New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-24
IA TEIHA Tr1E INDP

We print elsewhere The statement vi Mayor
Brown of BatImore Of his interview with Pre'i'
dept Lincoln. his Cabinet, and bis Commander
In-Cbief, on Suoda! lat. The Mayor IL "ee'ns.
began by protesting against the passage Of any
more Nortbern troop through Baltimore, brcausu
of the fearful excitement prevailing ~ that city
The President, acting undr. Ger. Scott ahrice.
agreed tbst our troop. shoiid horcait-r avoid the
streets of that Guy, provided thor advance 40
Washington we're not ob,trLcled IA other direc-
tons TIE MAYOR. thus encouraged, went on
(be says) to fuggest Ia Mr.. Lincoln "a course
81 of policy that would give peace 10 The conntll,
" aud especially the niihdr, ,cet Of oil ondcrs eon-
"hmPiatiHg The passage n troops though ANY
PART Of MaryiGHd."
Az this was Rather a polite way o. adyisn g tie
President tn pack hrs trunk aud start ior the
North, lis present quarters br.ug wantrd by
JEFF. Davis, We thlpk the ha!or should have
rl' sed by guaranteeing HIM safe co"uuct through
Mary !aud, provided he .cUt unarurd anH allo"ed
no NJ Massachusetts, nau I" ncc,iGpar, hIm.
We trust that We have ut tas5 reached The
bottom OF tins Border-S ats Cancellation bushes
so ns,idu, usy pIosecGt.j throughout ono last t."
months. We thought the I'll render of Su inter-.
the Investment Ut Foit Pch.n-. With the de-
struc,on of the Hurprr'- Ferry Arsenal ana tre
burning of all thr National vessels ana ONE prop
erty OF NoIGik Nuy!-lutt. had about In SHE'D it,
but il seems tLat thcrs ~as lover deep. The
Union Mayor OF Baltimore VIVA, backed by rs
Udion Governor, dared to make tbs sugsr'-
iiUn Of tue President e the Dotted States. was
perfectly aware thst citizens 1T Massachusetts.
fy ing 10 the defense a the NsFlorui Capitol on
that Presidents reqn-''ioo, and utterly unsn'p'-
ciuus of covert hostility IN EaliiUi"fe, were
butchercd Ia Tire streets Of that Clty twO days
bciorr--,hat TIE two EailrolG. rr.c.Iog DaIti
more from the North aud E0st had b'rn ht"keu
up by their orders the day before on p0rpo'e {"
prevent any support reaching m, tioytrnurrt i,"m
tho Free S;ats---tn.t ID. Trlcgr.pas hitler ~ard
bad likewise Dceu brok-u up for like rr"-"t-
that the Government had already applied t. their
city for provisions to feed lie drirudrrs In Wa'h-
ugtou, and been perrmptorily rcih-rd, 4" unI"n
merchant daring IL r,l them 60 much as DIS
cult ior fear of tue mub-thn the Known Union
men 0i Baltimore had been aw,d into hight or
submission By that mob; Henry Writer DAVIS,
for one, having To ny from hls boue {" escape
violence a1d probable death--and that er0y ap-
rroach 10 Wasbiugto1 through Maryland Was
that moment practically closed agaInst the Loyal
lists und open IT, IN. Soce'sonIsts. So much The
Mayor Of Baltimore mtgt have Known when he
nsk-d the President of rhe United states m effect
to eyacuatc Washington uui fly tn some Free
State yet he was 10, kicked down stars and
,ut Of the Whiie House!
We must believe that the degradation of our
Government, which began with tbs unrosisied
seizure Of ito property and revenues III Chaflrs-
ton, touched b",lom in this conference at the
White House, suypo'lng that Mayor Brown has
reported its substurce with any thng Ike aceu-
rucy. What yer tie inture may have in store
for u.s. W. arc sure that We have passed
through the Valley OF Humiliation aid hence
form rising to the broad table.luld Of Manhood
and self Respect.