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The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-07-02

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forts OF the best men of the land to
bring to q successful termination.
As Washington was called, at the
close of the Revolution, by the
popular voice, 10 hold the helmof
Tho ship Of state inihat great CRISIS;
so Grant is now called, ina crisis
not dissimilar, and equality lmpor.
tant. And as the one was assailed
by the tory enemies Of the country
with calumny and coarse vituper,
alfonso now tho other, under
like circumstances, is the target Of
similar assaults from the linealdc-
scendahts of the-very same class.
But as the election OF Washington
Ihushed the raging clements Of op9
position and brought a benificcnt
calm-so nth the election of Grant
we shall shave peace" with all its
attendant blessings a cohshmat
tion sure of achievement if Repub.
llcans out become Jury aroused TO
tthcir duty and iidoit in this cam.
paign.' = ffl"'l D9a. gta.1''Hpq'
In response to calls from tho au.
dicncc, It was further addressed by
/ Capt. A. P.lAshbrook, Capt. A. n.
Kelilr, and II. II. Hughes, ESQ.,
who mcdc short and stirring
speeches, which were gfcctcd> with
hearty applause. 7, . .a9'.ls : Dgoi
On motion, It was Resolved that
the proceedings 'ofl2his Convcf' )
ton bo published in the lancaster
Gazette, and furnished to tse Re.
publican papers 6f tho 18th Dis
trict and to the Ohio State Jour
nal, with q request for their publi-
cation. "t 0'' 1''9 z ~ ~ 'oN
On motion Of Capt. Keller The
Convention adjourned, with three
rousing cheers for Grant and Coll
fax, and tho State and county tick.
cts. G. F. SHEFFER, Pres
l' S. A. GRfsWoID. Sec 't'h' sH.i
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-07-02
NoTIcE TO THOSE WEBBING.
s,,F,r,, TO, BUY PIANOs. 'ISE

TIME suhscriheris (by yiritc or ,6is nfot.sE
slon) Agent Of 1.-THE best Piano. max efs in (
s1.sse m nay,lbut especially Of VIM Knaic,
iS ore, Md, whose Pianos are eoual
HetnreT aUl superior tHthe Pestmade by any manu-.
Those wanting ;tobpys a really, good Piano
W. lowell 10 call upon him at his residence on
SiheSi9ut tStreet, 18th house east OF the Cathoiic
Ohurgh, before buying elsewhere, as It W,II M,
asayning 10 them offf0m 3iOO to $3.50 IN the,
\ pbn.nase a or piano ofthe same grade All Pl-
resncct' Sy'o of me are "rranted perfectin every
ii Don. stfek,dhAhSsi! Sat sremsmber tina. a
y1I;f, nose by other name will smell as SWEET
'HH's"tS". 'C. SCHNEIDER. 4
g Tc,,,A,.. y - Music teacher. 4
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-07-02

Tho tax of ono cont box on
matches, last year Noted to tho
Government a rovcnIc Of $780,
900. -
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PIttsbarg, tinpiRnnii g. 81. Louis
Halfway.

t,l. PAN HANDLE ROUTE.
On nndaftcT Iunc u. 1865, Trainswll run as
follows: r
L'vs Columbus, 2;UOA NJ. il;l6 A. ". eli p. NJ.
Ann, at Newark, 3.2p (" 12:3p =. ~. 3a5 g d
" Dcnnlson, G:l5 /" 500 Z" Csc
" steubyllc, $50 " 6.05 :" O;3O q
&" Piilsburs, 1i;lo :" 7:o5 /" i2oo Mid.
Harrisburg, o:2OP..M. 5;ooA.M. .i2iorP. NJ.
Phld'phia, 1855 a. NJ. 9:35 " 4i5O
Z" Now York, 500 llOO lO:ll F"
" Baltimore, Gas g l2;3OP,M, 5.2o I"
4" washton, $40 300 900 E"
Express runs daily; Maitland Fast Line
daily, Sunday excepted. .tH
WV. CARD supt, s.F. scULL. a. +. Agt.
stoubennlle, Jlg stcutenW,lc,o. (
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-07-02
The Shetland Ponies and Their
.lr-uAr. Monkey Ridersl -,

