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The Few Rsveistionary EsstteDsat--
Capture OF - Supposed Chfissn prsssss-
Waiting for Sews fress the Pseias-
E1.Prsstasns Fiiiysrs sa Msarta.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-09-15
The Mass Meeting on the Twelfth

large aud enthusiastic mass meeting Of the
Unconditional Union men Of Baltimore county,
was held in TowsonioWn on Wednesday, the
l2th instant. The Court House was well filed
at an early hour, and the meeting was organized
by the selection OF the following gentlemen as
officers
Prs'idea.-llon. Joseph McrEyman.
Vies-I'residtnts Capt. Reynolds, y. y.
Ilaigh,, Jasper " Slack, VIM. Cambria Thomas
Hale, Wm. II. Hoffman. IT.. Alfred Cooper,
Lewis Il. Cole, 1t. H. G.. Dunphy, Gen. John Is.
Pearce, Jesse Garre,, David X. Lusby, Capt, +.
C. T. wal,emcycr.
Secretaries. John ". Wheeler, Henry ". Nor
rison, Joshua II. Parker, Powell Griscom, Aus
tin Keen. Capt. Chas. 4. Conner.
Hon. John l.. Thomas, Jr.. our candidate for
Congress, was the first speaker lie defended
and explained his votes in Congress, aud showed
the inconsistency of President Johnson and his
treason 10 the party that elevated him to office.
Hon. Mr.. Van Riper, member Of Congress from
New Jersey, was the next speaker lie made an
eloquent and forciblc appeal 10 the Union men Of
Maryland 20 stand true to their cause-true TO
tue Io!al record thef mac male during tue war.
Hon. J. A. J. Creswell United States Senator
from Maryland then addressed the meeting
This was the FIRST occasion upon which we ever
heard this gentleman, and we must confess that
we were agreeably surprised a, his grea, effort.
His address was mastery vindicaiCn of the
policy Of Congress, and a complete refulaiion Of
the ISLANDERS aud abuse heapei upon tina, body
by the President during his recent travels
through the country. Nc. Crcswel was listened
to with profoandrd attention, and was frequent
~ interrupted by applause, n, times so deafening
and long-con,nued rs TO cause him To suspend
his remarks until IL had subsidized.
Captain Itzells Brass Band was present, dis
coursing patriotic airs and adding much to the
enjoyment Of the day.
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PREsrDExT's Potioy RsDoassD.-we ask the at.
ienlion Of the soldiers TO the following from the
Richmond Ekamiaa. Il ls Pollard's farewell TO
General Miles, and we give Il Is a specimen
Of the manner In which the reconstructed Rebels
treat Union soldiers who REFUSE 10 become their
willing tools
" We bid Miles an aasctionaie farewell Go,
and mover return-eowaFd, inquisitor, torturer,
executoner Maledlctions upon you and may
Inflicted upon the dsisncslsss When you dIa.
may your carrion b thrown 10 the dogs, and
they loathIng your vile nesh, leave Il 10 The IN.
faslidlous buHxard. You have polluted our air
and soil too long. Co Relieve ne Of your insult
fsFable presence. Relieve us IN offensive ob.
Jet that provokes us 10 blasphsmy. Az we re-.
and coniemn thss, hAisfal Kite ohscenesi ofhlrds
Go ~
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The CopPerhead party claims that Andrew
johnson, In +" Ny Policy" Is bn, carrying opI
the policy lnaugurated by President Lincoln.-
When We remember with what devlish ferociiy
the whole copperhead party fought tina, policy,
and denounced Lincoln for Il, we cano, but feel
that they aredIshones, in their asseriions aud
tina, there 10 vast difference between the two
policies. While Lincoln lived, all the copper
heads and eopperh,ad papers In the country do
nounced him aud his policy now they praise
Johnson and " Ny Policy" Mr.. Lincoln de-
eiared that he had no power whatever over the
reconstruction Of the Union-thai belonged 10
Congress johnson declares In bis acts, that
Congress has no power to rocons.rue. The Union
THAI belonged 10 Aim. 10 this he is supported
BY the whole pack Of rebels, eoppsrheads and
bounty Jumpers that 20 bitterly denounced Lin
coin. Either the Rebels or the policy has chang
ed. Which s IT.
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President Johnson's Tour.

