The Baltimore County union., 1867-09-21

tasl contest Win our opponent. We were Dcateh
but that Is. indc,Nl roor part, that can
sIsnd on- drirai. had cauSe that gors down
when the termination nf one battle Is against II.
There is the same neri perhaps greater need
ior the union part, n there was last Fall The
.anir old rchrl element hui grown arrogant and
ssldsh aud more iupudrni D., political success.
ronironis ~ now the same spirit rules In the
White lIous-, the same man occupies the Exccu-
tive chair, aud while these Great Evils aHlici the
State aud Nation, certainly there is nec'l ofcom-
hined opposition tn their poicy.
The people ol Mar, land have had pretty good
trial OF dymocracy and consrrvaiisn since last
Fall 4 Democratic Legislature has convened,
aud during It's session ui tight! days nln'os,
brought financial ruin ul~n the Common wealth.
whrn that tod, cnnytnr,l Governor Swami aud
Treasurer Fowler boasicd nf the 'highl, pros.
porous financial condition oi the State: fig
ures were presented io prove that the debt Of Ihc
State was a merr nothing. aud that il could he
paid Oft at AL, time, and l'alrrs from other
Slalrs quoted that section uf thr t;overnurs Mes.
ssge, envying "happy Mar, land ior lis com.
iorlablr position and prospect. The -NIibiis
made by the Governor aud Treasurer were true
the Union men had left nur State proslerous aud
her Golfers we'll hle,i there was enough and
10 spare: claims wrtr met "n demand aud
maturity, aud when the 'm,chiuc was handed
over In the rebels il was IN splendid running or.
der When President lin,nin entered upon the
durs oi President oi the nitr,l States IN Is6l.
b" announced that be- was guing 'o run the
"b1yrfunlrnt machine - h- found il tur
,Oppefhead legislature hai "a" such intention -
They saw a hl iirAsufl It must Ice .,l away.
~ pap 10 the ih"useud. 81 Luugr, aspiranis
who ihrnnFel the Capitol The, found the ctr,l-
1t nj the State uInn . ouui htsis IL mu.' be-
strained O" u, utmost 'u i've prlgrs iu un.
Ispentani I-h-l- the, inund uut people pros.
porous AMI conisntrd The, must he made t0 feel
the iron hr-. ~ oprrt,s" taxation. During
that eight, day 81 '"pI~rhr'd Legislation. the
millions - surplus in IL, state Trrasur, melted
away like snow before Summ-r sun lies.
pairing -, went W. from the treasury officers To
the members oi the Legislature. asking them TO
cease their extraSagani Expenditures and telling
them that there was no more money 10 meet
their exorbiiant demand. When tina, l.egisla-
ture adjourned, our STAT" va. lead broke
there was no money 30 m..' ;h.. common anI
necessary demands of Tie state su.-rtiacni. anl
ne officers were compelled ,u publish humilia.
ting card telling the people iha, they need not
apply for iGone! ior there ~. none "n hand 49,
Nor was IL on financial matters alone that the
Legi1laiurr made iii.li oppf..-ive To- the p-oplr
of MARYLAND !, opened the gate. Ia the ballot.
ooI 50 thai hundred deprived uf iis privileges by
the eCoustituiion the, Wefr saofn 10 suplurt might
come up and vote down the measure, at safety
aud Preeau,on adopted b, previous G.neral A..
semblies imade voter ni even ihos. who had
lei' the'f State aud b-comr outlaws 10 their ma.
ton, aud who, under treason flag had wagci
aar not only upon ~. Inion. but upon our
own State, as a member of'hni Union il restof.
ed :" iull citizenship Erailr, johnson aud GOV
Love aud Harry G!lmor and Marsha. kanr and
General Tdmble, and a.! ih,, lesser band of
Maryland traitor son. who deserted il in i,s
hour Of need and who returned 10 il ss rAvagers
" hs h-ldsi as Pillagers oi its Villages as the
burners ofia d0micils and the innrderers Of lis
citizens That Legislature worked in the inter.
eel OF the rebellion dl i;s acts were in svmpa.
