The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-08-21

Garfield Club at Warren Mes. Editor;
The Republicans Of Warren aud vicinity rs.
sembied on Friday eyssing. 18th Inst, for the
purpose Of organizing Garfield aud Arthur club.
when the following ofFceFr we're elected; Presi-
dent, l.. II. Bull viee.pre,ilenis, Jas. Z. Red.
mon and J. w. Bail secretary, .. v. Gfreh cor
responding secretary, u. ". tross; treasuTeF Geo.
Keys; chaplain, Caleb Cross; sergeant at arms,
VIM. RhinehaTt.
Amer getting ,hrn, % With the regular business
Of organization practical aud logical speeches
were delivered By capt. II. =. Smith, l.. y. Bull
and Caleb cro,, The club numbers uPwarl' of
thirty members With prospects Of mn incisa's.
u. ". CROsS. Cor. sre'y.
Death OF Christian woman.-Mi.s Elisa
n. Litsinger. slir.t daughter ii Mrr. Ann l.. and
tho late Joseph i.itsinger. hied at her mothers
residence, In this place, "n Tuesday last, In the
18th year Of her age. MIss litEibger had been
u consistent member IL the ". y. church for many
years and VA, - truly rhii,tah woman. Her fu-
neral sermon va. preached Thursday afternoon.
by Rev. !. ". Grsy. 81 Washington. formerly Of
| Towsontnsn. aud the ihterinent vas made In the
Presb. terrain cepstery. Govanstown. The pail
bearers were Rev. Wm. d.. Richard II. and J.
Mitchell I.iisinger. brothers. aud Messrs. John y.
Conrey. WIN. ". Arnail aud James u. lIynson,
brothers-in.iaw Of the deceased.
Sudden Death.-Geo. 4. Chenowith, brother
Of Mr.. Benz T. Chenowith. Of this place, died very
suddenly Of heart disease, In Baltimore, Satur-
day last. lie was machinest by trade and
sitting in the Office Of his employer, in conversa-
ton with him. when he fell and died instantly.
Ills age was u years.
Driving Accident.-fred'k Helm, . we'll
known Highlandtown butcher, while driving near
the Court House on Thursday, turned = corner
while going at high rate Of speed when one Of
the wheels Of his wagon gave way and he was
fhFovx nhaut twe fact tuiuFin9 him a0ita
seriously about the hips.
Letters from the Democratic Nominees.
MIR. James J. Lindsay, secretary Of Democrat
ic Association No. l. Of the ilth district has re-
ecived letters from Gen. W. S. Hancock and lion.
VIM. II. English. accepting and returning thanks
| far congratulations. &c, rendered them BY that
Association.
Church Dedication. Michaers Gsr,nas
Lutheran church. near Perry Hall. iith district.
which has lately been rebuilt by Mr.. J. Walter,
| will be dedicated on Sunday, August 22nd. Rev.
Mr.. Pister. Of Baltimore. will preach the dedca-
tory sermon. A hnc new bell has been placed on
tho church.
Fun at the Grove.-on Tuesday afternoon
| next, at o'clock. there will be lots Of fun at
| t;rooin's Dairy Grove, consisting Of wheelbarrow
aud sack races. creased pole climbing. de-, to be
followed by dance. For particulars sec a.lvcr-
tiscment.
DsSot NixG LoSasrREsr AND SUPPORTING
iIss"~s. The following sensible article from the
stanton i"ii,y riry;"ia. Democratic newspa-
per, only serves to illustrate another Democratic
| Inconsistency:
| "Gen. Longstrrct rs true To- the South rs the
needle to the pole during the war. No drawer man
nor able division commander was intrusted with
duty. or performed IL more faithfully. After the
war over he recognized its results, and declar
! ell his purpose to honestly live up to them. No
sooner was this determination announced than his
comrades in arms, and those whose homes he had
defended. turned iheir backs upon him. and never
was n man 50 persistently and pcrsevcringly per
| secuted. lie was denied all social recognition,
and the bare mention of his name In Southern cir
clc. was received with n ,cornfui sheer. His only
fault was that he believed duty as well as policy
| demanded that the people Of the South should
accept the situation and adjust themselves to the
changed condition Of ansirs. The same class Of
men who 20 cruelty persccuted Longstrcetare now
| throwing III their hats for Hancock. the Union
General. who is willing to lend his name to the
| followers VI the for which Longstrcet fought
and bled. II they are sincere In their support Of
Hancock. with his letter Of acceptance. declaring
| the results o! the war y fnaity and the amend
ments to the Constitution invioiabie. why was IL
that they denounced and ostracired Longstrcet.
who had declared for the same, and no more This
does not look exactly right, should the masses
Of the Southern people DO misled by tho prctense."
jI6-The Tamnany aud Tilden Democracy Of
New York are 10 more trouble. John Kelly has
| called State convention but the Tilden faction
will not pay any attention to IL and will hold
little side. show Of their own. The "superb' has
sbou. as much chance In that State as he ass