New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-22
NEWS FROM THE COUNTIES.
WINTER piVIyS SPEECH TONIGHT.
Indictment of sundry 10Th April Rioters
From Our Special Correspondents.

drove down in an open baroucho yesterday even
np. with lady and gentleman, 10 Camp CadW all%ier,
10 witness the O'Clock dress paradiDg OF the three
PENNSYLVANIA Regiments s.ill stationed there. The
temperature was Just as il should be- me sky almost
,oudess the Fort Avenue Was stream oi carriages,
sud the cpen felds and pathways were alive with
people vending their way to the scene OF interest
Not lees than 10000 visitors skrted the Immense en-
oampment. Large numbers OF the gentry Of baltimore
were ont in their vehicles to Wines themitary power
of the United States. II Is hoped that they were con-
verified from the evil ways of Secession, TO which 20
many Of them have been addicted.
Nothing could exceed the enthusiasm Of the specta'
tors when the several companies successfully marched
out from the tented streets, 70 the sound Of the Ieg-
mental bands TO form into extended line IN font oil
the Colonies Marquee. The National Guards Of Phil
adepbia have full band; the other two regiments
merely drum and fife corps The regimon;al move
ments were executed with all the prompiude and reg
uarty of old veterans, though the marching OF the
music in front of the lnes first at slow and then at
quick STEP was rather tedious affair. When tie pre-
sentation was over, the drilling by companies took
place on the green-sward, aud then IT wac that we
could realize the high state Of proficiency to which
these volunteers had been brought in go short period
Proper persons were freely admitted into the Fort
Yesterday. which ia undergoing daily and marvellous
changes Mortais Of the heaviest caiber capable OF
throwing SHELLS four mlee, abound every side.
Heavy loophole deienses going entrances
Every piece of ordnance lie in position. The hot shot
ovens are ready for scton Major Morris 10 here there
and everywhere, and prepared for every emergency.
Some 200 men are in the garrison, and the whole
scene il ore of unusual activity. Gen. Csdwaladers
l., - rffa1 nd tha tNla
command is in a temporary position TO do good WORK. IL
needed.
But things do not satify good military judges There
is too much reliance upon the good viii OF the inhAo
tants and their loyalty. The occupation has not been
mlitary taken yet, and il II thought and felt, on all
SIDES, that there is too much delay in this thing. Muir
rays Ill., Paierson's Park, the Hartford road nights,
near the Church, the nights commanding Mount
Clare and CAROLS Falls Viaduct, and FEEDER
al Hill, are not yet occupied and fortified.
which ought to be done forthwith, for the enemies Of
the Union are still in force in this city, They all
armed to the teeth They drill every night in secret
places They have hidden depots Of arns. The rebel
Police Commissioners and their INSCRIPTIONS Mar
,ha still WELD the police power Of the town. The
rebel gentry are striving every hour TO persuade Tie
General in command that they iiieIds Of tie Gov
eminent, not its enemies. They seeking TO make
i, appear ha, the not of the bloody Friday
accident, begun 10y hall-gosn boy, and was not a
preconceIted affair Of the Secessons,s They are bus
y engaged in blaekening the character Of Gen. Butler
and besmearing Gen. Cadwallad r with the grosses
faitery. But while they are throwing dus IN the eyes
of weak Union men, they gnash their teeth with rage
and whispering with husky and bated voice threat
enngs Of slaughter, when they get tie upper hand
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keep the counsels Of their husbands, brothers, and
fathers but banter their Union acquaintance and eer
them with threats Of retaliation. Social cutting ID the
order of tie day with the traitors. The bitterness Of
the women rebels in the higher walks Of lie has not
absted one jot it il rather intensified. The evidence
of dsoyay i plainly manifest in the Absence Of flags
in the fashionable quarters while in tie working qunr
teB they abound.
At the very fTtt reverse which the Federal army
may experience, If such an event be possible, the
rebels of Baltimore will essay more to rise upon
tie loyal masses who still without arms, unless
Gen. Cadwallader shall have previously planted bis
batteries on all the strategic points around the town,
disarmed the disoyal citizens, and supplanted the
Police Board. Not an hour should DO lost in this
thing. What Gen. Butler began 40 noby and 80
promptly should 10 executed 10 the very letter. and
quickly too. know that the duck eating and Secs
sion gentry doing all they to parayze bis brave
arm. Let him shake them of many ssrpents
seeking 10 get him in their poisonous cols II he does
not take care, he will he their LAGOON.
No further arrivals of troops in town yesterday,
though the loyal population was on the tptOe Of ex.
pectation for them all day long.
The american came out yesterday, with unusual
ferceness against the election Of Winter Davis. Its
supporters had the chance Of attending the primary
meetings AID securing the nomination Of somebody
else; but they did not do 80, and their mouth
piece spite their spite upon the nominee. The truth IT,
they are not unconditional Union men, and Mr. Davis
is only the plea for their going over to the enemy.
There are votes enough TO elect Mr. Davis if the true
Anti.Republican Union men and the Republicans can
be brought TO strike hands. Had the Administration
put itself in the hands of Judge Mapba instead Of
Winter Davis, the Union Of not only the city, but
also Of the State would have been in the ascendant at
this moment; but the Republicans were publicly dis
honored and dsgraced and the question s whether
they will consent to be transferred like 20 many sheep
without murmur, to the Anti-Republican Unionists
From all that can hear, the feeling among them IT,
to vote blank ticket en- bloc and thus maintain their
self-respect. II this be DONE they will show their
strength let the result be as il may ind at the same
time not be found voting against their country for 1t
Ii selfevdent that the State Of Maryland and the City
Of Baltimore must be held and kept in the Union by
force Of arms, as key to the seat Of Government 80
that matters very little howthe coming elections may
go. The Republicans with whom have conferred,
do not feel that they required by the existing
Of affairs to sacrifice their dignity and sefrespect and
principles and political rights upon the altar Of newly
subsdzedpaty after their cruel mmolation by the Ad-