New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-10

Here there was disorder, and Mr. b. asked that
order might be restored that those who desire it might
hear him.
lie had not volunteered TO SPEAK, but had been
ques.ed 10 do co. aud be presumed il a compli-
neut for the stand be had taken in the defense of civil
and political liberty. He would speak OF the safe
guards of public Freedom. Tie reople were under
The shadow of broadspreading military despotism,
and he would thrice repeat il, that the Members OF
Congress were under the shadow Of a1 irresponsible
military despotism. >,
How was it in the State Of Maryland Marylan
was State Of the unicn-s ecequa State'of this Con-
federacy What is she now The state OF Maryland
is abolished. viii tell you now what have said IN
the Senate of the United States Will say IL mere
and will cay It while have the liberty OF speecn;
Here Mr.. b, was again interrupted 0y gro"n' anu
hsses from the right flank Of the crowd but ne "@1eu
patiently ds,il tie nnisa subsidad
A class of your citizens have been seized without
form or warrant Of law. The Police Commissioners
of Baltimore have been arrested without warrant OF
law-arrested without specifications contned NJ !or
ress and then taken beyond the limits Of The Common
wealth and when resolution was passed hv Congress
calling the Preedent for the cause OF their arrest ne
replied that it would be incompatible with the pnbhc
interest TO state for wha. they bad been arrested or
whittier they were sent. Do you call this liberty =
do you call it law
/ am not pleading my own cause-not the cause OF
the rich, but the cause Of lhe poor and humble; OF
every man where political liberty reflects, under the
Constitution Of the country. Here was another vio
leat internption viii had been preceded by several
minor ones. Nj. B. continued What did yOu come
here Tor except 20 hear me speak Here Is small
squad NY night VINO IRE attempting To interrupt me-
but poor fellows, they are wreahlng the coil 20 bind
theIn.elyes. You moor fellows my right may hiss
noe now, but your children will bless me. pity yon,
l PITY yon.
lam perfectly familiar with all such characters bnt
why don't you stand and let the people hear me! II
Won viii not allow me 20 sneak say So and / viii stop.
lCries OF Go on."j When see such people, II L
did not know thar it is not iar sentiment OF bali-
more ond Mary land should regret that there colli be
people who would submit TO such base seltdegrlda-
ton. Some one in the crowd spoke Of Washingtons
farewell address, when he replied that thai address
was Que Of thesnotest propnclions ever penned by
mortal hand. "
was formed by the States wac did not surrender their
fiyi ard political htertiesthe priceless Jewels ot all
Government They had been fought for Ia Engltld
and in Other cogutre and The thirteen colonies Ought
for thoe eNell and achieved them The unI)n oi the
colonies Under one Government WAS means and hoJ
an end Ii the political and personal hoerty oI the
people was assaied il would lie defended, whatever
Governncnt might fall and the rights Of the people
might survive the Union.
In the Congress of the United States they were told
n the beginning tha, the tire for action had come
the time for argument aud talk had passed; but there
was IA small banG Of patriots IN that BODY VINO world
be heard ON he side of the personal and political rights
of the peope. Here The confusion became so great
that il was impossible for Mr. B. 10 proceed. He sad,
however, that no mad noticed the crowd, and gave MS
Judgment TO the country tlct the whole disturbance
had been made hy voe cOuatabes, with sticks in their
h,nds # the police would let the people IN he would
sneak 10 them J. WIS uteless, however, for him TO
attempt to proceed, tor dnring bis entire remarks he
did no utter sentence Of slX words tl-t not fol-
lowed by nroans aud hss.s by 6bOgt hundred per-
sors ON tie right wLo seve, al times attempted 10 d.
IeIse the people 10y maing rush upon them Several
persons were reycreiy beat by the dsordery element,
but there was 10 power 10 suppress IT..
Mr.. Breckenridge, 1T the solicitation OF his friends,
1.ei cd -
tions Of all who could approach him.
Calls were made for the Hon. e. L. Valandigham,
who, however, did not respond.
The A1aericdA says:
The band was then placed upon the northern balcony
OF the hotel and from that position serenaded Messrs.
Breckenridge and Nalandlgham.
The crowd in the street had mean time dispersed,
with the execution of thoee Whose violence bad broken
M the assemblHle md who remained nearly half an
hour cheering for Winter Davis" Gen. Scott"
and " The Union.
While attempts were being made to silence the die.
,urbers they re, Donded, Rememberthe l9,h of pr
-" Remember the week Of terror, -" on bad us
the 9th of April, we have got you now &. When
the band struck up " Dixie the crowd cried for the
" Star-SpGngled Banner aud other national airs.
Fortunately there was no firearms used on the occs-
sion.
The foliowing-named persons were arrested by the
police and taken Ia tie Western Dstrict Station,
where after being confined short tme they were re-
leased by Justice Shpey OD seynty for further ex
amina ION this Afternoon O'Clock: {. &. Dunn, j.
q. Harvey, Geo. A. Williams. +. N. Grndy, r. A.
Hutchinson, VIM. Kerchner, JOS. Mills, VIM. Jones,
~ Wagner, Howard Fulton, G. NJ. Foruey, u. w.
Howard and Frederick Tyson. In addition, {. Keene,
G.. Eliton, Wm Blaney, +. Dawson, Charles Crane,
T.. c. B-ady, Capt. King, Jobn Anderson, J. g. Pen
nimau, j. i. Cole and Wan. King were arrested and
confined in the Station during the night. King WAS
chsrged with having thrown brick-the remainder
on the charge of acting dsordery One Of the above
for rropong three cheers for jeff. Davis was Instant
Is arrested and carried of TO The S.htion.