The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-10-24
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played sau havoc with the dcmOt ratio hopes N
the canvass now pending, aud for the last ten
days the air has been full Of rumors Of the In.
tended withdrawal Of Seymour and Blair and
the putting up Of Chase or Hancock or Ewing as
the democratic candidates. \ day or two after
the elections, the great organ Of the party in
New York, TIE World came out In strong lie.
nuncialiOn Of the course pursued by their party
candidates. aud cou'rniins that they could mt
hope 10 can, lh,ir dead weight ioa victory.
This journ . h. si'"e Lel up the war upon their
candidate. "ni 80, nruy Of the influential
democratic Ian, Vt lhr land, including the
National i"i~Ii'gsh~T, The Albany .lrsYs the
Cincinnati Inquirer, the baltimore Gt.s'is. and
others have jnined In the demand for the with.
draWal Of seymour and Blair Al this has ere.
aicd an intense excitement in Democratic ranks,
and the subject 81 change of candidates has
been discussed Ia every quarter The demo.
crais see certain defeat staring them In the face
with Seymour and Blair ~ their candidates
bu, yet they know that 10 withdraw them nov
would lead 10 the u,ici aud irrcyocablc di.solu.
ton OF their party, - lLM the chances nov ate
that Seymour aud Inir will &c kept In the field.
NJ beingas proper subjects for the defeat thu,
awaits the party rs any gentlemen that could b.
nominated
The proposition To withdraw the candidate.
met with great favor from the more conscr,n.
tive men of the party but was denounced IN IN.
measured terms by those who believe. With
Frank Blair, that the work Of reconstruction
should be ovcrlhrown b. revolutionary mcans.
and, rs IN the nominating convention the voice
Of conservatism has been drOW ned out b., the De.
mards of the ultra rebel leaders Of the i,. nocra.
~. Mr. Scy mour has l,cn waited upon D., the
leaders Of his party. aud has placed himself in
their hands, TO be continued rs a candidate OF
! Withdrawn, rs they think beat. Anl Frank Binir
says also that he will retire from the ticket II hi.
party wishes II. Seymour says he told the lead
ers of the democratic party, when they nimina.
ted him, that he could not he elected. mud tina,
he sis not responsible io- the grra, disaster tina,
has o,eriaken them Surrender the hing
% 10 save the army. is nov the cry OF grra,
portion Of 'hc democratic party bu, the major
liy are 50 welded TO the rcpudaing principles
Of the platform aud the revolutionary ideas Of
the candidates, tina, both will probably continue
to be the rallying Poin, y. the democracy until
the third Of November shows how fully party
and platform and principles are rcludia,cd bv
the ciiiEens OF the country
To show the spirit of thr leading papers VI rhc
country upon the question % the Withdrawal Of
the democratic candidates, We give the following
extracts
Tie New York Void Of MONDAY .a,s.
''Unic.. can change thr asIrc, II the r.t,... So
shall hss" a repetition Ia November u tr.ul., 49,
those uhich have overiakcn "a. IN the preliminary ron
test u am body tells IsoIe that thing, look veil a.
they should OF that nothing that done would
better them. hc . in The hrsi dishonest aud IN H..
much. but General blair can aid u. Il, inarr In
diasrrnt nay by eaivairc action. ,ul-r'i all clo
/ quence 3"
! The Neu Iosk T,Hss u Monday sa,s.
/ Whatever the motive aud wherever r...t. ia. r..
,pon'ibiliiy ne movement has Inflicted irrrIarahl,
damage oh th- DEMOCRACY Il confession tiai N.
contest for seymour aud Blai, ho-ss. Il, in hr,
declaration that the popular aversion TO the platform
and the ticket d. Justified b, the hrrr.c, u ono and
the ho;orioa. character of the other
The NcN York Hrah Il Nonda, ~.
In announcing the nomination. " July lat a.. no
nonncrd q fa'co. bu, such srseo u arl. ~.
1" D." 49, ttlc dreamed u att vltl Do. Broad, a,
letter aud Made Hampton Hih o.. platform aie not o..
only itiec shich seymour has had o pa h,. nom
( ccr,s u for seymour WI cat. toll
J H., Washington cAros,eis .a,.
! Nouigomery Blair has, understand uf.i,.aa ia:
ter :, tie Nrs York Wor T. threat, a., t,-,it, 81 -.
~ case thu susg,stons u that Iaisr 20 f,f.r, mos ~
nvu Presidential ticket hins formed should a..nn.
prarticAlshsl-r Monts on,s, .rat.. ti. - ia .,ul
y, ani 10 very plain term. til. thr fais D. f.,.,
hearty SUPPORT 60 the present docket ,fi q. t,t "a
~ish,d Il. d'fr,, than oih"rri., Frank ia 81, oiiu
i"n u hs amiahr brother. Fsts strength o. -, t,i
and his drcnatiou compulsory sttllraa I'll uoulI 4.
Certainly di.a'i"as iihr latter D. dom. s.,asi,ou
Vii surely eutnr, ard Npnisomriy iaiui, Isn't. ra'
Mary land " w. l".t ih'r, sni that neither &c. u.i
Prank the elder Hair 10 suftft Tho nomination.
/ It's probable that Mr. Blar's letter ~. had ,ons
eject, a. ihe iane q she leading biaorat i,luai.
