, 1861-09-13
AFFAIRS I'M BALTIMORE,
No More Secession RaAEe4 t. b Sold
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Correspondence Of the Cincinnati Gazette
BA1r1noxx, Sept 8, 1861.
Some little excitement edsted here yester- |
day afternoon, AID it continues to day, in CON |
thal Dodge requiring that aH secession flags,
badges, songe, &C.. should no longer be *
posed 1or public eale OF worn In the Streets
The order " Is enforced by the police, and to-
day it is very generally observed. A. few e.
arrested, and dnaiiy "ca7ed in." Several
sbopkeepeIs have withdrawn both Union and
Disunica badges from exhibition, and exhibit
instead thereof simple map Of the battle Of
" Bull Run" Quite a number Of young &C.
cession bleods we're in the habit Of wearing
red and white reekties, emblematic Of the
Southern fag and ladies wore secession TO-
aettes, but most Of these have disappeared
u Eay seem 8 Emall matter to interfere
w1th such privileges, but there can be no
doubt they have had their effect in producing
disafIsc:ion, especially with the lignt-headed
iDpetuoEe, uuthtnking portion OF our COM
manity Ignorant men, silly young women,
little boys and school misses ars carried away
By these novelties, all of which tend to swell
carried away by paraphernalia aud show into
errcF when, If such temptations were not
placed in Keach, they would continue, prudent
conservative, loyal. have more conf dence
always IN thoee who carry their principles In
their heads ard hearts, rather than keep them
on exhibition in tr vial gewgawz.
The secession peace part5-rather the dis.
Enlcn parry playing oppossum under the &C.
duc'iye gul6e Of peaes-hsye held City Con
vention, but up to this, however, have not
agretd upon their nominations. All those
prominently engaged il it are the bitter oppo-
nen1s and Flil:hezs Of Governor Hicks, because
he did not locg ago yiel5 to movements tend
ing to comElicate Maryland in the Southern
rebellion. This IL, indeed, pretty peace con
clave- Its success would, beyond I'll doubt;
$<>o %uA, J., i
it Lot more emphatic, that Missouri is now
erjoying through the treachery and rascality
OF Governor jackson AID bis minioas. Tue
South axis toE no peace. She has but one u
t1mntrm, that is her Independence, and IL in
arms to achieve it. How then, I ask, upon
any known principle Of honor, can onr gov
eminent submit to peace? No; the battle has
Eegur, sDd it must be fought out, unless some
evidences OF relsnupg come from those in
open rebellion Peace, under any other cir
cuus!anees would be dfagrace am grati6ed
Il A snoring our people very generally under
some Of our more impeIuous 6ecessionists,
who were disappointed in JEFF Davis not oc.
cuLying the White Huuse on the 4th of Jaly,
are now 7a:niy consolinE themselves with the
hope that Beanregard Will be IN Baltimore On
| the 12tl inst, to help celebrate the battle Of
North Point, whose anniversary takes place
on thst day. From present indications i'm
aglGe they Will be alike doomed to disap
| poit tment in this. Ole thing is very certain,
| they would find no sympathy from our old
ttat struggle, for they posses busletrivsn
flag Of stars and stripes reserved from the
| smoke Of battle, which car never be exchaug-
t ed or abar doned for the ensign Of rebels and
fraiters HisA its 1necke,y Of FED, white and
b!ue--neyer-never while g1ase grows or riv-
| els 1un.
! Singular as the fact moy seem, it is neverthe-
! less true, th1t amongst Unioni6t3 in this city