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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-02-17

A LARGE STOCK OF MERCHANDISE, frem
"a United ststes Government Hospital and Army
Linen Table spreads, Linen Bed Spreads,
RsSbsr Bisnfss, Linen Boosies oass'f towels,
Linen Pillow slips, stri ped Bed Sacks,
Husk Mattresses, Pillow Ticks.
Cotton Cotton SSh,t., Snn, RsG.iss ILon iBs4stssds, .S,,
Knit Dressing Gowns, Mosquito Netting,
Linen Crash,
french Furniture, ChntZ Curtains, &C., &c.
This sale offers unusual Inducements to parties
wi,hiRs to purchase for housekeep ping purposes
t. sss:%Eods,s Suysrs Who a wish @ to sell asaini
changed. ADAMSON Il CO.,
fe7H< one door north of Penn. avenue.
ITO PERSONS s2OURING IOE.
Fer sale; Eve hundred cart loads OF sAwDusr.
APPIg at GAIT 3 kiadling and Stove Wood Once,
s :. Mi :os of .S th and h
RISEL0W ON THE TARIFF QUESTION.
- ncCullochb Literature of Pohtical Eeonsmy;
RSIIsiesl I:onsRS; List Political EssnonS 6eI:
VSi Rs 9G
IHr.s on Poliieni Economy; London; simmond,s
jas FRANOK TAYLOR.
CANAnYm,MeoKlNa, REP BIRDS, AND
between Penn. avenue and street sOuth,x3
Capitol Hill. ~
de II -2avAns @ ABTZ,
IMPORTANT TO LADIES AND GENTLE.
i MEN-As the season for fashionable parties 10
now at hand, we deem IL due to the ladies' Of this
Capitol 70 state, that the only place TO purchase
nne PERFUMKRY, HAIR WORK, &C., &C., Is Of
y. DEMONGEOT, oeTnsr Of ID and 10th streets,
near the avenue.
II is also proper 90 state, that the finest HAIR
in the latest style, 10 done at the above
estahiishment Madame Demongeot Will give pa
ssnal attention, at her Hair dressing Room, AZ
above sntioned; Al orders for out door will be
attended promptly no SSm
DEBhfEs AND PROCEEDlkGs OF the Gen
- sraI Irtennial Convention ef Protestant Kpis-
eops Church. Goslburnis Devotional Study Of
salss saS Of Human Life. Smile Lives Of Boulton
sna atf. vol; London. Doolittie's Social Life
n H. ohins, rG,s DieksIs' Works, rs vols Len
son. lIel FRANCK TAYLOR
OfEr 1--WE HORsK POWER INoINR AND
~ ~ siSE HORSE BOILER, in good order. 10
az ssi bargain, at Bakery, corner a., and sts :.
RRIGHTLY,s pIeHsT OF LHW6 or TIM
HUNI I'D I'D sIAIEs, l&1 1865 frost and firs:
Nesural nn0 nee 1o0k maPhs and China vol.
n TlAEGT "a 1fTSUii.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-02-17
THE EVENING STAR
YUDl1nH1D DAILY, u1o.P1 suHpAIJ
At THB STAR BUILDINGS
uA0sa s1n~ 9 Pa1s sssss - IN sseeA
By w. ID. WALLACH

fAs BFAR y ssrvsd ~ ths carriers 70 0s0
NlssyIbars IN ths Obay md District as I"
Ou1s Pm vMK. Copies as ths eoantsH, WIN
on visbs,s Wrappers, Two Gents each
PnssD pol AAMne :-Thres months, o.
ps1sr - M 0ssts; six months, nsss d.
ssvs; ens ysAr, Nss DsU~a No papers ars
ssnt from ths oAes longer than paid for.
fhs WEEKLY SrARLPuhhshsd On FYidAy
noYnme-0as Bs11O 0sd Q He1 ysO.
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BOOTS, SHOES, &c.

