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The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-11-07

teney, sagaeity and power to sustain
this National idea. Grant steps into
power, saying, a. he surveys the effects
of the terrible tempest which has swept
the land, Let rs have Peace"-and il
will come to bless the land, revive pub
lie confidence, place the credi: of the
Nation upon srm and enduring fouuda.
ton, and to give the people Of the Uni
ted States lasting reasons for thanking
an overriding Providence, for elevating
to the Chief Magistracy of the Republic
the fittest of all living men for We re-
joice in the belieftbat Grants admins
tration will be the wisest, and most truly
bene6eient, Of any, since the Presiden-
tial term of the great and good Wash
ington.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-11-07

For NFw YoRK.-Iscee s. Field md
Hon. George c. Gprham will leave for New
York BY the steamer Constitution.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-11-07

Rosa AT ACsTIN.-sfadame Parepa-Itosa
and her troupe were to give concert. and
no doubt did give il, at Apkti.,. on .Wedues-
day evening.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-05-16
The National Debt.

The democracy, Tor Wanlof better capital 10
uss against nspublieanlsm, keep up an inesssan.
oulcay about "hlgh taxes," radical exirava-
gancs," "pdieal corruplIon,'' &c. Thess are
slsrsOsypsd exprssslons iOr The purpose Of ersa-
ting discomfort among the people and dIspOsIng
them 10 vote for democratic oficsrs. What &
the foundation for these repeated assertions : AZ
a cause Tor our high taxes Il b Sufficient for %
to know that their sum e the price paid for
supprcssinga democratic rebellion. What has
the Republican party done TO reduce ihsm On
this subject the Quincy Whig has The following
The maxImum q .hs nA,Ieaai asb. vas reached on
y. Ga The arst DAY q lhs earren. meath tApr0 ~
shown By the cclal statement Of The Secretary Of ths
iii ~. ne s.ss y sssa "
years the deht bad been redused ass a. And
IN addition @ us $50 10000 annually h.vs been
n new bond. have been ssuea V ths faslas TAlEoaa
white this reduction has been going on, cenkEsss
ts total dlmlHuilou In this regard amounting 70 about
yearly a. compared with the rates In force
"They arr facts which cannot 10 dodgea OF refu,ed
Notwithstanding all our political troubles and ndividu
q s. ,s notwithstanding the issne u
payment Of ESQ 900 900 accounts and bountes not
.lthsiandlnK the heavy dIsbnrsnsnt. ineIdsat 70
cipal Of the public debt has dlnlnlshed neefly tive
hundred and forty millions 81 dollars In less than three
years, while a. The same time, two hundred millions
dollars year IN taxes have bcen taaen % the people
This y not natter o. estimate Of spceal.tlon. u
10 schedule ofachetement We iaFnish yuu the hgure
which newer e," and unhealtatlnnig declare thai
the facts which they establish have no parallel 10 th'
history 9TH uman govsFnmep Please stick pin there
Thus Il appears that the Republicans are hon
esily and earnestly laborIng 10 pay the public
deb, aud reduce taxes. In two years aud hall
they have paid OF two hundrvd and fly millio,
dollars Of the debt reduced taxes two hundred
millions year more, at besides, have prOmp,
~ paid the boun,ies and carried ON the grcA
work Of public Improvement throughout, tn
country.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-05-16
I'arsionimO Criminals.

