The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-07-18
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been appointed g., the t'ran; and .lfaI club OF
til. own To prepare nn ai!tc.s To the Rrpubli-
cius 81 H.. count. urging ihcn 10 organize for
the cam nign, 10 infn District organizations
aud To- work ratn,.il, int the success al our can
didalcs ,ni cause. The committee have. in pur-
suan,, OF the du'y assigned ihrm. prepared the
following. which Is published With the consent
aud al The order Of tho TnSsoniown Grant and
Culrx club
| In order that nyccs.ions may be- made 10 our
parts Fanks--ilai recruits May be- added To our
! columns and that every man whose heart j.
With the cause ul freedom, pcace and prosperity
MAY yutr his itLe sentiments. secure the promo.
iiDi OF his convictions. the advancement Of pfo-
grcss and lhI the entire vote OF the party Ia the
coLnts m,, hr i,ol!rl for the most ilusrions sol
dirt ~ the age. Gen T. : Giant, aud the sound
est $40 snan vi the country Schuyler cofax
". urge ujun the Republicans Of Baltimore ,oun.
Is the absolute nee, ,-iiy Of thorough uIsinixt-
ton OF the pat, IN each Election District
Ia our humble augment, To secure, these results
W. should have NJ leas, Que well-OrgauiLrd, ell
Cirni. working or al aud Cofax Club 10 each
District. This will put the members OF the party
in position 10 hold authorized communications
with the different parts OF the county, when any
united action is necessary 10 be taken. II will
give the entire party the facility OF acting ia
! concert of making bold united effort al the
prosecution o. q successful canvass; IL will Gre
ale Interest ia the cause IL will inspire zeal in
the ranks at ~. organization II will give en-
ihu>iism and vitality TO TIE campaign II will
reclaim The wandering ard call horne the prodi.
gal son Who has been living on the husks OF den-
ocfaiic paIsimony. By thorough organization
~e'cau consult the ,niiTe party upon any desired
movement and thus obyiaic that much-condemn-
cd and ju.il, deprecated practice OF caucusing :
having the will of the people set aside by the in
I iercst oi few politicians.
We icpr cate the notion too prevalent among
man. tue cAruc.t Republicans that there is but
little probability VI giving the electoral vote Of
our state 'of Grant and Colfax and as Sc
quencc OF this. they say il i. useless to spend
time aud money IN ctnpaign that will result
ia this. Such notion, we consider ill-tmed and
uabecOming that ~ III aud zeal that should
characterize ile conduct Of every member OF the
party in this great aud growing Republic Of ours
/ We admit neither the premises nor the reasoning
I ia the above allegations agains, those whose con-
duet in this regard, We deem unworthy the par
/ " and the times Ia 500 Ohio went demo-
! cratic by large majority but n 1854 We car
/ ried the STATE by hundred thousand majority
against ouc o. the ablcsi democrats OF the nation
and certainly, in devotion, he most indefaiga-
Die member of the party. The same general re-
suit Is true 81 PENNSYLVANIA ia those years -
This turn uf tue tables was brought about by
earnest LABOR. uniiting effort unccasing devo-
lion to the cause ofhuman freedom. Comrades
rally to the conflict. aud redeem Maryland, BY
giving ,rlut and Colfax her seven votes in the
electoral college Moses vanquished Amaltck
because Aaron and Ilur held up his hands. Le,
Maryland Republicans hold up the hands Of
ten. Grant aud By their worthy example in
spigc their comrades with heroic devotion 10 the
cause Vt equal rights. II was by organization
tina, Napoleon wi'hsiood the attacks Of the COM
bined Powers Of Europe. by organization France
/ ihWastsi ihe united Efforts OF the leading En-.
pifss Of klroIe Ia attempting to reduce her to .
suhjugaiss province Organization made Daniel
! O'connsli potent Ia iberating the oppressed
/ Catholics Of Ireland from the iyrannic sway Of
British rule. Organization, drill aud discipline
are the eiicieni weapons u which great victories
are won and their fruits secured They inaugu-
rate triumph out Of disaster, success out Of APP
parent defeat, and erect the standard OF the vic
tors where the vtnqulshed expected 10 be ,rium-
plant.
Tia, splendid aphorism Of Patrick Henry tina,
/ the victory is not 10 the strong alone but 20
| the visilhni. the active. the brave l. as appli-
cattle 20 the present as :" ;iie 1as,-now as then
!, Aie!ds the same magic influence to-day as 1,
did ia the days Of our revolutionary trials II
touches the same chords Of patriotism now tina,
i, did then. and IL will meet the same joyous
Response :ha; then welcomed its grand appeal
Those who respond, II they do not have the hap
py satisfaction Of SEEING the State cast her cleo
ioral vote for Grant and ColiAE, will have the
consolation Of knowing that they have done their
best 10 promote the cause Of progress.
We would urge upon oil who desire 10 see
the success Of our caue--all who favor the cleo.
ton u our candidates-all who endorse the
princpiea we adgocaie-ail who seek the promo.
ton OF ffeedom--ali who claim that ''ihe will OF
the people should be the Law OF the land"-to
Organize, as soon as practicable. Grant and Col
fax clubs ia their respective Districts. Thus
they eau put ;hemtelves in the beat possible po-
sition 10 disseminate political information, dis.
tribute speeches and other campaign documents
among the people, aud bring all the argument.
iavoring the good cause home to every one -
At stated meetings Of the clubs, a, which all
who choose 10 attend might be allowed 10 DO so,
the graf issues Of the contest could BE- discussed
for the peoples information.
Voters, will you organize for the conflict, OF
will you allow II to go by default? Il Is now
time 10 decide
CHARLES A. CoxSER.