N WIRE ANS
HI. from Philadelpbia) -
CELEBRATED LADIES' SHOEs. .<8
AGEECY4e5 11rH STREET, one square from
Pennsylvania avenue.
A large assortment Of Ladies' Fashionable
BOOTS AND SHOES
Constantly on hand.
Also, Orders attended TO.
% Is en- @ s0H0N, Sole Agent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-02-17

HOw TO BE A CONGRESSMAN.
BY TIE BARD OF oAH HALL.
Two lawyers lived in Western town,
TO Congress each did wish TO 90,
But how to DO it they did not know.
At writing speeches enc did Iumr,
Te be delivered on the stump,
The other to Washington did 60;
But why be went, no one did know.
At last the day for stumpins came; -
They were to stump in towns the same,
At the same time. ell through the state
xe stump, to drink, discuss, debate.
Number one the conteet did commence;
He talked right smart, and talked with sense;
But his clothes 30 awkw ardly did 1T,
Some thought him clown, and some wit
Number two began. The people they
Az all he said would yell "HoOray In
He was dressed 80 well. the effect was such,
they believed all be said and twice a. much
Number one at last gave up in despair;
said he Old Eel, you have got nee there;
fsu went TO Washington this fall,
And bought tha: suit at Sniths Oak Hal.''
SMITH BROTHERS 4 CO.,
MERCHANT TAILORS,
AND DEALERS IN
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS.
OAK HALL, AGA SEVENTH STREET.
fe5u
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-02-17

sItraet 70 cain at DR LEWiEs once, aad
haye them taken out without pain.
Also, call and ex anime the Doctor = nsw And In
proved methed Of inserting ART1FlOIAL TEETH.
II you once see the great improvement In his Tee
you viii have them In other style than this new
and valuable one. Teeth inserted on Gold, Silver
and Rubber Plates At the cid price - We have not
sayaneed The pxios on our work hsos the great
No. Sla Psnn. avenue, between rsh and 18th
UefeSts.
tAn16tH 3. r. LKWIB. M. D., Dentist.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-09-01

hatred, malice or IN wil-neiiher shall you leave
any one unpublished for love, fear, favor OF alice
ton, or for any hope or promise OF reward. You
are 10 know no one In the discharge Of your du-
ties. You are 10 have neither friends nor foes,
neither 10 be inticed nor intmidated, but TO pro-
coed In the investigation Of the matters which
may come 10 your notice, uninhucnccd by ans
considerations whatever, except the preservation
Of the public tranquility and the advancement Of
the happiness Of the cotnmunity--and 10 punish
all things truly as they come 10 your knowledge
according TO the best Of your understanding.
am required 10 give you in charge certain
sections OF the Code Of Public General Laws
which will be marked aud sent 10 you by the
Clerk. ] desire also TO call your attention 10 nn
Act Of the General Assembly Of Maryland passed
March 9Th, 1862, aud known as the Treason Act,
which will also be sent 10 your chamber.
This Ia the only Judicial District in the State
where there are four regular terms oi Court held
In each year, and four different grand juncs.-
In all the Others except the 1,h there but two
regular terms aud two grand juries.
Prcsuming that former grand jurics have per-
formed their duty, II leaves but about three
months over which your investigations will be
likely TO extend. The last two grand jurics by
attention and diligence, completed the business
before them within about two weeks For Your
own sake Il Is to be hoped that your labors will
not be protraclcd. The hours Of business will
ne from ~ o CiOch y. Me- 10 > q CLOCK u. W. IN
this time much may be accomplished by a regu-
lar and systematic course of prOcccding
now dismiss you TO your chamber TO enter
upon the discharge Of the responsible duties 10
which you have been called, hoping that no other
matters or things will he allowed TO interfere
with your deliberations, aud that 10y attention,
diligence and system You mas bring your abors
10 early close and have the pleasure Of return.
ing TO your homes, your business and your fam.
lilies where duties Of n more engaging aud pleas.
ant character await you.
The States Attorney will attend you whenever
YOU may require his presence. In ease Of any
difficulty or doubt IA the performance Of your du-
ties, you can call upon him or ON this Court who
will with pleasure render YOU amy assistance ia
their power. You will please retire ~ soon a.
the bailin shall have been sworn.
The dockcts were then called, aud few case.
set for trial. aud the Court adjourned
TUESDAY, August ~.
The case Of the State w. John Tutnbaugh in
Dictated for an assault aud battery on Stansbury
GALLON, was taken up this morning Not con.
cluded.
WEDSEsDAY, August -.
The case Of the State W. Conrad Turnbaugh
reported yesterday Verdict Guilty. Sentenced
TO pay fine Of 81 and costs.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-09-01
RECONSTRUCTED Republicans.

