Maryland free press. [volume] (Hagerstown [Md.]) 1862-18??, 1866-09-06
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County, On Weslaesqa5hett TAespromi
EnentaAmes sbefers4thegC oassstion -will- b.
MajeAl KaiSSaster of,.thisDcounty. and
Col. Vim. PaiNaalsby of Frederick coun.
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] Ey-It will be seen By notice given iiyi else:
where that the National Union Central
4 Committesbf thiseoanty have determiuel
Eso7holdia Grand MaSs Meeting in IIsgers!
town, Oh Thursday The 2Gtli inst. I'VE
as eYSspt5lS0 tbc IKE qfwhtch
iEhsD oldest inhabitant. has, meyer witnessed.
Let every district promptly organize ard
send her quota to swell the numbers. ii
fhad .stsrern.. u thss s oll internal d
| Aadiealism. in a speech last week at Ian
caster. Pa.sgdeclared oihis 'tpreference for
the negro oset The foreignlboru white citi-
zenss, !" and naySodSWSed his 'besiief that ..tho
aesio is superior to the Irish or tho Ger
men races" Fl :i.,, fis f.,sa, ,,,i.,....... =.
7 ES"fhe man who votes for Frank
Thomas for Congress Knowingly and with
reconciliation votes in favor of Negro Suf-
frsge, negro equality, more burdcnsome
taxation, amalgamation disunion, another
war, and all the evils that abolition fanat-
icism eau inaict upon our country and
race '-~
R1-Fred Douglass. Frank Thomas and
Pete Negely, in the Radical Convention at
Philadelphia. Oh! what happy meet
ing. Would that it were to part no more
ES- The Radical merchants of Middle
town Frederick County. have met and re-
solved to Repudiate the short issues of
fractional currency. Such al act two
years ago would have been the height of
'disloyalty." A party that can stomach
negro suffrage will not heave at Rcpudia-
ton. ' "4-. eJ' i".-. =.
~-Op Saturday next, the Sth, grand
Mass Meeting of Conservatives will be
hcld'at Frederick, ] when county ticket
will be nominated.
ES-The Rochester Union propos es that
Fred Douglass. the negro Republican
stumper, be given the unanimous nomina-
ton for Congress in that District. There
is but one party that would propose such
thing that is Pete's party.
E9-The Judges of Election in Freder-
ick county who are possessed of property
are resigning their positions which arc
being filled by parties altogether irrespon-
sible. We hear of similar cases in this
county. This is the gams the Radicals
will attempt to play, but it will fail them
as has their Registry law AMI all other
dirty schemes they have concoctei. The
people who have registered intend to vote
this full, AMI woe be unto him who stands
i'll their way, for they have law, justice,
right and might with them.
EE- Frank Thomas voted in Cong ress
for Negro Suffrage. The Radical party
pat him on the back aud say to him: "well
done thou good aud faithful servant" and
reward him by nomination for re-elec-
ton. That party isn't in favor of negro
suffrage, not bit. .
ES-An intensified Radical engineered
a negro up to the Registers oai,e, in
Frederick, last week, to have him regis
terd. The register informed him that
Frank Thomas's political equality bill, had
not yet passed through Congress, and that
until then he must bidc his time. This in
formation caused weeping and wailins in
the Radical camp.
R1-Thc Radical Congress say the
boys in blue should receive $500 boun-
ty, and yet they take especial. pains to vote
them only 500, and that in such away
that it may not be easily come at The
bounty TO the negro and the extra pay to
themselves were made all right. If the
''boys in blue" do not get their bounty
promptly let them hold Frank Thomas
responsible. 1t is one of his beautiful
jobs,
ES-The old WAR horse does not dis
guisc his sentiments ON the question of
negro suffrage and equality. He is fully
committed on that question. Let every
white man remember this ., .......... .
RE How strangely quiet the Radicals
have become on the subject of Gen. Grant
as candidate for, the next Presidency.
my policy" appears to be in tho way.
BS-Frod. Douglass, Beast Butler and
Pete Negley met at the mottled Convcn-
ton, in Philadelphia on Monday las =
"When shall westhree meet agaip?"
. ED-Thc Philadelphia papers have no.
ticed very infinitely the arrival in that city
of Free. Douglass and Beast Butler
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