New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-10
INTERESTING FROM MARYLAND.
The Eve OF Our Dcliveranee frosa Rebel and
Mob Rule.


BALrIroRr, May &, 1861.
Thank God we are on the OF dcligersnce
from the Rebel rule Of Mcmahon, WiDans Lowe,
Pratt McLane d Co., and also from the mob despot.
ism of Howard, Davis, and Kane The army OF the
United States is closing in upon the town by degrees
and a. they come near there will be some Of tie taes
kild of Information. The hear,s of the loyasts
leaping from their bcsoms in anticipation Of the gor
Qua event that viii give peace and quiet and safety
once more.
Though not the friends Of violence in any cauge Il ia
hard 10 repress the qualification tina, rs 10 the ps in
spite Of ones self the news OF the smoking out,
which the Ioyasts gave to the Rebel Legislature, that
desccraied the Cour-House with its sessions. lfthere
il 10 other way OF getting .oxs out OF MOLE smoking
them out is the received ruo OF the hunter, and our
friends nj Frederick deserve we'll OF their country for
ever burning down the COuri.Ilouse. This il time
of war and they who take the sword fall by tie sword
The Legislative Rebels began the war on popular
rights, and the people have not been slow in retaa
ton.
The news too, that this Illegally allcdogother
LEGISLATURE have, in assembled resolved against
any further warfare upon the United States is CRAFTY
ing. They ARE said 10 have decided 70 Abandon the
Convention scheme, the terrorist plot of handing
the drsnies of the S,ato TIKI Six Rebels he propo-
sition TO arm the State auinst the Federal Govern.
ncnt and Sndiy other designs aganst the peace and
prosperity Of oricT-lOyng and law-abding oliilCns
Thanks 10 the vigorous oXei,ions of tho srng o.
the Federal Government for tis partial dciIverance
from the Vaccinations Of the rebels.
Gov Hicks, in bis reply n call of the Legislature
for information respecting tho Burning Of the bridges,
denies that he auhOrled that act and has this raised
a question Of yeracity between himself aud The Coun-
eli of War; that decided upon The DARK, desperate and
bsrbascus deed. The suggestion was made IL is said
ard believed by Col Tfimbe, against whom there is
stored up storm-cioud Of wrath in Philadelphia and
Wilmington for pecple there assert that he was ac-
tU,;ed by revenge upon certain parties concerned in
the TWO railroads. The Mayor is said 10 have refused
70 give the order, unless authorized by the Governor,
and the Governor ia sejd TO have granted tho authority
IN tho presencc of the whole oonclnyo who wero called
IN vitncsI the transacJion 4" dectae 10 the Mayor"
tho Governor is reported to have ead all the power
potsces n the premises. TO do AL ana every thing 10
prevent the paslage Of any more edeI troops through
tho city" whereupOn tue order wa given ~ he
Mayor aud the Board of Police, the execution Of vhic
was intrueted TO Isrhal hsne, who carried II out
with fidelity worthy Ola better cause. trust and
hope Tor the honor of Gov better nature that
he has been misundeTstoodif rot isrepreseLted, by
the rebels who took possession OF lin on that fatal
Friday night. l Am certainly more dsposed 10 place
csedenre on his statements than those VI the violent
men who plunged the city mo the vortex Of rebellion.
The orders Of Geo. Butler IN relation 70 the poison
ing csss o. tho Rels-l sT and " inte7ccurps with
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