The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-07-25
Dcmoc,"cy amd TIE Ncgro FATE.

! Truly, WITH what holy horror OH Nar,i .f.I
coppcrhead. look upon the idea Of .nisg..s So.
ting or holding Office, aud nov carnr.i,, 'hry
denouncr the "carp-i-hnggrrs e the Spujh d..
cause, as drmocr,ci ailirns. thrg have b,,u c.r-
VnIrd to o:irr b., the colurcd vote Never oucr.
I however, do they uirniion thu fact that through.
out the rntirr South ihis vote IS rs earnest,
sought for by the drmucraiic par,, a. hy ,ne
{ Radicals, and that ali their party irumphs are
Obninrd through its influence Tie Grant club
OF Grorgia has lately issued an addr,s. 10 the
citizens of the State from which ", below rive
an extract This address was written by Joseph
bro~n, nm old Georgian, aud late Governor
Of the State. II shows up beautifully the difIrr.
rnce het~"~n democracy sori!i and South
Surely bound together a. ~ >. ..sny te- -
stmiath1 and common suffering. true R-luliic .t,
vii I-rmt siishi difference. ofopinion g. .ct~ ine
hFaneni That uniie' . great broih,rli"od =. ind
rni-ni trremeh, =" e"ssiE'ad sssFt uah fl,aiu+
the convictions u hs Judgment brethren 81. e., 4i.
.ei be sfeatrsi charity Bat mi. /. Rot tr sJ aart
rfii' 20 an men before the law Whni"s-r dinri-i-.
utolnnn MAJ have existed 60 the nsli cal f.ht.
Hhirh tie Contribution csnfrrs on az freedmen 80
ar thAt The Contribution does uut TAX tom Oh.
i~si.aiurr the payer 60 euufrr upon them equality -
political riEh,s Slth ~" ~hitc sni 30 admit ta
each house Of IN Tea raj Assembly. tho i4ds, 20 M
eviction return. and quait gaiinns % iis oA mri.r
has III iaw,r To- admit all elected their .rat. hut
this question has erased auy long ne = ,r
cal Importance. sine. both part~. nom mated ana s A
nrsfos. o. Ollie IN the late ~, R.Iutl.rtr
party usrs several a. sro.s 10 The L--l.atr. d.
." called Democratic party regularly nominated two
nrgrors Ia Houston county IL candidate unc f,r
aS collector aud tc other Tor cssisrr u tax rirns
The former elected and the collector ~ inu.
ton county. one nfths largest aud Srai'li,t ruuns
~ the STATE n"gr" elected the regular
- tbs Democratic party Ia th. state ~ The ease a,
both Iart-s committed TO the Iioy 81 ailaHtns 49,
s"gs to bold onec 80 'ee NO farther cause u division
notwithstanding the Called Drmocracy 81 sarg ar
committed - u. wh-thor the Democratic party when
u meets 10 make s nomination far the Presidrnet will
faiy the actio 81 The Georgia Democracy in ,lcciug
hrsIoss :" "ince aud IN dTtigE them 60 the IHi IN
cafriases and hasgi-s aud even ssuytnE them 10 al
umph upon thrif shoulder, shsn they yatai 90 %,
m"cfatie ticket or in other Wofis shrn tho fl.L b.
duisd aud irr'it were short sighted q. vote
against ihcir "wn risht rutr. and 10 .i talty
many - ~h"m would rrcuslavs them IL tLry lat ~.
pawtr
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GrN. 49, ttH ANb Nrsra srFrRAGr Al . e..
publican meeting held ia Cooper Institute. y
YORK city. June 7th. lsG5. Gen. Blair was prc
sent aud delivered an address in which hc .up.
ported the following among other resolutions
then aud there adopted
"Ecsoircf. That We hold that thi. .uib e. De-
self evident that he with whom we can trust
the bullet 10 save the life of the nation. We can
likewise cntTust the ballot To preserve IL aud
We invoke the 81 operation of the Federal aud
state oovcrhmsn,s. aud the people throughout
the Union. Ia ~" all iasfdl means 10 es'tLii,k
sgsiem y safrags rhicA AaH O. c;gai nnd issf
70 aH biack q iscH a. srlni,.''
The Mar,laH wing 81 the rebel democracy
IL particularly delighted with the nomination
If Gen. Biair. because Of hi. fimnu. lc,ior ia
which be- advocated new way 1t supporting
the Constitution. namely. by having the Pres.
ident io override the laws IT Conssca aud be-.
Gin u new revolution. They must not. how.vcs.
forget that in endorsing these views ~
their Dictator ~ prospective. they may nlsn
he endorsing his views a. expressed in the
above resolution. Il Is said that NJ tho rrcen,
democratic convention in New York. Tennessee
was represented IN part by what inay bc called
IN anomaly. democratic neer". aud that ~.
sat with aud voted with his delegation.
re-Cnngr eau erect four States IN Texas,
but only with the consent If the people The
petition Of the Texas Convention ash. that
three States aud "ne Territory be- formed. Tex
ne would. according g. tho boundaries ~ signed
have $1,000 squar, miles AMI TOO COO proplr;
Navarro. 6o.0oo square miles ani ioa.ann pea
pie Alafna. $1,000 square mile. aud eu .ous
people. The proposed Territory would have
but 5000 people. But few persnns know wins,
an empire Texas v. II would make - New
hampshires. or more than Eve New Yorks. ~
nearly six Pennsylvanias. II i nearly three
nines AZ large - the island ~ Great Britain ]
aud nearly half ~ large sgain a. France.