The sun., 1861-08-10
Excitement In Baltimore.
A Br. o. u Trss.rs ser,.ad.d.

BoiImse, AB1Hsf - Atdaigh. - msssrs.
BaA CKIssIi 0k and VALLArDioHAM PArtook
o. a grand dinner st ths kutaW HOuss this
svsripg, sivsn thsm BY the Baltimore sscss-
s.onists, and at II p. N. they -ers sarsnadsd
by the band ~ the Is LiimOrs Blu,s.
BREoKISBIDoE TRrro TO sPHAK
Mr.. BREcKINs mGE Ia nov end, svoriuR 10
speak in response 70 the Lls Of hu frisnd., bat
u constantly interrupted by cheers for Carr
IENDEH General SCoTr, Ter the K,ntucky Y
ell ctiop, and for thu Union. There are several
thousand ptrtons pteeent, = nbj ,rity OF Who N
are Union men. They call on IN. band for the
S'M Bpabglsd Bsnrsr, YGkss Doodle, Co.,
but cen get nothing from them bat ID xis and
th, MNtsill,s Hymn. All attempts u qujst
tie ptoll |, are abswefsd by cries ot Rsmsm-
b.r the 10th Il April Remember the Week Of
Terror" 7"
M BsHoKfrRIDoE continued his ATTEMPT
to tpsAk for hslf an hour. Toe Interruptions
vtfs 80 frequent that cnly hero and there a
stlt'ncs ctud be caught.
Mr. BREcKHRnos said that hO desired TO
peak f,r to po z Al a tie Wsgk and not for
the rich ard JoWsrfUl
Here Mr.. 'BRf CKraunoE was inter II ,'ed by
rich aud powerful voice with ths words
You lie you know you do"
Mr.. BKECKINRIDaG G then rsferred 10 the p).
81 ion Of Maryland, who're citizens had again
ana sga'n bssn outragsd In ;.oir dsarsst con-
quiriss as TO the charges alleged sgainst those
who had bs.n nest rudsiy torn from their
homes aud thsI families, nothing bat con-
temptuoua responses had besn retgrned. Do
you, Mr.. BRnCKIkRIDoK ssked, call this libsriy.
Cfits OF "Ho +" No I" "No |" tntsrminglsd
with h'ssss aud shouts Of "Oa dry up y"
You're traitor, etc"
Mr.. BsECRtSBIDoE here inquired OF these
who manifested disposition not TO n.tsn to
hun, why they were present II thsy did not de-
sire 10 hear him.
This question was followed by loud ehssrlng
and counter bis ss-
A violent commotiou was now observed TO
take plscs among the crowd, which sRyed
from pavement 70 pavsmeHt, as II utdr strong
excitement, and the clubs Of policeman ware
seen being applied with vigor upJn the heads
OF those who were resisting.
Mr.. bREcKtNRDeE, epeskiug amid III, din,
said thoss who interrupted him with opprobi.
Gus sPithsts and with misses were poor Fellows
who were tightening the degrading fsttsrs
which bound them.
Tho cheering was here renewed. and was In Z.
s'antly followed bya renewal OF violent dis
turbanoa.
Mr BREcKISnDGK-You. poor fellows, may
HES now, but your children will bless mo
A Voioe-oh, go to South CArOlira, and bo
damned TO you
This wl met by vehement cheering, aud q
rush was again made by the police upon The
crowd. This was followed by Rsng Of men
from the right, towards the side from whence
the chez procesi.d.
The cheeis weie now again renewed, when
another sceps OF commotlon ensued, during
which several msn were severely beaten and
pursued. bleeding from the street.
Mr.. BRAC KIshIDGE - II you do not iatend
10 allow mo to speak then dispuss the Gro wd.
did rot volunteer to address You, remsmbT.
(Chesfs ard hisses.)
Mr.. BslcKIsKIDoK-lfI did not know that
the squad of men disturbing this as.omblags
vare no exponehts of the sentiments OF he poo
pie OF Baltimore l should despair Of your city.
(Chssfs Tor JAFF ERsoS DAVIS, and GsnsrL
StO1T)
AMID frequent interruptions the speaker pro,
c eced to say that s'ucs the Tins when c nnsti- =
iutions had b'en dosigsed as limits TO ds'po,ie
power, LO!bing so outras etus as the acts of the
A minisTa' ion had ever oceursd. Liberty, he
aid, existed before tbs Con nstitution was Tor M
ID, ard Whenever ths Issue Is presented bstween
tat on the one hand, and . mere form OF 20 =
vrunsnt on the other, tho form would parish,
bat the principle woals still survive. CH ssss,
grnanB and cheers
Mr.. BRNcKHhILoE II feel pe'sor ally re-
fponsibls for the poor fellows so rudely treated.
grisys to think any one should DO hurt on my
account.
Cries OF &c, on" and cheers Tor JErF.
DAvB and thu Southern Confsdsracy.
An active fRht which now sprung up occu.
pied the attention Of ths C 70 I'd for several
minutes. and oceAsionsd general stampede o.
tho tlmid.
Mr. BkKCKIsRmoE said-It Is evident III A,
the distufbsIs are but few in nu nbar, as they
fArd to face him. DO ! speak the TRUTH
The inquiry was me! by renewal OF epithst
| SRainst the speaker.
voioss-oh, never mind, they are Just from
ths iail and tka Alms Houao IL IA onlY IN
| d. des police, etc. This was replied 70 viii
. You bad Us on The 10 h Of April now rsv
| rot ytu.'
M. BbYCKIsRtDoW a'lsr feversl v ,in Ap
| TsaIa " thoas whom hs called s the squad Q
men ca ths right" IN desis, from their disoT
cshy conduct said ~ have attantivel,
| u.'ch'd the faces Of those around ne tonight
snd ! feel bound " say that this disturssls
he's ',s.n occAslonsd by handful a. men carry
inS clubs ard vsA'ipg brass badges.
Noie's-" They are the dodgs Pollos.
Damn them"
Mr.. BIcKNRIDoE amid incsSsAut cheer
for himsslk JsFFERsoN DAVIS Snd cOAuts
hssos taid i-"H,rs a. ia the Senate | ".
enter my protest against the usurpAtions
the day was now at hand when the evil cts'
tf these bad men would receive = sumuRr
chsIk."
Here the y.rs groars, hissss AMI cheers b.
,aus 80 6satning that Mr. BaICKIsRmd
retired and the multitude began " diIpsrs
Mr.. VALLANDIoHAM WAS called Tor bat
had dissppsartd.
About twenty parsons ware carried to th
Station House charged with acts Of vi i)lenC
in end, Avoring TO rSsis, the disturbsrs OF tn
meeting, who undoubtedly had the symPAth
and count enAt CO Of the p lice with them, th
same as the Ap'il rioters had the hympath
and counter ancS Of the olics with them.