The President does Mt seem to have very happy
time Of Ii since he started GU, on his great cleo
tioneering tour. A few days since, at Cleve-
land, Ohio, he was interrupted frequently during
one Of his Characteristic harangues, and was
openly denounced a. q traitor. At Indianapo-
lie he was received with q few groans, huzzas
for Johnson" and cries for General Grant, and
made some remarks. lie commenced by saying /:
Fellow citizens ferries for Grant,, It Is not my
intention ferries OF Z" stop" aud |" 60 on" I 10
make q long speech. II you give me your aiien-
ton for Eve minutes ferries Of 20 on, )" " stop -
4" no no We want nothing to do with traitors -
Grant, Grant" johnson and groans.
would like 10 say to this crowd here to night
[crics Of " shut up, We don't want TO hear from
you.n " Johnson" Grant, " johnson,
" Grant," " Grant"l
The President paused q few moments, and
then returned to bis balcony.
Hon. David kilgorc went to the portico TO try
his powers OF persuasion aud keep order. lie
said" For one moment hear. Cries for Grant
and groans. Let me appeal 10 you, citizens Of
indianapolis aud Of Indiana. 1.-THE confusion
still continued Let the appeal TO you again
But the crowd was unTelaing, and would not
be quiet.
The gentleman then retired from the pOrieO,
aud the excursionisis went TO their dinner.
This 10, OF course, all wrong. Andy shoald
be heard, not only because respect is due to him
as the President Of great nation, but because
he is doing excellent service for the 4" radical -
party. Hundreds who before gave his policy -
their hearty support, are deserving his cause and
ranging themselves upon the Congressional plat
form. The eopPerhead newspapers are now Civ
ing publicity to . letter written by Rev. Henry
Ward Beecher, announcing himself as friend OF
the President. But the speeches have cured Mr..
Beecher. In letter written a day or two ago
20 his congregation at Brooklyn, Mr.. Beecher
says -" Mr.. Johnsons' haste TO take the wrong
side at the atrocious massacre Of New Orleans
was shocking, aud the perversiOn and mutilatiOn
Of Sherdans dispatches needs no characterize
ton. | do not attribute this act to him, yet,
1t was Of such n criminal and disgraceful nature
that, not TO clear himself of II by the exposure
and rebuke Of the offending party, amounted to
collision with the crime after the fact" Refer.
ring to the Presidents speeches in his trip, Mr.
Beecher says -" What shall say Of the speech.
es made on the wide, recent circuit Of the Ex.
ecutive Are these ways Of reconciliation"
Doubtless, many others besides Mr.. Beeeher
are disgusted with Mr.. Johnson policy, as euun,
ciAtei by himself, but still he should be heard
We wonder IL Andy could Mt be induced to visit
Maryland. We think il would do world Of
good.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-09-15

- The cusiom-Iiouse and Post-ollice soldiers
assembled In Baltimore on Wednesday, and elect
ed number Of delegates To represent the State
In the Cleveland Convention. Among those So
lscted were Gen. n. L. Jeifries and Gen. W. II.
Browne. In what sense are these gentlemen SOL
diers They have only been known as attaches
Of the Provost Marshals Office, entering that Of.
Gee - subordinaies, aud, In one OF their cases,
at least have won their title Of General by pan
dering and toadying 10 the whlms and caprices
Of that still greater humbug, Provost Marshal
General Fry. Another delegate is Engineer
Shock, U. 3. N. when was this gentleman In
the services Of the United States and how long
has Il been since he was In the rebel service ?
aud how long has Il been since he LEI, Pennsyl-
vanIa, to take up hIs residence In Maryland :
Thsss are lovely specimens Of the soldiers and
sailors Of Maryland
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They will fool some People lAughturl They Just
now playing the game which the ncyl tried toliny
nigh mountsn and promised lm N hc would All down
and worship him, he wonid give Him an the Kingdom.
of the Earth. The Poor Devil did not foot Of
land And tell you three years will not pass away be-
fore there will not b. crumb from the table d lnce
sam not one crumb that will find its way down
their eaparous threats. tAppiAnsel Let us o., NJ
standard We hEht for truth We Eight for justice.
We fight for humanity. Aud every where The prayers II
good men all The world around about with ~.
They can't conquer stab ~ In tho bark they may
they have aud they VIII Aud " We down. crnsh'
ed aud bleeding to-day, W. would rise to'nortow;
.' Truth crushed 20 earth wiilris again
The eternal years % tod are hers
But error, wounded, wrthcs In pain,
And dies amid her worh,pPcrs 80
And that, and that alone b. their ultimate fa,r
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Maine has followed close upon Connecticut and
Vermont In overwhelming dsnuncia,lon Of Ny
Policy" Her State election came on few days
ago, and tho Republican UniOnIsts have carried
by Deer Airy daousssd majority, elee,ing their
Governor. all their candidates for Congress, and
all their State officers This result is a. crafty
Ing a. Il was unexpected. Every effort had been
made 10 carry Maine for the conservative party,
aBd unlon msn themselves were fearful Of the
result. Bat Mr. Johnson's party is no where. In
Mains Il has bssn bsassn In the largest aggre-
gate vote ever poIlsd In the Stats. and BY ma
Joriiy unknown - any former election.
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Is the score OF the GANG

