The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-07-06


The belief that were Il not ior the profession af-
forded by that party, the South would 20 10 The
dogs and be swallowed Mp, bodily aud spiritual.
~, and N all its circumference, by some great
evil, though what has never been made 70 appear. |
Unfortunately, the South believed this, and grca,
has always, until lately, been the rcsPec, held by
Souiherners for their =" Northern Allies" Of the
democratic party. This perfect trust and con-
ideuee has already well.nigh ruined the South.
LuTcd on by false promises made by the demo-
cratic party Of the North, the South q, last at
tempted the herculean work Of breaking up the
government, confidently expecting immense ma
terial aid from the North, and that thousands Of
sturdy democrats Of that section would rally TO
the standard cf the Stars aud IArs," aud
while offering their precious lives for the defence
Of the peculiar institution, would bring with
them millions Of hard dollars TO swell the Golfers
OF the new Coniederacy. But, at the FIRST note
Of war, ihese Northern dough-faess, warned,
doubtless, BY the determined asPec, Of the loyal
North slunked to their kennels, aud. save an
occasional yelP from vAllaudigham or Wood
ward or some other would.be great man, 10th
ing more was heard from them until the collapse
of,he Southern armies and the ACKNOWLEDGMENT
Of the Confederacy. Then our Northern Al
lies q" came forth from their four.ysArs obscuri.
" aud set up howl Of indignation because the
South was no, Immediately rs-admit'ed into the
Union aud because loyal men, following the
teachings d the AeH Pre'sssfiiv loyal President,
Andrew johnson, con,endrd tina, treason should
be punished. Congress desiringa PEACEFUL and
permanent adjustment, Of all our difficulties, adopt,
Cd the Constitutional Amendment. requiring its
incorporation into all state Constitutions ~ a
condition precedent 70 the representation Of the
South ia thA, body Although there was moth
ing harsh. nothing inioleranl In this measure -
Northern democracy raised a mad hue aud cry
against Il, and by their influence, mainly. Undue
Cd the Southern states TO TeSc, this olive branch
Then followed the Military Reconstruction bill
a measure commended and supported BY ihogs.
Aais Of good democrats in the North. aud one
which would have bsen rrAdily accepted aud act
/ cd upon b. the south II il had no, BEEN for the
ofhcioss inierrnedtling o. Northern democracy
and Aadfew johnson These TAO powers have
visions Of the Rs,onsiruciion bill and have mad
q necessary iha; Congress should convene agaiu.
TO make the a;snllcn. OF the pcople. in regard TO
I reconstruction. - plain that even Andrew John
sou, though fool netd no, err ,hersin
! Meantime. the Sou;h i the sufferer II has no
gosernment-All its Interests are At sca anu &,
- beginning u realize that the fanli OF :is prs.
snt helpless condition lies With Aaarew Jchnsou
AnG Nosthefn Democracy. Already Southern
JoaFnAis AID orators are Sr!iug save ~ irva
our friends and indicaiiOos are rleu'y thai
eFeioas the iaped aai aaislsi people q the Sosi
will shaAs % The lies that bind them TO a party
too helpless 10 save AID i0o bigotsd to correctly
advise and that Il will give iis adhesion - that
policy abieh ef' aad r,H promptly aud gGsv,..
ally e.nl up the wOands iaaic,~i By the ate
war A. evidence o; this ie~ling :, he south
We ryProascs 90 s'iieies tak,n from southern
papers, whisa ase osi sPeciaieas u ihr .salsaey
o. he Sou befn press and people
fron ne Cilsristt.rius ~ chrssics- 5al. -
| Tar rsti.1 ol IN sorru-N' ccSSt.r.sS -f-v IVA
: NeHrufs~ prsacascl
We have aI-iosy g. uaak- ~ 'h- Raiiral rarsy
uA 1tgafd % 80 cparsc t1NArls lie .oatl There
3 atFsArs Q - nosains t4Al 10 s4id exesse 10
We kaos ;aai ~ RsS.ebi.sAa party have ls
t-riari 90 brvas loua 40 ertostiaa =; ~ soa;, ad
% zake e unt-ihits % - stFvnr'h oftse Esraheaa
1 FariY
Pa tl.s csas lsi4ss lAegu . paaelc.i ihins .hiei
ihe >ezi lsAt . III. Eeli- iafnuvr its irratzert
oae ca..s y the rialsa. -ors- a ihs R-;.hisr =
sAr ~ soaih As euastzas rrAssan k-rs ~ Al -,
Nsr;a - - D-zaocrstle t@Fty. III Nsrthsrn b~na
"a Prsss ~ se7s-.sssss Ps'ps.s. kseTs ~ -
sogth - agrp sra-ar~ and ~ Rscoastrartloa
BAL, calls a. % hsc9@e marsyr., ss.. A. Frrsd~u
80
u atF4sst a.e-ssr-aes faza 3 t4ase strs ~ fsz
- vaksfzl ZAP the Rallaai oesseS TAsrs b. u .hor;
resaiAr sF e batter E9ris x5ias Al ts- tize -
trosa ta- Norshsra rA;-s asa he oathsrn shiss
issslas N he Northsrn ziad sta IL Nor;her-
vzesrsy Va r's'ssd = ssA ~. oar az Wat
nterv as the scrvE j. xV~a an ihsr tara TIE IDA
- nz.t kssp sAe'e s9sihern uenoe-ass se snasr o..
