New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-13
ONE STATE WIPED OUT.

"Msr, land has esassd 20 slf& Rsr srSossSsries.
indeed, rcnbin, bat they serve ouly 70 ded ynate
territory every foot Of which brutal usurpcv
holds undisp9ed sway, and which nourishes upon ~
bosom psople oppressed with deshotism more grind.
ing and ruyoltiI & lban any under which iHe pr Turk
ever groaned. II there ever were people who d.,
served so dire hate surely MARY Land has no right W
porsunity to 10 strike grsndeid effective b.
for Freedom as that which Mary landers have del
erately spurued n few bold and resolute men b
ss ssseS BY the xss sytisiog a. BsiliaOss, the Al.
ton caba at Washington would now be dssolys.
and the State spret her present degradation. II he
Abolition Governor had been bebeaded on, the spos,
and man of trains init, and nerve put In HE place,
who would have marched a few thourand men ursa
Washington, calling upon VII gipia for like movemens
frcm the Wet tho work would have teen dene. Linz
coin and seott would nov be prisoners OF war q dis.
and sovereignty Of Mary land ycnld be intact Bat tho
golden opportunity ~as SLOWED 10 paes nnIpproveds
The generous asa'ioos vi the people have been re-
pressed by the oroas councils and dassrdly condnc
of their rulers, fifty thousand Abolition Huns stsnd
upon her ii ready queuch the rss spark Of Is.ist:
Anoe 10 their brWal tyranny, and the proclamation %
martial law th eusioat h-r borders places the cap
stone upon her run For all tais sle can blame hef'
self alone. brave and free people stood upon her
boz ders eager to respond to her bsckonne for asd:t.
ance bnt Sue gave Is not, Fuit Nuim may furnish the
model for her epitsph."
,;poRtg n. SANDERS SUSPECTED.
We lind the following tn Inc heho"fS""e'y <a''""s"
of the 4th; etgy
"There IL evidently a wide-spread suspicion against
this Distinguished iudiyiIusl We hear expressions III
il every day IN our Streets and s more intense in the
interior. Tie apparent liberation OF Mt Sapders oy
the high officials wdo have known him long, and Ae
therefore sappvaed to kno the ecs ofha mission,
ali that guppress.r public Indignation hapsence
here We lind the folio wing notice ia the Mon,gu mery
correspoh dence Of The Missouri State Journal, wfen
April rs; u.,.a. ,4,.n .n,,,,., ,.,.,n
accredited evvs ortLe Dessies srd correspondents
of snc papefs The A ivk trsbpE As Oeofgs
n asders Il s.fcng friend CT Dc1gss nd The only eyiis
,pondent o ae the osaoD lyeed point blank
against hn Bu. George hes such easy devil 1ie way
a,ou, bn,to -bons predert and sliding ciiy into
nst reeng. that ~l be dcut 70 convict him Of 90
oyet yery csan tbs. he isn wsrrd bur The am
culty 10 ae. OF hiu lie doesn't take hints sA Ss
/ "A, s'tbay ar Lott iuteIued for hm'"
But The Adrerttser of the 7th seems to be better
satisfied with George. IL says: lia. ..I05s,.
This distipguisted geAtleman recoi7e ,dispatsn
from his TAMIL on Suudoy stating that tbey pad sis-
H. lett the City of New York, and were on their way
to Kentucky Ler forner hoGe, by the way oi Cnein-
natl SIR. Sanders fearing that his family MINI Do
| inIerru;ted by the Black Republican mob OF New
York on account OF Lis known hostility e that ciass
Of oolisi,,as wrote letter to them and directed tnem
% leave the clty at oHce We congratulate oar ieno
urop tbe rae oepsrtafe Of his family We wcmt Do
surprised ii all HE property were NOT eoniscated'
The ambiguity Of the last sentence is pafiieuII'y
noticeable