against the Copperhead can
didates for the House of Delegates.
GS~ Remember, That every vote for our can
didates for the House Of Delegates is vote
against imposing tax Of Thirty-Five Millions
of Dollars bpon the people of Maryland to pay
for tho emancipated slaves.
2a- Samuel Z. Crosby, Jasper N. Slack,
1t. Cooper, Capt Haverstick, Nicholas II.
Parker, and David X. Lusby are pledged, if
elected, TO use their utmost endeavors to defeat
the copperhcad plan of taxing our people Ihir-
ty- Fsue Millsons Of Dollars to pay for emauoipa
ted slaves
~ II you veto the johnson ticket, you vote
to make loyalty odious and treason respectable
@ The duty of every Union man is to vote
the WHOLE ticket. Let no personal animos
ity cause you 10 scratch single name. Don't
split your ticket; it 10 good one. Vote the
whole of IL.
2B~ Vote the full ticket. 1t is no time for
scratch ing Wnen JrAlLOrb arc "dlLuB W IeJOlCe
over every Democratic triumph. Vote the
whole ticket.
mS~ Andrew johnson, in his late tour. dis
covered thirty-six stars at every railway sta
ton. 1t is expected that after tho 9Th of No
vember be will see moro.
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~ Voters Of Baltimore
County! Are yow act1llng to
bring a tar Of $35, 900, 900
upon the people. to pay for tie
Eponcipated Slaves 2 If so,
cote tie CoppeaheGd Ticket on
the 9TH of November.
What Does the Amendment
Propose P
LIST. That every citizen of the United States,
rich or poor white or black, shall be protected in
life liberty and property, and that the rebel ars-
tocracy Of the South shGU not reUive Slavery un-
der another name, and they shall not Cypress the
loyal people of that region, Of any race.
Sd. That representation in Congress shall be
in proportion to the voting population and that