New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-31


cane tseeter under the sun, their sei1nre upon Inc
,rr;,,sl lights Of Baltimore, and their imposition
mon us Of foreign rolice clearly show. There no
Act OF which they IRE not fully capable No' o'y "7
tley talking atou' preventing Mr., LincVlns aPpr'a"h
TO tie Capitol IL icy can get tgether' but tney
are boseng that they will uaugurate measures W sc''
upon Washington in con junction with virginia ius'
there 10 aeviItry in their heads, there is no earthly
doubt but # tie Governor stands firm il will Consume
thcm
Nv ,ay Of getting round the Governor these revou-
ton.s mr., now citing the preeedents Of E7e and talk
of eleciinp seliconsuted Convention. which shall
usurp the power of the people. | should not be sur
prsed to see this attempted. The leaders had secrt
meeting aft night at Barnms to ooncoct their meas
ures Of mischief.
| On the oil er hand the Bell and Douglas men, and
cone Of the Breckiuridge voted, hat evening, at
consultation meeting, to bold meeting in favor
of maintaining he Union, al which il II propored 10
offer come uitimatum which The Free States will not
accept the price of preserving thar Union. If this
is DONE it will be playing no the ends Of the secee-
sicnps bu, think this plan will he resisted and thht
stand will be taken for the Union @ il ia, and sal
mission of the minority To the majority. This position,
at all events will learn, be offered to the oonem-
plated meeting for its consideration. The Governor 10
to be- SUSTAINED by this meeting, and dsnnion will he
laid uron the shoulders Of the Democratic party Upon
this isue fairly made and freed from any conditions for
preserving the Union the secessionists can be beaten
out Of their boot.
All these movements, however, may he superseded
by others of very different character, If South Caro-
lima and her immediate neehbors should take up the
sword in earnest ard 20 numbering innocent people
H.. Sfot ~, hr
Bscharans tree, hery become papabc. thou
sand events may drive Mary land with voice to the
side of her duty in the Union while others may force
her out Of it, am inclined to think however, to-day,
that the people of Baltimore will take care that the
hot-beadeJ Secessionist shall plunge her into
ntitn If there were only one single journal In This
city on the ride of the Union and clearly committed
against rebellion there would be trouble; but every
them in greater Iets degree is infected with
eympathy for rebellion, il afraid TO speak out.
There is still hope that the Republicans will give
wsy. The moment ;but il ia they will not hook
for d better state Of feeling.
wish TO say 10 the friends of the Union in the Free
States tia, there is danger of an Eruption into the
Senair amber by mob, in order TO prevent the
count .. me vote fur President and Vice President.
Tie plan IL TO crowd the gaeri, and the doOrs and
nj given signal, to rish in ,bro n the latter AMI
d>scnd the former. Such is the common talk in this
citv. Lee. the friends Of law and order be cn th'
Ground s1d take care that this scheme Of violence shal
/ , M 'arted.
gain, it ia openy declared in this town that Dir.
ocolu hall novsr - naugursted, and the plan on |
op TO prevent it cr large force OF desperate ind
yidues 10 lie presept a, the cer' sny and to oreak it
- bv mob Others aga u. & p'el force to prevent
e raising through Maryland To Washington. ;fust |
this hint will be acted on and that hssts Of good and
true men will be at hand 70 counteract these mad and
wild scbemes. Mr. Kilgore has introduced bill to e.
ablsh MeropoAe Police; oo;, better than all, are
TIE strong and stalwsrt arms Of friends. Baltimore
VIII terd be! quota Of determined men 10 assist at the
inauguration Lettbe whole country do likewise.
The Republicans of Mary Land opposed TO all com
tromi.es and they hope their friends elsewhere will
not Weld All we want is, that the minority shall yield
10 the voice Of the majority and hold the latter reson
sibe for the discharge Of their daties
The President Is universally denounced, except by
Il ore in completely with the South Carolinl rebellion
M II uaitor. Col Anderson, the other hand, Is APP
puded for bis wise course Notwithstanding the country
loses fort bv H. We only regret he old not blow up
tie fortress The news to-day Of the seizure by the
ret els Of tie Post Office the House and Castle
Pinckney has rather exaggerated matters than other
vie. Such pret itsncy takes the sympathzers sback
The truth TO- beginning 10 be looked upon
a sunmary act for enancpating our sLares, and so
rally u.s. and beginning TO pause aud consider
FROM PITTSBURGH.
MEETING ABOUT THE REMOVAL OF THE GUNS
Correspondence Of The n. Y. Tribune.
PnTsBURGH, Dec. "a, 1860.
You have Of eonrse read Of our large meeting-lle
largest ever held in his yaseenibed to express the
rentments Of this manufacturing on the recent
order of the Secretary of War in reference sending
away from Allegheny Arsenal l2+ pieces of heavy
ordnance TO be mounted the fors Of faction in open
rebellion against the Government.
We can make any amount Of these guns here. We |
have tie skill the labor the materials but the United
Ststes Treasury ia empty and there is dubious pros
pect of any further orders for cannon, the sweeping
demand Of Secretary Floyd caused tremendous ex-
citement, and lad an attempt been made on Monday
Tuerday hast 10 d guns, doubtless vio
lent demonstration woud have been the result.
The resoluli offered were adopted with but few |
dissenting voices. Those VITO voted No" congre- |
gated in knot and seemed anxious to create dis |
turtArce. Every of the dissentients was Demo-
crat The venerable Judges Wilkins and Shaler took
active rpr ia ,ndsavoring 10 procure reversal of
Floyds order, and in giving expression to the senri
ments of people; but the Young Rsttlesnake' |
Democracy believe these is capital to be made
of the relics Of Locofocosm even yet. The warnest |
pro'esed Union had here during the late can
WEES now equally warm admirers of South Carolina
be far as have observed.
We strong here In our loyalty to the Federal |
Unioni equally strong in the faith that no |
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