Who advocated tie measuf' ha. som, anii o. 10. 4t.i
and u may h. that nothing more viii b. h,sri "fi
tuI noEpIE sr,TI hGNoeE.'T', 4L".E,Na
LsSiNeioN ~. "ciol-r I'-N4ns ,.acp.,. of
southern i"tnocfa;s have a..cmhlrd i.t- duuus a.,
la.t iwo da,s the pgrt1sc D. M sugs-: 20 y csu
Il part! action. Their irasr,umc apt a.. g. b. g.
council the withdgaNal 81 al candidate, and l., .u.,
suir non, 90 f'4.e.t tie NltLdtaaa 81 all lrm.sr.t,
tspr srntatV tom tie leg -at.st halls Cd a.htt-
a. and 10 recommend a At tru, raj ,.f,,, D. .ti,,,
O. do aEay with all S"4ihrrn Stair overuu. t.t,
hy relieving them - on.rnu, iaN,s r.ry lr,tfl O.
haze conhdetrr "a ,rAn. atl ay tha; iicy ~. auuus
10 abandon al political differ and arr 10 ,.tan =.
o." military ln'iaiot Tor ie 'Lttr g., %. ai g. %. ii.
al mrmhli! uf"lrt;i'us ia tn failure th..ulus t,n
''''s upon IL" mercy and justice ufone eci suoa
I~achahlr They .ay thcy will max, to- further nan,
OPPOSITION III not ro"t'ru thcr Northern Democrat Ia
council and uiil - deceived no longer by thrin Gen
efAl Sch"nsld secI.. % War GO. D. f,.. tn.unrr.u
morning 20 Wa.hiuri0 ~. Genrfai y 70 Hauou
the original hot lsal' -'t s.iunst q rk.rsa 3. 60
joGfning .; ihs h"ts' - vieN II e,iuratins ~,
chldfcn ~h"r, the! mas ~ "ut 81 danger FROM he pi.
tnl and hawie KNIFE ulif fashionable among ~.
dr'I'-raaoc. N hi. STATE
war ,AiLANbi.n,u'.oE.,N ~
Tie baylor Lsdgsr. Vallandi CHAIN. organ ia. a.,
following startling announcr-nt under ,,. Il y. y
YarL. &c, iG-I2N
"Chase. With the assent of Scylaaar and Hla,r La.
h-en informally nominated Tho -Ar trm,ui her ., w
thusia.m W. hoie the cammiite- will ini-rla.o ~
I obstacle
Thi' /, .iishil! IN aivan,r Il u,r ,slrsraI.i
va sfts'rH sot HrsFoNsiut, ToE Enr -riciut GO
TnE bEso,EsTf, nam
NJ seymour sho oftcniitl, tide. tht,g a. ,.n...
street 10 has headquarters the Butierus!d House To-
that city on Wednesday nloFYinr Ncnt ou foot thtous
the NOR. retired 'ir".is Of the CT! aud quietly eic.
lis hotel Hr carried carpet bag 10 III. hand Ia o..
ionse 10 remark fem brother Democrat o. t sf-e
The, The Radicals lad probably .ehir'ed .~erdns
eracy c.nu"' hold M rr'Ionshi" ler.,-i,u.y and
r-i+aiedly declined tie termination. -ff,.t H,rthf
sEisiS ~ THs rH'Nar - u,st Sa,E~t>i
The p-mocrAtc l-a.r. recognize IN tn suii If the
elections Ia Prnnsy lyAniA Ohio, and Indiana H., var
tuAi dcfa' q Seymour AMI blair. anil arr therefor.
nos. Inspired by spirit II desperation pr-aiins T.,
play eat .hieh they rejected a, Nrs York ~
Wsdsssday drgIffcA sdf fsnf from fAn ctfy % Ner
ee~asH3,ss ~ T,Girari y Seys,o@r and Bias' ini
ns aasaiHaiiaH ~ Csaas, aaF '1ying W ~, notr
ready fer fAu The NsH Yotk fr.lan.e 60 ~. A..
p-Arsd in tho Harld II yesterday morning. ~hch ADJ"
rates the siihdTasain mour and blair Cncaaai,
Gafsifs
at VNN
hu, all N vain The popular Of thf-~ The lats
81 stais- has sustained Const-s. aud overthrow
far they all constitutional iih'rtt ia the south
These th~ fact. ~ the II lsInr. O.. 10 look
them - oAiIuy aud di'Iassionat.ly ~ can ia tr
fac~ The msAsage Of Gus cap aluust iuii Co she over
nauing -'Aari,sfas sosrisf
az" Sarts reNkg iHt Ant aEft lasaa
Governor Seymour cannot cut lalsr from Irnct4i
blair lie ranaot arbitrarily fsithuish candidacy h..
did not seek sui uhic forced upon ham a. duty
And Who woad take the vacated post, Who would cotes
the dubious hnnaTs The game. II rprtup
tion aud fraud cannot tEire b, played Tho money
raisvi Ia stimulate. thea aud g. hfil~ voters BE-. hen
sIrni Aibtay ATgss
.J0hn n. EnsOI'. Esq.
This gentleman, our non,inc, tot Cunsit,. N
the Second Congressional pi,ulcl, i. making
very vigorous canVass. aud warm lri,nds aud sup
I.or,rrs wherever be goes he is clear, oici.
bic aud eloquent speaker, 6rm II his devotion 20