New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-23

eitive-sinve ComInittee-Eis Amnesty Eli
Its Determination 10 hnipeaC's an1 de-
pore Gov. EEiciss-E:s EefGsal TO Adjourn
fine Dic-kfs Eebc!iious Bcta.cs- Gel.
Abel Smith sustained by She Uniepists Of
BaItiuore-The salutnsion CT the n. u.
ast; by the Fonr Regiments NJ tie West
Erd-kstonishuien; Of the Eeccssionists ns
the Iscstcia.icE Of w. XII. Emory TO the
ArIny-P redicteG Ev acuntioa cf Manassas
Junction.
From Our own Correspondent
BALTIMORE, June q, 1861.
The fires of Rebellion have buret out afresh 10 tie
Mar, land gislature, and their blue bazes Cast a
lurid glare over he whole State. But what is worse
the Federal Government, whose Imperative duty it is
% extnguish item without "a moments delay, stands
pa,syely ly and lets them burn when il Put tbeIn
out by a SIM lie un Of It's mighty hand See, now, if
this is not go.
The bill 10 eonffcate the Maryland estates Of tie
faithful and gallant CadwaadCr is lying the table
of tie Delegates, ready 10 be taken up and rushed
through 1T any time. AID this bill can be made 10
apply to the ropeiy of any Other citizen of the Uoted
States wheeler II siGent uon.resid' IN Mary isnd,
who may be obnoxious to tie Rebels. Already, they
have list of doomed men, who will be made to tuiier,
if ever they get tie Executive powe, in their hands,
of which there every probability, as things are going
on now. The bill ia 40 drawn that II can be made
terrible engine Of persecution and bsnisbmen Of 10y al
men.
Though the Legislature not only re- ses point blank
TO perfom the most ordinary Obligations of the State
Government 10 the Federal authority, bot Is daily
seeking overthrow the Union, it has had the cool
impudence 10 Justify the conduct of Virginia in the
walton destruction Of millions of Mary land property
on the Bshiuore and Ouio Railroad, and TIE Cies-
peake and Ohio Canal, aud resolve that Mary land
would look solely 10 The homer of Virginia for III
demnifcaion while that zane body Of Legislators is
honif at tie voluntary escape Of few neg slaves
in the LIT Of tie turmoil occlsoned by the Rebel
hon, and impernenuy sends Committee TO Presi-
d nj Lincoln, dem ndpg OF lin, in the INST haughly
t,ne the instant san render 10 their Of all Mary
Lind slaves who have escaped into other States, or
to tie lines Of the Federal camps on pain Of aniLi-
l.iiJn of tie Administrator The inclosed sketch
OF The debate in the Delegates on the orr ina resolu'
inn will shnrv your readers what ideas the iecisln'
ture has of corrvlative duties in time Of rebellion.
T. Paiken Scott, one of our chief S.cessonst law
yers and the illegally Of the 1900 Seeess;vu
isis e baltimore the Delegates during the reit OF
terror has brought in what he funny styles bill OF
Aun sty forbddpg the arrest indictment uld trial OF
Ine anu Vi iStH Va n pm
iut as thou Tie p4rioning power was lodged in the
Legislature instead Of the Executive. The bill is one
Of IT, bghtest bits Of legal learning Ie,haps Oh
cord and been received by the bar ard tie bench
with shout of dersion. IL was rejected by vote Of
majority the second reading butwas reconsdered
and is in ira for prompt "a, sage. The Clipper
thinks that It's author is seeking 10 clear bis skirts
of completely with the affair OF tie 10Th of April aud
charo. him incifinO that 1v
his beendiay speech to the rioters the ng gh before.
The conduct Of the Legislature toward Gov. Hcls is
the precursor to bis impeachment and deposition om
office. This, am informed, high Secession author
ity, s the programme Of the sprlors against the
peace and dignity Of Maryland. The public heart must
frat be fired" say they, and they have begun TO kin
die tie flame with the most iDtemperue zeal Ills last
letter 10 the Delegates bss been ,urned to him in the
most contemptuOus manner. Nothing short Of VIC.
lent d. ath will prevent this body from carrying out
their scheme Of sezDg upon the executive power, by
deposig the Governor for In that event il will laIse
into the hands Of Speaker Brooke of the Senate under
whose lead they hope TO tear Maryland out Of the
| Uni,n, and make it the battle-ground. Tie daily
preachipgs Of tie Baltimore and country disunon press
| all look 10 this issue.
All efforts Of the Unonists to force the Legislature
to adjourn die futile. II does not intend do
any such thing Judge Carmichael, one of Gov
| Hicsss no-Pbry appointments on the Eastern SGore
petitions the Legislature not TO adjourn and setS fo th
in The most pelucd manner that this band Of cousp
tors is the last and only hope Of the Sece-soDss in
separating Mary land from the Union. He complains
bitterly Of the seizure of rebel at Easton by
Col Abel Smith, but has wori of rebuke for tic
wholesale ruin inflicted by Virginia the public works
of Maryland. Carmictaels manifesto ought to open
the eyes of the Federal Government to the easonable
designs of the Legislature, and to lead its prompt
military suppression if it caDnot be extingaished any
other way Tie Governor has it in bis power TO put
it out Of existence and If he values the peace Of the
S,ae and bis own personal safety he ought forthwith,
~ take the responsibility Of doing brave and gal
lant deed to redeem himself from the errors Of his past
ways
The daily debates in the Delegates upon the ques-
ton Of Secession utterly hottie ~ the peace o tue
State. They incorporate and rebeliious
those of the South Carolina Convention that started the
Rebellion. They are equivalent, in their influence upon
the public mind, 10 the presence of Rebel army iu
midst Nay, they do harm. Ii Maryland is TO be
saved TO the UuCn she must Of necessity be- would
ask whether it can be done by giving impunity q
Rebel l. stature 10 foment rebellion
notice that the Baltimore Secession.sympathizing
telegraph makes great ado about Col. Abel Smiths
prompt suppression Of the practice Of hawking about
and vending secession songs and Rebel kenesscs and
threatens that gallant and energetic officer h the
vengeance Of the Marshal Of Police. The Union
Of Baltimore, 80 depIorably In the minority as shown
by tho late election, not only applaud Col Smith for