The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-06-30
The Union Rxecutive Committee,

AAO CaAop 48ocutlVe Commhtgoo.
Pursuant To cali nom its Chairman, this
body assembled at Towsontowu ON Wednesday
last, twelve members being present, five Of whom
were employees In the Custom House and Inter.
nal Revenue Collectors Office John H. Long.
necker Esq, one or the members OF tho Commit.
tee from the Ninth District. offered the following
resolutions for the consideration OF the meeting
WHEREAS II should be, and no doubt really T.
the wish every truly loyal man in the State OF
Maryland, and particularly in Baltimore county
that tue nion party proper, should be kept ia.
tact during thu ensuing fall Campaign, At least
Therefore be il
Resolred, That the members Of the Cuion Exc.
cniive Committee Of Baltimore county, this day
assembled, do most positively aud onphatieally
declare their adhesion 10 the present Registry
law Of Maryland, aud arc opposed TO any repeal
or modification thereof
R,soireS, That ia order 10 a moro perfec, nm.
dersianding amongst the loyal element OF the
county, We do hereby recommend that the Union
men OF baltimore county, assemble in primary
meetings, At the usual places OF holding th,i,
meetings IN the different districts. on the els,
day OF July, to elect five delegates to assemble "a
Towsoniown ON the Esd DAY of july TO elect
delegates to State Convcntion, aud 70 eTprss,
in opinion ~ 20 their future course cf action. and
who have heretofore voted aud acted With tho
Union party shall participate.
These resolutions were ss,eof,d D., 4. vo,,.o,
cigh, TO four. \ series OF resolutions endorsing
President johnson aud Gov. Swami were then
offered and adopted, by the same vote. We would
have been pleased To publish the resolutions
adopted. but they wer taken to baltimore as
soon rs the Committee adjourned. and we have
not hren shle TO get hold % them Other busi.
ness was transacted bu, ms the proceedings have
not been handed "a, We will wait before noting
the matter further
S.-N . late hour III, resolutions we're
brought u. aud will he found in another column.
~ Gov. Swami. in his specCh "a, the Ratio.
Mass Meeting. asserted that Gen. Bowcrman had
done more ior bis country than the whole radi.
cal party Is soldier. W. protest agains,
any such silly lauda,on Of any particular man
Gen. bowerman done well he was brave Of
hecr' and bore himslf CALAMITY. but the same
mas be said OF hundreds OF others " our MARY.
lani soldiers-nrn who ARE now radicals -
Gen \. W Dcnnison is . radical. and his empt,
coat sleeve aiies,s 81 his services on the field Of
battle W. remember Gen Denni.on AZ the
Wilderness, and a, sPo,,sylvania--when the
very ar was illed with havoc aud with DEATH
how calamity he eheered his brigade on 20 bat.
lie TOT liberty and right, and we tear witness to
the truth OF remark bv u correspondent tina, ii,
IS around his MANNED form the hest affections OF
tie Maryland brigade gather Col. Graham.
Of the PuFntll Legion. Col Barrett aud Adrron
ofihe i'h. Col Taylor. Of the ID, Faehtz. of the
s'h. til. cf the ''h. Nobley. at the 7th. Bruce.
cfihe Potomac Brigade. aud hosts 81 Others. all
radicals who conducted themselves nobly in
ihe wa for tue Union. are pissed bv in silence
Or rnt..- wiih the remark that ,:eu Bowetman
has done more iog his oourtry than all o. them
combined Le; 81, ;.u Gov Swami hist the
soldier. Of the Maryland Brigade eauno, 80 s-,.
IL. While they arc willing 10 accord all pra..
20 Gcu. Bo~erman. the, think the others We hav.
mentioned entitled to some credit. As arr Gems
Henley and ord. aEd our own Wilson. who ,el
while 80 CALAMITY leading h.. men asans' .hs
rehe force.