The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-08-22
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W" 'hA" u that a large majority Of the peo-
llr North 81 the Potomac have had enough Of
"'r. aud tina, they desire peace All. however. do
""' 'hr'" are some Who. TO carry GU, their own
'""' would i''dh' I.angc the country into
""r ard he opinion. % thee find rxnri eIprr,.
'i'" 10 iAr nitmou, letter 81 Frank Blair. demo.
'i"ii, candidate lot Vice President These will
Lc"fiii, 'urlori the Democratic ticket because
~ ~ success l"t So sure Indications o. another
i'v'."t'ou. 81 another niirmp, Ia break up the
."'ciru,ui. o. another hlood, war Hut. AZ
~ haze aid. the MAJORITY % the PEOPLE ARE adj
,or'''- Toy p,ac, tad Union. snd these are anx.
t""'i' considering thr question a. 10 their duty
ia 3, ft,ssu: tuni,si Which VA, lies i..acc il
~ naittt' and YER, inn aiiau, inquiry 81 the
l'"'. aud 10! cN,rl' tho-r Welded to the pccu.
'D1 d"ruas of !S't,e,lon sad stat Rights are
'''LItl LII iu guide ih,m IN hi. struggle. 49,
w i'''i al sC'h %. r,, 10 the platforms OF the
'r - latic-. 4" 'h' a,"w,d principles oi the
''nd.'i :" their rtiii,h,d opinions regard.
'Ug 'i' ..us. Of ih' day md their intention,
si"" 'D' i"r't tie, s'sef'l, represent be- sue.
''-''nA Tho dem",r'iic rarity endorses Blair 5
''w. g. ~ht shall o. 'hr iniuir polic, ~ the
.o',tnn4'u' h'nr want. rsr tie does no,
n'.''' nlf''f. is- itt',i.i io conceal lis view.
p 'u.' itUols s,ti,ro. o. uunl.aning words
h'' 'Uio'- out 'luaf'i, rtd boldly and tells Us
'!H' 70 o., rAft! s4c,,,i. hc whole question Of
r''ou-'floiicu will be rc-opcned-tha, all the
southern State government. will be broken UP
ihai il.c wotk ~ Consrrs, and % the present e1.
ecuive aud VI General ~iIi he unlouc Iy is,h.
'ars Y"irsS and thai there will be u complete
ovet,urning - o." whole lf,irs o. the country
l. Is not expected thai il,.e ou,raees would be
quie'l! submitted 20 Is congress. by the gov.
ernmrnis o. the southern States OF hy the pco.
pie and hence there would be- inaugura,sl /.
coa''-' which might Indeed io what the pas,
rebellion iailt! go accomplish. va cast down
the pillars Of or Republic and utterly destroy
the government This s. ,h. state Of affair,
which must be feared. oJ rather provided for aud
counted 500 -touid e, mour sud Blair be sue.
cessfu'
u Gen Gran; shsll lie elected no man fears
o. even atc,'s 20 Saf whence or terrorism -
No cNis,ing government, will he overturned or
sgbvef'ci no ,eF'on OF cl,s. now cnfranchissd
vii he deprived - io..'ica. light. 90 tie con.
uaTy. Tie worn - enffauclii.cinen, will move
steadily mriil, IN till every disability will
haze been removed. The ma.kel assassns who
nov make nigh, hiieous a, the South will IN.
dtis'and that the! mus, quit and viii 10 /;
Tie three States which have no, set elected free
constitutions. will close the work forthwith. aud
le ia 4 -.
rule y il CEASE in them rs il has already done IN
The seven States already reconstructed. an! the
few solders remaining ia the South will be sim.
ply bn'Aefs % the civil power -Four wears OF
Grant ahead, will b. Ike the four years Of Lin.
coin i'creed By the people in l.54, when the
Fehei- saw 10 his reelection xed resolve the
loyal States to igh, four year. longer, II neces.
SAT-! The reelection Of Lincoln was Peace
though - moyf and Co insisted that il inyoly.
ed inteFminable War - the election OF Grant
will insure the removal o. all remaining SOUTH
crn disabilities, by curbing the spirit aud resist.
Ing the ouifases which have rendered res,ric.
iions Indispensable
l'6rani shall be elected, there is no vengeance
10 O." slgited. nothing established 10 h. subver,.
Ell np class 10 be- deprived u their tight. nj,
election will be due notice that violence aud
outrage mus, CEASE. that school.houses must 10
longer be- burned and may safety be built that
Their" o, 20 be education IN every State and for
every clas- and That the farmer Of whatever 10.
liiic'i hue may hcncriotlh plow and sow in fun
assnfnhce Nat be- shall harvest ,nI enjoy. There
!. not 10 the south al acre - lani. a coal bed
waterfall, that will not b. Increased in value by
the news Of Gen Grant election
should Seymour nnharlii, be- chosen, there
- ui al implacablr rebel in America who will
no, believe aud feel that the rau.s which was
lo'i "u the battlefield has l--n r-g,inel at the
polls that The serlic, Of ~" balloi.boxr. la,
reversed tina, Of GETTY .bur. Mission Ridge, At.
lHnia and Appoma,iox 'Nnu have had US un.
h~r these iirte year., The, will say 10 their
Cni"n neishhCrs. nov it 3. vHf iufn: we will
sho~ .ou who !, inasi NOV And they
will drive "nt 'hc 'rarpcihasgcr.. ns they call
the Cnionis's who have migrated from the North.
hunting 'htm ns though they we're wolves We
know this iot they threaten ~ not one. merely.
but thousands Of ihcm--anI IRE ,ure 10 he n.
bad -. their Word The, dd lunt Union D.n
out in The Spring a. isGl, killing them by scote..
aud they are to-day unchanged ia spirit and
character. Were seymour. election assured.
the Yankee ionrh'fs III ih, south, the Bureau
agents. the uufih,fnsrs VII" have gone South
aud established Themselves IN hnsinrss, could no,
live there another week They would BE- hunt.
ed aud driven out ~ the county The blacks
would not inrc 50 badly II 'i-y leni abjrcily to
the storm. hu' lot "ne o''h-m approach the bal.
i0t.box, and hr would have kniEr thrust into
his hOdy, Law CT 40 law Tie Frank Blair rev.
oluiion would be cDinplrc'l within a month AZ.
Ger the rebels had cl,osrn President aud thence.
forth no 'caric,.haggef rould express his sen.
iinrni. al the South and i,e
tn" country cannot afford 20 great a calamity
Ne ihr election Of Seymour aud blair would he. |
There u no industry there 1. no legitimate bu. |
ain'ss, which doe. not mlrra,isely require the !
election Of Grant and colnx To defeat them |
would be- national suiridr