President johnson seems TO have lost sigh, Of
reconstructing the Union In his attempt to recon
siruct the Union party. Al all events, II would
seem that bis efforts In the latter line have been
more successful than 10 the former. Dooli,tle,
Randall, Cowan, Norton, Van Wrinkle aud q
grst Of collectors assessors and posimasters have
been reconstructed, but where are the recon-
strue,ed Southern leaders7 We doubt II the Presi.
dent has reconstructed a. many sou,herners as
Northerners, even counting In the pardons.
Perhaps this 10 the course by which the Presi.
dent intends 10 make treason and traitors odious.
The verdict Of the people this fall will stamp the
Randall -Cowan-Judas party with the brand Of
nations condemnation, and the nations Of the
world will SEQ how hateful Ia the eyes Of q free
people IL the betrayal Of their trust. What we
have won by the bullet We surely shall not lose
By the ballot, and the men who propose this
t'saehsry mus, sleep In n common grave with
their Drawer brother traitors.
The Senators and expectAnt oiiice holders who
have undertaken 10 reconstruct the party Of Lin
coin and the soldiers, have huge Job on hand
and " they but knew Il, they are running great
risk. That party d the party Of the people, and
they viii never forgive any attempt at rs des,ruc-
ton. We venture 10 predict that an Office gain
ed In 1890 BY deserving the party and the prin.
ciPles which carried us through the great war.
win be the last one which ts holder will ever en-.
JOY through the SURFACES Of HE fellow citizens In
this land.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-09-01

"a SUBSIDIZED Pass There Is not paper
In five hundred in the United States, tina, sup
ported Mr. Lincoln for the Presidency, that does
no, sustain Congress aud oppose " my policy %
Mr.. Johnson, therefore, in talking about " a sub.
sidized press, shows where the shoe pinctes -
He tried to subsidiEe the press as he did the men
who held Federal Offices, but failed. There nev.
er was more sublime spectacle presented than
that shown Ia the bold front exhibited by the
Union press Of the United States, 10 connection
with the great mass Of gentlemen who held Office,
from Cabinet Ministers down, to be bribed by
Executive patronage. Never, since the days Of
John Tyler, was such an attempt made to cor.
rup, the people as Mr.. Johnson has made, and
there s not recorded In the history Of this or any
other country, more signal failure than now
stands forth prominently rs evidence Of the In.
tegTliy Of the patriotic press Aad people Of Amer.
lea.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-09-01
DIED.

~ Towsontown, on the oath uit Lara, CAARott
infant daughter Of Henry L. aud MARY \ noWrn, aged
year aud ~ days,
No more clasp thee In my arms
az nurse thy little head.
No more ] watch thy gentle srrr.
for thou, my babe, art dead.
On the 18th July. RHrbES TnEoboRG, aged MONTH.
sou of Hanson 4. aud Rebecca Troycr.
On the 2tth Of August, HAssoS 4. THoSEH, IN his
foFticth year, leaving widow and eight children
viying him.
On the 2sth % August, after q short illness, cALtn
ALLEN, only child % samuel D. aud Josephine Talbot
aged months and 10 days
~ Long Green, baltimore county. on the 18th alt
Rcnnosp MUNRoH In the 7sth year Of his age It, va.
an Old Defender At North Point In lslt
AZ her residence, Charles Street Avenue. the 2slh
Mt, Mrs Hannah seharf, rcet 81 Vim. schAr in thr
t6ih year Of her age.
In this county, ON cath uIt., MAAV BRIT Cowbrs,
aged II months, daughter Of Henry clay and Mary
Kdgely
AZ Brookiand, Baltimore Co, on the 2Ll uIt ELtrA
hEru voss. In the ssth year Of her age
On the 3lst 81 July, Of dysentery, HAHar e. onl,
son Of Henry :. and Rachel Wheeler, aged ~ month";
aud - days
on the 3sth uit At Vt. Washington, baltimore soun
~, HAAaT Las. son 20 VIM. 7 aud Sue J.. Iaugh.
aged months and - days.
In Henry Co, Iowa, on the 18th of August, RAcnIL
Cox IN the seth w. Of her age daughter OF John
susan " Price, late of GunPowder. Baltimore County
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-09-01
The Union Mass Meeting.