Perhaps no authority vested with the preroga.
tive Of pardon has ever made such nm unllmi,ed
use Of that power as has President johnson. n
judeially admin isterrd, no pferoga,ivs cnn be
more satisfactory TO . kindly disposed heart than
elenency, bu, II extended TO all, without discrm.
ina,ion, eleInency becomes an incentive 10 gen
eral disregard Of the law aud may be cassed
with public nuisanccs. One Of the latrs, dispen-
sations Of Nc. johnson certainly deserves that
characteristic since the subject of the pardon Is
certain John Sims, one Of the most inve,eraie
eouniericiiers this county ever produced. Only
year ago be was sentenced 10 len years impris-
onmcnt In an indubitable clear case, and now I've
Is again al liberty to practice bis profession
upon the public At largs Pos,-,hieves, iorgsrs.
counierieiiers-ihe most dangerous criminals
these are mainly the recipients Of Mr.. Johnson
injudicious favors. No matter how bad q man
may be, or what crimes he may have bten gnilty
Of, all he has TO do is 10 get recommended by
some good eopperhcsds. and he is Immediately
made the subject OF executive cIeu,ency," aud
Is sent out among his fellow mcn To eleciiUne,r
for JohnsoH and pursue his peculiar vocation Of
robbing the people viii the senate of the Uni.
ted states, sprung from the people aud pledged
TO watch carefully their interests, overlook the
bad actions Of the bad man who occupies the
Presidential chair, aud deliberately decide thai,
be shall remain there TO wrong and insult the
people
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-05-16
Beamties Of tie Dcmocyut;c Press.

Since Brick Pomeroy OF The Ia crosss Dea-
oerai has been - successful in building W a
large circulation for bis paper BY bis black
guarding and abuse 81 his political opponents
bis def,ining the memory ~ VI. dead and his
yilliheaIion Of the living, his political brib"u "
the press are trying To initial, him Editors that
awhile ago, were deccni mcn and Published de-
cent papers, are now perfect bla,kguafds aud
have succeeded ia making their journals a. indc.
cent Pomeroys We have two % ,hesc in Ma
ryland-one on the Eastern AMI oRc on he West.
ern shore The instincts Of the editors Of these
papers would probably lead them 10 respsc,a
bic course in journalism, but they ho~ exact
y the la Crosse Dosoersi suits their friends how
Il is gaining large circulation among democrats
the lounge a. a swee, morsel BY coprcrhcads--
aud kcnoe cur Maryland democratic editors are
endeAyo fing TO attain 10 Ponsfoy popularity b,
Initiating his Style" "Brick seems 10 have IN
humble follower too, IN the Greensbufg tlndiana)
HtTsld, rs Is evidenced by the following extract,
referring to Gen Grant, aud his probable selection
as the proper person 10 enforce our reconstruction
laws.
'When that time comes, the sooner the earth 10
rid VI him the better there will b. iob for an
other Booth. By the hair Of ST Michael, We
would rather him IN hell than king over an
inch Of American soil aud il Is our opinion that
if Ills Equestrian Mghtiness we're to accept IN
dec the new reconstruction Law, he would BE-
.eking home Ia ihc above hot region before BE-
sould ever reach the capital Of bis new King
dom"
The 'ehvalrie editor Of the lska Miss. "a.
sssts speaking Of Northern men In the South thus
gives has opinion 81 them.
" The Southern people will never follow the
crazy, God aud morality! negfo-wOrshippi ng
demonstrating. white man hating, outside Of the
Constitution standing, black And white blood
mixing, woman healing, baby struggling, csor-
pronoaneing, hell deserving. New England Yan-
kee clock peddler. ehickeu-sieaiing, box-ankled,
ndy-shAnkrd, round shoulderci. hypocriilcal
canting, psaln'sins ing, cowardly, cut threat
slandering, vulgar, Shiny -mouihcd oni0n-eaiing
whisky -drinking. sausage s,uiiing scoundrels /"
This mnn Is specimen of the elias. which our
democratic Trend. claim are thoroughly recon
'situcied and loyal, aud who should bc.clscisd
~ our rulrts
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-05-16

STAtEncs % ufE PExuKxFIAar There wers
ia III" Maryland Peni'en'iary on the T,h OF NAY
The following number OF prisoners white NAL.
2ss (; white females. , total whites, Az Col.
ored msi-s. $40 eoIored females. ~ total col.
ored. 800 grand total, G5i. The various em.
Pioymsnis Of these are as follows Msnuiaesur.
ing woOirn ware, brooms, &c, 1875 msnufAe.
turing cabinet ware. 9oi manufacturing tin cans,
~ manufacturing boots ana shoes. ~ sngas-
ed In the dotmiio'y, II; carpenters D; tin
paint and saith shops, q; ruan-rs. 2; ~
feeiory' u; cleaning shops, Is prison yard. 6;
wagon jsfd. .; old buildiag, O; bakess, g; dye
hons'. Z cobbler, I tallora. g chapel, 9 4;
bake h"uss, . hospital patients, - cooks and
attendants 10 hoaPi,al. ~; in.aas o workiuv
on new builiing, 100.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-05-16
G n AP Err 3Is.
Az ACT

