The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-08-29
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Tue AAlNbuNAu tAatNg4 AAt party 81 negro
suffrage and here in Maryland copperheadism
delights 10 ,aun, US with l., appealing 10 the
passions aud prcjudces OF men by saying that
the Radicals would elevate the negro TO the same
level with the white man. would grant him equal
social and political rights, &c, and by this sams
sign copIerheadism conquers in our State !, /,
never told. however, that IN the South the de.
m"cra'ic - now the party in the advance in all
vochcy ofrluh rights for the negro. nor that a
majority l"Thaps. 81 the colorcd population o
the lately >r.'lri States have, by lair or foul
means, h'-n W'n ,rr to the support Of dcmucra.
cy. Yet s' %. -, hct Mississippi aud Alabama
wcr' lair, 'Hiri"i for the democrats los mran.
Of ncgr" 8" >. aud II Is very probable that the
result ut, t,' lhr samr ia other localities hut.
then surrl, Democracy does M, s,sk the political
aid of the negro II any bod has an, doubt
Upon That point let him read the Southern paper,
and see II they don't. Democratic orators ana
Journals AZ" making the most pathetic appeals To
their colotcd brethren for their supper, ihcy
meet them IN primary meetings and in conycn
ton they carry them io the polls 10 carriages
they visit them at their homes aud We dOub, not in
tough CASES will even kiss their "piccaninnics
10 secure the vote Of the 'rleclor' Of the family
great change has, indeed, come over the spirit
of the southern democratic drcan, negroes a.,
no longer "long.hteled,' nor "woolly head
81, nor de- they smell loud % They are 'mcu
and hreihtrn' they have votes and influence
and because Of this their color, mental conditnn
origin. appearance odor. everything, il forgotten
all ohlicrai,d in the fun realization Of the fact
that they roirrs and that their support l. -.
s,niial 10 democratic success
Aud Who cnn blame tie poor negro for voting
With the democratic party IN the South. n"iwlih'
standing it i composed Of the same men Whr
once own'l him. who treated him NJ Il lc Mcr,
beast Of ihr field aud Who would. ifth,, could
reduce him again ,o a state If slavery. Th,s,
neffocs were born in the Souih-ihey know -,
other land--li Is their home they arr attached ID
H. aud will not leave it. They have inmilic. De
pendant upon theta for support, Tot whosc main
tniuanct they must work They must labor at
'trhrls. because their are none Else To cmplu,
them The radicals OF tie South ar gcncrall,
mills. foundfirs. &c where. comparatively. ia
LITTLE negro Labor j. needed il j. the linlv,
proprietor the agficuiiurisi. that give ,tnp!o,
meni Ia the colorcd man The negro j. there
FORE, defendant upon the nan who rmplo, him
an! must vote as hc directs 81 be- deprived 90
the means 90 gaining subsistence II - ,,r,
different in Mississippi anl Alahama Ia shat J.
i. 20 rrunA l,auia. or even in MARY Land !,
Penn;! !N.nin. 81 here. IT man I,iu,,s To- Ion. Q,
''nplo, Oh. ,aho.rr because BE- wont vote -. d,
i.t,'' iiri Ahoicr can 90 soincW her, else. Isr
hap "A adjoining farm. aud find some one 60
h.*oNn l"i''i'al iaiih. ct les hir"''i opponent
who v,l rmrlo, him In Mississippi a lAb,fri
tr'u-,. o., 'u'r %. Nj Brown direct. nnl J.. &C.
ia.,i rmp.'.,m,n h- gue. 20 Nj Saith aud
" JDue- .ui finds that There j. ptfir,i runrrf
- action t,'vtcn al the employee. and hat Q,
icrci'. w,,, tom either hr mu,j vote a.. tie,
'ltf, i..t 10 4, wondered a. that und., .ncl
e.'cumsi-u,'. Nh,rc the poor ne io''. bread md
h4''rf, ih, A'i'tt, OF bis Wit ,ui ,hi lrcu A.,
tont' u'i. d. .,'iiticr- hi. uriniu;. .'.ii,. h..
c.n,.,'iuu- blrirs hi. Independence and sup.
lrsi, 'hr PARTY that has ,lw,,s h,.u an crcm.
80 ii.tur IT,, ueetor. are .t,itl, uulr 90,
stea,nos -'.i. pf il.ii f,'nci ms,i,r. a,d ar,
',-i.. uaf'f'i nni cn.Nr.l uirt"ur.ii 90 action
"i'h 'a,'H lu- Instance What u,stp ilira sou
"t ''.l ,u,l' au ,li,,' -, hA,tt. i.. n',
,a.n- Ha','ef driving h,ui.uiu" h.i.. and
rttt'-, et =, Poi. 'lo.f en- = hti.l' -unu.i
ulo- '- asa 'i'r l.ali'c.! greeting ,l.e ASSEM-
lei ...t..u,l. an!i.L, iIusl, nl.aI.u. 20 rs ah.
s.a' meini 'f. with bat "a hand n,,'tn5 hj. late
ci1'', go nr,umiAa, Tin. 10 the cafriig" 20
10 .i!. wp4lin'i that l.oor 'cl,oa yyfy Ia.
Z. B. So Touched ~ lhc condrccu.iun, pulii,ucs-
nui mAeuAmimii, 80 OF that Young rri.,l q. Ia
D." wiling ~ leo ANYTHING on III. rccommcnla-
tUu These ate the plans adopted 10 secure the
vote. 90 thu nesfo"- Of the south IA nypf a. de-
u0ott,, aud ~" cannot wonder TIM, the, ARE
.a.,r..'al Tn viii c,u'inur uu.il 10, power
aud Influence 90 the r,hc.. - ia" south .. more
con. plr:,i, broken bni how j, J.. iu he broken.
"g wh'i AZ. questions which onl, the fg'.tc.
aud Cons;'-- c,u determine
l. there Istu Whu doubt. that with negro.
ali: igr established ia Mar, land all this denum.
ri,'ion a. n"etor. al ,hi. fierce TRADE abou, nc.
90 oluaiit sni a white man Government Do
would c,,.c Aye as IN Mississippi aud AlaLa.
mi, SO would M cuppe.a..d politician.
'o.inins ever! nerve 10 gain their vote. aud
Vcr! likely %. successfully. because the same IT.
f,s'iiir Influences would be brought 10 bear.