The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-10-05

On the 2Gd of September, The Baltimore Anaeri-
ca" endorsing the denomination of its patron,
Mr' SWAMI, for the MAYoRALTY, used the following
language:
tsenomination of Mayor Swami result that was
en-. anticipated from the moment he gave his CON
tba candidate for reelection was ACCOMPLISHED bv
tv AItb, convention last night with entire unanimi-
~. ~ ~. aware that many of our citizens differ with
order no uyect We regard it triumph of law and
and what assurance Of quiet and peace1ble election
NIL h Is sun more desirable that fraud and violence
citizens anrdS ahced and promptly checked and our
nraeson f % an opportunity for a full and free ey
Irate." ''"ioh III the cholce OF Chief Magis
on Tue z9'h Of September, in another editorial
OF the same journal, referred to and rov;o,yod IN
graph -''i'"'ns para
ceased its crmna city had for the past three months
gether to bring about worked harmonlously TO-
doubt hut that on grafton of good feeling, who
vailed would have ma nan Of the disorder that has pre-
non hare passed off acithoi ana ana NE coming etsc
be dnticipdtedn N U"y o. the troubles that Hady
AT first sight and upon a bast,- oor,no..,o, 90
these two statements, we might hc ,;.-.l~,
T-... :'e contemporary of inconsistency.
dnere certainly Is an apparent discrepancv between
Tue views preSented-betweens saying on one dav
tnat the denomination of Mr.. SwAyy is sson o.,,r
ance OF quiet and peaceable election, ), 40
another, abiding to ''the troubles tbot
"ucipated' at that election. Nor is an,
reason assigned by our contemporarv g. 1,
change OF opinion. In its article &c !, N
undoubtedly refers any "tronbloa,, :. -''n' ~
ucpate' to the course of 'the press of ~, ~.
lor tne past three months" but, as tbosa .Inoe
fh, Ill
inon'hs hao nearly elapsed, and the f,ot. l.ru
posing them to be such,) respecting .tbo oe
'nis clty,' were quite as much within - -
eage' on the 22d, when it congratulated tha NIB
III Oh tne prospect of "quiet election y - i.
no not clearly see how our contemporary can eScane
~ 'na' ouuet' from the awkwardness of ifs seem.
ing posl'on-that of having fatty contradicted i
sell wlthin the brief space of a week Tho t~,.,,
81 however, that the difference between 49, 49,
statements is only apparent and can be easil, ro-
noeu' Our contemporary ONLY meant 70
pionse US quiet election" in tbe o,,o,,. g L.
90. ne no opposition to Mr. SWAMI. and Co., o,ro.
.uni'y LOT afull and free expression of -.
ion IN the choice of Chief magistrates y
there shall be no other candidata;n a. PROVIDED,
ever our citizens, misled by the artfnl ~ nov"
representations of the Bipartisan nro..
prefer larger liberty of choice than that wh;au
The american and Mr.. SWAMI present to ,b ",,,en
then,-ou contemporary, -to use fayorite nbra.,
of its candidate, twill not be answerable for the
consequences" Then, truly, ''troubles may BIZ
anticipated trouble in getting to the polls, and
trouble in getting away again-at least, with 6
whole skin and without bullet in ones body
We publish the considerate warning of our con
temporary for the benefit of all whom it may con
Germ. Let the thoughtless and misguided men
who fancy that they have right to vote for whom
they please and had rather vote for some one elst
than Mr.. SWAMI, take heed, and be admonished
accordingly. The american, at all events, ha'
sased it's conscience and discharged its duty. If