The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-05-09

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u is confidently expected that decision on Andrew
Johnsons case viii be reached before the tlh instant
SONS even think By Saturday the oh lnsl whaIrv.
81 hopes ale entertained BY Me- Johnson political SUP
Porier., Il e certain that BIS family iaklna their cue
from him, douhtless have long since abandoned hopes
packed ~ and ready 10 bs caT,c on Al an hour ne,ie
Nothing has more eondnced 10 bring Andrew johnson
into conlempt among men Of honor oia political shades
appear 70 the a. 3. Senate that ManaEers batter and
Logan coliuded With Jerry Black after tAs ipsaehaSaf
ercc or scare him lJohnsonl into pursuing certain
course of action In relation 70 The gaano island Of Alta
thought the island Of right belonged 10 company o.
Amerleans his clients and that thsy vsrs wrenEfaliy
nsnl lawyer. think = Nc iasE Doe. on ~. saisrs, "
Andrew JohnsoL profrssed 70 think 80, too hut hesa
Ted 70 sss "a sns matter ssesss NJ Seward took an OF
chcnsve that the Republican party would oppose the
action be was Desired ~ Mr Black 70 take 20 the mat
Of his associates called, al the suEges Of Andrrw
Johnson on Messrs Halter and Logan Tor their rssr
These Il seems eoarsspsadsd With that Of Me- Bask.
All this b(ore the attempted removal Of stanton anil
the Impeachment Of Andew Johnson. Il vas not iIli
after the proceedings against the President had lrn
commenced. aud Mcssrs. Batter and Logan had forgot
e., vss ss s ,si hss s sSnsssSs s The ana
the frcsident came 10 words upon the subject which ~
salie In the brcaknE ~ Of their Esoaal and Prole,
slonai relations u u simply absurd To ArssFs
butler aud Logan With any aitcmpt bsbe or overawc
Andrew johnson In this Ruano basncs,.
ncnt. responsibility ofno ordinary magnitude attaches
% those about To assume the rcins Of pouer Ifthc In
tcrcsts 81 the country arr u h. conserved the mlcTa
tive demand u Tor nothing less than thorough aud
complete puFsnF from aiee 81 the capsFhsad
which has wormrs Itself In during Johnsons admlni,
tFaiion u will lrc useless for 10 attempt win
victory " ~ occr troops from the ranks 81 thu
enemy. The secession sentiment here, a. veil In
many other parts % the country s Just a. bitter and
RELENTLESS a. IN CO. previous the breaking ~ the
var and this has bern oslered and nouFshcd BY thr
policy % the outgoing President In appointing H.
the Departments here, mcn q known disioyai srnii
Uniting this hIgh hanI course Il aud has irrn H.
standing rrIFoar for lttl- backbone Ia the senate
would have. doubtless, savci Us from many splnt
Inent mot 10 O. h. made" Anticipating a.. change
which will undoubtedly take place within week. pr
sisien aud active efforts have brch made ny copper
hrad. !" s'urT appointments here, and great number
have l-yn pni'ly cro9e tnto positions In the hop
II thereby gaining status baking towards permanent
possession. ~ administration does make a
clean sweep 81 thu eheniss Il the eouhiry, t. i'm
Parchment 81 Andrew johnson will not only have l-en
fnrc but the defeat aud disgrace "f the Republican
/ party will b. assured.
The .urrrsfi results Of the recent elections IN tho
states II North aud South Carolina Georgia aud Lou
siana, have iren the 81 warm congratulations
herr among the Republicans IN Congress Fcw persons
can Icasc the amount u hard work PERSONAL suffering.
