New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-02

Correspondence Of Tie Tribune
BLrrMoRE July DAN
Tie Congressional canvass in tie IVih District
composed Of tie FIST fifteen Ws-3s Of the city,
promises 10 be cute interesting. The L0co-Foco.
have renominsted Hon. K. NJ McLsne for re-. &C.
ton, and the " hizs VII, u IS generally conceded
RAJ Msjor John 4. Kenly, who served his country
with much honor IN the Mexican War kenly IS
strong man. and between MIN and McLsne the contest
would be very close But there vii PROT ABLY be third
party Free so.l 10 toe fed. with Joseph Breck. Esq
a lawyer. for candidate Breek not popular. oui
The principle Of the party be advocates will induce
MANY Il support him and the CD ances that
carry enough votes from TIE Wnig ranks o. ce'esi
kerIv The Democracy are friendly ~ Free sol O.
as great 81 extent perhaps. a. The Wings but tnri
leaders nave faculty OF keeping the boilers In the
traces despite their efforts 70 cut loose, which the
Whigs never have had Ten years sg0, % have AZ
n0unced oneself friendly 20 Free soil IN Mary and
would nave been considered treason ana lev would nave
rsAed toe conseQleIces but vast change nss taken
place within few years sud we have no" hopes thai
Maryland will soon be found Oh the side OF Hannah LID
efty and Christian Progress.
ln b. Hid District the Democrats nave nomi-
mated Ed. HAANOND, Esq. Safe Senator, for
their candidate. The Whies vii run cand date,
although there IS thousand M 1riy against them
but there every reason 10 believe that there VII BE-
Al Independent In the hed much dissatisfaction being
candidate. John KetleWeL. late sheriff Of the Cry.
moved into this District few weeks before the nom
nation, and by certain means came within one vote q
being nominated. The Democracy were savage a. ri-
impudence. and when he @ss defeated they reoiced
more have known them At victory over their Poht
cal opponents
A Convention Of Reform rs, composed Of a..
paftes has asst closed its session IN DOR city aud.
Judging from the spirit unaffected, there VII be a
vigorous effort maize this Wnte--and hope 2
successful 0ne-iO obtain from the Legislature call
for Convention % reform the Constitution OF tn
-isie Certain 10 IL there will be large majority %
Reformers returned TO the Lower House Since l-ll,
II different peTiOds bills providing Tor reform have
passed the House, but have invariably been defeated m
the senate that body fearing the progress Tie People
hsve made IN self ferlment would 90 modify the
Constitution that al the old leccnes that have been
sucking II the Treasury for more than ha century
would be choked OF and men Of progress placed in
their situations The Handwriting ls On the wal and
tneir days are numbered. The cry Of Reform u 70
echoina from the Aeghenes to the board. and 10
viii be heard Thousands OF dollars could be saved 20
the by Reform for equally capable men could be
mad hl the public Offices for -5J0 or s<50v year
a. now receive 5000 and up % $4,000 for the sam
period and services The abuses IN our state ~
lairs are monsrrous and will before long sho" you
how and by whom. Inc great opposition 10 Reform
other than by Office holders comes from the lsrg'
slave holders the lover counties. They dread and
with good reason, that an effort will be made ~ Con
venton to provide grsdusl mode OF Emancipation %
the slave tor they know that Free SOiism - MAKING
rapid prOgIers lu Baltimore, well as the NDriucfi
aud Western Counties and that the friends OF Liberty
will not remain idle. Reform vii BE- the entering
wedge Of Emauc patton, and every friend OF the op.
pressed should wish the measure God speed,
A law prohibiting the sale OF Liquors on the
Sabbath went into operation about year since
throughout the State and since, hundreds Of liquor
is and grog-shops have been closed on that day
but still Il IL evaded almost " in IMMUNITY, by
scores our officials show lsxiy Of duty that does
them little credit and II Is them alone that blame
censure be attached. The law s calculated 70 e
iect great good and should be strictly carried out
We are now 10 have two new morning papers
IA this city one Is u be a Wing print published
said Of Charles Fulton. assistant Editor Of the
Sun. and II. Clay Mpdd of Washington The other Is
70 be LocoFoco sheet 70 be published by w W
Curran, formerly connected with the UaioH. and
within few days dismissed from one OF the public
Offces al " ashing ton, aid Mr. - lynn relative OF
John Rives Of the Globe who itis ssid. l. 80 fif
nish the needful 70 carry and sustain the enter
prise We shall thus have suitciency Of Political
news II nothing else IN the City Of Baltimore. The
success OF the Wing paper very doubtful there being
two morning papers and evening paper Of that
Tx now published but there can be but little doubt
OF the success Of It's rival paper, if conducted with
city, and that is poorly managed, small circulated
evening press All want now Is fearless rec -oi
sheet and would be All night
The Democracy meet 10 night 20 select ticker
for the State Legislature and a warm time Is ex-
pected There are about forty candidates and only
ice wanted but from the heterogeneous number OF
lawyers mechanics losiers, rats &c they certainly csr
get the required quintette.
Yours, &c. LiGNrM VIE