The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-11-28

/ EARSIsT WonE We sce IN the ,.I,. %
/ statement that u steamer itom ThomtstuMr
Maine has lately arrived at landing on jAr
James river, ia Virginia and TIA; De- iai uu
board fifty men. with steam engines wu..ous aui
tools. Their objcc, is TO get out nd ,hip Nof,h
the vas, quantities Of ship 'imhcF with which
the Jane. river counir, a'nunds aud which j.
said To be ~ fine as can lc had auvNh,re We
I like To sec this the South does contain cominu.
diiits needed at the North aud i ihr S.a,hrfm
pcopl, will instead u iriucrn. away iheir time
over useless complaints OF the hard torn. 81 the
reconstruct of their Sinics go 10 woth develop.
ing the great resources O; their section inviting
and welcoming men from the North who will
come To help them, the happi"-i results nil f,l-
low. The fate OF war had dccrcrd that there
shall be no slavery ia our country, aud the South.
ern people should Fealiz" now that all good that
as done the South. in the iu,u,c. must BE- done
through the agency ~ white brain. aud mus,ic
Nus. GRAST-Thr Boston .Inrnd says that
in connection With the election ~ General Grant
10 the Presidency. aud onl, second iu IL IN point
OF interest. is the promotion Of Mr.. Grant 10 the
pos, Of Lad, Of the White House II "a graft
iying to think that the po,iIicu is one whch Mrs
Grant will fll with ~" true simplicity 81 an
American Woman. There vii be- uo attempt Ia
APE the grandeur Of regal court, aud no vulgar
striving after mere sensation Mrs. Grant il a
lady who has maintained through every event
which has marked ih' ,tissiin,i,. 81 her bus.
bands lie, " marked lropii,'y OF jruc,uoi
She Ia. been hrlpn'e, in i,,s 81 diversity aud
has shared his honors without bring dazAled rs
the position OF contaminated D., the foolish ada.
la,ions Of those Who worship At the .hrinr 81 suc.
cess.
js1- The Democracy talk great deal about
the injustice Of disfranchisins portion Of the
proplepf the Souih--ih" r,Lsi portion. Now IL
is notorious that Louisiana was carried tor the
democracy by the disfranrhisemen, Of the iayi
people, aud that not by legal rnaciin,n; but hy
mob law-by the strong arm OF numhcrs--nud
yet you hear no, one word Of complaint from
these northern copperhcads They ssin Ia take
the action ~ the ,loJ Ia New urltans ~ nll fght
mud proper, In, how they will howl over the dis
iranchisemcni Of single rebel even though II
he done In conformity 10 law God save the
land from such rulers and from party ~ such
hypocrisy and injustice
80 The Wilmington (Dcl. papers contain
long accoun, Of the recent whipping Of siA men
who had been convicted Of petty crimes under
the laws of that state The details are di.gu4'ing
How any people can rest satisfied with this icc
ofharbarism upon their statute hook !. beyond
our comprehension. One II the victims was an
old man, who had been convicted OF stealing
pair Of shoes, and no wonier that hi. appearance
upon the scene with his white hair streaming in
the wind and his wrinklri back hArcd for the
coming strokes Of the "a, Of nine iails. cauad
n burst ol homes, indignation IN the crowd hat
bad collected TO sec the "spur,
To- II. Rivcs Pollard, editor OF the S.aiL,,a
Opinion, Of Richmond. Ia second rli,iun Of the
La Crosse Dsmocrai, vi. shn, aud instantly
killed by young man named Grant On wr,inrs
day last. Pollard had pal,lish'4i very rcurri.
lous article 10 reference H. Grants sister giving
out tina, she had rlol+d fran her home wlih :
NorIherner, &C., and for this offence her brother
shot him dead, the wcapon ussd Ling double. |
barrrled shot gun. Pollard. NJ the timr ~ biz I
death was armed with ~" D'rflnger irvulyets /.
and bowl knife, which the Richmond D,s. I
patel says sas his usual ainamcni."
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