fli They ill Pal ard Tfats a. thslr Nariksr
! allie. That Is the trair ofthoagAG
W therefore o. r-f-ss rhai - have ar-siy ft l-rt
y l sstsail1s o. that ~ assstep o. ~ southern
T-opl- O. ias~ O. As-ialm 81 oana-cfan Hith fhe
Nlriii-ra Drzacrary We AaFe at pAFi.eie nor
rs.r-r; - ~ Ns-faeri fzoe-aey sAaa % hav- fsr
the RsruaIictns Thsy sot - into troubles. Add
| hassiy ataaacrrd a. Ana they are dolnx a. lnsnts
agary no~ ~ ob-sruetaz ts- .s:;e@,n, q eoas;rss
tiun TAey nersly - mach political capital
All true fesds Bas sassisf friend o. they
havs ~ passr and are a ierEetaai na.sAnes
We have sa' % make terms wth ne R~rahieaH party
-tAsy ars ,tr Govsrn2snt and Ill - 81 rooi nan
year,
Ss- lsi .. q pabiie ne-siaxs Ay /, dosa thAi - Do
/ act in:snd . &c, v.sh III N1rfAsrh Deno<acy
We shall nos make position eiess - 41ding thai
us Individually are not xsinx 70 the Republican.
~ sho act ehi-nJ srsn coasi@raioss q policy a..
=. nas fth- Rspubiieans Eiii trsA; ~ properly
s IN the Fedsrai slsetisus, vote ssr the ~, man
| they pat ap bat sAAil not Join the party.
fsltsy suggests Aai the seuthern t<ope a. over =
s,.ss.. 1ses S.s NJ. a. a. a, Q. s % al
cancellations describe himself - uhicl
% not isss Ss D. bot o. hos any Southern oAa
PIT On y. assry sfiAe Republican PARTY "iihoai j.
Bssshs thihE !. going - - aons ~ = great many
haiiisfs q s,Fs- sAsF- powerful inaaee-ai drsT.
i nan On - hreak through then.
The Charleston Daily .Asss q the goth VI,
10 an elaborate argument upon StAnherry
opinion 90 the Reconstruction act says
win the Republican party Sho passed ri. ac, aud
uho have refsutsly supported the artsn - the mii
iafy een@anaers, ass-Et Gen sletiss In sseh
W. ~ IA issss fAaf ndds t<csa< party ssss. aAd
nsis sssss TE1 % AZ frri t.s ilaf ~ Lars Jss-
sod % pay(er sw ees.fdsses - ns Presidenf
is undertook 70 restore . the unon, 90 would
pertsFm certain coalitions. We falhaed then--haVe
Ne has andsrtaksn 70 % rpon ever orsaslsn. from
TIE Conveniion bstuesn sherman and johnson v The
kseons,rusilan aet b. has hnAiiy ylsldsd and sAs
Fats rspesi srrsvr ifthe President under.
take. a. thi. dsy-.nsr psrnit,nE. visheas word
q rsmonstrano ohectoa. The practical enoFcsDsui
u thsory % the sconstractisn reverse that
theory ioprenf the exercise this extravagant claim
q mitary authority and % remand sss staie 70 the
control Gifts eva civil authority, ei lcasi have
some secuFsy that Ne will p@rsvsEc In his action and
that IT, undef The opinion ~ the Attorney Gcuerai
rcfnse oh~dlenee 20 the usurpatien % ts mtAry CON
maaaers, shsii bs hsid knrmi~.s Cor or eondses
tha, " this construction 10 Fspadiaied ~ conFress
ss s ~ Isy s. s.% s "a :. ',IsS e.. 70
sued shail b. held responsible Tor the delay In
the uork gfrec0n structon, and the act u -
dsd - a. 10 Arar more harshiy upon hight. and
lnterests
Whether the administration of Zen, slckles ha.
been wise not u question into which We Do not a.
present eater Mach that he has done think emneny
wtss-soms thinRs which he has done would have
had etheruse, and Whenever that qasstions up
Tor discussion uiii express einion frankly and
~ hope Justly But The question which q now raised
u naeh larger We Do not undertaket 10 say
that he oinon u NJ stanheFy l. not legally csrrcci
Al ue aay H. that ~ 10, u ought 10 have buen ssasd
months ago. That nov, eorrecf Ref, u lrin fweir
ereaf, 1aseAsress srsisncaf-sM ssewvs lsasisn u