The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-14
NIX. Bk ECkIaKiBGE N BALTIMORE.
Laygs Asse u, hlngs ~ p.aPts-- OuFAgesus
Ceadust sf ksHatss. Encouraged and
Allotted b. the ~, dxs Police fsrcs.

CoAduSt 81 keGatss. Ehc0uTag'd anu
Allotted b. the ~. dxs Police fsrcs.
(Frou, the gAltiuo,. Exchange August, S.I
The announctmer tina; sers"ads VIC nil
b given to M0ssrs Brsctnridgs AND Nsusn-
digham last evening attracted ~ Lbs Eataw
House an immense assamhlags OF persons
long before the hour appointed TO the ser--
made The windows and ba tcony OF the Es ~
wers packed with ladies, whilst every av ala
ble space in the street surrounding the hotel
WAS crowded to excess. Mr Brsckin!idxs was
| absen. in the early part Of the evening, bat re-
turned 10 the hotel about half paAt oS lovk
when he was kre~ssd with cheer After cheer
by the multitude.
few min u tss after wards Mr. Brsc kinridgS
appeared on the balcony Of Us hotel frontiA E
On Eut&w street, When Ne Wns * ain ehserei.
He began by EXPRESSING his eArpriss at the
| demons tration, NJ he had not expected NO
| large and so en- tn asiastie q meeting. he pre-
sumed the demonstration WA u token Of
their con Hdsnos, personally and politically,
and Of respect for the Y uleI and temperate,
but decided manner ia " hieh he Mad aSser tod
the principles Of personal and political lle-
srty in the Congress Of The U nited States -
The defenders and friends OF the UonstiIu-
/ ton and OF rights OF the . ales could hardly
| be heard.
The cry ia Congress WA csc ion, no.
words :" argument is exhausted we want to
Know not hing OF tho origin and causes OF our
| difficulties. But \ small, undaun ted band OF
pa determined 10 10 hoard; they at
tempted to call the public mind 10 the prese t
condition OF The country 10 those principles
OF personal and public iioerty viii h have ex
| is ted, ana will tinus 10 exist, whether the
Union lives or dies. Here the speaker was
| chssred but 1t b Al hardly begun, when sew
eral VICE policemen p1ads al attack with tnsir
clubs upon citizen who proposoi "thres
cheers Tor .J-u Davis" Tbs greatest uproar
prevailed Tor about GSo min la tes. lie hoped
that the few remarks he h.d TO deliver would
re hear in silence ny Ills friends End his foes.
On this occasion &c wo1.u not undertake
to discus the caGsch CT Tho present TouD!ci
or tbs manner OF settlement tu: lie would
SPEAK CT the right CT the people to the s1fo.
guards OF political AID pa email freedom. lie
slii were living to-day under THIS broad
shadoW OF spreading military de polish.
he won,d repeat thst Le--t 80 aitor 10 Con
gre s-wa. living under the sanauw OF al il
responsible mil! ta1y despotiSIa dow l. IL IL
NJ 2ryIand [Orlss of That's so u He ex-
hOrted ali to De. que, aud then proc ecdt L.
a4yland was State OF the Union CO
equal member OF the GonfeJeraGy. fAnother
pT.Inedisated assault was here iaAdc upo1 the
cisLehs by tho woe pSlics, aA.i d p7LIC WAS
created which oAused II portion OF The great
asssmblsse 70 retire for moment. IheJ,
however, soon chme DacA, and tie ro9diee
and vice olice, Numbering in all abJut one
handrcd, kept quiet for n waiio. One Of the
rowdiss called TO Mr. BIeekinTiISe Is leave
the stand OF they would hlng hlia
Mr.. Il. continued as follows: We will stay
here and CAM ut re driven away. This up
roar DOM disturb nie. hentucKians are Us ID
three cheers foI hentucky'' and hlsSed the
spesker.l Now, # that enthusia1tic little
squad on my right i'll listen, l will reoipro-
cats. l propose Three more cheers FOR k-n-
tucky,'' tor never IN my ite have uttered II
worn or commit ted act Ia viola ion OF The
Cons 10 ton.
