The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-03-10

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The great, grand and magnificent ouipouting
81 4" the Peapls Of The couasy to endorse Presi.
dent Johnsoa's Veto Of the Frecdmens Bureau
Bill, &C., came Oh according TO programme, on
fuesday last. Amer the strenuous efforts that
had bern pot forth, we really did expect To sc
. much larger turnout. We believe We rightly
estimate The nambcr present at the meeting when
We place II A. brsw~en two aud three hundred,
Of whom probably one-third had no sympathy
with the majority, but had teen drawn there out
Of curiosity 10 zee how DsmOcras looked while
endorsing the " bOorish tailor, they were lately
90 fond Of denouncing.
We have said that we expected 10 sec a larger
meeting. We had been induced TO expect this
BY the public announcement, that " over :, 900 ="
ciiiEens had signed the various " calls % which
were 80 PrOmiscuonsly scattered over the county
Why didn't those :, 900 attend The card Of
NJ. Foster, our county Treasurer, Published 10
our paper to-day, gives one answer. Il VAS be-
cause hundreds Of good Union men, who had in
good faith given their signatures to the call. be-
fore the meeting, saw The rial objee, Of the pro-
posed gathering, add resolved to keep aloof from
all political AfiliatiOn with the men Who we're
the prime movers ia getting Il up EaioA nea
SAnaoi unite, politically, with the men who have
for four years denounced, In unmeasured terms,
them and the Gauss for which they we're contend
ing loyal cifissRs cannot work ia the same pO-
litieAl harness with Hop. Hunt, Lewis Cross.
Fred. Talbot Scott Dance, and other worihies
OF that character, who left their State 20 assist
the traitors Of the South ia oVerturniug the Gov.
ernnent. These men that We have named we're
Al the Tuesday neeting, assisting to pass ley4i
resolutions, and one Of ih~m 1T least, had made
himself prominent the Wevk before, in the Trnth
District, In prrsenting the call for siguasures
aud even bad the imPad,nce 10 ask loyal men to
sign H. Let us tell tue Democratic Leaders Of
the County. that by no such ainsy measures a.
these can they divide the rsion party Their
pills may be sagar-coated, DO, they wont 70
down, aud although they may succe<~i In coAz.
ing over TO their side iew wrAk.knr~,i Cuionists
yet the rank and hle Of the great Uuion party
know ihem sui their tricks aud cnuno, be TO-
dueed 10 give their naaen,e To the sane met
AMI measurrs that have ALREADY pluagrl our
country into eiva war
a SERVES Of resolutions we're passed AZ ID,
meeting, containing Of cours~. The sane old s,rr
co'ypsd Preteasioas 10 loyalty. which every 81.
loyal mectiag held IN our State for four year
has arFOgAisi to i,~sif President Juhs-on b.
Landed to the sSirs, aud Coagr-s- called apou .,
" restore the excluded states 10 al their con.i,
iaiional relations 10 the govrramsn, wh,cl
means, We saPpOse that 4 u Si~phen. at
Vice-Presidsni u the Sosibsra Coase,lerac,
shall Be imDediAisly allowed 10 .Ake h.s "a, ii
Senator from Georgia
The nes'ihg was adirss-rl ~ Iion Morn
800 Harms, Richard Gr4,on Esq r.. S.pa,
Brady aud iioa John wsthcred We have ao
room 70 sotisr ths siiressss u th--- geut.cu@,
aos bat RAY hereafter rvsrt 20 thea TIE ~
piAass vhich soneiin-s Er~siri ne sF~assrs
ihosghs pretty seil iadi-ai-i the material o.
shich the ns-itng as oonra-si Wien NJ.
Harris eoatsaiel that re ro.tv ~ ~ Jobn-.n
ia rrfsfeare 20 ihe sgrs,irt -'s,.s uss 20 a.u
~tich NJ Liuoola advocated ,nt shen 70 ale
dsa - The ~; chat fho.s Sias. Lai ao. .-a
their hest ani ulost ansEr-p tisu-ts asu g. 20.
rsssni them IN Cougre-.. b.. -srnark, isii apou +,
silsai Aadisncr. oai shea hs io'i th@u 'a,t b,
hat we're r-~p.-c, fof = rrt~i soldier ihaa %,
Charles >umosr he srpiap-s 49, r-sr1su.laas
rassn ai'ng~thsr ~ io4hf abeih~r ne s,s-' a
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