The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-08-08
southern Sentiment.

General Hampton has altered in no way
Not ouc honest man south of Mason aud Dixons
line u ashau'ed OF the muskei h. bore on the
sword be- drew in defence Of the Confederate flag
The man who says that be- is ashamed of IT, lies
These are The words Of the Charleston .H,rcary
And again IL says We believe that We Tough,
for our rights. driven on by fanAlical Radicals
We believe ~ still. n Their. Is TO lr p-ac. the
North must accept tn. fact We meet on = ,.ari,y
pfgood will. or We meet not at all W. ask NO
more than W give, and We give 10 morr than
We ask. Iii j. the expectation Of mcn Of the
North that General Hampton or mea Of the
South. are Ia 20 'heFe ~ elsewhere with hated
breath, swallow our deeds recani our principles.
and hwn AZ the feet Of Northern men they mis-.
take both him and us. We meet n, friends. or
elsc a. ensrnies"
The favori,c candidate on the en- --Aiic tick
ct. North and South, Is Gen Blair anA II l. his
letter Of acceptance which makes him . Thus
thinks the Richmond Di,PsicA. and ton. think.
ing u Frjoices because as IL says "ihc.. are in
deed, revolutionary times, and call TOT rrvoiu-
tionsfy heroes-men Of nerve backbone aud
physical courage Whoever Soprs to deceive the
Northern reople and make them believe that il
u only an ordinary Presidential election PAYS
but poor romplimen, To their powers Of terceI,-
ton, and marks himself a. unfit 10 be- a leader
ofap party. There was evidenlly faction Of
the Democratic party At the North which hoped
TO do this thing hut Blair's letter has rendered
u Impossible FOR them 20 deceive themselves much
Longer They will wake Up and trim their lamps
soon
The Mobile Rsgisisr says that. should Congress
lmpeach aud attempt 10 remove the ptesilen, 10
September. Ne ought TO refuse 10 give M the
rcins, and n the Radical faction elects 10 nse
force, LEI them shoulder the responsibility aud
the consequences" II IL clear il declares the
friends and defenders Of the Constitution ~
which !, means the Southern Rebels aud the
Northern Opponents OF the war-Rapharl S-mmes
and q. l.. Nallandigham, Tor examp e-havefor-
borne and given back enough aud should now
halt and take not another step 10 the rear
The 81. Louis T'as' declares
II Mr. Blair becomes President aud swcars TO
obey the Constitution, and fsils TO overihrow the
oligarchy established by Bfownlow IN Tennessee
Blair would he perjareA
There IL but one way 10 restore the Government
aud the Constitution, aud that IL for the Prssi.
dent elect 20 declare these DEMONSTRATION acts
null aud void, compel the army TO undo is usur-
paiions a, the South, disperse the carpei.bag
State Govern ments, ALLOW the white people TO
teofganiEe their own Governments, aud elect
Senators aud Representatives.
The Charleston M,ycsry says
The late protest By the Democratic member, O,
Congress in the House Of Representative asains,
the admission Of the carpei-baggers from Arkan-
sas clearly indicates the course Of the House Of
Representatives under Democratic control The
white mems representatives, will he admitted In
the Senate Il will be different but q Democratic
Executive will certainly regard the action Of the
HOUSE OF Represent Aiives as the controlling au-
ihori,y 10 determine his duty. IT, after this. any
domestic violence" takes place in any Of the
Southern States, Ae rH recogai.s Ms rlifs meas
Government a. entitled 10 his support BY hisi afer-
rent zen, y Gnv 70 required.
The Memphis (Tennessee) dr1ianeAs, 10 allud-
ing to Blair's letter. sAys;
For altering similar sentiments to the above
We have been denounced and called impfudent
Had the above extract appeared In the Aralanehs
~ editorial the political fossils would have rails
ed their hands in holy horror, and Higmai,.ei as
40 rsroiHioHsH. We would have been tainted
wiih the ~orn-oui s,ereoiyped complaint that
such impFuden, expressions injure the Northern
Democracy and the Southern people 10 the North.
but, strange 20 say, Il ess tie publication II ne
letter. from which We take the above extracts,
that secsyei NJ Blair AIS nomination for the
Vice Presidency Thus Il will he seen that the
North 70 jar ahead Of tie South They are RIFE
for rsroiEfioa
The Charleston lvirgiuial ChronIcis says
General Blair was an Abolitionis, aud . var
man bat those are dead issues. and, II he Was
sincrre IN his recent letter. ~ yell snswer osr ysr.
Poss.
The Mobile TibEas ass-rti:
The great Democratic party will rise ia IL
might and majesty, aud pniseriEr and purge the
Congr-ss, just a. Cromwell purgeJ the long Par.
liament. The signs Of the times are PREGNANT
with resistance 10 Radical isranny, and the dag
ger Of Bru,us ina, aid in accomplishing DOR re-
dempiion from Radical rule ruin aud usnrpaiion
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