CHAPTER 3Is.
An ACT
To extend the time u ,he County Commission
"r- 81 ia" several COUNTIES " this State.
aud u the Appeal Tar Court Of Baltimore.
city. for hearing appeals under th, Act IT
eighteen hundred and sixty tx 1ss6. }
Chapter one hundred and hny seven 49,
.S,et,oa I-Be It enacted by the General A.
sembly Of Aarylsnd. That the time Of the Coun-
~ Commissioners Of the several counties Of
this state. and OF the Appeal Tax Cour, Of Raj
iiinere city. b. hear and determine the. com
plants aud appeals of person, who may con
sider themselves aggr,eved by the valuation Of
the assessors of property. und,r the set u SGD.
chapter i55. BE- aud the same hereby exten
des In the FIRST 81 July. Isss. with full power
aud authority o. abate INCREASE sail valua
ton aud correct the returns accordingly. un
der said act oi 1888. chapter iss. aud said Com
missioners Of the several eouniies Of this STATE
or the Appeal Tax Court of Rail incorrectly may,
"a their discretion. IN case thu assessment j.
Abated as Aforesaid. refund an,S sam IL money
that may have been collected on said erfanc
Gus valuation.
Nec. And be IL enacted, That this act sha NJ
take effect from aud after it, passage.
We hereby certify. That the aforegoing j. a
true copy 81 an act which passed III. General
Assembly Of Maryland at l,s January session.
ls6s.
AUGUSTUS GAssAwAY.
Secretary of the Senate,
MILTON Y KIDD
Chief Clerk Of the House of gates.
Approved March 30, Is6s.
THOs. SWAMI. Ga.ornor.
Published by order Of
SAMUEL BRADY,
BENJAMIN GORsUcH,
FRANCIS G. FOSSITT,
County Commissioner, Of Baltimore Co
May lS.--3I
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-05-16

eS' S,muel Mills was esscated an The 9Th
inst, a Haveshlli Nee Hswrshss.. Cor the hru.
ial murder ofan old mas aaued Maxwell when
told b, the Sheriff that be- had but hllesn min.
ute. :" i'r aud coaId say anything he pleased
before be- died, be Isn-Stsd. "Gsnilsmsp, Sam.
DEL Mills l. gaiIiy ofihis crime aud think that
! have made my peass with God samrsl Mil,
has acted like a man, sad will d. like msn -
" ! hasr lons anything wrong l@V< yea will
forgive me - This is the 6rsi l-llow hung for
some line. sbs he's nos did Sish = y. wpon his
iips
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-05-16

- isa notorious fact That Notwithstanding
The Union Pacific Rail Roai Is egmpielrd 10 q
po'n' 100 miles west 81 ,hr Missouri, the r,irs ~
travel as'"as the plains arr higher to-day than
they wsrr years ago, whn the old dashlonsd
eoash uas he only mode II travel. While Il h
ifus that the rublie are Ind bied % ihIs company
iar rapid and easy mode u travel 10 ihe far
wsni, u lsalse true that They have no riah, 10 80
unjus'ly exiof' from iboss len At their mssry. -
10 view Of his being The onl, road ncrsssahlc 10
The mining rssions oiihe North Wet. and ,lls
amount Of trade over Il, which Is daily augmens.
Ing. consrsrs woald do veil 20 pas sums net of
limitation wlieh would ~sarr 70 ,n,sllssa II
isasl . re.aonnbls. " nol lou rate u travel.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-05-16

