New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-03
THE LATEST DISPATCHES.
MARYLAND LEGISLATURE.
FREDERIcK. Md, Thursday, May


Hheea, The present extraordinary of the country md
d,afbed eond,"n Of p.oplo demand hss mp "nd ELI
ei,nt should be adopted By The ueners Assembly,
peace and safety Of the people 10 s'Od 'he cV
Tscrfys BE- n ~noisd by the General Ancpby Tht Ezekiel
r. haub.Is OF County John v L. Mcsnon nld non,,
insls Of bsnimoe city Tbona. o. Pratt q Ano N,aos
cna1., Soanty ,o.eher with the Gove iLs s,ee Of
Mryz ID. time being whoeNor usy be lawfully sc's
p ruse ,1 s4ipy H. and for he ias Of Msf sad oOy of
whom may act TO- any case whr ths 'aia boao ud, ue sa
thoiized under he provisions Of Ills or Gy suppe1
indie f, enacted That the Board Of Pubc Safety 80
aud spl olned u power 4nd aohony TO
pov. fi th. org ,ioD aTnins aHd reg to o' %
niiia Of ,ba may sppout any oiee. @ :"
The militia 400, the rsnk Of captain. AID eonm,pn any
srh "pportse N hs ne and sSef ~ % hs hsl 4ve u
20 provide for the pioiccion safety p'Sce s"u
the -, ...,v ,n ,ba said
Board ma, be hllrd by mor, Of the renan,rs LII mil
Of 'aid boafd AID the p,r,on o. prr,os 80 of the next
Of 10, Yrnsrsl assembly OF Ma, ,laDd poylei
htNthele ~ g. pu cali vf the pr,snt or
sny ,uec ,ding general As' mbD, lhe sSl Do4 " h,h
~ b.vu ps~.fto r,u"ve any or all 'he ue"osi'
of said DosId Of Public safety >, o,,. s,, ,h.h
report an, OF eli their AID Procsr dDs' 10 Tie .nea 40
,-bly Maryland whichever equud :" 10 90 ~ oue. %
St eli thereof aud Of sad bo. OF r"be safe
& s'0rs .h,n sss 30 Ops hr ty hxi o.b or aaon That
Ia all, aid every appointment or fep"sl Us ma'e W m
suafo .. Public IA ely under be aghJiy gwen 70 ."eH W
Jaw snd viii case aud 1udsr no pfviexi apoi. % re-
m.r INV officer OF the mill is Of bis pod hh
onon. or lot sny other than he.s u nh
OF ucb IN uy Judgment for the place to winch
sbs Az oi"Ied OF from "L oe shsii De renonso
cept the ovrbor State .h be ept d to compe,s
ton at .he late d dSs. Fe' mo, n' IND be- sp
prsi-d cary The provisions Vi tHi' " az v
Ind bS n. maid on, Of the .eid a ropisio eh orders 20
ed by the signatures oi 81 Iea' '"o e
l,. s- sIal tale eaee, from the date O 4, passage AL
laws resig the militia In the Code oi tllo sn ~;
,Ut gi iltl
be .rv hereby byIePea.d . c..
Tie bil wus strenuously opposed by Messrr. Smith
and Kmuel II was ordered 10 seeoud reading ny
yeas IA, naysS.
Tn. Senate then adjourned until O'Clock, when the
bill as indicated by the above vote will probably pass
the s nate.
Mr.. Wallis, from tie Committee on Federal Reli'
tons made report ,ha, tLey have duly aud carefully
EN-, sideted the Communication iron the MAJOR oil
Baltimore, iuclo ing ,opy Of joint resolution Of the
City Coun for the purpoe of procuring such action
most ad,i..ble To biug abopt an emiy reeiont'p
of conuuni, alton by the different ll ds ana o'her
me,pr between tie city If Balinors ami ober pa,s
OF tue country, rs may be -ntlriy c'bssieh' Win
the safety aud welfare ui the city and Stale
Til. Committee ray IL is I'M o.sblo 10 overra'e tne
m,ora, Of tie subject TO with The attention of the
General Assembly has been directed The almost to'ci
of direct ,Jinmui alton between Baitl-
mo-. rnd the North by b'idses up'n the Nor hern
Ceutrnl and Philadelphia Rnroads, Is an evil very
il ito chaa ter oly ia tre bat in i's
nai,fsi beainpr upon The prosieiy oi tie S'ae ana
/ is ouuer' iil metropolis. -.
