Maryland free press., 1866-07-05
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,,is4aDREW d. BorD, ED1r0A.
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1N'itliassspert, ma, July s.. 1860 y

W'ieIiaMsPore, MA-, 1niy o.. 1850 "
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s1- The Herttltf he alth alt. esataias4 i,
long list of the thin e. which il eecres s.1oai-
"""SsAed Oaioa rta'iny ~m,'' said aa,Id dome in
L c past. Among others is the fowing:a iHt
That there was no power to eoerqe State
IL sqae was lie snt neat OF 'fs=tasoathei
Am'"". hafn9 men, then the Bapimo,e -imeri-
eaa must be cassed among them Read what it
taa DEC tSth' 1850 after the secession OF the
Cotton States. 20 I. ...i- ut ia p f, i,,.. i,s
Even II the great Clay aud Webster sere
hEns,a a.wsi cannot ismasine aas adsiecee they
"'u'a give IN regard TO Sour' Carolina seces-
~" @.orf apsce'i li taan 10 'a Aer afoxer in
Sfetreh sadae do ot use force do not use the show
Al 'oree 40 no. even . ."M !, o. ior%ce % NV II II
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. "S' 'o'"u'' uele'uc"eies' s.'.l!to lps! %
speaks fms .'i' 7"i 't'1,H - ,.i'al' -
.tThe war that l. sL..s4oa;. ,o ,,..t -. ,,,o.
us. will bcia6s,,os, No ,no,ter Io., - Ls,;,. ~
5o,r il end. ~ a,4,z,.t,,,,.-
.no,hor or ,,o ,,,;. al, T..
Tnan hcx .ll.;n ,,o u.-,,,, ., ,.o ,,,;,.
s.Tbev said ,ho. so,,,, o,,,,, ,o,,. ~ NO..
quered." .g41 tt,g' 1865 a.a.l.
Exactly what thc B,,,;more tn,or;e0o s.;a
April q5tb 1891 an.. o,o,;n,, ooata,,s, ,,',
war it saws: - =
son the other HAND II IL eoro1Iy ;,,,os.,,o f,r
tbc Adm;p;,,..y; ~ !. ~
STATES. There IL NOT one State s, tho ,,ven,r-
could possflav be oo,,,oroa % ;.,.ah d. a,.nsoa
States, .C....[ .,
So under r,e Hro,s,s aoc,r,e ,s,o po,,;n,oro
American is oofaur-n,on,hoa nb,,iIo1n, nb,,iIo1n, xo,or ;,
Another thinS which aG,,,-uo,,hss ,,,sa,
haters" saia is st,t,a hx tho U,,,,y; A.
words: = ''-'''' - ''FN
t-rhs N,,;oa,,o n .....s..,.., a !. 4, s.-,.,
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On the aetb of Anr;l Con w .nrov, ,eo,
Mayor of Baltimore, writes 10 President L;acoln
and says.s ,,,s.. .s '.,ta ia -.-.',, w :,
uI ..rno,,,,, u..,,.,. .,
,,.ro;o.J or .,,l..iJ ~. ,s,a I.a..'
,,,nouob this c;,v IT, ,,,o,. .,o,, ;. ~,
,.s,o.,;,,;,;,. g.. a., ,,aa3 80 ..,, 't" - "'e
s..u VA
Now ,t,vro. p..a,,,.,,,l ......,. i,.,
w" aityor BfO%n was oeftaiuiy q "fOuI-
meuthed anion hater'' or he nerer rosS have
written such tldags. Bat Brown is endorsed bv
no less parsonage than Thomas Holiday Hicks
then the Governor Of MARYLAND. Hear the Gov.
crsar in O letter addressed Inv him to his Excel
aency, Abraham Lincoln, President of the United
States: ."'-' '' ''''' .''..i De-. t'.''''.
~ have been, in Baltimore since Tuesday
evening, and co-operatcd with Mayor Brown in
his aatrag efforts to allay and prevent excite
mopt, and suppress the fearful outbreak. as in
dic.ted, above, and fully concur in all that is
said by him in the above communication y. ta9|
The Mayor protests against troops passing
through Baltimore, and requests the President
to send no more, and Gov. Hicks Hcoaeurs" in
all fi,at il said, "Foul-motticd union bsters, >,
says the HrdM. Whcw! .,..g .. he,
Another extract from the Herald: .'.. .a
is1'hcy welcomed them 1.-THE Rebeisl with
.s.o.,. l.I:--t. ,''''HN' ''lW