Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-04-03

meeting was recently held in Chestertown vvbior,
Is represented as large and enthusiastic II sppnort F
the policy Of the President at which tbe fnIioinc-
resolutions were passed: 9
Resotged, That we have entire confidence in tho
ability, integrity and patriotism of AndTev fob 1a cle
ana That IN the great national crisiswhich is unn %
ne wiz with becoming frmness administer the Gov
Grnment III accordance with its Constitution and
the Union. '''0 OonS'i'u u'lon ana
Rieso'ged, That the statesmanIike position assumed
ps fTesiaent johnson in his efforts to restore tho
union OF the States under the Constitution chalenre
tue e3TdlaI and ardent approval and support of rlI
NJ oI ther country without respect to former
EegoTed That for the veto of the Freedrr ems Bu.
feau Dill, measure trauEht with evil anr desrned
70 control the political condition of our own and
9ther states at Immense expense to the nation and
PS 4ditarE desPotism we cordially tender to the
hesosDc9' That Andrew Johnson deserves imm0r-
~; lOnof LOT ms manly and heroic resistance to the
tchemes seek TO- destroy the essential and fnndone
taI prnclples OF our Government.
nesDsVg'S, mat the civil war having ended tho
country demands harmony and Reunion thaT II o or
may be return ofthe fraternal feeling and Totig
relations that existed between the States
Reso!ued, That we heartily concur in the r,o,,o-
meHt in the several States to lay aside all f64IHsr
p9e2i differences and preudices for the pnTpose
Gl raHylng IN support Of the COnstituti. ~ III tI
Lmon and OF the President Of the Urnted Statns % =;
MS efforts to preserve them. W ~'"'0S ia
feaofUed, That the right to re- ,,Iot u ,.-.
eACuslFoly IN the States, aid that the exercise Of
suSi. power py the GeneIal Government. wonid he
"oJ 40 o!u p pflpaoIe 'lolaton of the Constitution
o " q nHs 'It i u>drpation of authority, to which
i'J$ $e.oinnS @eSp,S S9Gdd nc never quietly submit
mat we are opposed to all attempts to
eeVate the negro to social or political equalifv with
oe te race and that we repudiate and oppose ali
3eu!pts by Congress or the State Legislature to en-
it y the negro with the right Of suffrage.
ifesotOed. That }. A. j. Creswell, Esq, who oceu-
pleS seat IN the Senate Of the United States has
oy ms SUPPORT Of the Freedmen's Bureau Bill AID
opposition to the Presidents veto wlfully ~
grossly msrepresented the wishes and opini"ns az u
majority OF the people Of Maryland. ~ "
ittSOLCfH, ed hy- +bo
heverdy johnson, in the Senate Of tho irnitaS
states durlng the present session of Co ogreSs re-
celyes our cordial approval Hsless' IT,
,hea2tce@, That the present Registration Law of
-daI ylahu IS unjust and oppressive. and stain nnon
Lhe honoT Ol our state anu in ts administrator has
Deen productive of the greatest wrongs we therefore
recommend that State Convention shall be called
10 meet IN the city Of Baltimore or Frederick for
repeal. ~ 40
Fe'oyed, That a copy Of these resolutions be pub-
lSaed IN our county p4pers, in the Baltimore news
papers and in the l,dtoudl Lttciiigencer,
ResolDed, That the Secretary send a copv oF tbe.
resolutions to the President Of the United States