After this interruption, he ohtisued to
speak Of Maryland lie said that tAe r Jles
Ucmmi> sion.rs OF B1ltimoIe wer. iuy r soned
without ne slado q" OF law, without epecir
cation without charge, Ia a fort in ID airy land,
and ther removed beyond the limits OF th~
Com rnon y aalth to another f TT. Aud when
the House OF Repressn ia lives ssed resoiu-
non asking the President 10 iatCrin the p-o-
pie why theee arrests were made, he ais wsred
that 1t would be adverse TO the public Ia
terest Is 70 let the people know the Police Com
missiohars OF BtltimOrs were thrown into
pI isCn.
Do you sail this !ibsrtyt De you call this
law There were loud cries Of NO. No!
Nof' fiom tbs crowd, when Tnffians Inc .aat-
y commenced another onslaught, and sftsr
the VICE policemen had bf.Atea uElnerc.fuliya
man who uheered for J eft Davis, quiet wxs
again restored Mr. Brsckinridge asked
theIh tC b. quiet. He WIS pleading their
| tause not his own. 1t was The caus. Of the
rich and this poor-lf every man, however
humble he might re, who ri ed usoa the
Constitution for his ril hts.
The roWdlss continued to make s. great is,I
OF noise, and the speaker asked ta,m vLnt
they came for bat TO hear him speak Poor
fellows, said he, you are weaving 'hs cords
bless me for what l am now saying Per,
miserable wretchee, l am acq uainlsd with
your character, and III not intend 10 he in tiki.
dated by You | have said nothing IN an
matory, euL e2me bere to speak to vou of
your rights, which are Ssing tramplsh ia the
dust, Then. why not listea to reason ~
lie said mas ae knew they we've not fair
representative OF the sen timeHt of Baltimore,
or Of Gar' land. Whenever they ere ready
to hear him, hs would prove to them that
every right they had andsr the Oopstits tiop
of Aargland OF Of the Dni;ed S.ates was tram
Piled under foot by The Adnirixtrxuor q t
Washington. Tax OF tks Dungeons CT Ma.
Piles tine luasisitiou OF to-day eatssIjps
everything ia the shape OF raErpatioR which
tee world s9s ever heard Of; There has been
nothing tetqnsl IL since tbs time when aan-
kind first undertook 10 rule the will Of dos
pots.
The action Of the Federal e}ovsrHmsat in
rslatioa ts yosr Police Com nlssioxsrs is an
CO ualied IN III: snsals Of outrage aud sss pct
isM rs WAS here 10 con teAd for the vtars al
principles Of polite and PERSONAL liberty
principles which h I'd lived before the forna-
| tiCn Of the Colonies; before the UDicn w:
formed, and which woxld survive Alter this
Union was gone. TAc Union is a means, rot
az end; the Union was ferlaed - seeurs and
make eternal these principles. when rae At.
| tempt to preserve these prEsipl.s becsM IS
| incoas stan. with tho reservation OF the
| Union, the principles will live, whatever else
perish.
| Whenever the issse aries between tbs Ere
heTs All N Oh IAo bHIOo 1nQ Ire prt10ryAtiOh
| Of tke principles OF psrsoax n liberty personal
| right aud pablis liberty. the Uais4 win have
to ~ Dwn. The speaker WAS ksrs ksssd by
the rowdisa, and an other diszr ssfsl q Aakh'
| snsssd.l After quiet had been rss ored Nj
| Brsckiniidgs said he would give kis sbsxrva-
lions 10 the county he had wAlsLed thsse
| distR rbaRces and they were Invariably gotten
up ~ men with sticks in their hands, called
police.
! II the police would let the people alone, he
would b. enabled - procsst. Es knew he
| would have met hearty welcome in bslti-
| more If 4 down trodden and oppressed peop 9
were allowed 10 sFs.k A jast GOD who
| ralea ell Hatious has casss il his hARls
and before him all dsspots aust siak, CO ~ ed
| and appalled, We have hzd day Of freedom
| and liberty, aud may God speed lbs rstnrn
! Of it.
Mr.. BrsekInridga here eis,sd, When Mr
VailsndEhsm WAS called for, bat Dc lined 10
| speak. on account OF the disturbance. This
| crow d fingered arou nd the hot.l tor some time
| after, and slowly returned TO taeir homes at a
late hour.
The action Of the vice oliss throughout
was most d,graeefal; and hey were aided by
| several parsons holding office under the Fso :
raj Government.
| PARL'AxBsTAsY DFgArs ON TIES SLAVE TsADs
| BY the steamship Europa, which arrived al
Halifax Oh the h INST, we have the fellow
| ing;
l. ha Of hs