The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-02-02
8altu. Go. Amiuil.
IrOWs0MTOWNa, MO.
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lance Of keeping Maryland 10 . position OF, at
least, .frisniiiness TO The uniou, and hence the
great care taken to foster the loyal sentiment Of
the State, aud to promptly frOwn upon and
check any disposition on the part Of rebel SYM
pelhizers to give expression TO their reasonable
views. when the war closed, IL found our off,
ees SLED by loyal men, aud such safeguards
adopted for the protection Of the loyal sentiment
Of the State as, II was thought would enectuAlly
prevent the opponents OF the Government from
gaining political ascendancy. But, through the
faithlessness Of trusted leaders, the door was
opened by which secessonis,s could gain control
Of the State, aud the resul, is that Maryland 10
to-day ruled by men who are Is bitterly hostile
to the government Of the United States As any to
be found in the country. The fact may be an
unwholesome one, but Il 10 nevertheless true,
that the position Of our State Is ia complete an
tagonism to every principle held by the Govern
meat during the war. Rebeis enjoy every pOli,.
icAl privilege accorded 20 Union men they
voie-ihey hold oifice-ihey make and execute
our laws The man fresh from the ranks Of re-
bellious armies stands better. far better chance
for political prefermeni than he who rsked his
life 10 the ARMY Of bis government, aud the
sgres; pAspor, TO the favor Of the nos dominant
party Is a vcori Of undertaking hostility TO all
the efforts o. the National Government during
is great Struggle toF life and permAnenee.
We look upon aud speak Of the rebellion As
being over. ani 80 il is. ~ a @eassrs. Rebel ar.
mics have besn disbanded. and armed hostility
70 the Government has ceAsed bui the spisi,
ihA; prompted rebellion 10 1861 still lives in the
lately secrte9 States il erors cut in their efforts
70 reader aailisy measures passed BY The Con-
gFsss q The rai's4 States and IN refusing to &C.
eepi a. aaAli;y the Intervention o. ihA, Con.
gF~ss IN the SLAYER! qaes;ion-A question TIA,
probably broughi 90 the American Ccueic, aal
ADDED much % rs bitterness Ani intensity The
spirit cfihe rebellion . not dad rcs,srsd by
;se hAs1 % the Executive u The Nation. /, z,
sTsSias Pe;zlaa; aud arrogant, and row a.
ssu-es TO make if4fsis fcs shat ., coucseves 10
es The -'sas q 10 VotAriss. There - - dis
suisirS Tee fact that iG nav tc scvesssry 70 teach
TIE reesilogs states another lessoa that, the row.
e. q The Government $ supreme before they
~. AeSp; TIE ,neri,s5it. As4 Il such aecessi,v
e . y forced sPoa the cv A. psoP,e q the aAtou
a.. =Ay see ;Ae nPos;Aacs q NAsy'azi tie
q4.a 81 Tie Capitol heinS frve frum ,ie TAR,
q ;7rAscu
o.: .egis.A;.r. saog.4 consider ;arss .a.ass
T1sre $ naca Ia; g A.Asn.as ID some q 'hsi-
sscsa; eaac;Gezu Constitutional obisAaoss
seeG 80 .; o.; sa..y -fca the seasceuces q
c1r Psvsea; .AH-u,Aksf. aa1 g ;ae.- sEe.s .
ee-sS: ;ae ilsf-laca.ss,! o. ;he STATE We greatly
hsa- ;aAi re question q Nae,her measure
uc1.i e e 5enesf 70 30 re-oc-acv .. aaor.
~, 1sa,.r tskr3 '5a- Wtethsr 8. o. coa.,ststicn-
a e !szaa.si 6y 81 Sa1ls PeoP.s os'hs STATE
o. gosuc- 8 A,;raefias tie a;;ert.o- of.a.=s.
- -ea q o;ssF SAies. az :a-y ass iaqslr,as
A. = ;as e@ec ;ae sAs:T ac5oa = o4r rulers mas
ave lPcz s4- prosperity Aa4 ~sltsre Hga
Jo1- y s1-nev. a .igse sia3sat q po.iucs AZ /.
d careful OBSERVER y ihisss a. taev oceur
Eri;ss As f-..oss q. IS paper ,se Paia!siPb.A
Pm Tssre 3 zscA ef,-.th q IL
wAsEDsrsS, Iaa. .. .ss-
TIE 'yra-1les p-tct.crt Epoa tie ora. peopie
= Narv-ae+ - .,e legislature =cE = ssssiou
a. zzaapo.ls- are zcre .epla-ahie A.! cruel t@-
eN1se ;A-y A. &c; . b@ rsz~.ie1 sATe 81 ;he
str11--s; z-1s1rs. az! t>ra.se they are tie -rsa;
e - tsvoroa Of nat p-epe . tie Gcvsra-
zs=a; ~ tie Caitei SAFES. - ThAeGsas S,evess
,usf sal! % = -.-ize1 - Baltimore. II tie rres-
ca J3hasoe aaG SEana nee aA1 s.cce-,ies. u
eAr-Ti1z TcGr state laio tie ssoe. lioa, ne eogl.
