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The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1866-01-05

DD- A young italian lady, a daugh-
ter of a farmer near Monteforte, in
the province of Avellius, recently
stabbed to death the notorious bandit
Muisa, who had broken into her faith
ers house, and who was treated there
to some refreshments as n matter of
protection against his murderous in
tentions. While the young girl APP
preached him under the pretext of
taking from him an empty plate, she
stabbed him with her stiletto so efTec-
lively that death ensued immediately.
The reward of 5000 francs offered by
the authorities for his capture has
been paid to this lucky girl.
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1866-01-05

SHARP OLD GIm~-The Rutland Cou-
,ier has lately been the victim of a
base deception, perpetrated by ma
ture young lady, Miss Laura Clayton,
who handed in for publication no.
tice of her marriage hith a certain Cal
vim Warner. Mr.. Warner has since
called upon the editor of the Courier
and assured him that he isn't married,
and when he does marry sit shant be
Laura Clayton" If this "sharp old
girl travels, it behooves the edito-
rial fraternity to beware of further i'm
position of this sort. -Burlington
Times
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1866-01-05

The DEMOCRATIC LrGIslhTURE OF Lou
IsIANA.-The Democratic Legislature
of Louisiana has passed the following
resolution -" Resoired by the Senate
and House Of representatives. of the
State of Louisiana in General Assem-
bly, convened That the State of Louis
lana, as one Of the Confederate States
that framed and adopted that Consti-
tuition, and by her votes elected Jefter-
son Davis their President, hereby pro-
claims to the world through her Leg
islature in General Assembly con
vened, that she holds Jefferson Davis
guiltless of any crime or wrong by
reason of his executive Office of that
Government and that if treason has
been committed, the sovereign people
of Louisiana, in conjunction with her
sister States who seeded, are the sole
guilty parties, and for these reasons
she solemnly records her protest
against the monstrous injustice of de-
priving Jefferson Davis any longer of
his liberty, and the inhumanity of any
further jeopardizing the life of an in
nocent and good man, holding these
acts as foul stains upon the escutcheon
of the Government at Washington, in
whose honor and fame Louisiana
claims as great share as any State in
the Union.
"Be af,ofher resolved, That his Elk
cellency, J. Madison Wells, Governor
of the State, be and is hereby reques-
ted to forward copy of the foregoing
preamble and resolution to Andrew
johnson, President of the United
States"
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1866-01-05

ssS- The present Canadian Minis
try passed stamp act at its last ses-
sion, which requires ali promisory
notes to be stamped. The st. Johns
Ne'os says this law, which takes effect
January LIST, 1850, is passed in order,
among other things, to raise money 10
pay for Confederate dinners. 1t in.
forms those in tho habit of giving
promisory notes that all postmaster
will keep stamps for sale.
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1866-01-05

TRAGIC SETTLEMENT OF A FAMILY Guam
REr.-The fearful affair described be-
low took place a few days ago in Jack
son county, Florida: The parties con-
cerned were two men by the name OF
Williams, and one named Glare, on
one side, and two Hams, father
and son, on the other. The cause was
an old fcud existing for some time.
For the purpose of settlement they
met at the precinct on election dav,
armed with rifles and double barreled
guns. At the first fire one of the vii
liams was killed, and Ham, Sen, firing
at the other brother, Newton Williams.
missed the aim, the ball unfortunately
taking effect on the body of Baptist
preacher named Grantham, and in
ilicting what is believed to be a mortal
wound. Meanwhile the younger Ham
was shot down, and his father stand
ing over him defended his body with
dubbed but empty gun. While thus
engaged, Newton Williams approached
and firing one barrel with fatal effect
into the breast of the father, turned
and discharged the other through the
head of the PROSTATE and disabled
son. This ended the difficulty. New
ton Williams remained on the ground
nearly all the day, assisted in the bur
ial of his brother, and defed arrest.
Next day Capt. Rawn, of the Seventh
Infantry, in command at Mariana,
with file of men, proceeded to the
spot, and arrested Williams at his own
house Glare, at last accounts, was
still at large
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1866-01-05

Eay~ AMOS LAWRENCE, of Boston,
through an agent, recently entered
$4,000 acres of land at the Topeka,
Kansas, land office. These lands are
mostly located in Greenwood and
Chase counties, and are designed for
Eastern colonists. 1t is also said a
colony of three to four thousand Ger
mans are on the way to settle in West
ern Kansas.
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1866-01-05

