New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-03
Maryland Folitics-lIeyornlity- railors' Pro
Iective Union.

Correspondence OF The tribune
BALTIMORE, Sunday, Sept. l.
The political canvass in Maryland is being car
RED on with considerable bitterness by the two
sartiea-Whgs and Looos The latter are strain
ing every nerve to secure majority in the Reform
Convention, and elect their candidate for Governor
The result on Wednesday, relative to the Conven.
ton, ia extremely doubtful as so many extraneoug
GAUGES are operating in the counties The press OF
the large counties advocate representation in the
Legislature according TO population, excepting
Baltimore and the press OF the small counties dep
recate any change from the pressntrepreaentation
all, however, evincing 3 deadly hostility to Basi-
more The Loco organ here, and intact great
proportion OF the citizens, advocate representation
according TO population raising at once new lss1e
aside from political predictions, which wiz nave
considerable influence in the result. The great
struggle will be, in the Convention, between BAL
,imore and the Counties, the jealousy OF the
latter to the growing Influence and wealth OF the
city, not permitting them to dee any justice III the
Republican doctrine Of =" Representation according
to population And again, the Slave Counties
slege that ma iorisy of the citizens OF Baltimore
and Western Counties are favorable to tho aboli-
ton OF Slavery, and that TO give them majority
Of the Legislature, az representation according TO
population would give, would rendor slave proper
ty insecure. There ia no Doubt in my mind batthat
this is the only way in which the existence Of
Slavery can be eopsrdized, aud is tha means the
friends of Emancipation shond use TO secare their
philenthropio object. Give Baltimore and the
Western Counties where Slavery is looked upon
q curse, and does nos eXisS to one half the OK.
tens doeE in the small Eastern and Soothen Coun.
ties,) representation according to population, and
they wilhAve two thirds OF shc legislature Instead
Of less than oneh half, az at present With this ms.
jority, and strong movement on the part Of the
lFienda OF progress, and we shall yet SEQ in this
generation prospect Of Maryland emanoipatng
her slaves after definite period | have said
more perhaps than Is necesaary on this Eubiec.
but the prospect bright with this view OF the
subject, the most pleGsbls ons thai DO con-
ceived / could not say lesK
The oppoRltion TO Turner the Loco candidate Tor
Mayor is daily increasing In the ranks Of his own
party. ScRfce night paSsea without significant
demonstrations 10 the uptown Wards Trsuspat
eneieR are pnra6ed through the streets with tha
most lsughAbie devioes aad rooltoeG. Tho Whlgs
Will nominate Candidate Ia dus time aud tneco lie
no doubt Of bic slscton.
L0se, the Loco candidate for Governor Ia max
ing good use u les time stamping tho State He
hag been holding fostb In Baltimore every night
foY week past ard wgIl pol! sTs,nsndoua snls
here He hsz addressed 30 mseNbss tEus fss 10
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