This queer fish gels OF good thing on The
democracy 10 his last let,sr lie gives nm &C
count Of a convention held al the Gross Roads "a
nominate ticket aud The 'rvsolooshsBs' adopt
Ell. Bigler aud Pollock, two residents ~ '',h.
"Corners crepi into the convention, and Bigiei
offered the following resolution;
Rssoirof That this government wuz establish.
ell hy uhiis men. and that white men will keep
u iniar, Tor white nsn aud their posieri,y forever
This resolution was unanimously adopted. and
then Pollack olened the door, aud thsn-hui ~
will LET Nasty tell his own story
'srhsre entered Wat Gsod hsavensi
HUNDRED MuLATTo. QuADROON AND ocro
ROOM ktGGEhs-rwO ny TWO
wat does this mean ~ shrh tsd O.
"Mhs ar iheu - Ea.pi Dsskin PoEfam
"lsiit" ses issaksr Gaviu Ifafansly.
They The rssssrity rsised 70 my rsaolss-len
This govsrnmsai uuS established by uhiis sa~a ana
Thsss NAY b fsw here who wood l. harr 81. on H.
srofe ~ hin The lasieFi{ uhlte uemen. but tie.s
@s sse.psLas.. shesd hsy inslsossI vhIis wsmsn 10
~ fesaioo.hen, The majority thole here. "a yea
Ma easily dslssmlns ~ tsr eaag, sge s asiesity .,
shl,s nsn rhsy Ar no. gsfe black Hers y even
almost .hits Nv him Who hez oniy slxieenth part nle
~ blood IN his Fanrs. w ~y will take seats
and a.eiss Ne 10 aonnAih tbs issst wieh called " %
NV course tlsy went 2" ruarrd Iisskln Iaryam ~
nrSsr ii--nrterNi
very Eood Efthi. {. the ,eonanluas .lecs..ss. Ne
uont nominate any TICKET take the frstansihllte
~ h.stin this eontenahen. but. Oh, lleekini vat
snls pc. on yoor lFneiprt Dars deny that thrnr
shade Tires msdhsd uekss ihs sssriiy ~ uhsas
asn bsekin, y"on east yaor heamln rys over this =.
armbnHr uoodent u rcst paentaily ad lovingly onto
resolution uieh yoe yoonanlmously voted fsr deaf
her ~ 200. 50 back cato narllrr nant desert year
chlldrin Dent tara dsrf car % the pl.s.lins: :.
nAcher, % blind 10 her supplieaians lannitai 70
afnm - and lHn lalher % Fmt yes hls lostsffy
raFcsy hl.ekrE than he, aud easasd sts hanisolner
e. naiN w this yefe cauenH."
The Negkin Indignantly lrll the ruom aud fsilrrea
soot ulch ennssmris was fosra - al ~ a. Hlrler
and feIiteh rmaued and nemnaied ilchct nv ~ 60
haf hisschsd cusaes. saklna Il ~ snisly ~ Abe -
FI.m unfit aud funt nianeIs these names tey sr
~ weight % TIE cDnntfy Who vii deliver fran
these tive hsales ~ aelh.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-05-16

THE RURAL 0EsTLEMAH.-we have received the
May number Of Of this valuable little agricuIlusA
monthly. II contains well written articles on
'Rasl In Wheat" miscellaneous Fertilizers, -
FioFsIeuliurs, Horticulture, Fruit Growing, III.
raising Of Bees, &c. Published by J. o. Robin.
son 4 Co., No.2, N. Eu,aw street, Baltimore. al
81 90 per year.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-05-16

pc ~ 30 per monsh, everyuh.r. ...i. ..a 49,,
,s,,eisee the GENUiNE INPROv IN COMMON ex ~
aasiLf SEWING MACHINE fhls ,naehIne M
sse, hsm feii, tuck. quilt, cord bad braid saa -.
ssyaaer IN most superior manner fFlee aniv sie
~. sstran,sa ior Ave years We yin pay si0oo Is,
~ -san. thal VII sew stronger. mors 6-autfal
AVER second stitch oan b. sat ard al
NJ ssSsh eannot h. Pallsd apart uthout trssin~ 1,
-, es . Commission fram utlc twlcr that -
Or BOSTON. MASS 's"' """' IA
tatfioss-no net T. tnn...,d ,,,..,. A.. a. -.
fa.nhik on worthless eat irnn nanrhlaes m,aer -
a.s hame or ethsrvise. Oars l. the onlv s-... ~,
'eaiS practical cheap nachins nanufsrsr,.d -.'''
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-05-16