The Union Executive Committee OF the county
have called Mass Meeting Of the true friends Of
the Union, 10 assemble At TowSOniown on Wed.
nesday the 18th day Of September next. The
speakers announced for the occasion are among
the best In the country some Of them have
fought upon our batlle-6slds some have been
inmates Of cOniederAcy prisOn-pens for their de-
votion TO the Union. They ,riH Be- here. Let Us
urge upon our friends the Importance Of attend.
Ing. Come GU, in your strength lay aside bu-
siness and personal convenience for his one day
LET our enemies see you in your might. This Is
no time for luke-warmness we must be active.
Our opponents are INSCRIPTIONS, and are strain
ing every nerve to give our State and county
back into the hands Of those who have before al.
most betrayed them to their ruin. Come on, to
this meeting, and hear the great questions Of the
day discussed by able and patriotic men. Ev-
cry arrangement will be made to make this meet.
ing one worthy Of the day and Of our course.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-09-01
Sa. The New York !Ns,rs says:

I" The conservative motive power generated by
the Philadelphia Convention, has been efficiently
attached TO the working gear Of the Democratic
organization 10 this State, by the conjuncive
action Of the Democratic State Committee and
the State COMMITTEES appointed by the Conven-
tion.n
The World announces the coalition Ia less
ambiguous language, and very foreivingly says:
/" As the State Convention assemblies under a
Democratic call, Democrats can oiFord 10 be iol.
Grant and magnanimous towards Union men, ("
Union men who are DESTROYS Of selling out 10
the Democrats can learn the terms Of their ad.
mission from this. These new allies will be " iol.
Grant and magnanimous, and try to forgive
them for having been Unionists instead ofIlebels.
How SioSIvicAxr.-No stronger comment on
the character Of the late Copper-Johnson Con,en.
ton Is needed, than the fact that the name Of the
saviour Of his country, the mourned ABRAHAM
LiscoLs, was not once mentioncd--noi even a
formal tribute to his memory--nol the slightest
recognition Of bis services Can the eoniemners
Of Llneoln be the friends Of the People ,
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-09-01

Tn Loan % rms woaLD TAiLoa ~ TRADE.
In speech made 10 the tallon' Protective Asso-
citation, at Philadelphia, on Thursday, President
Johnson is reported as saying,
:" do not Intend 10 b facstious here TO night,
bot We should remember when We refer 10 The
mechanical interests Of the country In connection
With the agricultural, Il is the basis upon which
this Government rests and when We refer 10
the profession that yon represent here tonight 10
connection with you, my fellow citizens In com.
mon, lsl me say ihatour great father and head,
ne Lord o. The world, Was . tailor b. trade
Lgseat cheeEingl and when you refer % The hisio-
nc account g this thing yon win hnd that NY
rsmarks are liiarally true"
We might quuiion ~ good i.s,s Of I" this
snl.g" bat pasIing shsi, can snybody ,sll -
- ~ -. - :. .&.~ NJ $50 co :
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-09-01

a CrRiors Social QUESTION An old " So.
eAI question Is now under discussion amongs,
some Of the Southern papers. viz Whe,ser
" Southern communities should longer hesitate
70 extend social couriesies 10 the Federal officers
stationed Ia their midst" The Richmond Tim,
and DisPafeh hold that such couriesies should bc
extended. A Norfolk paper, however, calls lis
Richmond contemporaries 10 task for ob,ruding
onheious advice upon n most delicate subject.
nlIher,o denied any direct notice by ihesouthern
press, and says, with solemn severity. ga man !
home Is his temple. and as the chief high priest.
he alone Is 10 be the judge Of the fitness or unfit
ness ofany individual or class to enter It's holy
precinis." The Norfolk editor seems 10 have
been badly Reconstructed
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-09-01

