The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-08-24

bonds were thereby forced TO heavy discount In
loans with which to carry on the
war, and the national currency was thus largely
reduced below lie true value In gold, thereby
adding enormously TO the cost VI all material
purchased for the use Of the government.
Il should be borne In mind by every taxpayer
10 the nation, that the democratic party stands
pledged TO secure compensation to the slave-hOld-
ing rebels for every slave sst free by the Emanci.
patton Proclamation and Constitutional Amend
meat, thus adding an Immense and unjust bur
den 10 the already onerous taxation under which
the country groans.
II should be borne 10 mind, that all the DEM
oeratic members In The House Of the Fortisih
Congress have placed themselves upon record By
their votes. 10 favor Of the monsirous rropOsi.
ton that the national government 10 liable, un.
der The reconstruction laws, for every dollar Of
the Stats debts OF all the States 10 rebellion.
Il should be borne In mind by every mx.pay-
or, that the Democratic party, through lie orators
and writers for the press, Is committed TO the
proposition that the Confederate war debt, con.
irac,ed in the ubiquitous struggle to overthrow
the national government, 10 justly chargeable
against the Government, and that this party on
ly waits the success OF lie insiduous attempts 10
regain power, to fas,en this debt upon the people
Of the United States.
], should be borne in mind BY every Taxpayer,
tina, the democratic party has made persis,en,
aud strenuous efforts 10 injure both public and
private credit, and bring on q financial crisis,
such a. will make Il impossible for the country
to meet It's obligations promptly, thus carrying
widespread ruin everywhere, and reducing to beg
gary thousands OF widows and orphans and 9TH
er worthy persons whose little all is invested in
government bonds, for the redemption Of which
the faith OF the nation is pledged.
Il should be borne in mind by every taxpayer,
tina, the democratic party. persis,enily opposes
every stior, made to tighten the public burden,
by levying duties upon foreign imports, thus re-
quiring foreign capitalists and traders, who have
the benefits Of cur markets, TO bear small share
Of our burden in return, and At the same ,ms
protect cor home manufacturers from the dead.
ly composition Of foreign capitalists, who grow
"a, upon the proceeds Of pauper labor.
ltshOuld be borne in mind BY every taxpayer,
and every pairio, who has the good Of bis coun.
try ct heart, that the speakers Of the democrats
party openly avow that their hope for the succes.
of that party lies only in financial disaster TO the
country, whether caused BY failure OF crops OF
By the diserediting Of the national currency. by
Prsventiag the nation from meeting its ohlisA.
tons, or however resulting.
Sueh are some Of the objects aud aims VI the
democratic party. II 10 no fancy SKETCH bu, the
principles here ascribed TO the democratic party
are openly avowed and such doctrines are incul.
Gated By ever. leader in their ranks Ilow DC
taxpayers like IL: This democratic party has al
ways been astumbling block 10 the way OF the
nation . prosperity and peace, and, finally. By
It's advocacy OF the 'peculiAr Institution - and
" State Rights, il plunged the nation into ira
uieidal war. Happily for Us all, the people
were welded to the Union OF our fathers, and
neither democracy or treason could destroy our
government. But what could not he eonsum.
mated by the sword, our opponents think, may
be worked out by bringing financial ruin and
distress upon Us. But the people are watching
democracy aud at the proper time. aud in =
proper manner, il will be shed--crushed new
CT more to have 81 local habiiatiou or u nam.
Mr.. Isaac Publishes "a Card"
The eaeiieuirni among the various candidates
Tor Office a, the hands of The democratic party is
getting fearful. Criminalion and recriminalion
. INDUCED 10 10 Erea; extent. One candidate
4 cha rral Nth ons th;ax "a H., ..o,h.. ....
III one is almost ,suped 10 believe that the who'll.
sAng have committed crimes enough To hang
lhem. Cards " are getting popular now-a-
lays, ~ . means Of concentration bstwe~n eah.
iidairs and the " dear people, and to this VIII
lam ". Isaac, ESQ.,, who wants TO be Register
II Wills, resorts 10 last weeks Journal. a. fol.
ows
Tswsoxrows, Aug. 18th, 1867.
--, Esq,
Ny Dear Sir III iserivsd your note having
reference 10 n1y announcement as n candidate tor
Register Of Wills. ON yesterday aud rs tar a. |
understand .our views they arr enrreci. fnd
that the assertion has bsen made in your hssriny
that will M, submit my claims to noIuinn-
liou TO q Convention and intimaiions which I
have heard irom others leads the to suspee, that
~ effort s on ioot To PROPAGATE that idea ~ Tar
y possible. Such Icing the case J prefer an.
'wering you through the coluuls OF The - Jour.
bal, than by private letter.
During the war, when 10 advocate DrmocraIie
'rineiples vas not 90 likely 10 he rewarded D,
he emoluneuts Of Office No Il 10 now, was quite
. xealons in my attsehussnt 10 Democratic prin-
'iples, and DrmocFaiie organizations a. ihos-
'ow circulating the absurd story that ! have
ABANDONED the party would have the dear people
'eliesr that the, are.
In 1868, whsh Grn. Schenck raled the State
announced "a, seli No a candidate for Register. ~
late day In the rampaign of that year, aud
!. hen no other IefsOn representing our tsoliii,sl
irws was brforr the I'evplr 40 q candidate, aud
: hen the gentleman IN WHOSE Interests the ass-r.
ios above quoted Is made. VAS quietly rr,.osiug
y the snIoy usnis Of the profits Of a Iarra'ivr
's-irFal otiirr, which he had held Tor many
EARS. That announcement was inside In term.
''in%whsi similar 10 the present one. but thuuvh
our years have elapsed. never heard Il iniiinat.
u that Ass ABANDONED the Democratic party
] have annonnred mysrlf ~ . candidate, look.
NJ 10 that party for a nomination aud ad.
ressed ny ann0unctment 10 the voters Of the
oaniy, hscanse hawai- had under the appoint.
s~nt Of the pfesrni ssd prrcrding Register. Ihs
harss Of the oihc. ior nrariy i've years pAs'.
an safely and c0ahdenily challenge my prrson.
or political opponeais 10 polnt DOT single 10.
lanes Of deFilieiion Of any duty owed 10 my
nployefs, OF those having business In the o.
e, and because ! know that II ! remain = tan.
date until the day Of the election that will re-
i've the votss VI many rrpublcans who will
d b bound BY party, hut will vois Tor one who
sey believe is well qualified for this responsible
oaIlion.
! pledged mysrlf " elected 10 discharge the du-
e o. the ofice In a proper manner, and II elect.
WILL 20 ". ] repeat the pledges made. and |
'lh garry them out fully, fairly and HONESTLY -
. m,a, is, BE station IN lie he ever 70 humble
Z lst his political opinions he what they may |
naI 80 away from that oliice aud HONESTLY say
"a ne vas not served - oourisously aud faith. |
'iiy O. have The power 10 do.
70 references 70 the charge that nm not cub.
Ct 70 uominailng Convention, 4 slmply A..
iosize yoa 10 say that my announcement u
'ade suhjeet 10 that authority, which uc true
emocrat hasas yet proposed 10 discard.
win great respect, your friend,
MN. ISAAC.
Nov, that's all right. asd 80 suppose wiII do
'oui ss well % anything NJ. Isaac eoaId have 4
ris'se. lie ha clever fellow, makes = GOOD