AMERICAS TRIUamu The London
Times concludes an article upon tie
relations Of the United States With
France, in reference to Mexican az
fairs, with the following Just conpl.
ment to our nation:- no protesta.
tons are needed to convince The
world Of the peaceful designs Of tie
American people. The republic bad
armies in the field numbering their
hundreds of thousands, which after
encountering a protracted and stab
born resistance, found themselves sud
denly in the possession Of complete
victory. In the moment Of their sue
cess, flushed with the triumph they
had achieved and intoxicated with
glory, they have not demanded to be
led against new enemies; they have
not murmured at a sudden dismissal
Armies have been quietly dlsbandei
and hundreds OF volunteers have gon'
homcWards as men turn to Their ac'
customed work. These are facts more
eloquent than any speeches which can
be delivered. This last triumph Of
the American nation is its greatest
for it is triumph in which rulers eil
claim no share and Tor which generals
can ask no credit. 1t is q triumph o.
the citizens themselves, who went 70
the rescue of their country when its
unity appeared in danger and nov
betake themselves to the fields ana
homestead when the danger Is past
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1866-01-05

SsS- George p. Marsh, U. S. Minis
ter to Italy, in speaking Of the Mis-
sour Constitution, says; 81 do moi
quite like the compelling preachers to
take the oath; but the clause forbid.
ding gifts, etc, to ecclesiastical cor
porations delighted me exceedingly
1t is a long step in the right direction
The wealth Of the church is the power
ty Of the commonwealth. and there ar,
few greater curses to a country than o
rich and powerful clorgy.'
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1866-01-05

FAILING OFF IN CANADIAN EAIOhi' =,
The Toronto Globe states that 'Ie 70
ports of grain from January Isl ls,,i n
December 1st have been very ' Lara
Only 5S6,13 bushels OF vhea. eau, NIL nil
been exported, while nearly three AMI and
lions were exported last ye'i'
seven millions in 1862. l.
Bsy- Edward b. Ketchum' ioi Can /
of the firm of Morris ketehun, "a o on
Co., of New York, was array raI SEES
Saturday in the Court Of Gf a.' Rccor-
sions, and was sentenced N the
der Hoffman to be conhhe0 g four
State Prison for the periou "
years and six months.
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1866-01-05

FUNERAL HoNoRs TO THE LATE PRLs'
Congressional Honors TO- o, 'p'
memory of the late President VIII ,,t u
celebrated by Congress on the l-'I y
day Of February next, the blrthdal u
tho lamented Lincoln. The occ,NOa
will be one OF profound and solemn
interest. The entire Goyerhm'rs'
will, on that day, suspend TIE % ,"5
nary exercise of its business de'all' a wi
will unite in bending with reVefeI p.,,
homage before the tomb OF Aul'D'D
lincoln.
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1866-01-05
ray Mr.. Beecher's Church in brook

nay- Mr., Beecher's Church in brook
Ign, on a recent Sunday, took up a
collection of $4,000 towards the
100000 fund for Congregational ex-
tension. Another Church in Brook
lyn gave $500. The Boston Church
es took up large collections, and re-
turns thus far received give reason to
believe that the effort will be success
full.
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1866-01-05

pa Brigham Young is reported to
nave lS5 wives, Sila Rooder l29, Jer-
emiah Stern Ill, job Bilsen SO. Juliu
Holman ~, Habacue Croatzy 81. and
Gideon Ruthan "a. Brigham's Oldest
wife IS not over 40, and his Youngest
not above Ia, while he is the survivor
OF no fewer than 26 spouses.
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1866-01-05

"A female 'meiium' at Ypsilanta,
Mich, deserted her husband and
found her affinity in DIR. Baker, who
was also dealer in spirits. But hei
five children were in the way; SO they
coolly poisoned three of them, and
privately buried them in a lot The
murder would "out," and the freo-loy-
ers have been arrested
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1866-01-05

