Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-06-12
NO. 50
Especial Correspondence Cincinnati TimesI
Letter from Baltimore.
Treason Dead in BRltImOrc-X Vhm
KILLED 10.

BALTIMORE, Juuo 2.
Treason is dead In Baltimore, It will new
er rear It's head in the Monumental CITY
again-in fact, nowhere ia Maryland. This
happy result can be attributed 90 various
causes Leading among those is the unde-
niahle failure Of the rebellion, and, second.
the immense losses Of the Baltimore and
Mary land Secessionists. The injuries Co the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad struck blow
to the commerce of Baltimore, from which it
will require years and years Of peace to re-
cover.
The second attempt to destroy that road
was very bitter pill to the Baltimore Seces-
sionists. Already many Of the naughty So
eession families Of this city are almost bank
rnpl, and their only salvation Is a restora-
ton of peace 10 the Union. AS their hearts
are but reached through their pockets, they
begin to "cave."
RErRmuTIvE GRIEF.
There is another aud sadder presentn-
ton OF their case. There are notmany of these
families who have not been cast In sorrow
and gloom, by bereavemenls. A son or a
brother has been laid in the rude soldiers
grave, victim 10 disease and Rebel mis-
management.
The naughty beauties who, n year ago.
TAINTED the streets to insult National SOL
ditrs, are now, in the Providence of God,
weeping bitter tears in their silent and be-
reaved chambers. They mourn the loss of
those who but for them might have lived 10
adorn society, and support betrayed but
still glorious country. Many are the Balli-
more mothers and sisters who have proudly
sent their sons aud brothers as sacrifices 10
the Rebel cause, who are now lamentinR
their rashness with halLbroken hearts,
UNION FRoIIc.
Another cause OF the death of treason In
Baltimore is the determination OF the Union
sentiment TO assert its supremacy and crush
out Secession sympathy. "It's an IN wind
THAI blows nobody good" and the bloody
sacrifice of the First Maryland regiment at
Front Royal fully aroused the Union senti-
ment Of Baltimore. Just one week AGO Yea.
terday the news was received and lust one
week ago yesterday the Jagged remains OF
treason came upon the streets of Baltimore
to eXult over the news. The Union men
could not stand this, and instantly rallying,
commenced an Incorporating warfare.
For two days the work went braveiv on1
No one was disturbed except those who
gave vent TO Secession sentiment or Seeeg-
sion sympathy, and scarcely were the obnox-
ous words uttered than 'down went the
| speaker" This only weapons used were
bard and manly loyal fists, but they did
| good service. 10 several instances where
| Secessionists defended themselves with muir
derous weapons, cords were secured aud
only the timely Interference Of the police
prevented several executions. The result was
brilliant Uuion victory, Since last Mon
day treason has not uttered O word in
! public.
The Rebel sympathizars are even fearful
| TO meet, at least in public. Within twelve
months the tables have been completely
! turned. A year ago II was odious TO be q
Union man In Baltimoro--to day il is dan
gerous to be Seceasionist in the Monument
tai City