The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-12-21

Union who has yet lingering doubt u Grncr-
al Grants ioyalty-of his devotion 10 the
Union canse--of his Rel ublicanism--ofh bis radi-
calism! II there be- one let him read the follow
ing letter aud be convinced. twill be rcmem-
barred tia, Ia that noble letter written by Grant
70 the President, somc time ago, on the subject
OF the removal OF Sheridan. he referred 10 let.
Ter marked private, which hc had handed 10
thr President some time before. The country
demanded the publication Of that private " let.
~, but the rTcsideni withheld II. The IIouse
OF Representative called for all tho correspond
cncc Oh the subject, aud in compliance with the
rn',iay last NJ follows;
tPhIvArE
Id llrNiVt AuLis AENiIs or CAlTKn STATES
"WAInysT0N, u. e., August !, 1867 I
NJ E5oRhry 4. .iokHsoA,
''I'resakHf9 ne tEii,d Sdiss:
Sir ! take the liberty Of addressing you pri |
saicly on the subject ~ the conversation We had
this morning, feeling NJ do the great danger 10
,hc welfare 81 the rnuntry should you carry out
th' lie. igns then expressed
" Fist. an the .uhjr oi the displacement Of
tl.r Secretary 81 War Hi removal canno, 10
effected against his will without the consent Of
the S,nac. II j. bHi a short time since the t'ni.
tr'i state Senate VAS in session, aud why moi then
htyc asked iur his fru"vnl, lit WA dcsirrd7 II
ccrininl, Wa the intention II the legislative
branch Of The t'oscfninrni To place Cabinet Min.
listers ley onl ihr power at Executive removal.
and II Is petty well understood that 80 Tar NJ
Cabinet Minister are affected by the Tenure,
~ ui,r hil u fris iHf'Hii speciality 10 protect a.
) rf,tUy3 Uar, rt"tg "a, country ,,h gPodi con.
.ffac '". ~ moaning .fhs lac say h. syplf,n-
"i"rB ~ H "s'a'' hiwg'r, bw common ssnss ani
h.l''e' . h,yd P'9i 'cN g,r' 10 y ne Igsi ~.
f,aiRft q tramers
% Srunl. IN the snl,rt Of the removal uf
The rrg hh f'wm'Hi'r u ~, E0h Military
a. l"i urr nsh you Ia consider the effect IL
w"u'l i,ivc upon ihc public. W. - Hairsr,dlly
ni,i,rr.Ng @iorily n. J.,,yi, ckO sHsfrins,i
70 Go'.nH"''at through rs riiIs, ond Eared ~
H,t = n"sh 'N h. 'E'ni,s II hf GorsrHnfAf
: ~ ir ,h' iut "fiui few teen 10 do ~ much
4piiu.' 90 ,rnrl enemy rs General Sheridan did
'i"'inr ilr REBELLION, aud it's within the srole ~
'h' alu.ii, ~ bat 'w ~ this az aHy other cuun-
~ 200 Ia What h. has. M rail administration
h.t 3".. ,5'nR s'H,.ffrf,"a llr has had difficult
a.. in contend With which no other District
Commander has encountered Almost, II nat
.i4i',. fiuin ~, IL. Il, WA appointed psirir,
tnnuuaii'i {" tbs present time, the pres In.
given oui iLat lr wa &" be- removed that tiu
Nimin STATION was dissatisfied with him etc.
I'll ha 'iHl"lcn,h w." n,,ls'nrnis ;n thu Law.
80 t'r.f'-. Within hi 'uinminl H. OPPOSE him
ia ','I. 50, in their power aud has rrn,l,r,d
n'' p. ni'H.urr, which otherwise may m,,rr
have been u'te-s.tty.
lu ,nuriu-iui allow mr 10 AS - a ffi,n.l
IL ine l.,t,r anl lu"i, thu welfare" ri the whole
country N"fh aud South, hR II ,sm @y ppm
'.'".. H.H Ne h.Yi I.~Ii y h,s e"nni,y n
ID. H.. ,'. a,ya,i.i N. G,rernmeni ,hIri1,
p 4,.' ,tN'.nl ran Y"i.Hy submit r.. 20 81, N.
'trY AH DO. 81 df "'htf', ~h"m Mcg Mrc ,Fyrrs.i
...ti s' 10. t.r.,.d would not have taken
I . l.. IL -. 4
i.a.'d ~',h 'hu., but let the cunvcrstiiuns on
o. niJ'd alluded :" ia This letter aud from "a
go of lu't .'''ipY hI Ikh"r am righ ~
y. mIt,I.
Wuh rrat fsls'i your oL-,licni svrvaal,
u. y GaASr, General.
Am"n, the papers rad in the House an Tues
ia, 0 halter FROM General Sheridan Ia General
Grant lated Ncs ORLEANS, January ~ 1861, in
r. lai"n O." matters IA TEXAS, aud particularly
r,,rtiu. in Tie ,.nl,tion of Union men aud
friedman IN different parts OF the State. ~hirh
he 'i,. o. .'ruly horrible no SAYS the Gov
Comment g. l,nouuo.l freedmen shot, and Union
ia'n Prosecuted, u il,,, have the tcmrriiy tn rA-
-"'i i.''r "ldninn.. etc
Gs lotto. General ,it.:... under .lsir Head.
