New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-28
Politics ~ MARYLAND.
Cor-rore~es o. TIE N Y rrisan..

NoTesrCr zee or Ioe ~ y frthans
EfSros, Nd, Oct -, 1857.
II the political Ispers 10 Maryland a-e no. tef,b,v
given 10 lying the Republics. paryis sure u carry
rg the S,se at the Novel.oer election aithoayA a.
Ibis pressn writing they have lot soge candidate Of
any deception before the people. Tais i- tho vAy
ne after saads. You will recoec, that N my last
e't~r gave you ex'Tscs from numerous Democrstis
journals. proving exclusively go hsy said that
Acknowledgement and RspSblicsnism were one sns
toe zane thing, and tina, victory gained by ei.aer
woul1 be eource OF qualification % both. Now hear
he cthtr siee; 1hc Balt,uo,r Clipper asks:
Charged a. Mr. Buchanan snaos Wslk.y ara hy 90 msny
rSI rent siior aud ais,rsn Of tn southern Dmersey
wih s;ips Bah hsRaSisssS p,y -h., the. ssp-
sd,tos Of fAe baltimore abaA syede, ss Cs,.,s so<-s
S,sa i.HaSol' EpsseaA and ha'!ss,S xssssis but
ArdtSeu i, eanir gly replies that unles, The lover
counies the gholds of the slavehodpg incs-ts
81 MARYLAND ...
shall all cut msjorty Of vote, against the % sAea psu
oc'sc uuen candidate. shall hsresr turn ,sea over
to sss RepasSs'insn rA15s I,J5 Sa r'Isys
succeed, willy ply The tact Is that kePsb i,aais'n
bss become as great busab as ever the Sab Tre0-
my was, If lot erea.er one ard both poiiseh par.
ties here trying 10 make the capital they can out
of IT, A large majority of those who are opposed 10
Republicanism heve never read the platform OF the
Republican party and have not the faiutest idea OF
what the principles are for which they are contenng.
Our newspaper editors ana partisan orators have
koyled so horribly shout "the fanatica, SECTIONAL
psrty of the NORTH that their re sders and hearers
have at length come TO the CONCLUSION lite only object
is the oisme Underwent and overthrow OF the Union.
There leaders Of the have abored sssiduously
confuse the public mind With the idea that the re-
ticticn and the abolition Of Slavery are one sud the
sme tbrg, ard that these two entirely distinct <sues
cou bring and dove failing themselves into eseh
other form the leaditg ard most prominent feature 10
the Republican creed Ard they have been 20 sue
ct.sul in obfustcstpg their auditors that there
,houfards Of nsn in Maryland laying claim to good
that if Fremont bad beer elected President every
slave south Of Mason and Dixons line would
have been turned free irstanter, and all the
Slave States converted into scene OF
boodshed pillsge and coDtsgratOn. IL is Iamenfsbs
20 Think m.n could give themselves up to such
delusicu but the facts are even 90. The platform OF
prir ciples adopted by the Republican party ct
Philsc epbis, don't think was ever pubiished 10 q
political psper in Maryland at least never rs,a
in enc. And although the organs Of blatant
Democracy and sn efTete kcow- Nothinglsm we're
always ond in their obuWstions of the party which
chose 10 sdopt for its motto, free soil Tor ree snl'e
mer end continually accusing each other OF oetnG
Black Republicans" they are one and oil AFRAID ~
the truth. They prefer minepresentstln and slumny
to'salm argument, and like The Cecil Democrat, when
cl aeDged TO defend its positioo, shield themselves
with q" We will not enter into discussion Of the
"ohecfs end aims Of Republicsnism." No, no; they
dread such discussion Some of their readers might
be benefited by II, and be tempted - sever their
prese party association aud connect WIN
Solers And the bread aud butter Of some OF these
grinders might thereby DO very sensioy dmin-
nbed.
The newspapers throughout the State have been en-
gagged ever since the municipal election In Baltimore
in cscu the origin Of the riots that took place on
that occaion and as usual each party acc uses Tho
other Of being the melting cause. As the Democrats,
however when they we've In the ascendant In the city
some yesrs ago ugureed the reign Of terror and
brute force by driving the Wbigs from the polls and
as they have since practiced the same system m Han,
.ss Il ward the Free Sellers aud have advocated and
encours ged i. as carried 90 there they will obtain ht-
tie .yn pa.by, II they should be beaten, - hey
oil, &c they have BEEN and fear they will be again. By
Know Moth ing violence and fraud.
Hicks and Groome, the Gubernatorial candidates,
are stumpipg the State; but not in company. They
have TO relish for joint discussion Hichs come
where down in the lower part Of the State telling the
electors about Tour glorious Native Americas party,
a. he Calls IT. wbie Grooms IL the Western SAcss,
defining his position and placing hmssh right be-
fore the people," II il now conceded by sl', bat
very few infatuated Democrats, that the kpow Moth
ipes will elect their entire State ticket, and III BAn-
more goes as the sgrs at present indicate she wI)
carry the State by an overwhelming majority.