The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-10-19

will be found At the head Of our PAPER to-day
Our nominees are men every way worthy OF the
support OF the Union men of Mary land they
have been tried and found not wanting they
have remained true TO political principle through
Adversely as well as in prosperity they have
never wavered ia support Vi the Union cause,
aud present u striking contrast, Ia this respect,
10 the rebel ticket nominated by our advefsaries.
HUon LEsSOx BOSD, nominee tor Governor, is
the well-known Judge vi the Criminal Court of
Baltimore city. lie Is n man Of powerful intel
lsct aud great frmness Of character. There Is
probably no inan In Marylan that has worked
as hard 10 the Interests Of education rs Judge
Bond. lie has visited our Sunday aud day
schools all over the State, encouraging them in
their efforts, aud Arranging material assistance
wherever Il was required. lie has proved him
ssli, also, good friend VI the black race. Since
the negroes were made Tree ia Maryland, Judge
Bond has lAborrd earnestly for their good, aud
has probably visi',d nearly every county OF the
State, urging upon ia blacks the importance Of
procuring an education, Of hitting themselves for
their altered course Of life aud cOunsclling them
10 honesty aud lair dealing, sobrieiy aud indus.
try. lie is u christian gentleman, a Trading
member Vi the ". 4. Church, and All honest
man. An impression Is abroad that Judge Bond
came 10 Maryland from Northern State. THIS
Is DOT 90. lie was born IN Hartford county, in
this State. aud has many rclali' cs residing there
now. lie Is Ia every way worthy the support Of
the people Of Maryland aud would abs I'LL the
Gubcrnalorial chair.
Hos. iIExRY n. GoLpsBoRouUn, the nominee
for Attorney Gen"TaI, Is a native aud citizen OF
Talbot county. lie was originally u democrat
and was several times elected To the Legislature
by that party. When the rebellion broke out he
went With the cause Of his country aud has ,iucc
ever BEEN found one Ut iis mosi consistent sup.
PoTirrs. In April 1861, he Was presiding officer
u the Mary land Senate, aud abl. vOmbaiird the
reasonable efforts OF that REASONABLE Lody In
1868, the Union part! nominated ). y. Mailiu
for the Office Vi State Comptroller. Many Union
tnen were not satisfied with Mr.. Mniiius record
and position, and ran Judge GoldsbOtough rs
an independent candidate iOr the office lie made
n thorough canvass oi the State aud beat Mr.
Mait badly. In ls6I, h, Was elected To- II seat
in tie Constitutional Convention, and was made
the presiding ohierr oi that budy. lie is now
judge Ui the judicial circuit composed oi Caro-
line aud Talbot counties. tie Is inam oi pow /.
eriul intellect, great irmnrss Of character is an
ASIr juris' aud an uprsh, nan. lie would
bring Ia the AtiOrnr, Grnrfals position every
requisite qualification. and we'll deserves the sup
port " his fellow .CIiizcn,.
fREpERIcK ScIILEY. ESQ, the nominee tot Comp
,roIlsr OF the Treasury, Isl citizen ol Frederick
county. lie was appointed Collector Of Internal
Revenue for his District by President Lincoln,
and satisfactorily performed the duties Of the Of
fee until he refused To supper, Johnsons policy,
when he was removed. lie has been - member
Of the State Board OF Public Works aud was elect.
ed TO the Constitutional Convention IN 1854, and
recognized as leading member OF tina, able body
Since the breaking out OF the rebellion hr has
been consistent, onion man. aud, rs editor Of
the Frederick EIamiR,r, doubtless contributed
much towards building up that strong Union
feeling which has ever since ruled Western Mary
land.
Hon. wv. l.. ". SEABEooE, VI Anne Arundel
couniy, candidate for Clerk vi the Court Of Ap.
peals is also an rx-editor, having formerly pub
lishel the Frederick Herdh lie is now Com.
missioner OF the Land Office, position To which
he has been twice reelected Tie i, ripe holar,
and Possesscs every necessary qualification for
the Office to which he aspires
Carr. RASDoLrH JoSEs, Of ST Mnry's county.
Is the nominee for Commissioner 81 Labor aud
Agriculture. II is said tina, ~, Mar, county fur.
nished only two white soldiers to the Federal ar.
M during the late war. and one oi them was
Captain Jones, Of the Second Maryland Regiment
We met the Captain upon one occasion That
was at Mason's Island, near Washington. in the
Winter OF 1868. lie was there on recruiting ser.
vice, and we had visited the station 10 see a
friend. During the evening he was all life and
Eays,y, aud the leader in ever, amusement pro-
posed. Next morning We met the Lone Star of
st. Mays" a. he was called, again, and saw
him in . new character. lie WAS then - thought
ful, earnes, man aud soldier, aud in our CONVEX
sation We saw the great love he bore his eoun-
try, so great as To induce him To leave his home
and friends, TO break OF with relatives aud assO.
ciates, to successfully comba, the prcjudirrs of
his section, and to enter the Federal army, de-
,ermiued 10 give his life il necessary TO save the
Union from disruption. IT, is working man,
q farmer. and well suited for Commissioner Of
Labor and Agriculture. because experienced. cs-
pecialy, In the wants OF the farming community.
Such is the State ticket presented by the Com
veniion for our Sufrraprs Union men, go To
work for IL. Citizens Of MARY land /. il not wor.
thy Of your confidence aud support Our oppo.
nenis ticket is composed OF rebel. aud rebel SYM.
pathizers, and has an IL even u man who one
" Lees staff officers fought 10 overthrow our
Cnion--whO left his State 10 wage war upon II.
We have no such men on Uur ticket. Our nom
inees are Union Aa.H--ren WIN supported the
Government In every emergency and one Of
whom, at least. donn'd his country blu. TO aid
10 putting down rebellion. i.ci no Union man
fail TO give the ticket his hearty support because
lac thinks there Is no chAncr ter i; This may
be 50. aud Il may not he hui even 4 IL is. none
the lees l. !, our duty 10 remain true To principle
Let Us work aud voi. for Il ~ II Gc wrrr sure ~
success, and " We fail our ronscrners will BE-
clear oi any unfortunate result. tina, may come
upon our State from rehrl inisiu,