and heroic courage which have been required aud
rnlri ~ this great recon stririion stTuggc Apaft
Ir"n The ialor done and sacrihcrs made by the soeT
rnioniss th-u,.eIve the loyal People havs rr-at IA
tn congratulate an the exstsnc. here ~
most valuable party machinery which has h-rn 4, voted
1" aiding the southern Iayaiist. rfrr t. tho linton
Republican Congregational Committee which, -,s,,l
~ alput uiiriy leading senators an repre- ntAii
ha' hal through it, Executive Committee. ciaig~ Il
this graf work The thr-- hardest working Ia the
li"us" General Schrnrk Judge Kelly aud w laamal
ofrcnn.y lvania--arr on thi. sub committee Tir
ganisation first effected by I-pahsan copgrrs.
sional eaucns In March lsg During that year II. at
t.ntan va. chiefly devoted To- the Northern States aud
10 securing the control Il the 10th CansTr. To- the Re-
iuilican PARTY u distributed apu thr'" quarters Il
million dsrataents. aud, at the TIM ieran It,
PREPARATION fr tn ar'nous duties imInscd upon
u 10y Rennstrurtion Thousands Il nam" 20 uy al
and others aho might L. rcarh.d Ia the Saulh,
entered 10 looks kri i"r that purpose Ih' namrs Il
hurrau Officers. friendly army nfesrs mais aud Etnaie
teachers. prominent 10y aiists. editors A., yer. all r.
corded, that package of radical dca.t. might he
| sent e. them fur distribution
Mhrn III. rsronstruet'"n arts PACED in March
-, ih committee went 4" work and la, Kept hard al
of the Stat. Governments of the South frun rr-
troll aud arng them In the safe keeping of loyal men,
- due mainly 10 the anring energy Of this COMMITTEE
tons. when the work began there werr fifteen poor
IaEers IN the South sustaining Congress. aud loyal
isiener How much aid the whites their would give
was uncertain. aud the manner In which The fnrlmrn
would act va. problem. The successfal solution II
which vas believed In by Ia, few.
What has been accomplished l. seen hotc Il
eomIlishcd y known only 10 those who have done the
work u cannot he told Ia few brief sentence Hut
perhaps summary of some Il the i-adng facts may
help 10 rcaliHe Il The first thing cfcr, local
organization This the great work u last summer
About two hundred active white aud colorrd men wee
| sent Throughout, tie South Party Conventions were
held naruments Werc widely circulated IL was found
necessary 10 Trarc simple papers especially Tor that
pauo.e ofonc-a dialogue between Republican aud !
calorcd manaiaut half million have bccn circuia
! ted The Rev. H. " Turner colored clergyman and
stat senator elect In Georgia the author. col
J. Hinton Judge Eimand., Gov. boutwell,, Col For.
n-y and others prepared paper. also. over million 81
thee documents speeches. &c, have bcen distributed
FROM hftrcn journals the southern Republican pres.
has fr"wn to about hundred and twenty % which
one tfth ar daiies. The EXPENSES Of speaker. Ne
were In part betrayed by this Committee until the Con
venton., ordered by Congress. assembled since thcn
State Party Comniire have beon aided from here aud
have employed their workers % whom many able
men. unknown hitherto. have been deveioiesi. Most
of the money by which this has bscn done raised
IA the north In all IL amounts 20 something hes than
10000 of which about fourth has tccn contributed
by meutrs Of Congress Conventions hayebccn elected
have met and done their work IN States. in slN-
Alalama. Arkansas. Moth and south Carolina Georgia
and Loaisanaie Consultations have hecn suhsnitisd
and ratified. Four states have succeeded The oters
| will The Texas Convention meets at an early DAY.
Virginia IL the only doubtful STATE rs the middle -
summer. eight ai least % the way ward sisters will r
] restored b. their places In t!c Union household
In the great work done By the Union Republican
Congressional Committ-c too much credit can not l.e
given 10 the Secretary, lion ThoHa. D. Tuilock form
cFiy SECRETARY % State fsr New Hampshire No PARTY
ever had NOR faithful and antiring servant IIe
works daily at hi. desk for eight ten hours Wise
moderate and honest bis advice has i-en Invaluable
The commiice will do great service durin. the PENDING
| presidential campaign 4. y. BOYLE.