"A man in Atlanta wantoo - negro
cleaned out, and limited t 70 bottom.
that there was q prize at lll9 ant he
About a hundred soon found ,,a.oroouu on,
secret, and the well was 'i Ian rate
cleaned for the owner at a cn'' r,een.
The case Of Edward WIZ. oi' tlo
who murdered young Oyn' came up
teller of the Maiden bank, Ian Inn. 3D.
before the Executive Gomez "a S;s sentence
upon the question; oh''l, ,' 'l' for life :
be committed to imprlsohl.IheaDcc case goes
No decision being made .no ,oourderor,
over to the now Council, inc ;a n
in The meauwhile, lying in JAN
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1866-01-05
Bag Our neighbor of the Messcnoe,

Bay Our neighbor of the Messenger,
through some sharp practice, has Sc
cured an addition to his editorial
"staff' in the person of Mr.. Almont
Barnes, from Clinton, n. Y, who has
served some time in the army, and
who is not entirely unknown in this
section, having been in the employ OF
Mr. Myron F. Wilson few years ago,
while publishing Know-nothing pa
per i'll this place. Wearc confident that
by strict attention to business and
straightforward dealing, Mr. Barnes
will soon acquire that enviable repu-
tation which the senior editor of the
Messenger already enjoys.
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1866-01-05

psS~ A citizen of Bennington going
out to his pig-pen few mornings ago
found 1t occupied by two tenants-his
hogshlp and destitute female, who
said that night came on and she could
ind no better lodgings, and so was
glad to take up with bed of straw.
ana Pig for companion Truly a
case of extreme destitution.
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1866-01-05

GsS- A strong effort is being made
to expel Thomas Darcy MCGEE from
the ST. Patrick's Society of Montreal,
because Of his opposition to the Fen
ians.
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1866-01-05

An army Of rats has recently IN
'aded a district in Scotland, doing Sc
nous damage in their march, and in
some cases driving farmers from thor
domicilos.
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1866-01-05

DEATH OF HoN. JosEpH ,N.,1lobny,
Hon. Joseph Warner, OF n sm heart
dropped dead suddenly iIoiH Ne has
disease, on Sunday evening, Middle
been cashier of the Bank % - town,
bury for a generation, and " Was one
church and social relations S " Md
Of the most prominent men
dlebury.
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1866-01-05

T. me Fenian Congress organized
Jan 81 with Patrick Corbett Of Sy,S'
o"se' as permanent chairman. Mr.
The Baltimore County union., 1866-02-03
Re-assessment OF Property

A BIZ Is before ihs Legislature 20 rs-Assess the
FFoPsfi! o. The STATE. !; - h.sh tze 4, Sas
arss a there has h~,a great changes IA tue ra.ss
q property siacc the Ast as-essnsat pari.cslsr.y
rear Baliim0re aaA on the line. o - .roals -
!; apFeArs froa tas vsetni rrrort - cou7;'oilsf
Jump 20 ;he Genera Ass-rilsv. thAi fhs assessed
vAlae Of ne ~, AZ persoasi property ia NAY
iAal liable - ai-sc; taN.'ioa i S--s jo-.3l3.
bsinz decrease 'ro-a ;he assessment of as; rear
ossS.3As3s. This l.Esrsnee ID caasel by ibe
fact that a. Assessusn. oa a-cosai q s.Ave.
vere deisc;ei i-on-as isx tooks a. rsqairrJ
b. laz Pssse-l a. ths sessicn e. 40
We azrc-~z ,h conpt-c,.sr fs-p ,hai a -
Nssessneas is asoessAsv Ia, ne ssr'bsa o. tax
siioa naF . esaA',r i's.-h4'sl n soze PSI
tisaa0i ;asStsis property ass -rsaly sshsse-i
in sAlse, n osas-s only 70 Al ins0aE lsrAoie e.
tsai. NAay Persoas, 20. regardless q D. zsorai
and political rsiion 20 b-i- ;hsis 10: g-oqaf-
tioa q ihs ;axss re,es5sFy 'o- i.s ssrqor; &C (.
good -Fslit o. - SAFE. sscr~i- la-is sesssltes
as1 perhaps ether Pror<F'y. zasa 5thsfs z9rs
hoaes,, aa1 the l4szsr, aeealais, ,as ,-sieszsa
g<aeslly. s-r assessed 70 ins fa4 ralns u ;as.s
estate. TaHs i.sqla..iy s heavy yrieTAaev
and . azg-av-,-l b. 'ss lspse ofazs
The Baltimore County union., 1866-02-03

