The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-09-12
Ihc tr,mom E7rrfion-- It's lessons

III" trIJWOm EierfiOn-- It's Lessons.
To complete returns OF the late State election
h'hi j" Vermont hxes the Republican majority
d" about -, 900 votes, OF gain for that party
u about S,ooc votes in one year. This was not
he result Of apathy or indifference upon the
i''i' Of democrats, for the contest was a holly
'"i'' led one--public meetings had been held
'''r "hcrr- the ablcs; speakers Of both parties
had addressed the I~oplr upon the issues OF the
d't md Ne "o'' 'raS he iirgsa ,r,r J,oli,d IL M,
N"' /, was fair measure Of strength between
he iafiirs, and the result may be- taken rs in
''''iivc Of the .tsri' Of the political struggle in
'"i'h We are engaged
l.'si TAIL New York went against US so did
'vun'r'icn, and New Jersey, aud We came very
near losing ohio ~ fact. did lose the Ieeisla.
ate 90 that State Parties wcrc then denloraI.
'4d. ui nj least ours was. fcarfuly so John.
-" Hlrsiacy 10 his principles was new
hing rnd very many had followed him think.
.H h' could not have changed so radically
Niih''" heing righ, and taking il TOR granted
'hr' ,il organizations were rfumbling TO ruins
'ir floating vote Of the country. the vote that
-'t't,il, controls rleriiuns FASTENED 10 take po-
i'' 20 the party Of Whic the famous Phla.
'ilhir Convention gave such splendid augury .
l i' prot able that bad Vermont voted last fall
wen her solid Republication would have been
m'k'n Since then. h"w,,ct. politics has set.
I'D Town mcu have dis,ovtici that the new
rrii! movement was but - monslrous hum.
tug that il WAS a mountain ia labor but its
result a very small mole that President John
~. Instead uf wishing 10 form new organiza-
ii"n witch would be lTec from the errors Of both
he old ones, has gone body and soul over to the
-"bls-iha, there are but TWO PARTIES iu the
"rnnity, one loyal 10 the Union, the. other true
10 the lost cause. and ~ between these Two
there can never be any doubt in the loyal North
Vernon, has given Us the opening sign-the
az 'gnal--oi the great Nv kcning Her hardy
INNS have risen ia their might aud rebukcd that
FIJI spirit Of iisunion and population which
bowed itself 50 prominently in the New York
Convention. and has set the seal Of condcn,na.
lion upon the infamous threat OF democracy,
'.nuush its chosen leader 10 inaugura,e another
"nT Il 1t should be successful at the ballot-boA.
Vermont has said, by It's vote, that rebellion is
conquered aud shall remain 50 that the blood
Of three hundred thousand brave men shall no,
have been shed ia rain that treason shall no,
regain "a, the ballo,-bOx all IL fought for and
lost hy the bullet i, has said that the Union
.iiall te maintained the national honor kept un.
'arnished-ihai the solemn pledges OF the gov.
eminent shall not be violated, and that TRAITORS
hail take back seats IN the work Of restoring
the seeded States TO their places rs members Of
VI" Union. The reaction in public sentiment
mas commenced or rather Il commenced some
Time ago. but Vermont is the first State wherein
u Inns given prominent utierance. We saw its
coming months ago, when Rock Island, Illinois,
democratic city time out OF mind" elected
Republican officials By clear impurities
when New Albany, another democratic city. by
'he large majority Of seven hundred votes, rcpu.
Hated It's old faith--we have heard il from al.
most every place at which an election has been
held The blue Hens Chicken" OF Whining.
ton, Delaware, answered their friends Of the
Green Mountain state, by clcc,ing their eau.
slidnic for Mayor by majority Of over three
hun'lied, gain OF nearly one hundred and iity
Other states will quickly follow. Maine, on
Monday next, will second the verdict Of Yer
ih"u'. and Pennsylvania New York, Indiana
aud other States will follow IN October. Great
iu'er.l is 'cli in the contest in Pennsylvania
and 80 carry il the best exetiOns Of both PARTIES
Wi lee pa; forth. As We said above. il went
against US last tall by less than a thousand votes
hui iirn the Republicans Of the State were quar-
''ling among themselves, aud there we're many
i''al causes go create dissatisfaction in our ranks
i''' npw he party Is FIRMLY united and working
l.nrnouiou,ly aud cuersciically We shall carry
DO" state by fifteen thousand in October, and
double that majority IN November Indiana 10
'af' w. shall sweep it like whirlwind. And
-" VAL carry New York. ioo, notwithstanding
the tremendous illegal democratic votes which
will be- eas, in New York city The country
'li.Iicis are ablaze with enthusiasm, aud before
ii'ir honest Jujgmen, the iemotraiic majority
81 Ih" riiy will melt like wax
Vermont has given us a.urancrs OF our com.
ing viciori 3 Grants grea, name has inspired
the leoPlc Ia move forward upon the enemy ;
% ~"rLsr aud ihey ARE doing il with n vim
III" democrats went into the contest with def
tni hoasis, and lis soalheTn inembers gave ~
i'lHul, To understand that in laboring for de-
"i"rrary they labcrei for the same reasonable
'nlf they souah, 10 accomplish by arms. The,
ha'r been met b, the shouts q; the Union peopl,.
~ the land, coming 10 the rescue coming to
'n.i oui whatever there wps lett Of rebellion -
sad ~ tie conies, between these forces, copper.
h'e'li'm democracy and irnson will together lie
ihn he'd Oh, Of sight