a PoLiTicAL CONVERSION .-Monlgomery blair.
~ his speech at Portland, assured his hearers
that every drop In my veins Is sprung FROM the
Southern people" Later In the evening he stat.
Cd am half iAnkec--thc better half Of nae. -
We cease TO be surprised at the political course Of
ihe gentleman after this confession. " he be
thus made up Is Il 10 be wondered AT that NJ ,imes
he ls 30 cratic that even his own friends are nm.
certain what leap he will take next7 A man
who 10 half Yankee and still full.hlooded South.
erner places the Northern man with Southern T.,l.
ing entirely In the shade. - sssisa Journal.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-09-01

ADITTEREScE.- Andrew johnson recciv.
ed the news Of his nomination TO the Vice Presi.
deney he was in Memphis, a, the ST. Cloud IIo.
TEL lie made speech, accepting the nomina.
ton, aud in the course Of his remarks thus alud.
ed to the necessity Of securing the control Of the
Government 10 loyal men
say that the traitor has ceased 10 be a citizen
and in joining the rebellion has become public
enemy. lie forfeited his right TO vote with Low.
al men when he renounced his citizenship and
sought TO destroy our Government We say TO
The most honest ond industrious foreigner who
comes from England aud Germany 10 dwell
among US. and 10 add TO the wealth of the coun.
try . Before you can be citizen YOU must
stay here for i've years II we are so cautious
about foreigners, who voluntarily repounce their
homes 10 live with US, what should we saw 10 the
traitor who, although born and reared among Us
has raised a parricdal hand against the Govern.
ment which always protected him Ny Judgment
y, that he should be subjected to severe ordeal
before he Is restored 10 citizenship.
This Is precisely the ground tina, the Union
men take now. They have not changed. but the
President has.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-09-01

ScHuEzEs FnrIvAL.-The Germans Of Balti.
more have made this gala week. Most Of our
readers are aware that they have purchased q
which they have sci apart for the uses Of an as
sociaiion existing among them, known rs the
" German Rife Target Association" Their
membership extends 20 all parts Of the country,
aud they assemble annually, 10 compete, by firing
at target, for prizes and for the " Kingship .
Of their association. Their annual festival COM
meneed on Monday, and was inauguraled BY n
grand parade through Baltimore and 10 their
Park. They have, Of course, enjoyed themselves
immensely and drank oceans OF lager beer, but
have maintained good order throughout.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-09-01
tNStNas.
L., - "a 9Th sth 9th 9Th Nh 9th 7,