Aregular mimic sieeple,chase will he intro.
duced, toStumed and appareed in tnll jockey
style, in winch the exciting sports Of hurdle
jumping, and Ave par leapingw will be performed
ny The troopof Ponies, mountod by tlleir Mon
key riders In full ory,
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-07-02


The Comm tteo appointed 20 car.
ry out tho provisions Of tho net to
establish State Rcformatory for
glrls, invite proposals for location
from ebmmunities throughout the
State. A donation Of ten or TWEEN
ly thousand dollars will secure II,
Propositions should be soot by tho
first OF September, TO Lowis Evans
Esq, Chairman Of tho Committec,
Newark, Ohio, or to l., D. Girls.
void, Esq, Secretary, Elyria,
Ohio. ttal
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-07-02
Throo Beautiful q Young African

4 sMrl 'rd1 rIionstond ~ -U0'xaa
Taken from their native lwilds, while quite
young, 9nl thoroughly trained in all those ter.
rliic teats and exercises, by the renowned "
Lion Queen, Madame Du Nord !
This lady viii enter the den Of those majestic
audformidable creatures, where, with n glance
of her courageous eye, or u motion Of her hand,
shehods them D perfect subiection o, charmed
and spell'bound; causing them to perform n
variety Of appalling gymnastics, with the ut
most confidence aud security. Thesesplendd
Lions were recently purchased at the JardHs
des Plants, Paris, at an enormous cost, and
form one OF themost interesting features con-
taihed In this Trained Animal Il xhibitlor.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-07-02
N' TIT q I d
' FOURTH OF JULY
l'.S' JH' s.Nl YH4 I'D .-IJi9T3 .HQN
P i O. N i o.!

TIC Ladies Of ho congregations Of 81 Mqrg',
cAafch heA @tc a i4cMc FEsTiHlBoh
S4Ezlq11R Ezlq11R PA IA ys5B1iY. .54tl1,Ia AMT
At 'Reesu's lGrovdyone mile Wost
'aadls5oh 1f Lanchster!i 10 woIY
Good Music, and fncilltieswil baptoEiAtd Tor
dancng,0nd varloRsother amusenieHtss ta M
N-PA special train will run duypg tho day,
between tho cItyand thogtove. W. wv
Arcetrlm Dinner viii he served, at Aichargo
of6O sentas ReIrefhments Extrai stld,sYl
ana sGSS SrsSI
ofnuaaeyadi onloSmentaG u0ilcm Yr1ya
ll--2w. ~
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-07-02
IIATs, noNN ETs, RInnONs, &c

Il HAVE just received tho largest Stock Of
Hats, BonnCts, Ribbons and other Mlllencry
Goods ever brought to Lancaster. - 2ig}-
Twill sell atpIices that win astonish every
body, Millincrs and Merchants buying to sell
again, can purchase at less than one-half the
prices they have boon payingin Columbus and
Cincinnati. III, on ID
ial.swi TRY Me. 1.,.d -
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Farm for Sale.

n WILL scfI al private sale, tho frnh' FORMERLY
helonEin6 to HenrySpitleF, deGd. Vho ferm
II situated seven miles nprth-eQst Of fiancastor,
and contains 81 2l7t0ncres There fsR good Two
cribs anu other ont buildings heccssary TO n
'htrm. A good orchard Of grated ifraiti nnti d
good selepti0n OF peaches and cherries. A
good well OF water, AMI about WontystWo
Aeresof ekeellrnttimbtr. foL terms and, par
tcplarH enquire pftho Undersigned. III
( June 80, iSdSltk w 10 LIM SPlTLERg
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-07-02

n-PNo opimal Nttnphed to tho tlymerican Ek-
poNtlenn viii bc placed upon exhibition, that
has not been thbr6hkhpyt ttraihad totARe Some
part mthe eelerfses-TthsEe .iss opseless, 81 GlS
carried Ahout,to tpcim6er the exhibitioh,i '6r
annoy thoshectNtOfs. ora v0di al l9iIJ !
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-07-02
"a s,gE ., so.1s1. 4

