Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-11-17

WADmEu0zox nxvos A. 0o00zRs
Tnr rrnrxr on Bnown's PIor.-The New
fork Tribuns, q Nov. sth, hss the following;
ssrhe Richmond Whie iIluslzates the boosted |
lhinlry Of Virginia by Pablishing the following |
hcitsment % kidnapping and m1.9.:
s.S, ee s:x1, s;.,s 8; e.Se,.gs s.y!.g
hIlsdeipkia, On The 27th q Octol0, and }kess |
icing no process, strange 70 ny, W. be Co b i
eseaEht e Justice. PsoPoss 70 ens 6 ne
Richmond, o. 5000 for the prolntton g his |
head. do not regard this Dropoai11oa extsoordi.
parry e Il may at Arst seem, either eajSss . ss-
&: country sosS e % sf BIN s . Ssses
For satisfactory reasons ] withhold my name
from the puhlie, hat IL n In The hands Of the Edi-
Tor Of the Richmond Wing. Thsge win be no
% ssis sy sss S ss,S
In scarcely single Issue Of the zti5sss, since
The explosion Of ths Barpess Ferry plot has there
failed to Be Incorporating psngzaph~Da at the
expense q that momeatarily panic- stricken com
mnnisy, ncoulA zee nothing fosmidable o. threat
eniag In The stlempe q Brown and his band, with
their pikes Sharp's rides and nendish constitution,
recoglizing pissdsr = thslr source q revenue,
and deaouncing . enemies al who hiled 70 sub
malt to their usutped authesity. No sooner, how
ever, does The shove retaliation come under In
notice than Il stigmatized roundly an g ncits
msat 10 kidnapping and MURDER win The
Trissas explain the difference In principle be-
tween this oPsn vendetta and The covert instiga-
tions with which it own columns are % contin-
ually rife and which have led TO the kidnapping,
murder and robbery Of slaves and q citizens In
TIE RECENT BALfTNonR ELrcrroN.-The con-
templzted sction Of the Maryland Legislature on
the recent election In Baltmore can hardly fail 10
render II quite Questionable whether Mesrs Win
ter Davis and Harris win hold their seats In the
United States House Of Representatives in virtue
Of the certificates they win present. -. -
The Leading fefotnsers Of Baltimore, n appears,
arc very confident Of being able TO present such
testimony to the Legislature win constrain that
body to refuse those nonnaly elected from thence
IS their feitow-merbers the privilege Of holding
their declaring the Latter vacant, and ordsr-
ing new election They ase further expected to
aboiish the present police system Of the city estab
lisning one entirely independent Of politics the
members Of the foice 10 hold their places during
good behavior rather than subject to the pleasure
Of the political party Ia power In the city. ID
designed 10 have the police system for Balti-
more in operation within fortnight after the
Legislature come together. Under existing Nary
land law, majority Of the Legislature may not
only alter and amend Baltimore's police system at
VIII, but may absolutely take away the citys
charter at wlll-ths Governor Of the State having
no veto power. u b very certain that there Will
soon be warm times, indeed, at Annapolis, the
excitement Of which will at once extend itself to
Washington city In connection with the question
Of the right Of Messrs Davis and Harris to their
seats in Congrew, 10 grow out Of the expected
develoPments before the Legislature. ~ (!
s-a-.ee o----sesss 49, -, y. Z
TINE FaEH BLAcKs OF rnR NoRfH.-Some Of
the innuential leaders Of the Republican party
seem JUS now Inclined 70 incorporate in their
Pafty's creed scheme Tor colonizing the free
blacks somewhere On the North American Cont
nent. We have no idea thst II can sncceed. inso-
much % tho fnees blacks win nat migrate will
lingly, o has been amply demonstrated by the
failure Of the Americas sColonization society,s
efforts 70 induee any considerable number Of them
to migrate to Liberia; their eforts TO that end
being under the auspices Of more elective In
fuences than can possibly be exerted Ia behalf of
similar scheme Of which politics rather than
purely unselfsh pLilanthrophy 10 the moving
principle. The free black population of this
country are content, In the main, with their con-
ditoa In life. True, the sensationists among them
always grow In public over IT, but 20 long as their
sfussine simply enables them TO levy black mail
upoa the rest Of their class without inducing the
latter to make substantial efforts to better their
moral, industrial and intellectual condition they
may be said 10 be, practically, content with their
situation in H. and o. course inis posed to face
the troubles and increased labors OF serious e6oft
at colonization.
ADusR or THE FRANKINs PRrvrLrcr-The
Cossfifsfies Of this moening publishes letter
fr<T1 ~ prufv G>Da IT,