On ri g other halId 10 the face Of danger which
would se.m inevitable, ii Ia. i'es for nvhsi'n were
offered to Tia, f.alical nud excited mnlitndesV ~ North
| cru ,iii.s ho,e aniuosi'y 10 Baltimore AID May
Ind /. nea.u, Ell 10y no s,ardard, aud who pubii ~
tleait. t.l our destruction eibout suborcia n, even
TO tie federsl ulhonty, IL cold hardly he eosrt-nt
wib the ,onmot est Irudence to reofen the avenues
wiich would biiug hem To orr very do1rs. ihae-d
If 1t were the ple, vf tue General Asseb to ro-
,ie ior sucr a measure. security would certainly
e,.s for iis permanent enforcement DUNG lie 20 ih-
unc OF the exc-nienr wbirh nOw dist"rbs The people
than any s,I.e Of obedience To law and coupled Ne II
ia the present css, With every prompting Of resist
yioleuee abd wrong, wOul lie cure 10 over
ride all ordinary restraints WI h iree goverDm-nt IL
| capable of lm, o-ing IL would be Of small avs TO
di curs the Il facts nItLcr than 10 % it eAts,
| nuo NUT he dealt with carefully and wisely. Tie
rLauuels of tercouTsc Nth q Northern Stntes CALI
! uoi he eff ishty r,G,ta,li-btd without guaranty
from some qsari,r o the saeiy nnd pea,e OF Mary
Your committee are net aUle TO perceive low thls
result ,a lie aiiai, led, without some cOmmunl All N
with tue Federal autuUrlss al Wa-i Igion, and IN
tLelr Judgment j. is due TO the people Vf this State,
whu.e lives aid prvperty are Involved 70 deeply Ia tie
contingencies Of the unhappy 'triie which has sun
| d.rei The Republic, that sOne such communication
should lie forth win otened by tue General As-enbly
Ta.re are other ndcJ el deut witch Ieudrr
su use indi-J eusible this time, he dignity
and interest. Of the Stale. Two works o int ri,n in-
prov. meut H. whi b IL largely interested, lave
seized in While, or IN pat, by the GeI er.l Gov
efuent iof military purpo-es TO the eAiin,i OF the
rights Of the State, aud her citizens, upon OF thoue
I worg., (tis Washington branch OF the B.luore und
Ohio kailrOadl rhHre oi assage moneys OehDging
p,ciaH, to ite Stale, u. sv..s.i,u,ius M iuporant
portion cf the revenue, has been diverted irpm It's
,gi inInte channels 10y the efroug habd Of power.
it of the -o Of the State has been Hpprowia cd to
the ZION of iorieu'ion', without even TIE ionn Il
a.ki her consent. Her seat OF GoN las been
conyeu d into ID military depot 10 tic eNcuson II the
Repn nsentaves ui Der peoi le. MarliI law as been
pIOtlao I'd, and the us i tiOn OF her Courts onstcd
aon, the whole line vi road Which has been dsdited
FEDERAL purposes through her teritoiy so lar III tie
Committee are ad dsis,d She bas Jeru dc .lt with III
there ards province, without Any re-
,pect whatever 10 the r,at which she bears To he
Unon or to the constitutional ami lesa rights which
that n, liti,u conicrs upon her ,ii4e' 3.
IL il therefore tie uan TEST duty Of the Legi litu'e
10 atce ain by diIect inquiry through Intelligent aud
IceroIed usent., the pieise Dsi' ion bich Grin
erl Government dveruiued 10 occupy toward this
Stale aud 10 rc,k by all means cUuis cut with oioi.l
md ersoual se to mo.y The enbarrssinen
aud III 1isb Tie p-ils VIII WLicn 'po eAis'ipy stae
If thing il fraugh.
Tie COMMITTEE would fain persuade Themselves that
sucb sn NJ, iica Ion i'll 10 received With tie respect
fu con-de alton 1t deserves, but at n evehis it "ill
Lave PLACED th- responri6iiee oi the iuture where
they belong. They therefore recommend tie Adoption
vi lhe Glowing resolution:
Re.iecd That u,ho Scott, Robert NJ. McLsne sod William
J. Ko.. be- aud hereby, sppVini.d tonnI.ioer, on tue
pa the State OF Map l,ud communicate immediately IN
pes d. with ,h. resid,It the United states Ia t. tho
sid sny proposed I,,y use or Occupation of tts .l
III ed to ascot 4" AID 'epo to the G'n"fs Assembly
OnhWi b. Tor ts cDLsid- lion brih-f brcous srAhg
with The Uunssl Oosefnhon se psetioibr III That con
a. on Tor maintenance Of peace the STATE
AID the secusily oi lis ui shtaIts
Tie report was udopred Ly the House aud Senate.
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