EUNO THE W0RkIN e. GLASS .-4Farmers, Me.
chanics,. Ladies', and Every bohy.lt am
now f,rep0rcd 10 i(fvniSh you with constant en-.
ploVmcnt at your homes, the whole Of your
time, or In your sphrc moments. BUSINESS
new, light and profitable. Finy cents TO ssper
sex and the bows aud girls earn nearly ~ much
az men. reRinducemonts arc, offered those
who viii devote their whole time 10 the blisi.
ness, and that every. porSo wan soos this no.
tice may send mo their address, and test tho
nbpasTdelled oithr sv,fo ALI .who hre not we'll
satisfied with the business, viii scnd 81 10 pay
fUr ihn tro6bie of Writing 3ns. Fnll pRrttcn-
liars, directions, 6e., sent free. A sample will
bc sent BY mail to all who send 10 cents. Ad.
dress L. CALLRN, r
Columbus, Ohio,
June 18th, lSGS-lw r3
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-07-02
The Trained Animal. stock !

The Smallest, HandsCmest and most docle of
her spe,ies. The little elephant viii be exer.
cise'i'in variety ofcurous an'l sagacious tents,
by OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. .MIssSysIr wnuDY.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-07-02
6HlMhtch Ion ltho Onnl

z TOM THUMB, tho smallest equestrian lv-
ing, and Miss SuNE WnITHN an compete on
theR Dwarf Ponies for the Prize Cup, In q Lilu-
PWlNh lHlee' Innsa1nL-ft.- VII. ~ -
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-07-02

In the Living T,hlcaii which leads the Grand
procds1ionin Town OH the day OF Exhibition, a
n,l description OF yhch will be found in the
bills, is young and beautifnl formed full sized
African LiOn ,'1ncaged, and surrounded by
the groupe Of Ladies forming the Tableau, un-
,ler the perfect control Of MADAME DU NoRD,
the l,ION QUEEN,
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-07-02

'y. 7i.0 LdF ni. lE. b. ODDS.
lancaster, July 9, lsOs-tf. -,L.t-l ~
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-07-25

- President johnson. on saturday iasl
srnin message 20 tsnsic.s. pruir,sin, several
an,"nd''""i. o, ~" to".'i,u,i.n 'rha ar.t =
u clause 'nr the election Of President sud Vice
Pfe.i' NJ u the Uniiri State. more directly
by tls e. 'pie second. hr suggest. a change in
the provision TOR hiiiny vacancy ~ the Pres
lienry. htiug the ground thu en- lilicer Il tho
Ex"'n''' department should he .icaishai.a
r''h" 'hsn If the Legislative ur judicial he
parim"n'' third. h" rrromin"nl. . chang" in
the mol" ,i elrciing United State. senator =
tL.' they should h. elected directly by the pes
pie. ihe'r..., 81 Is State legislatures: fourth
ih" irsnn- If the Judges ~ "a. saprrinc Court
shall i' limited u term Of years. The Mes
sage was referred u the Judiciary Committee
"a each House.
This recommendation Of the President may
be- booked anon a. ~ very singular circumstance
when ~" remember the great love hs has %
repeatedly oppressed for "the Constitution IT
f"ur f''h"tl" The Constitution has been his
.tpck H tfi'ls 1T argument hr hn. often told
n that b .i"'l IL. the drfenacr IT that instru
incni. against ia" assaults Il tn " vile radi
"cals." mud ws suPro'ei that Mr. johnson
considered 10 PEI sacred q ght that he w"ild
pPlp'r 90" iiishtest alteration m any OF it,
Pr'visiln'. Yr' here h. sccommends fiurrad
zeal chan - ia the organic law Doesn't the
President i's'e's. ia an eminent dcgrcc the
faculty 81 blowing hot at cold. q. sal, h.,em
Per or purPase5f
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-07-25
ia act Of IomsIaIin,,,.