eso- We are ASSURED that the firm ~ EAsrNAx
4 kEsDALL, CO Hanover Street, lio.iUn, Mas.
advertised In our columns, Is trustworthy aud
reliable. For 10 cts. they send IA patent pcn
fountain, aud u check describing AN article 10
be sold for 81. Their club system ofselling good'
Is LccomiHg quite popular, particularly with the
ladies. u Is worthy of n trial - Hallalo Haselie
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-05-16

s"- newly Appoia,ci lio"d ~ Trusis~s
Of the Siale Nofmal School. Nessrs John OArsan,
Of iiAliiH'ass J. Philip Ilomaa. 81 AIlsgany roun-
~, aud Dr. ,. n. iiryAu. az Dasslssis casaly,
met IN Bd,imofr. 90 Wednesday Last, aud ~.
elected Prof N. A. Newell, Principal Of iAs State
Normal Sei'eai, who asdw che lsw heeomss the
hsa Of 'As Pablie Sehasl syninm o. the S,a,s.
and virtually takes tis plnce az DE-. Van Hskksl.
10 D',id Fowler was Elected Secretary sud
Treasurr sf the Normal Selaal.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-05-16

InconPARAbLs. - Graes's Celebrated Salss L
conceded by all TO be the best preparation for the
cure OF cuts, burns, wounds, scalds, sprains, aud
euianeous diseases aud eruP,iOns generally. In
places dIsiau, from medical aid Il will be found
Invaluable, aud In the nursery Il should always
be ut hand.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-05-16

80 Priare Aimed, 500 Of Qussn Victoria, Of
England, Mss shot 10 The haek BY Farrsl. a
Fsnian. - he l9,h az April. ., Aasir.li.. Til.
ball Wa extracted on the lath. and NE wosaa
vas not ronsldsrrd fatal. The nsws o. she Al.
tempted assassinaiIon enus,d great sHeI,smsn, In
Eaeiaad
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-05-16

- Es.GoEsrnsr u.m,iiiou. .,f 'Tss-s, Is nov
10 Washington. Ne rivss terrible accom-, ol
the oOadi'iSa o. iiAirs N The, Stair, e.ussd b.
The persecution Of Uaioa inca by the Issl.sls. ne
dsclafrs shai noskss Than no knndssd ans aNy
have bern mardered since The appointment Of
Hancock 10 command The FEnh Military Dl.srlr,
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-05-16
NJ A IL l. YOU IL . w ~
FlEAToLgZENSl

II e.ipt Tor making FERTILIZER which
wllI produce doablc the quantity 90 crops than
either stable manure. PeruVisn guano OF any
other fertilizer. at q cost of 81 PER ACRE. aud
which will prevent rot ia POTATOES. crop 81
.1rniPs may he raised in corn ~ ls,tsto ground
~ sowing the last pl"wing. will warrant all
this, of ray all EXPENSES aud return thc maney.
Prire II Receipt For 500 acres, a. 90 100
acres. sJ.ea under 100 acres. 81 90.
u "a the no.t pswcrtul iaixlure ever before
The public. aud last. for years. II 10 a cam
pound ~ sshcs. liine. plaster. aalt. hen innnur.
and bsne dust the receipt will show the guam
manufacture has becn secured the inl.isrdare
not barter or divuige Il unsler penalty of ssoo.
SAMUEL WILDERsON.
ee~For sale by L. vOGLE, Towssntswn,
aud JOHN BOND. ceekeysville.
May ts.--eowtOi.
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TINE B1LTTMORE MARK FITS
DIED.

