New-York daily tribune., 1861-02-19
TED PNO-SLAgEs7 EEgELLliI.
FISOM MARYLAND.
pycrPTIoy OF THE PREsIpTNT ELECT
MORE ANTI-SECESSI0N MOVEMENTS

MORE ANTl-SECLSoiON Mo' A@'''-
y,om Our Own Correspondent. .,
BaITIMg RE, Feb. 16, 1881.
r,s .Iovor OF Baltiwcre, the Hon. William
c.o,oa Brown, icarn, has signihed his lnten'
,;,, % meet the Prrsident elect on his approach |
20 our city, and tender him tho usual oihcial
Aonors IL is supposed that the COunch VIII
,nroint a Ceu,mitteo to act in conjunction WITH
he Mpyoc. but nothing is yet known positively
sf tho i.tantous of that body.
Four years ago. the Mayor and Conncils0t
Bsltisore, though AL Know-NothipgS, received
Mr.. Buchauan with all the 6"nors, and pr0vF0ed
. grand dinner for him at Barnum's, but Nheh
he Committee repaired to his chamber, to accom-
pany hm TO the tDble, they found that Their
Eues. had, few minutes before, for somo unex-
stained cause, ordered 8 carriage and driven oH
% the Washington depot, in company with
Friend We are certain that Mr.. Lincoln would
seyer have been guilty of such breach OF cjm-
moo courtesy, back xoOdsman though be be.
The news from the counties against Secession
IA any form, and against Convention, continue
10 pour in upon Vs. The resolutions arc eradu-
Ally getting sitter in favor OF holding on to the
Constitution, without change, and the rebels are
catching the fire of denunciation with more direct
ness than hitherto.
Day before yesterday, the Secession polls were
opeaed at Uayrr .s Grace. No judges appeared
and no voters, ss,v t.reo Disunlonists, who soon
disappeared in shame.
The Baltimore County Secession Convention
wus a spiritess affair. None but wellkno"n
sre-eat4rs were on hard, and they were chiefly
Of the old Deuocra ic stamp They refoYcd that
MARYLAND should tie her,elf 10 the tail OF Virgin
ia-thst is, that 100000 white people north Of
Me Potomac. should become tenders to GOO,OUO
whites south of that river. Marylanders have
hardly got quite SO low as that yet.
But the Cecil County people are come-outers
Of the first water. Their Convention, day before
yesterday unanimously adopted the most ultra
Federal resolutions. They deDouDce the late
Frederick County and Baltimore City Secession
meetings, and the State Convention OF next Mon
aay, as wicked, TebelhOus, and revolutionary
movements; pronounce the doctrine OF Secession
o. infamous and insulting to common sense, and
the notion Of reconstruction as cheat; assert
ng the right and duty of the Federal Govern
nsnt 70 enforce the laws and to punish traitors
Federal Executive in his efforts to restore the
supremacy Of the laws, to protect the public
property, and to give security to the citizens Of
the United States, in every part Of the country
The Convention of the Workingmen of Cecil
at Elk,on, held on the same day, went even
farther, and prOGercd their aid to the Federal
Executive 10 sustain the Union intact
Que Of the Howard family, delegate ap-
oointed from Cech to the State Convention of
pext Monday, has declined on the ground that
the whole affair is miserable partisan scheme.
rha descendants of the Maryland Gen. Howard
are generally true men.
Worcester County has sent delegation oi
F.derahsts TO the volunteer State Convention, SC
shst the Seceders will have pleasant time IL
deciding who shall share in their deliberations
The Union macs meeting, held at Bel Air in
Hartford County, on the 10Th inst, refused to
70 iutO the State Convention movement. and
psssed resolutions after the usual conditional
ssshion. The slaye-hodiDg influence in Hartford,
strange TO say, is almost as great as it Is In
Somerset Notwithstanding II has fewer represen-
htives in numbers.
The President elects Steubenvile and Pitts
kargh speeches have done more to open peoples
eyes in this quarter TO the inquiiy of the Slave
koiders Rebellion, than all that has been said
since it began. Oh, how the cOmpromlsers
curse him to-day. This is q sure indication that
As 10 THE lion in the pathway of the Traitors.
The Republicans of Baltimore begin to feel that
they are not TO be betrayed in common with
fhsir brethren elsewhere.
Mr.. Kellogg 6nds few sympathizers IN this
saarter in his " rrepressible conflict with The
ckieGgo 1JibnEe's fists.