In our d columns will be found an account
OF a pol pc that took place in this town On
saiurda ling last, and Of "Gmnl aud
" Colfax" Nag having been flung from its top
Here We tell that that $'Olg1He nds no longer; Il
Is level with the carilf
On Thursday morning last. about two o clock,
according 10 the evidence Of several ladies who
heard them Eve or six men, armed with gun,
and rcvolvers, came up the road from the direc.
ton Of Baltimore, went to the poll, cut /, down,
stole the halyards, and then left. This is alt,
up TO the hour of this writing, We know about
Il, but Efforts will be taken To discover ,hes,
seoundrels aud hi,ces, and to bring them ,o
prompt punishment.
We no not care now TO say much about TIL.
outrage. Oar uni,a citizens are greatly excited
over H. aud our duty and aim il to counsel them
TO the use Of moderate language In discussing
this affair, and moderation Ia dealing with III,
Williams who cut the pole down, II they are dis.
covered
For several wears Union flag waved rom a
pole that stood in tie very spot IN which ihis
stood, wiihon, being molesird until armed t,h.
els cut II down. "" did not think s,rnups IL,
hard Of this !, was the fortune ~ war, aud II
al but natural that an armed tee should DE-.
stray the pole upon which was dail, raised th,
flag against which ihry were tunl,aiin.. Bat
~ proirss To be at peicr now coppcrhralisn
preisnds To he yer, anslous that ~. The hitter.
ness engrnfrred b, il- late war ,hnu'd IL. laid
aside, aud pruicssrs to love the rniun aud il.
emblem. THIS d,,fe ior Irac,.-- Ills ~, Irnsi. n
To n desire fof good iccling--ihis love 'or III,
old flag testified b, the cutting down oi a
pole upon which IN, Red, White and BLU
was Dali, hu~n. in the dnrknr.. of night. hy a
iaa''s A'n.i a"i equipped .-ptr.sl, fnr ilc pui.
pose \ suiiirirni commtniary, ihis ulion III,
p,riLs,uus 81 democracy
w ssHh"i in, unc mDmtni think that lhi.
outage wis cunsummnicl or ronniych a, by
ant "nr "a "ur town hui rather that 10 {. ia,
work ~ part. from lis'aucc Al. ,hi., nov.
ever. vii probably .oin, oti before luug. Ani
We iu MOI rarv io discuss II INV
an tns. t>a,uoia,I a'unoon. .aoth,r ,,ul,
viii "a" .u.r'l ~ ihr sane place. We used ~
precautions t" P.":ect 'hr ull,rr bcrausc We dii
moi think II To bc necessary but will net difE :.
enily with the ncw one. ani IL that same Iar,.
or any 'ilrr part, rs''!, 10 'le.lr% a. thu,
III! i,ii.,i', go! .'rl %, So s.sily
10 ,hr DaiTtIr "a cutting ,ln~n III. l..lr. to-.
-rounlr,i. ~ho iii II added i!,s tIilng t., Then.
rs -ir'in. she h,,nrl. II ~. clock .w,ishl
cord aud ~ are ~ strong h"l'- h,, ihcit s'ril-
I'M prolfn.i D. may tend 20 lheir di.co.erN
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-07-25