~ One eolgmn ~ the Asrglaad Journal Of
last week y devoted 10 mo. The writer of tho
article who signs /" Reuben to Il, 6nds fault
with an editorial endorsement Of Gov. Swami. -
Tie introduces an extract nom the county gidfo-
cate published more then seven years ago. to
prove that ., that time did no, approve Of Mr.
Swann. This extract dcnounces the rowdy Gle.
ment that then controlled Baltimore. aad tho in.
ference Is, that that element supported Mr.
Swann.
The writer Of this piece in the Journal and his
political friends, seem to have forgotten, tina, In
1861 a rebellion was gotten up, and Efforts we're
made TO overthrow the Government, aud divide
and destroy the country. This Rebellion stirred
M society, and also politics. Thomas Swami
took the side Of his country" Reuben 20
aud bis friends were in sympathy with the trail
tors tina, sndsaSOred TO destroy IT, then was
on the same side with Mr.. Swami TAey
went against their country with jefferson Davis
The war Is over. JcfersoA Davis is in prison.
indicted for Treason and his friends here arc for
the time prevented from voting. Thereupon
they wax wrOih, anil take to abusing those who
stood By their country, rnd did not sympa,hi. .c
With treason. never wrote or said anything
against the mob rale IN Baltimore ,ha, | am
ashamed Of. ifMr. SWAN was tleq supported
by these rowdies, eanno, help IT, Iie ia sos
supported By the loyAl citizens ol the STATE who
refused TO he cocrccd into rebellion and who
neither iollowsd Narshei kane. Governor IoNe.
or Jefferson Davis. As 10 the negro suffrage
business about the fret thing ever wroi, for
the t7'oH. was paragraph As,ins,.'. Lcfcs, !
Snsw how 'ht Governor Intended ~ " ical --
See tn'as " Jan o. so, Grs; editorial col.
una
u Reuben Will loos AZ the head oi that
coiaun, be will sec ar~ names a' eii,crs -
Whether it Il proper TO aeSusr one personally ~
a.! 'e'i appears in The colsmas, I leave bin %
Judge. I
The Baltimore County union., 1866-02-03

TIE dslibesafiens o. TIE lass SaAfe Coavestion
10 oposifioa 70 ne Registry Law. vosaa uP
With the app5insnen. o. = Committee 70 vi1.;;bs
Lgislatzrs nov ia s~ssiOn, aad srgs spoa them
90 arend1esi Of ibs lAs. Ga Friday iAs,, the
cOunities made their appearance in Annapolis,
sad By so@ssDeAns, got PsrnissiOs of The Hoass
Of Delegates. TO make their grievances known 70
that body, IN the form of . speech. Hon Mont
gomsEy Blair, Prssiden, o. the convesiion, vas
tas spoksssas, ss4 the spseeh delivered, =as =
loag and able oae The Gosernor Of The state
b rsceived in neither branch 10 make \ psrsoaal
eonnanicatlon, bot II he would make any ssg-
gss,ion. can ssnd i BY messenger 10 wfi;iag.
and il is reosved snd referred bat Ia ibis case il
seems 10 Us, tha, ibs Delegates was received
With more favor than Il deserved.
The Baltimore County union., 1866-02-03
Now Militia Law

\ tiil is noS pendins a, Annapolis yrs, ding
foT 'c-orxAn saiioa o; he Militia Of ,hi. star,
i is TO eoatnse a forvc the iaN o. 80 Nil
The exception 81 'he 9Th. 18th l5th i-th AMI
18th seSi.oas- The Adiaian;. General s 70 -s;eivc
5000 ~ ananm. The sani q ere h4ei-,l
'hoa'Anl do.iAr' IS Appropriated 10 saat.e ,te
GoserasE 10 arr! cu' the several provisions .
'as Ao' >eS,iou ,d psov.4,-
That ia leu q = gessFal orsari.st.aa sri
enro meat ~ ne m.iiis AZ ihss time ~ 'tr-tIr-
before Mentioned s.icaid h.. iadstucu; ,u .aa O.
cate, the Governor te ami ht-rbv aaiho-.. !
an9 cnpowerSd % acccf, 'ae srrvircs OF such PEE
inraed tnioc soldiers as ~ NAV ieeu' r-ap,-
from ihe s~vesAl counties - the S,at- ar ..iv ..
aA4uuorc, Ia cerspanies % not - fhat enc ha-.
tred. Ehn rlav hS Wiliiar - Volunteer ,aei- sr-.
s'ees aad sd o-Sanszsi.on. whcn competed
saA.l K snisornei ~ the e1yensc 81 ,h, sac
sad WIEN cA'iet lato aciIve ssrsice sha.l rsctIr.
- saaae comfersaisoa a . row auozcl .- ,.e
military se-vice q ;he Ua',f- S;A'es a-i "a ,f.
EAaiis'iou shas lc s;y'sl 'se NAry AL Sta'e
saari
The Baltimore County union., 1866-02-03
The Bazdad Affair.

