New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-03
Maryland Political Prospects Islander on
Gov. seward, &c. &c.
COrresp0ndence o. The I1Dlne.
BALTIMORE. Friday. sept .

Correspondence Of The Tribune.
BALTIMORE. Friday sept .
The appearance Of TIE TrbHe with the Rough
and Ready Tag al It's masthead has given gres, satisiae
ton to our friends mere al large. Though We should
have fought the battle vsanty without IL aid We are
rejoced 10 have such noble tandard-5esrer amid our
cohorts Maryland will do her duty sni make return
worthy her old renown 10 the great Wing Cause Ne"
York ,se have always counted upon, and u ONO does
not fail us triumph i certain IN IrtD4He mas
irnueuse influence In this latter state and though .
cannot support Gen. Taylor with enthusiasm ~ Ne
cded preference for him over Cas- will think eve 70
our hopes tor the votes OF that gallant state certainly
One clause 10 your address, not 90 mucn noted ~
the Press and party generally j. peculiarly gratifying
70 me and many Of my friends here. It's shai sup
pori the Wing nominations with view % the triumph
OF Free d. trusting that the day u not distant "neh
I an amendment Of the Federal Constitution VIII give
the appointment u Posnastcrs and other local ocer-
% the people and strip the President OF the enormous
snd metropolitan patronage which now causes tne
whole political action Of the country 10 hinge upon us
Presidential election" This i one Of the reforms tne
country 80 greatly needs. IL would be attended with
conseouences Invaluable Of which the great portion
OF the people, including majority OF Inc most iNlel
gent have not the slightest conception.
"A an holder in the Post Ofice Department tor
many years. under FIVE different Presidents and ak
Postmasters General have had ample opportunity OF
knO wing what the unnitsted can never know and 90
most positively that the corruption In mat De
partneni alone If known. would exceed the oeici Ol
the most crcduOus and H. after the abors Oi TINS can
vass you will lend me your columns, viii make eN-
posures Of IL secret administration from BaUys time
II the present and over my signature.
The CtiOH, 10 noticing the removal OF Grout and Car
ter from your Custom House boasts that was the Work
Of Secretary Walker and not that OF Mr. Lawrence
The Administration is too pure % permit persons mold
ing Office under II 10 NEEDLE with politics and Messrs
Grout and Carter must give way 10 those OF the true
faith Mr. Marcy calls the Hunkers, and yet the very
number of the Union containing this notice has calls Tor
meetings AT which Mr McCala the lst Auditor OF the
Treasury and Mr.. VIM J. Brown, "a Assistant Post
master General 10 make addresses and otherwise
aid the Of Cass and Butler The latter VINO ON
clated the Barbecue held near thls CITY on tne lin
/ inst WAS published In every a. Hon W. J. Brown
from Indiana while Mr has been attached TO the De
/ pertinent since Polk s Co came into power ana
who offering bets Che money In gold ia the IRON
chest SubTreasury Of the Department upon the re-
suit Of the election Eut what Is too gross for Loco
| FOcOisn particularly the indiv dusls who now GUIDE
| the helm Of state and whose course and policy, IN
every ot and title Mr. Cas-, II elected, il pledged 70
carry outf Both McCalla and Brown obtained tneiI
Offices in the most shameless and CORRUPT manner Gan
account Of the first will be found IN The ITbnne OF
August 1915, the signature oil ARGUS daicd AZ
/ Washngton) and have good need 10 work hard 10 re-
tain them a. 80 certain honest old ZACHARY TAYLOR
reaches the mite House certain will their places be
! given back A gain 10 the honest men who were pro
scrbed to make for them, and which trusts they
/ have so shamefully abused
The Union of this day driven 20 desperation by the
hOpeessness OF its cause, among numerous other iaso
Seward II says We speak on good authority when
we say that this gentleman is so much more than An
AboltiOnist dcuqNy to prefer Free NegrDc 70 IRISH
NES AS fll0noueHs. After saying 10 Southern gentle
men, am0nP other things that the Free negroes voted
for the Wings naturally, and that the irish uoad pocse
beir p0aey and then the Democratic TICKET he added
phea you rant 10 get ri Of free negroes SEND 10 Ne
York ffty thousand and ne rN gre you ~ many i1s
men IN eHchdHgc" The italics are It's own Then FOL
lows an incendary appeal 10 the Irish population
Though Mr. Seward may not think this distortion OF h'
remarks worthy Of reply depend upon the People oil
the Union office and the Jackson Committee are making
good use of in the South and among the Irish every
where and before long you viii find many Loco oc'
prints dcc,deRty substituting the name OF Fillmore oi
| Seward in the charge.
The Baltimore argis and the UP0E, through its Balu
more spondent are laboring hard 10 make Il ap
pear that the election for sheriff which comes on here
! on Wednesday next will be clear party test Of
strength Whereas Cloud, VINO IS the publisher OF the
Argn) was regularly nominated by the Democratic
! Convention. and the Wings have made NJ nomination
AZ all and there actually three candidates IN ne
feld all Wings so. making all allowance for Col
Kanes popularity with all parties If Cloud not elected
by from 100 to LOCO majority, the City may possihy
20 for Gen. Taylor This election Is no test as thG
| above psuers wish 10 make il appear d. II