Bhi'A P"uEHoY on THE BLAiR FAsILY.-rh,
l'a crosse Dsnocraf. the special pct of the
Northern Democracy. few days before the as.
scmbling of the Democratic National Convcn
ton. pitched into the Blair family in the I'll
Logging broad axe style;
E" Has the Democratic party fallen 80 low g..
to BE- used by such creatures Il il ~ era.
ven as a. allow such fellows tusay what il shall
de- ~ what il shall MT do, Oncof these Blair.
has The iinrudrn - t" say that the party canno,
be- ,Iitcd GA any "nc Of The candidates a r, al \
NAMED soino ncv nan MUST De taken III -
Think Of q! Lo"k IL "vcr! o. the sab .ity
Of III. fellows conccii where's Train send
for hia.. lie only can mstch him The l.n.
ncraiir party cannot be united on any candi.
date already named Good Where lid van
learn III! that. Montgomery. by going Ia Sil
yer Spring, aud consulting the old man. ~
sending o. ST. Louis and asking brother Frank
Then the blair family stands out against the
nomination Of any candidate already named
OF r"ursr the Democratic party cannot be uni
ted then. III any of these cenidatcsl The
Blair family " goes back GA these candidates
So the party cannot unite on any one Of them
The ariy 4 not united without the Blair. -
Whrw What big family. t. use the rlr
CANT expression Of their late lamentcd master.
" what '".s 'a'l rsr -, has got"
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-07-25

PnEfrt Gonp JoKr.- A"Gfa, 4 Rally Ia
railiy the n"minaiioa oi Seymour aud Blair
was advertised g. tAke place IL baltimore ON
ThuFsdat evening last. Among the speakers
invited 2" address the " faithful upon the o.
cafion wr' anc whose name is given a. Hon.
Orphru Kerr. ". c. from Indiana" sotss
years ago book coinineinorating the achieve
men's Of the " Mackerai Brigade was pub
ished. nrreus g. Kerr, office secker.l being II.
author. and the Democrats Executive Commit.
ise of baltimore eiiy has oonioundel the name
OF this Yaakec writer with that of the e gentle
man ssnia Indiana" whose real nam. is Nj.
rhael Kerr. u would have been . good
thing for Mr. Kerr. N" Congressman. in his
address b. the democracy Of baltimore, 10 have
declaimed the poem " upon that city written
by his namesake. Orphcus G.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-07-25
The IYntJorm anal TIE Candidate.

u" who'd" proceeding Of the latc Democratic
Ma. '..ai u.n.cL.i.., ga, bargain aud salr
The b'iy was not governed by ,iin.iLi.. ,.".
hy wi-' reference q the will Of thn democrat
ic in'-,os. The dc"pcst -rirmsr. the ,nr.i un-
scr1pri.i- win, pul"r. Wa, the fortunate" ..r
nni"rluut'tt tn,n. 4. an offset To- the insl ri
ore d'l-'' Of r"ndl"i"n has friend. were allow
ri :" MAKE tGr l,..i."-I'': - we hay" -" sin
silar nnl'n lly "i straight cut q. u.. D. tear
candii.'". standing "n -iraisL, coo, bout.
taxing. cf"cnback platform The th.ri res.
lu'i"nd""ar"s in fav"rof payinsth hvc.twcn.
-. ar' ail ether bonds whose payment i no,
expire W stipulated d. ..i'.. ip ,reenhacks.
N"w hear SeymorT IA this p,nt ~ lhu 81,
Of March Las, he mate speech bcioro the
Demo ratio state '"u"cn'ion st New York on
til. subject. in which h. says.
=" Il o.. mistake IN suppose tina, the interests
Of N" h'uih"li.r and tax payer are nntago
uis,ic. The tact i overlooked that ia order To-
make ~ a"ings by giving the b"ndholi-r a
dcbat"'! and '.wthis'a pepper. y" mus, bring
upon ourselves disaster aad ,i.h.nor which
vii! cost o hundred told what W. tan s.Nc. I.
means hat we are % give 20 the lahorcr Tor his
toll. ''n-" currency. /, means that the h"n"T
Of ouf nGtry shall be- stained. f. in-au. that
oar bl.iurs. shall be- kept in uncertainty aud
cpniu-iHu. IL mean, that the labnring men
shall ilier by "a" increased cost "f the com.
i"r,. q: !.... i i"ean- that the tax payer shall
be- buf'!' ned Ny g"' crnmcn' proved 60 be- cor.
rurt AMI inbccile by TIL. very del r., ton -
49, m"m"y. We cannot aiiprdi" slcculatrulni.
ihc nations honor a. ~ fearful cost"
In n .pcoeh in New York bu,a lcw lays be-
fore ia" Convention met. Seymour stated that
To pay Ill "ur bonis IA grccnbacks would wca
ken til" national credit aud reduce our currcn.
ey T. ,h, lsin" condition a. that Of the conici
cracy The following $40 Li- words
H. on the other hand, ", ,lchasc IT,, ausrer
rency by unwisc ISSUES. We shall equally p.r
plex hdaiIess aud destroy sober industry. aud
MAKE ali pTiaeJ inerc matters ui gambling.
tricks aud chances. This viii end a, u did Ia
the s"utl"rn Cunisdeilry ); ,hs nutsst the
citizens Of kichn.oAi went 10 market witi,
their money ~ their vest I.,aa.i, and brought
haca their dinneT- IA thor basket. ia the end
the! to-. their money "a their baskets. and
took hHi.r their dinner ia their vest pockets "
Tho are W." piciurr, 81 the democratic
platform. .i.a"r hy the very mau whoia they
ha,e Dc .'"iua1ci AMI placed a. Il, The pla'
form intended tor nnc VIM II a.. party :--
The rano tate inr an tibet
D. ih".- lender. suppose the peril, prs -
blind e h", to s"e the trick Platform aud
"aniii ''' necessarily <, ,os 'thcr. t,4n Pen.
dlr.nu man vot" inr such candid ,,s. nr a Soy
'"onT man for such platform
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-07-25