Gsss-Al CrAssord. ubo vas ras;rsa<a1i "a
The tang q Baz4al. .z Nsz,o. hts essa
pro@Pdy arrested b. 0stis-s ofGsa- shsss44s -
Tsis e striciig in aeeoris-cs sta tie poiicg
ke-stofors Pzrssss ay osf GoTe-zn-ai ,oEar,i
TIA; sozai-y. Any other soaFse uo1sl hsTs
scarcely been 10 <~sYias viih osr p-sf-ssions c,
ses;rsii;y n he s-osbiss esfrssa Nsziss AL -.
Ezpsfo- q Franae. Tnis q ;hs 5rsi .'tezp. q
any aecor-; ihA; has5een za1e 70 carry late
sxeeafioa. the uia threats whieh haEe bsea s,.
isrst % frsqsssiiy by .'rssPoasi;la parties, a
sisArisg NA1iz.liAa cot % NeHiso, sad tse z4.-
nsr in ~hieh Il sas beea ne: b. or go-rrnzsnt
VII bs ~s-sisz % al other ansifoes asp
rants vho are Al xiess . perform siEiiAr ssa,s
oslawieWness
The acton o. Gsu. Sserilsn = fs.is- sustained
b. ihs GoEerunsai. and : Dos, sAiissscisry 70
The Frsseh Minister, VIC bad asuaAoase an sr-
pl4naiion.
The Baltimore County union., 1866-02-03
SPECIAL NOTICE.

-'-we have the pleasure 10 make known
tina, the celebrated i'ruf William has consent.
81 Q" favor ~ with ,wn of his remarkable Lee
inrrs and experiments upon the electrical phi
l"s"phy & III" human soni. wc understand
his power 20 control the soul and body IN the
deV rl"pineui oi psychological manifestations
&, indeed wnndr; ful. H. astonishrs and de.
light. eVerybody. Il q. SAID NJ ono attends
without coming away IN the very best humor.
Ia addition ~ his wonderful performance which
can Oc seen for SGly ~ cents. lac wall proIlis
cuausly distribute after the Lecture various val
uahle presents worth ff"in - =" 50. bc,iies
which. zach lady will receive a. they pass out
nf Tie Hall pressnt ei value shich they can
keep without IL deprcciating slifetime ii thay
choose. We say To ell. eonc tonight and 10
morrow night. His performance commences
at o'clock in the Odi Fellows Hall. Il is
SAID he performs wonderful cure. of chronic.
or bong standing diseases. and cure. cancers
without the Knit" au'l with but little pain. He
will be at Aiy'' lI",elen Saturday fTom uli
: "'c!"ck. T. NJ where Tia. s.rk nay consult
him free OF charge.
The Baltimore County union., 1866-02-03
C0MNUNIC.lT7ONS.


