The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-27
MARYLAND.
OUR BALTIMORE CORRESPONDENTS.

MARYLAND.
Our BALTIMORE CORRESPONDENTS.
BALTIMORE, Nov % 1880
me Resl Of he Efection-7e Figures and gsc, rrough
he CITY ard S,ate-H Winter Davis and The Repsbh
cans Republican Moss kesings-Dau, Up for the lol
lectorshif --LinooIn's Appointments in he State-T.
Douglas Flenent-$l0, 600 10 tie Police Aarshal-Tae
Fironcto Jlrodr-Opinion Judge Tney on Secession
Since my nrrt aud last dish OF Baltimore and Maryland
politics, events have hurried with racenorss speed
and bring down the story to the present hour.
In the nrs, place must correct my dead reckoning
You viii remember gave you estimate OF the OF
State Presidential election day. in which accorded
Breckinridge maorit, out o! the city and tie with
Ball in the city. pot do~n Lincoln 900 votes in the
city snd COO In the state The ballot box my
estimate somewhat Il gave Bell slight majority, or
rather plurality in the counties, and Lincoln got Just
about eco, AZ predicted. In the city BfecKnridge
| beat Bell 1000 votes OF q plurality. D1u
| gss got 500, instead Of COO, as prophesied,
and Line ,ln only 1888 Now for the explanation of this
latter vote, upon depends the result actually OBJ
| tanned In the other cases.
After the stampede or the Davis Americans for Lin.
coin after tho defeat OF his candidate Hades for Mayor
Davis TO the utter OF the republic ans-who
had come to regard him as Lincoln sympathizr, II In
deed not republican under q Bel disguise-set him
self to and back the OF his old friends
Lincoln preferred the OF Bell In this State TO that
o. Brecknrdge; that he (Davis) In Lincoln's coud
dence and that he would certainly be called into the Csb
net and by threatening to cut OF at the knees all Amer
who should presume TO vote for lincoln II he (0a
vs) should have any influence with Lincola, in
they wanted Office. The republicans had press 70
couaieract these Injurious impuaiions their candi
date to pull the marx OF Davis face, for the PGriot
contrary to the wish Of Of Its propret,rs Mr. Evans
~t~~ - - n "a
hands
Things went on In ,hi. way until the republicans began
70 hold meetings. They only held 40, aud they
broken up by the Bell Of the Davis stamp urg.
ing the Bell OF the Morrison Harris "a aIon-the
Brock inritge police standing by and cousenting.
in accordance with orders from headquarters The
effect Of breaking up these two meetings
upon the German Lincoln vee-numbering at least
four thousand stroDg-was to prevent thsir appear
at the polls, through dread OF q species OF
Plug Ugiyism. Many u them who did vote were
go for Breckinridse through the thrc ats Of
their poyers 10 dismiss them II they refused go far
were deghed bee .ase they preferred BrecsinrdSe 70
as ssss. we sen party that had treated them
COO newly ma se voters Who vent IN Sss ma SOME
20 that, after all kr DAvn efforts, his Assembly
room and bis Cecil speeches his riding the nigh horse Of
republicannm with mask he defeated twice within
month fhe vote for Mayor and President In his dis
tici, the Fourththc twelve upper OF tue city
/ ~
fall be had maj ,riiy OF nearly 900 Every body now
seee that he elected nen by keeping ppontnts
&c on ex press ground
OF beating Davis who bad, some years ago vindcstcd
roa the coils and sustained the Plug Ugly denomn
/ "a lhE city
Mr. Winter Davis has got 10 the end OF his political
letter. His aspirations for cabiuet oint ment have
been recently nipged deeply In the bud show
haIgcs on that there any real oundstIon
hs 0sumptorr. Mr.. Lincoln will take hs
amongst the republicans, the reliable
Of The HERALD, and nobody bus simp.,on could ever
have dreamed 81 any other result WHAT NEXT Ramor
has that M. Dsvis Tor the Colleoorship n
60 he viii fare no better HIS friend and pitcher. Cover
Hcks, also In for that Office both have ler
clans upon they both aid all they could 10
dfeRt Lncoln IL % nov kGo IN that Mr. Lincoln ~in