Fiy Observation-Disclosures 2, Fisher ! /:
Total ,. Towson-ii. Longnecker 3, Malambrc
,, Bowen D. whittle | Total Q.
Od on tbEIs. -Lake-Iiarrison ;. W. John
son ?, ". Harrison I, N. johnson 3, Fisher
Total II. Towson-whittle 2, II. I.ongnecker
!. Malambre /. Thompson !, Bowen |, wisner >;
Total 8.
O1 on B1s,s.-lAke-Rogers |, ". Johnson
3, ". johnson |, Dorsey ,, Fisher l I; Total g.
Towson-Whi,tle !, II. Longnecker l, MAlambr,
!, Thompson |, Conner /, Emory 9 Bowen !
wisner !, J. Longnecker /; Total -.
Struck 0m.--l.ake-O, Towson--Thompson l.
Emory |, wisner ! Total }.
Unpirs.--felix n. Sullivan, OF Pastime.
!Seorers.--Dr. Nailor, Of Lake; Lewis n
Wheeler, Of Towson.
Time Of GdS,S-Three hours.
\ game was played at Lutherville on wednes.
day, between the first mines Of the Pasiime oi
Baltimore, aud the Social. Of Lutherville. TIL,
match was won by the Pastimes, they scoring
- runs TO Il for the SociAls. Seven innings
were played.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-09-15

Larceny oY A vALuAnLE DIAMOND Pisa ne
gro named Thomas Brown, was arraigned before
Justice Showacrc, charged with the larceny of
a diamond scraf pin, valued at $3.50, the property
of Mrs. Mcdonald, widow Of the late William
Mcdonald, residing about three miles from the
city, on the York road. II appears that the ae-
cuscd had been in the employ Of Mrs. Mcdonald
aud unobscrved went 10 the room on Monday
last occupied by her son and there committed
the iheft. Information Of the robery was furn.
ishcd the police authorities and the matter plac-
cd in the hands Of detective Houck. The negro
u ,ying LEFT the place about the time OF the CON-
initial OF the theft suspicion fell upon him, and
description oil person given the officer. De-
iec,iye HOuck succeeded in finding the accused
In this city, and upon accusing him with the theft
he acknowledged his guilt, and stated that he
had sold the pin 10 q man named nuffy, residing
10 Washington. realizing about Sos therefor. -
The officer In company with tho accused went ic
Washington, aud procuring the aid Of detective
James McDevii, u that city, succeeded In recov.
ering the pin on Sunday. The accused was com.
mitied by tho Magistrate TO Jail 10 await the BAL
iimore county authorities, and the pin returned
TO the owner Commercial, Of Hsssdag
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Magazines.

% The Home Circle, - Is the title Of u new liter.
AIRY work that appears among our exchanges
{, supplies need Ling aud sensibly felt among
our reading people that is, good literary
Journal published at home. Grrat care seems 10
be exhibited In is management, and lis original
articles are remarkably able. Published by n.
u. Miller, Nos. aud g, North ST., Baltimore a,
- per annum, in advance.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-09-15

I" IHs Maryland Firmer," for September, is
before Us, and our opinion is that It's publishers
have never issued a better number. Perhaps
composition has done them good. n our farm
en- could only be induced 10 subscribe for this,
or similar work, we believe they would be vast
ly benefited by Il. Published by \. Sands Mills
4 Co., s. Calvert ST., Baltimore, at 81 per an.
nun, Ia advance.
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DIED.

At Union Plainc. near New Market, Dalii-
more county, on the lst inst. after u proiract.
Ell illness % nearly five months, which she
borc with christian fortitudc aud resignation.
Mrs. ELixAuErm OanEN, aged IS years, .
months aud II days.
" iilcsscd the dead who die in the Lord "
At Towsontown. ON Sunday September gih.
EBWIN TipISGs. infant son of WIN. II. and An
ME r.. Ruby.
Al the ~ milc House. York Turnpike On
the 5oth uli.. PArnicn liAvNiLL, aged -
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Nes0 advertisements.
l. O. .. T..
-