Near Davisville. IA thi. county, on the "a in
slant. MsRf RLLES. aged 3years. months and
days. daughter Il Thomas aild Priscilla Ken
ney.
On the I2th ul,imo. At Liverpool. SosEsvILLs
HOUSES N the sist year of his age.
Al Cromwell Park" Baltimore county. the
residence Of her SOU law, Isaac Corbeti. Esq..
Mrs. ASS DAvIs. IN the Stth year of her age
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-05-16

~ Southern kilograms state tina, Saturday
as, was employed 10 decorating the graves Of the
Confederate dead. We don't object TO this, II Il
reminds them Of the grea, crimes they have
committed, aud IL means OF their repentance.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-05-16

@e- Vivian o Rive. oas % DE mos. prou,.
laeai men ~ vIruia. died laisly. agsd Is years.
" da'kensd loae 10 q honos b. ! CIV closing
ys-n sftrsassa n he oonfsdssais Coaass.,.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-05-16

Iossl ~ sample a combincd SQUARE, Level, and
= hEN ~. Great inducements cnercd "A CENTS
hsh's ~ SAFE "a most literal terms For TaFteuiars
WANTtb-AGENrs -sao pr msuth tie wear
w round Or certainty u 900 10 Al Oo Ter assts
70 ih..e having little capital We gaarantes The -,
nonthis salary 20 good active agents At their own
semss ttety Ageni. farmer, gardener planter And
uat gtoSer Worth aud SOUTH fAoud sead al sace 1or
tarfic1idTf Please call on OF addrsss y AHHARS 4
co. o. Second 81 Baltlmore, va fNayieR
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TRUSTEES SALE
or
PALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
IN BALTIMORE couNry

I'nE undersigned. Trustee, by virtue Of a
decree Of the circuil Court Tor baltimore
county sitting ia equity. will sell al public aus
ton. at the cour, House Door in Tswsontown.
o" Tuesday. 1@ va day Of .I.,He. Isss,
at ~ o'clock NJ.
a PART OF THE REAL ESTATE Of which.
william Cross was seized in his lifetime, con
tanning a.sS@
OF LAND,
70 or 20 acres of which are in fine chesn,1T --i
other Timber aud Wood.
This property Is situated about Il milcs FINN
baltimore. within one hundred wards Of the
rails Turnpike, two miles from Western Mary
Iand Railroad, aud lies on both sides If conn
y road leading from the Falls Turnpike D.
Mayes' Chapel and adjoins the property Of
alexander Brown, Thomas ward and iease
=, ~ has no improvements upon Il. but The land
iie. wei and Is convenient b. churches, mill
and school house. ''
Terms Of Sale as prescribed by the Decree
arc-one-half cash on the day II sale, and the
balance ia six months thereafter the credit
payment 10 be secured by note ~ the purrha.
ser, with approved security.
T. sTURGIs DAVIS, Trustee.
WA. DUNCAN, Auctioneer.
Mag
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- flora Temph oues ths sQusen at Al.
TulL'' lssi ussk eoairIbaisd : foalto IL hsr.s
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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-05-16


So The IrisA RepMSi,e Of this week. speak
ing Of the Banks bill for the protection OF
American citizens in foreign countries. passed
on the s, 1h ultimo. says What bcuocrscy IA,
faied 70 DO ~ my years. RePSbiioanism hasdoae
,H 'erc'. Let our people stand by the men who
are ,ru" To lih~rty. Let them respond 10 this
action Of tho Republican Congress. and cas-,
their ballots ior the next Republican candidate
ior the Presidency. Il matters net whether he
may be Grant, Greedy. Wade. colfax. 4c.. they
are all men pledged N the glowiag principles
Of Republican liberty. ON the other hand. let
them support Francis Adams. Mcclellan. or
SOME other pct ofthe English House Of Belmont.
who must be the candidate % the Democracy
let them DO this. but let them cease their can,
aeoat freedom or the rights Of American citi.
sens.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-05-16

BtorLh IN u.ni o, and Agents Who ar, selling all
Ainas u sewinR narhinsz are requested 20 nirss.
~ath stamp for greatly redaoed prizes and tern.
:. y rnan.oN.. boa Z. ChAIlesiasn q. MAJ 49,