4uatri- N'in, oi tbr United States. Jan "a.
'-.ts 90 ipr.rt .ts 'ulinws
t..', 'fYiy e,rW,r.l-l to the SECRETARY Of
/ M \u,uiJui. invited Ia that portion Of the
s.iL.u communication ahch I-irrs 10 the con
.lii.un u' anon inrn and freedmen ia Texas, aud
io tn IIHe ,l ssncss ot the military ia the prs
"ui state ui nila,I- io Afford them protection. -
/ .N'u il,r in"rd tiletI of the troops is passing
/ aWsi ard O. lev ilys aga u squad OF soldiers an
I .iui. 50. sued an hy citizens IN Brownsville
/ in nav opinion the great numbers Of murders of
Z asa utI lftp Tex mt m a
+ ru' uniUnish,l hut nninvrsiigaic'l, constitute
fi.t,.s. "a tate uf iusurrectOn and heliev
in.. i Goo BE- Tie province aud duty ~ every gooI
Go,"tu'n' ~ ~ iford protection To the lives lib
I 'r'' AMI rroIsriv oi her citizens would rrcom
+ wrud lite declaration of martial law ia Texas Ia
! .,'..r.'lr,r, lds
ih' - '-.it' for governing any portion OF
+ 900 ri' .'ui. by martial law u 10 H. dcplord
d u.,.ir.l 10. 10 huuli BE- limited in lis auihuri-
q. .Hl should icitc all local authorities aud
/ 80. Jit.uA'. ne AMI unnhs,ruciul until they
! trnt, '''ii irrt'i,i,urt OF willingness to per
/ 'atu. 'u,i. d. .ii's
NAt.tal .Aw wou.d give -cur.t,, at con,rar
at,.tn go, i' ~ cIasses II cilzcns, without re-
r."d 20 r'rr. color OF political opinions, aud
could na' '"ti'nn'l until society was capable Of
protection o. o. ~ until the State " returned la
! o. full fr,ion with ia. Union
T. arpi .Iii"n ~ martial law Ia nne Of ihcsr
/ STATE would g." warning To all. aud. IL nrcessl-
-" General.
Sn'rlan mi stanton are known 20 be- Radi-
/ al ~ r,'t, ich,t uf the word they ARE hated
/ hy o. m"',Ar, a. acarccly any other two men IN
81" country 40" hated they are both. berause VI
n,t l'soii,H ." thr Union cause, victims, OF
a.. lttri,ni az" ~ TSaHi )aiiy enisrss,
h... .h llr .l".,h al stanton as one In ~ hom
" tn iNnplo hn,' great confidence, aud thinks
hi removal will hr more ilnn the loyal people
F.. - il counu, itho-r who supppor,~l the Gov.
'rtm.ni 'iuln. the great rcbclliunI will quiet
l. lltm, Ia; he regards Sheridan AS a Every
10 rhl' 'on,in ,nirr,' an" who il universally
"nI Of ''r ~ i,io,,d b! the laoplc VII" sus
nun~i ii"' '.ovetnHrn, through is trials, aud
F h''r'i VS. ihn'r whn would still l'c enemirs Of
il' Go''fnmrni aud thinks his "cnsii aiam-
'.'eTnH @o g,r.a syaJ oH,.iacf"n
MA .ll lh will an, "n~ ra,il at hi. I-s.i
i'nn J., thar ntraid IL trust him. Ia vote for
han '"r th"i Magistrate 81 tho Nation Il there
go" "i-h 'iini l,"liiiral siaiu. in he morr
rl'Ht', irin"i Grant ran do nu mote nnr a,
NIUE. than he ha. unl'-. he take. thu stump.
iA' l'n, h"U' iuiii,.iAns. aud haWls fmI, hi
political pn7l,h 'li'ns from every r0rn,r pf"cery
'ul 'tt"'n and 'ii'' l. will never liz. nnr ever
b" t.h'! Q" 81" o., tie Amcrican l~,.Ilr lie has
rrrln""'i w. ,rwf snfc.nily hc - rRdor-
pa 3. q Erv'rt his in'ini,i. friend and mil
,isri d, i''tu, IS . u ,diral: Il" Is rcomrnrnl-
- O., 'uiiav. III Ma.hhurnrs. by Garfield nnd
i"'pl and kcl 3 and n"rrl! every other re-
luburu leader ~ ihr '"unii! be- has Sawed
% 'utu',, hiih'nli, aud we'll h. ls,i Our at
m,' 'n pt'i ,ir'arics hr arhicvrd nagniti-
'ni "c''-' rn ,i'" ru"n rans' aud conqnsrd
Triumphant i"a'" ut ~ opposition Ia him
n.N ',,.' .ui ! ant. in 'lring him To sue
/ "+i .', 'u,hl. % Ni" nav o,cnpir- the
! ri'. ii'niu ,hit
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