make his appointments 10 this Saie from amougst the
republicans rho voted for him. aud rooody bot the OH
hunters 81 contrary politics is head u Ubisct Foriu
nsiey there republicans enough ia Maryland whose
seal statue Is eqnsI o. that oi Mr. DAVIS Governor
| Hi1Ss 81 ~! ether Of ths Bell men
stree The escilon The DAtuorc Patriot has been
telling HIM 10 te boy, ami preparing get up
otrer grand party cut o. tho debris OF defeated
lasfui and 10 hold it back IN oil that wf1i. Is
not that reireshrsS This Is DAvs' scheme. He openly
lard The rpvhlcars I, and ssan and HE war
hss airsaay begun between The simon PARIS and The
s-uf m, arHs The late electoral candidates for LIN
coin IN this ate have stGed q manifesto which see
| yen favc prhisrei IL this they take oyen ground
,srpor, I cola 4. armed riu,r,I, he ,epab,,c.as
have quite % able leaders the Dsvs faction has
ard y v,res bs,iirs man would lay a large wager
that the former VIII overcome the Dawn party
meantime inc Dooslss men have issued IN address,
and are TO hold state convent oa In Baltimore next
month, uten they will probably diseard, many going
TO Lincoln, and the the Brecxpridee demo
crazy. The pCagss leaders living hope ina, some
thing viii turn M 10 givc thsm tug a. the Treasury
Durham
ne Brcc.i'e democracy no, eou,en, with their
victory In TIC s'ae. Tnc republicans hold The balance
Of power TIE object Of the 10 win over al the
dsoonteru they In tue for the fall Coogrcs
sopa elections The latter win run fall tickets
Il bay mt he
least objection u the eck'uridac dc nocrsoy IA
via was told to DAY by o. them ucither he nor his
/ party viii sct ssiuslo republican vote.
The Bel party per trying 10 make sort Of
rally They h.,c pivis too cordially 70 nglt under
him and the r,ult ~in be the republl.
me nee MAYOR end Council ave nov u.der
! fuli fcadray They have done pothng of
Importance, but 10 alcr whitney, the safes astor.
ney, with bot iron, and 10 chow thai he has received
pma sa4 to0 since be has been IN Office. three
ltsrs they want TO prove malfeasan Ia oic, him,
possible 20 - TO get him oct Of cover lotto which be
fustd hmsef through the llcssl vote Of las, autumn
Marshal Kane fthe police resigned some dsys ago
but be has back sgain His salary only 81 500
essi condrot ss 10 have rasod so COO which they do
sep setting on bis vito There 10 doubt he . capt
late nsss meetings, sbrn he could e.s nv have done
there would not be word Of complaint ag ,rst him.
1 uprosr IN the South and ice dnapcsl elects.
do not know that can throw any light on The
daily accounts you give the south except say
that nobody believes In Baltimore that south Osrolina
and Georgia ard Alabama and Mississippi are IN earnest
There scct ssionisis ia this Stale this city.
We look urcn the fare with perfect contempt Bust.
ness who not In the conspiracy 70 try IIocos
aerves arc very savsec on Tho Ore caters Nobody here
as, en- esusn. y,, to! those wac talked .ee sss,cn
exccs robody wonder. for tho south. baaks al
ways In state 81 suspension, especially tbosc Of yr
eirh None 81 them can stand Q Of tscnty four
horrs hccnusc the stem core; and yet
usy arc - ssftly sdmipsercd here Baltimore any
1 other payer money manufactures We all bur
than Nc car pay for In ibis region, than make
Mdss and this tells the whole story OF dependence
/ New York.
The pess here from South Carolina 10 that the ssces
sorbs have taken care " send 10 the Convention
who will vote down seccssion Most of the members
rev men. The Georgia and Aabsma and Mississippi
| venticps ere 20 be constituted 10 the same manner
Maryland The greatest loser Of ssvts In the Union,
wants no convention 70 change the constitution she
voted eowp at the last election the deliberate PROPOSE
ton 10 eco free egrocs 10 eleven OF the
msrt pro slavery oourtee Of the state, BY vote Of
II eco against tho Law " COO for shc satisfied 20
vndcase her rehs 70 slave property IN ths Unou and
We vote we're taken directly whsshw she u favor OF