Thy with that Ldsa upon which the South went
TO war, but which Lee surrendered for the peo.
pie ofhis section upUn the banks Of the Appo.
ma,toI Iii recognized Unoni,m at all. il wiz.
only TO spurn i, and pu, i, down. while the cause
o' rebellion and State Rights was elevated upon
every possible OCCASION. And as il i, saw in the
distance time when No ps'g.i. would revol,
against the unju measures passed by that BODY
The Legislature gave us - cumbersome aud ex.
pensive Militia Law, under which the rebels of
Baltimore ci;y might be- enrolled and fitted ou,
aud armed AMI drilled as -olL.rs. NJ the expense
of the people ui the whole Siau. who we've cx.
pestsd io contribute iwo dollar. each for the sun,
Pors OF this rebel militia du, swami has al.
ready in'ima'-d his intention Of calling upon
This armed rehe force in aid the Es.niiy. in
!omr not stated attempt npon the liberties nl the
people and rnniors are rite that il j. to te .,n.
ploye'i IN the dispersion of the Na,innal CON.
giess when II ass~tnbr- ia N"vrinirr ~ cnut..
This 10 bat an idle breath u 'hr MARYLAND Nj.
h''a would venture uInu sush AN .,t,-,i.
m'n', They would fad" away aud IL. and b.
"f"" OF u" more Ior.'er bui the simple iac,
iha' such threats are made shuWs ia, aH,Asn, nf
ihr part, aud What Il would 4" - !, rnuid A.
""n' says "ihe's -rr mliiar! t-as..r.. p..uni
AIRY reasons Hn' patriot, '~as1ns VIII, ih.tr
'h"uli n"'e' again fopI~,h,,l legislature r..
-embls in Maryland
Inen Ne hate had ir,n,. rn,it cnny-n,inn to
make ~ new Constitution That MntL Is dome
tue ne" insirnn"ui hsa h.-n made aud ~ill
dn'h'issa s"on ''' de'lar.d the arpan,, ias ~
VI" SLATE We '"li.'e The I-upl. will regret ,;,-
HiCp'oh ~ ihi- nsW t"n.iiiniiau until il s
changed Oui odd tnh rll.isi.d un.,b,sl. al,
bOVeTnmeni haze all is-.f, n,.,,.t,.,, A.. h,v,
u" Longer religion ~ uHr ga,,inn,rii IA. m,.,,.
10 We grant IThs'""' :" ihai faithful hand at
h"" "ld "'rn WI" iTirn'i,d %. itoin British ,y.
gf'saions during that long anl fearful ,,n,.., an.
%" 0"i 0"n soil puf iudiriar, s., .i.n, l. ,L,,,.
81 Hnh "'"ir iaf m''r" exl~n,i,r to- tho ,4nti.
'A"hs's ohlt 'ah - r. indg.. - ,.ut t,rt,l,,,.
Court "ur Sch""l :, stem ~ 10 ss,u H., ,.,.,,.
iaiional Limitation ic anon. th. ih,u.. AT TIA.
lasi Hnd "nt children must either r-t,,iu nu..l
"'"''d 10 'h" i"'nr' "' ". must i.,, lrav, Ter
w" have entered ni., evil .l.,s. and ,h.r,
"a" p'"sl"'i IL" h"ls. - il.ef.. i.,np h,isL,.t
"n'' "hil" "" ar' under the ,inmin ,n,- ~ that
parry That h"~ hnd. ihr t.,rn. .i cur State
anssfnm-ni
W. hH'" u''' 'h' non parry. IN ia, of per.
u i"d "f I~a'", aud II ir",..l n.,.I,lnLl- Ia hath
Mh.n uAs ~'nssd u. sd. 10. ..i.,.an
Ana th'saisns'i The i.n.i =. ,irt,,t.
The Union party was ilr .ii.., ~ ia. stan.
hT"""'a down ever, ar'mlir,l ,..usniii,n Of
The Hrhi "i ~r'Tsi"n II maintained Mar, land
~ i's position - State ni ii,.. Tn,"u !, ,a,.
all ~ "'r'g'"s ." the suiri "i iI,- .,.v.,n,....
snd i'' '"'ari"- :" stand ~ D, ,inp wall l..,u.,u
The 'ns"ff'h' h'rr's snd ihr '.r,,.L 81 the ma
n"n. Wh'n 'ls sWn ui l;.i,ii,u, ..i. th. I'r,.,,
part, ~ Mary land r,p,i,,,l 'uiih in, uu.raaL.
a"'r ""d i'nn'''lu''l 't alou, putting