esy- The democratic State central com inittcc
81 Pr..sylvania. in announcing the Tammany
nominations. eulogiscs Seymour in the follow
ing strliu
II presents {" you with pride it. candidate
for III" Presidency. lioraiio seymour. 1T New
York. statesman and an homes, man Capa
be anl pure. possessed OF large experience,
and gifted with the rarcsi qualiiie. of the head
AMI 1T the heat. stsong Ia intellect. sound In
Judgment and prsuIp, IN action. non~ more
competent 10 lead us back % the haven of law
aud order"
Pennsylvania owes him debtof gratitude
tackled
Bu, It says no, a word for blair. AFs we To
infer chat Pennsylvania has not found out that
Blair was nominated or that 1t has Either
would account for it, silence
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-07-25

~ the O.. 'd~nrr col her a.ui. tMr.. AZ. a.
""h-i.i' ~ tins TOXIN. %. ibe goth inst. 10.
hknrA IL. IN IL" ?isi year OF her age. daughter
% Vac i"tr ~. x H. ami Mary \. T. Love Brot-
max. o.. N.cA-Lurg. Miss.
~ the arsi toll gate. YurA Road. on the Iyth
INST, BrI VI Ag'A. y"nH est daug hter of Chas.
and MaFsar"i Hamilton. aged ~ months aud
~ DAYS.
a" ''"hst"wn. On the lgth inst. MlcHAEL
kNicHr. n the 10Th year of his age
on "a" ldth inst. Macy A.NIs. In the Sd Yea,
81 her as". laughter OF :. J aud Mary collins.
of Biitinl -" county
Near Sweet Air. on the 2lsi inst, Miss JAMS
WILSON. 10 Tia 7?'h yc.r e.: her age.
~ Ms ".ilcuc., Hr.r Dnver. On the IIta
instant. 'n"'r N,r,". iu the list year 4 hi.
H.a
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-07-25

A. SER fnHtI ~ lrs Artn,H In the course
Of "A recent speech before tho West Virginia
Democratic Convention. Grnrsc n. P.ndleion
said
Thta work ofcsntfaetion stu gee. on aud .ius 10
coined Tor the bnnhalaet cut 81 tn sWeat and tears
the blood and banss aud muscles 81 the ialarns man
and Nhen Ue AL the reason, arr answered hy the
declaFaion ~ the Republican Convsntun ~ Chicago
that the blnds must h. paid gold according to tie
spirit aud letter 81 the contract deny that II l. a.
eofdtnF I" either the spirit letter ~ the contract an
De- which the ivetNruty bonds srrr said .ay that
neither the spirit the bitter ~ The iaw uni.r witch
these bonds werr Issued good faith nor good morals
nor exact iasilcs 10 the hohdhaldsr rsairr that they
should b. raid Ia gold TAsy ptvfl,s ~ igii fe
der. cat ~ f apasias fa4 iuifaiasf ~ ~ Dsmoer
~ csHrsHiiaH II Ns'r Fort
Altar this hank enlnrialinn. can any one
longer douh, tina, iha platform adopted hy the
democratic convention mcana population. aud
rs such deals fatal blow at our national hon
or aud credit
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-07-25

