The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-01-27
COMMUNICATIONS.



MEssRs. EniIORsi Times arr changed npiu
ions are changed; not long since We hal no
Governmehl now We have = Government, and
come lind u strong enough tn govern them Ia
the way they do not approve. Consequently desire
!, tn be- changed 70 meet their views. The k-g.
istry Law was made By these. WIN. never doubt
ed the existence Of tt1r Government. aud we're
determined that their Fathers and their Iav
eminent and laws should l.. sustained. aud
they have sustained them. IL the rti"rt- q,
sustain them. Justice 8" ih"ms-lV-. demanded
that those. who have Jepudiai"'i the ti"vern
mrnt AMI aided 10 their utmost ability IN It's
attempted destruction. should. ut least tor u
time he deprived of the means ni still further
rlogging the wheels of she Government. | ask
every tnion tnan. if he can cnnscienti"usly aid
ia restoring these heretofore enemies OF the
STATE aud Union Ia share. possibly a control
"r the evil power. when they have given no
evidence "t repentance E.r their past evil aud
warltkr rundnri Men vt this character cun.
Inccd agSinst their will. arr 1T the same oph-
i"n stall. Doth"s men who nov oppose thc Reg
iatry law. admit that tur,n men we're true To- the
ieachings "i "ur Fathers! Do they appreciate
their services IN maintaining the supremacy 81
the laws gn,l the preservation 81 III. Union
Tan any I ni"n inan, lar less any Union soldier,
answer these questions in the Affirmative
can pnwer then br trusted I" these in-n whn
not only during the war. hut nov att.mu To-
brow beat, aud treat with di>lain anl con tempt.
not only every man hut even women whn liz.
V"rrd the Union. II there net daily utoui III
many at I'll" opponents al the Registry law
still rxhI biting anin"sity aud preiuli,.r gain,t
th's" who opl'ossd treason what safety lnt
us. ~ once "a the Iatwer 1T men, " he sanctioned
every act 1T the ~ called southern Tonfsd-rn-
rr' Has u word III condemnation lrcn heard
IRON their lips IT the thonsa n,ls ri murder. nt
Andrr@'nvillc! Has there been word of cnm.
demnHti'n of those whn LEFT their native State
aud joined the desiEi.rs 1T their neighhars.
al I..x.
bin"l Have they not rcrrivch with every lie.
inonsirati"n "i respect and applause. the~" trai;
"rnus Suns Of traitors. ask IL their present
course j. not strictly in accordance with their
past supcrciliotis conduct: Have they given
any evidence Of decent respect iur the inutiV..
ar principles II those rho batiled f"t the Union,
lh' they not arrogatc to Themselves superiority
IN every respect To- Union mnd-ills what
guaranty will they. 81 can they give that II
once clothed with authority. that they will not
Il" Il, ~ what they would have dome. had they
got the pnwcr as jeff Davis aud hi. com peers ,ld
{" those in the S"uih who lowed the tni"n
Would q not be- folly o. receive in "nr bn>nins
Ia" man who had injured ~ again aud again
when hr had given no pr""f 81 hi ~ hI
ancr What right haV" they IN the GuNrtn.
in"nt which exists only because they c",il not
destroy II u i SAIL. taxation without rtpr-
-"ntati"n caused the Revolutionary war. aud
that II - contrary I" Democratic and Rrlnh.i
can principles: Great Britain denied ,'""n ~
representation when the r"lpni". wcr" friends
and ailcrs of the parent Government. and pr"i
erly r"belled against n well kn"w.l aud rsinh
lishr'i principles "f the English g"V-inmr
aud they done right. Did nur Revolutionary
sirrs place their avn safety aud the government
'f their own formation under the control ~ ia
tn. hands 81 those citizens. ia III" then colonies.
VIII" aided their eneni~. in the struggle Tor ih..
liberty we have enjoyed Examine the r.,'"ri
e'l acts 81 the men of the Revolution. aud W.
will learn that they required fruits meet for
repentance. aye years. ay" lifetime itsclfni per
lis before they were willing io trus; such Der
sons with civil power. | will never admit that
thrs" southern symraihis"rs. whus" sympathy
has led 8" overtaris aud open and aV"w"d ELI"
mies of the Union are 80 wise, 80 honest aud -,
p-tri"tir. that "ur Fathers was fools when they
disirAnrhised similar rhAr
Rring forth fruit meet for repentance aui ~
will gladly forgive you lot the pact anI wei
coin" y,u I" our bnsoIns, u.