T1NOwSON LODGE. No. ~. !. ~. q. r.. will
hold n "BASkET PICNIC" IN Chcw's
wOosls, near Towsontown, ou Saturday. SCgf.
Ijih. 1896 4 good band Of Music win be- in
attendance. and prominent brothers will AL
dress us. The members IT the Lodge are in
vited Ia be present with their families. and Ia
meet at the Hall at o'clock. by order II the
Lodge, !. Il. u. BEDFORD. L. =. y. l.
September l5.--it
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-09-15

PIc-NIo.-Mrs. Urban's picnic, in this town,
ON Saturday last, was largely attended. Good
order was observed throughout the day, but We
are sorry To say, towards evening lager became
extensively demons,ra,ive and tried 10 get up a
row. This was prevented, however, and the n.
fair passed on very pleasantly.
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BR NSA-.M
DIRECTLY AFTER

OAhkCfLh AFTER
The sale Of the Farm will be offered the PER
S0NAL PROPERTY thereon, viz "a u.r.ss.
TWO MULES,
Z Colts, Cows. sows and Pigs. Poultry. foar
Stone Bed. with side-boards, I 5.horse sprine
Wagon, Carriage, : Cart, 2 Threshers. with
Peiton powers | with Cleaner attached bath
In good order Hussey's Reaper, Wheat Fan,
Flows, lisrrows, Cultivators, shovel Flows, /
Horse Rake. wagon Harness, Plow Gears sud
ALSO,
The Household aud Kitchen FURNITURE.
ru ALSO,
About ten acres Of growing CORN.
Terms-Ail sums Of t9o aud under. Cash -
All sums over $40 on credit Of four month,
with approved security and interest from date
CHAs. w. RlDGELY, Agent
SAMUEL q. WILSON, Auetionesr.
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MARRTED.

On the Goth Of July. at Trinity Church, in
Wilmington. Del. by the Rev. II. c. Brecch.
JonN snERlpAS, Of this town, to Miss BgAr.AH
ASS. daughter Of the late job Hackney. oi
Wilmington Del.
On the 25d nli.. by Rev. J. q. Buckingham of
York Pa, JAcoH T.. Lows, Of York County, Pa,
~ a. u. SrARKs Of nallimnre County. Nd.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-09-15

THg ON DEVExDKs. Association Of the
"Old Defenders Of baltimore In 1914" partook
nesday last. A number Of toasts, eomplimenta-
~ 20 National aud State officers and TO the mem.
DRY OF their fallen comrades and TO the departed
statesmen OF the country, were drank by the
I" old men assembled" They spent q pleasant
day, and seemed highly graii6ed with their " Wis
IL 10 the country
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CTRcun CouRT.-lui little has been done Ia
eour, this week. The argument In the pleas Of
abatement filed In the case Of State W. John
Glare. indicted for murder, IL now being heard
The Grand Jury adjourned on the 9Th Infant.
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NOTICE.

MY WIFE. MARGARET LEEF. having
W left my bed and board without just cause
or provocaiion. all persons are hereby forbid
trusting her on my account. shall pay M
debts Of her contracting.
Sept. i5.-3ts JOSHUA LEEF.
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An ON CIrizEs DEAD.-Palrick llammill, long
known rs the proprietor Of the public house al
the 10 mile stone on tho York Road, died on the
Goth ui., aged eighly-two yeap.
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0oIsa " BEuD.--rhs 0rssusburg Aggus shows
iis fAngs amer The following style
"0lve ~ . representation Of every Stats In .
Constitutional Congrnss, or give " the Aboli.
ZIONIST traitors assaulted a Washington IN
N = mock or rump Congress. nm Ne nav
Stain a. Ohphof wfA keir kof Mod -
hsv sisinsi AZ eErfk wiA a. 6ioed " Paivi-
etc Dsmesrafs."
Coppsrhsads, through The very virulsnes Of
their vsnon, u 4 sAld, 80 bllnd 10 August
usns ~ abovs.
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The Household and Kitchen g FURNITURE.
e REVEARn.

STRAYED away from The subacribsr's prem
~ ises, ON Mednssday, August 7Vth 80
a bOWN MkIFER, II months old, sV.[.sl
white spot on her back, and white Lellv. TLs
above reward will be paid 10 anS one who will
return her 10 me, or - Lewis VsRle's store.
PATRICK CsOEAN.
Sept s.-St York Road, near Towsos.Iown.
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SrA johnson man at Saratoga l. 20 radical
= supporter q my policy" tina, he won't drinh
from shs coasrsss spring.
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APPOINTMENT. BENZ. y. Steele, has been up
pointed Constable for the Seventh District, vic
Henry 8. Wright, resigned.