New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-20
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The above facts are derived from Judge Sory's Com
nentaIies on the Constitution. The extent to which
the several States fulfilled their honorable obligations
may lie taken index Of their respective loyalty
and good faith. 1t is interesting TO observe that those
States which now repudiaie their obligations TO the
Central Government then also showed the came dispo
stion to let Others pay the price of the benefits which
they received
The new code Of Lawn for Maryland contains
stringent enactment against all secret societies Of color
ed persons in the State. The penalty for s violation
by free colored person, for the FIRST ofense is fine
Of not less than $50 the party in default of payment,
to be cold for sufficient time 10 realiz. the amount;
and tor The second offence be cold sAye for life
beyond the limits of the State. Slaves offending to be
sold out Of the State or be punished with thItyniDe
srpes ia the discretion of the Court. Persons renting
houses to colored secret societies including Masons and
Odd-Fellows if white, to he fined $780, confined in
the penentiary for not less than five nor more han
ten years, and if free coored to be sold ms slave
The Ragerstoin Herald after quoting this law, says:
List twenty free coloIed psr,ont ptncipsy
arrested in this town aud hed CAL Sppes
court, TO answer the charge OF having vioheds t
law appear, they members Of benevolent o. oeIs
hcn society which has been in existence for several year, na
arrested 81 one Of the mecting' oi the society
II ne AtChNONu LNiUHD puDhoA~S sN" WV 80 49,
United Stses Senate Oh the Force bill Of Jacksons
time. TIE Hon. WIN. c. Rves, OF Virginia, not only
voted for the BILL but made speech in is favor, says
the friend with whose request we comply reproducing
the vote from the Journal Of 80:
YEA,-Beu Chaubers Clayton, Dallas Dieter'on Dudley,
Ewing Foot FO"{h, frel9lhuy.en GIupdy herdrick hi
no. RobU.an Iueres ssbes spIsgue Upton Tonlinson
W Wa: Webster, White wilkins. Wright
EAI-JOhn Tyler.
tbat az "a u1elaO-
choly fact tat larger amount Of mob violence has
been developed in Virginia, since the Secession
meut boz AL than II the whole previous lifetime Of the
State There has been manifested IN intolerance Of
spirit never before known and Whist is more such in
tolerance is evidently the increase, and bodes no
good TO law and order ard to tie peace and prosperity
of tie citizens of the State and if not checked and re.
pressed. and that without delay, it will lead to riot
revolution and fraterusl bloodshed.'
The Hon. ]. T. Harris, late member Of Congress
from the Rockingham District Va, announces hinsefa
candidate for reelection.
In Savannah on the 10Th, Young man nhmedJ.
C.. TAYLOR, native of VrgEiG, md employed in the
Georgia Navy, was found at the City Hotel in con-
diti5n which warranted tie suspicion that be had taken
orium, or some other deadly poison He was carried
to the Hospital where lie died the dry following
Cadets Moreno and semmes, the former from Flor
ida and the latter from Alabama, lave both resigned
their appointments aud will leave West Point immedi'
ately for Montgomery. The latter young gentleman is
q son Of Commander Raphel Semmes, who resigned
from the navy about a month sgo. There are now DO
cadets at West Point nom the seeded SIGtes.
Here is the ordinary cold collation. indulged in by
North Carolina editors, Of whom is thankful for the
same Is present: Sausage-good for breakfast, din
her, or supper, or for snack One bottle London Stout
Porter One bottle rye Wlkky. One boale pale
French Brandy.
The Frostburg Md Gasste Gays that on Sstur-
day last four runaway negroes were captured at Poca-
honas Somerset county Pa, about ak or seven miles
from FTosiburg by Pennsy lyania men but from
went OF knowledge Of the Law in such how 10
proceed, they sold out their ri II, tile claim de-
nand and interest in said capture TO two ofFros,
bu4g, who conveyed the runaways to the Cumberland
jsil. The negroes said they from PendletoH ooun
", Va.
The secossionists Of North Carolina, having been
fairly voted down by the people, trying 10 set
up "A new movement. One Of heir organs sSys:
Tee win be meeting Of the safes R.hts parry q North
CsrosA IN Gol3.boo on ih' ~ 40 "a in, IA. hoped
d ac1a.., H. '-' saw ''-' '''' ''' - ~
IL this to be the commencement Of the threatened
revolution in North Carolina Or Is it only intended
20 sustain the Governor in his wish 20 convene the
Legislature against the wish Of the peoplel
The editor Of The Raleigh o.. c. Standard, hav-
ing been bowled al by mob Of SeoessiOnIsts, thus
retorts:
I'VE EEL eornpmeni,d when tcirasrds osn became
srunt Le, them goan. h. l. about al they can do
r s .il i a.. s . hollow ~ aT. s hoe the 1
Of invading ty The ret'e e1aes ie iho-e wbo goah
mott Ct eueine VINO are mice away They VIII never gosn
received H. defending their country. The oaIchs
uho instruct the nnl0n when ard Al whom = rfot hale
be pit rs, for III daily birtd Nhen young Tuey hate
Doss' beca1se be woed 81 te tree io' Ii
d,i bread when YOUR msn they hs'e A,de~ !oh'oa DC
he worked a. ibs tays ade f hs diy bread when
5,e5 te a 10 be 5Tenor Of No-h Caoa, o Den
viii rot beidr himself BY hsrE tt,'e 70 retain
teek 20 ruin him by ssocsns him 1L Black hePuo-ca'
The SaraHKoA Republican finds but one serious
objection to the Montgomery Constitution and that is
concerning mail service:
Aner the lot March 1863 Il provided that rail iscil'
psy for Tiis We believe en- error and hsye not he lre,
doubt bg tina, eIpeens viii prove the eorotne q the opn
ih- iiA w.. '"tiI -" 49,
i Would R.ys been Vic At s; bsys he Whole question
ence and the circumstances Of the time
The Eew- ORLEANS Picoyvne says there hes not
been single murder in that city for month, while
other deeds OF violence singularly scarce. The
editor ADDS:
We have tded investigate the o. tbs remarkable
change with One Of the hypothees
have arrived IA that whenever great excitement csf
fly pcs the public mind Il would appear that
become crossed that ey get for While overlook tao
personal qnarc snd seems that fate busy
with the wholesale dpo,a OF Tho Raoa'. desbss neglect,
disasters for other times when abe has leisure"
The money pressure in the South seems to be get
ting unbearable A letter from Columbus, Georgia,