A~SAr5ti.. Jan seth. 1850
Giis t'a.sH -tisSritssN Having h~eu
y .'jonrner here for soEie weeks. 4ui beins also
% constant t~a,i~r ot your rsrer. ! wi' w.ih
Vou- .rav~ give snort history rt iurii-r- sud
ia'us, a. th~y hsye t-1u.Ptr~'l 4so4: th.s iD.
c--nt vits.
Permit sac ars;. 20 c,rs-ai-,4i~ yes upon
fhc -a1r,e whch ysu have pursued s!ucs tar
Pare has -hsuse,l Eiitor. % pave. you- o-il4
o4isr- KEN eours~ with r~ysfi to the Registry
L.sN. meets = N the arprpss -. &c eNc-y tuioi.
member IS; ;h- House aud s"ua'e. AMI rem 'i.
We ut by koae laws. when taer~ wasa niou
-.au-s 3u yog- town Nho dare,i cal ,h.ug. as
sh-i- "a; aafnes ani wh..e e,iIt'r dlryi - iac,
che MUSE cut'tns ant siash'u; sfl 90 -si re-
b~i. sud trsitnrs - th~if rvnturi .l~--Fv~s.
May she '' u.ou. ihers!cre, not a. sny time
eater O. .he sa.is- oi ;ho-s wt 80 whoie ,-nu.
dac. .ni .le ,a.; tssr ~ asr y~sr. vas s.,s -
ts~ncrG-age yehs.s 40 h,.an~ sni traitors South.
9 DESTROY that t',syrTuu. % S!..ch hal AWAY.
a-t erra BOW protects .r =. rxceE: 'h~ .glt
70! .rf-a-~. The 81 - - ~ made ou the raft
q ;l- dss.-sneh .c.l @. have she Re- s,ry law
fet-sl~l be o' us assii. - am informed
iAst eve-y tsI.u member 90 the >enst- amt
il ..~ &. rtN opp,-e,. - rn~ddins nth the
rl1i-s- p aIy way. if aEy thius hai been want
~ . rive any o. a-m stand on th.- lue-
3D. .; VS. ,hs corta-i - thsi N iserabie fliii-
al renegade Montgomery hlair. Ia tn tous~
on Sriday .As;. That "a. - tAe la.t nai %. the
coffin.
IRE VI. .or - assessHSr & properly ri the
safe y j. n4s., a.ihoggh : meet. " .'h .:rou !.
aqros.'.1- 'r.m -srtA.a Portions e D." state.
The arp ,a:.ou ;or a caasier f,r 81 rot; " =
c.,y opposed ve-v -tron Il = ~ the t-a,oG aii
Cray. Manufacturing companies Tn. opp
.iiou represeaie'l by Ion. A.tAoay K~nn--
4y. shose chief objection spp~ars - D. tue
.asge ex.-nt of country q the presrribe,i a.
- yis 7ne and half nIile- each say froha
centre iaken about the Railroad iepo: N iha;
iowa. The interests = The rorrorstors q. --'
-s,ent~'l here By. pr. Wsisin.. M~ssr. Gfovs-
Coll ier, Hunt, and others. who nave done al 90
their power o serve iho.s Who entrusted th..
mater - their hani' Hundred, an8 indeed
iii zit slnlas. say taogsand bills of e Iccal
nature are on hand. aad as the members arT-a >
% b. IN working moo,! wo-k 70 , by night a.
vel As oy isy much u being lone. AMI % the
same energy i shown until the sud - the -
s.aa. iha, IA, been thu. 'sr been esh .L,ied
nearly much vii b" srcom p!i ishei n; thi.
thi-fy lay .ss.ion. as - the lssi 'egslsr So
s.oa. Yours.
f-.foa
The Baltimore County union., 1866-02-03
CsamasSsafsd

EbuOHs oV THg USioS II do not intent ta
be drawn into . controversy with your correct
pondent consistsncy - hs has a perfect right
20 enjoy his own opinions. and elsim the same
privilege.
did attend tho meeting referred 10. but did
not participate IN IL deliberations a. he makes
u appear. My purpose. with other Unien men.
IN going there. wa ~ get the control of the
nesting, that the credit might redown 10 the
Union partyi in this we failed, hence our un.
willingness 10 take any part In II.
! think the future viii disclose The fact that
the Uaion party throughout tho State have
greatly erred In not taking the initiative In the
Repeal or Modification of the present Registry
law, a law which has never met my sanction,
~ the Editor Of the aUnion," Z. 3. Church,
can tsetiiy. am opposed 70 u because In many
Of lie features u is tyranIcal, unjust and op.
pressive--deslructive of the great principles
that undorlo our Republican form Of Govern.
meat, and we'll calculated 70 keep alive the
otherwise 4 ying embers of offFaticidai war. These
opinions ] honestly entertain, will not force
them upon others y. q. conGnas.
i've knsw that lhs wrlisr hes opposed The
Law ffom iis inespllon.-Eds.l