save tEe { 7so1 pcrg4Ailce frrla tie uruags TIA;
a. EoE lease: .cou zen. Iz or.!rArT tines
wl-a he Esf.! atl act become AziliAsize.
sta trsasoa q spectacle Ike Eat COZ sr.sez;e,!
ir AarrAae Eog.t arorse sHcA se-iing d. tie
ots@r states A. Sogl- eonp<l - eoasyirAtors %
Aae11on t1sIr reckless schs=es- TIE example
81 ~ ss4aa c-fcse the as; November elee;!oa
has o~en AtvanosG spoe Sitkog; pssse " had
ra.es sizzitAaross Eita sis oEz sleciioa 70
n LATED STATS >s1Aie u % . the pAasags o. a
GIL -srror.n< the Radical City GoTeranen, of
Balunore, Nayor Cocnciis aa9 all an3 tie
p-spA'ai.oa for a Co1suistiocai Coaveniioa
Eh.eh i 20 complete. gn1er legAl forrs the e.
fraschisen@s' Of The Rebel nglii,s3es The o.
litsra'oes q The heAEy representation o. Bslf-
more city. b. iacreasiag TIE Representation o.
the Old Stare COUNTIES. as1 toe fsii-riag Of
the hAsds Of ;ss heroic Judge Eon1 hy
o9ensiFs lsxisiAiioa, 0siong 70 the sane system
and recAll the DAYS shea Sogth Carolina was
Administers! solely i= the interss, 81 tie ninori.
-. ard shoiiy agairs; The people. white aaa
black. TIE tEo grea; objects 10 Nary!And Esre
70 prescribe and break aogn the Caioa people
aud % elevate the Rebei chiefs The blood
s,aiaed Invader o. bis oun state. Bradley John.
SOC. arrested Tor bis ireasoa, fev days ago ia
Baltimore boldly EAgried Andres Johnson q
pardon 10 the teeth d Chief Justice Chase and
Was shortly Afterwards admitted 20 practice ia
the Supreme Court q the Gated States While
nuiilAief heroes like Denrison. and cherished
patriots ike CresWell. are CHASED among the Rad
ioals. and made 70 give way TO the traitors xho
are doably defiant 10 that they are forgiven their
crimes and able 10 tramp upon their viciors I
say this = . sight 10 MAKE every loyal heart
ihrob with great, . resisiless anger. For pre-
die'iag precisely such results a months ago was
assAiled BY every copperhead and traitor BE-
tween the two oceans snd now, when I tell
you iha; ,hese men, under their leader SWAN.
will only be deferred from q second rebellion
Against the Government an not without as-
ihoriiy for the prediction. TAs olJeef On throw.
ia2 hfryisad info As Aaads Of he Rs5,ls 20 70 iIy
Asr aitrari tie PaiAray 81 ne great North and
Wat y an gffeaDf - mad % ssizs ne CoHgrsss
asd 70 espfarsns CiPifai. This opinion, gener.
ally asserted aud widely believed among loyal
men last fall was yesterday vindicAied 10 The
Maryland House Of Delegates. copy from that
faithful friend Of the Republic, the Baltimore
1SsTieaR Of this morning
Amer going through the daily ballot for United
States SENATOR 10 oinl con veniion the House took
up the Convention bill and Mr. Jones, Of SOmer.
sei spoke IN advocacy oft Ills sueech bevond
is iteration Of doctrines exploded In the sunpres
sion Of the rebellion, Il chiefly remarkable ior the
threat that the impeachment VI the President
would be resisted By arms aud q new rrhelliop
provoked lie said that the President would A..
mand that his impeachment should only be tried
before Senate 10 which all the States were rrp.
resented, aud that II this were denied he would
appeal 10 the army and navy. aud the war would
be carried into the Northern States. NJ jones sras
a.fender " qualifications IN General Jacksons
fas<, belssrr II sscsssoa throughout ne rar and
q HoE supporter Of I'rssideaf yohAsoa. II Is 20
he presumed that he speaks from some other su.
thority than his own wishes when he foreshad-
Ows the Presidents course.
The following 10 the part oftbs speech referred
TO;
:. Ia the ease Of the impeAehwsn, b. The prss.N