l., - "a 9Th s,h 9th 9Th Nh 9TH Tot.
s sSs:in..::s Z ! ; ! 3 9 8
Home RAW. n. COckey, Of Social, /.
Fly Ciiehcs. -Towson-Whittle ?, iarsh !,
Malambre |, Bowen ,, Thompson l. u. &.
Longnecker ,; total II. Social, q. -. COckey J.,
Shock /, Richardson total ;.
Quito" IoI hins.-TOwson Conner ,, Whit.
tie l, I.arsh !, II. &. Longnecker l, Thompson l.,
llowen total 8. Social-G. u. Cockey 2.
Shock l, Ridgely !, liOueh l. Richardson /, Sol
lcrs total I.
Out on BIscs.-Towson--Con ?. white 2.
II. {. Longnecker !, Ruby 2, Malambre ,, J. u.
Longneckcr 2, Bowen / total ~. Social
Ridgely ?. ". u. cOckey l, Webster ., Penni-
man !, Sellers > 4; total :.
Struck Om.-Towson-H. {. Louenecker /,
Ruby !, Thompson ; total =. Social-Geo. u.
Coekey !, Ridgely !, HOugh l, Webster > total
:.
L.ff on Bises.-Towson-larsh |, Bowen >
Conner !, II. G. Longnecker l (: total ;. Social
Richardson ], Webster ., W. II. Cockey I, PEN
niman total 3.
CmPirs.-wm. r. Freshman, Of Pastime Club.
S:or'r.-wm: L. George for TowsOn; Lewis
II. Wheeler, Of Towson, for Social.
Time q Gdnsc.-Three hours.
While on the subject OF base ball, We give the
following communication place:
BASE Bali AT Mr. WASHINGTON. On Friday
vicinity, held a meeting for the purpose Of orga-
MIXING Base Ball Club. The meeting was orga.
nized by choosing DR.. Ewing, President; b. r.
johnson, Secretary, and c. ". Blake, Treasurer
Quite an interest was manifested and but little
difficulty experienced in forming a club.
The iniiiaiory game was played on Saturday
evening on the grounds Of the College, when
considering the number Of beginners in ,he game
several good plays were made
IL IS the intention Of the club 10 practice As
much as convenient, 50 that before the season
closes souebody probably will hear from a.
Thea look out We Ball Players See that your
Laurel crown fits closely |! There Is a deter
mined adversary in the fedi
Doubtless, the SoaebO.iy referred 10 means the
Towson Club, and We will say for this Club that
Il stands ready 10 defend its honors against all
competitors, provided they come fully up 10 the
rules and requirements, Of the National Base Ball
Association, which the Towson Club has adopt
eel as il guide
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-09-01

TEACHERS ISsrfrrTR.-Our excellent School
Law has been exhibiting its beneficial effects all
over our county in the increased interest
manifested in its operations during the pas,
school year in which il has been in exisience. -
one OF iis wise provisions require. an annual
meeting OF the Teachers Of the public schools for
the purpose Of receiving information on the va
rious methods OF imparting instruction and Of
governing schools from distinguished professors
selected by the State Superintendent assisted By
the President OF the School Board and any Com.
missioner who may elect TO attend
Ga Tuesday morning the Institute was called
10 order, and the exercises opened with an i'm
pTessive prayer by Prof. Newell, after which he
delivered an able, practical and exhaustive adj.
dress on the subject Of education generally draw
ing clearly the great difference between what ed
ueation is and what Il Is not. Prof. Leakin then
in logical aud foreible style discoursed on the
disposition which a teacher should make Of him.
self in the school room with his pupils, happily
illustrating the beneficial effects Of a cheerful
temper and agreeable manners, and the baneful
results OF morosc, peevish, irritable dis
position. In the afternoon the subject Of read
ing was dweli upon by Prof. Newell in an easy.
simple, lucid and comprehensive manner which
plainly showed that be was complete master Of
his subject Prof. Leakin gave bis views of the
subject discussed In manner similar 10 his col
league. The subject Of geography was then
ably discussed by Mr.. Leakin. Mr.. McGinn gave
bis method Of teaching mathematical geography
by means Of cards prepared by himself for the
purpose.
On Wednesday morning the subject OF spell.
ing was taken up and occupied the entire session.
Several Of the Teachers Of both sexes explained
their various modes Of teaching this very impor.
tant but much neglected branch Of study. In
the afternoon Prof. Leakin lectured on the sub.
ject Of arithmetic, giving many methods Of a..
eilitaling the giving OF problems TO the pupils.
The Teachers were very much interested In this
part Of the able lecture rs was evidenced by the
many questions propounded 10 the professor du-
ring bis illustrations.
Lewis H. Wheeler. Esq, then read paper
prepared by him, on the subject Of Unconscious
Taition, which for beauty Of expression, elegance
OF style, depth Of erudition, truth Of argument,
aud force Of conviction merits high commenda.
ton. Prof. Newell's extension Of thanks TO Mr..
Wheeler was characterized by q readiness Of Ian
guage and clearness Of comprehension which
elected marked applause.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-09-01

- Treason must be made odions traitors
must be punished aud impoverished, they mus,
not only punished, but their social power must
DC destroyed and after making treason odlous.
every Union man and the Government should he
remuneraled out Of the pockets or tlioss who have
inflicted this great suffering upon the country. -
-Andrelg Johnson, Aprn 2lsi laGn