Lynch LAW IS ilAmoRp CcUsrY The Bal,i.
more So" OF Thursday last ims the following
special dispatch
BRtAm, llARroRD CouSrY, Nd, july ~.
Isaac MOORE, colored, attacked highly r..
spectacle young lady, near this town. this morn.
ing with foul intentions H. Wa. arrested ana
placed n jail When brought out before a mag.
'slrA'c, this afternoon, n mob ovrtpowerrd ,he
olhoefs and, amid great excitement, carried ofi
the prisoner aud hung him. n
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-07-25

Crmors SlGm --iesitfday curious and
unusual sight WIS witnessed in the canal From
early morn until nighlfill dead fish, frogs. aud
evils Mriv Heating down. aud the water changed
to hhuiiiul green, and became 50 clear that
ID" bottom could te seen wiihou, Difficulty /,
has lten estimated tina, twenty OF thirty Ihous
aud fish must have 30 hoaicd down durin. the
day The real ctusc Of this wholesale slaughter
Is as yet unknown. Some assert that Il was
caused by the sinking Ola canal boat loaded with
lime; others that sulphur spring above CLARK :
Ferry suddenl, burst Yesterday morning, and
Others again that they were affected By coal oil
refuse tom refinery near Rock willie - Hirri..
bury H'afs GHavd T.sssdsv
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-07-25
Ratification Ofthe I4fh 1mendNG eHt
IA. fL., Co1lsfif,ffJo,,

State hinged greatly upon the question wheth
cr the joint resolution Of the senate and House
Of Representatives proposing au amendment
tn the fourteenth article ofthc national Cons,i-
tuition should or should not be ratified by the
General Assembly Of Maryland. The copper
heads were successful at that election. aud the
amendment was rejected Nearly all the
Northern States. however. did ratify il. aud it
only needed the assent of two or three more to
become part oi the organic law of the land.
Several Of fnr reconstructed States have lately
ratified H. uj on Monday last. Mr. seward.
sccrclary" ' state. made official proclamation
ri iis aio. "a hy the Legislatures Of conncc-
tcut. New Hampshire, Tennessee. New Jersey.
Oregon. vermont. New York. Ohio. Illinois W.
Virginia. kanscs. Maine, Nevada. Missouri.
Indiana. Minnesota. Rhode leland. Wisconsin.
rcnnsy lvania, Michigan, Massachusetts,. Ne
braska. Iowa.. Arkansas. Florids. North Caro-.
| lima. south Carolina. Louisiana aud Alabama.
twcnty.niuc Statca IA all, being more than
three fourihs Of the whole number thirty sew
en- composing the Union, aud he therefore
ccriilic- the amendment 10 b. u part Of the Con
aitution Of the United states. We give thc
amendment ia lull:
Joint trsolution PROPOSING ameniuen, TO the cob
| .titutnn - thr United states
n q r,ioirsi BY u, SsHdis dnd He,'s y RsITsisnid
,su,L,d leo Iiri, oCsl hoaigs eaneMrriag that H.
fouuins srlce b. priI"sd e. the irEisaiutvs % ~
s.ral states a. an amendment :" u. contribution :"
she ntri Statrs whicA when rathcdhy three burih'
uf said lvgilstlrc. shall l valid a. ar, Il the con
| .hii'i"n namely
AEriclE xiv.
see Al f.cr.su, is.u 90 naturaiscd In tn United
NJ Ia alr. la of