New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-03
The Union Party or Fsn.tiIscrc Declares
for Emancipation.


CoIrc,pondsuco Of Tho n. Y. Tribune.
BALrIsoaE. May 81, 1862.
The City Of Baltimore contains no Union paper
which dsres to incur the hostility Of the slayohold-
ing oliguchy which Las hitherto governed and Sill
govern. tie State OF Maryland. The papers pro-
feslng loyalty ver, afraid to publish the proceed.
! ing, Of the Union City Convention because that
body adopted unoaimovsiy resolutions which mean
icmeshinr, aud rledge tho Administration support
BY the whole body Of the Union men Of Baltimore,
which hitherto only few have ventnrcd TO svow.
Tho accompanying report Of the Convention and
its work ia from 1'se lboyyi0nd Nsrs Sheef--a Be-
cession paper-wheh published Il rs an important
item OF nows--as AZ cseut--w.at The american,
enjoying Government patronage, wss AFRAID to
neiiee.
beg you viii do the Union Convention and
people the justice to publish this account in your
widely circulated paper.
IL is tie beginning Of movement which viii
soon spread far and wide.
UsIoS CITY CoSyESTios.--Thc Union City Con-
ventlop me; In Temperance Tenals Wednesday night
Last. Mr. Sanerwen from the Committee - prepare BUS.
ness fr the consicr-on c. he couvoat.r presented tie
following pre- 'mbis and resolutions which ulsnimogsy
adopted The vote being taien each resolution sepa
rs,ely:
UGres', The Union men o. the City Of Baltimore have
recently 10y large meetings 81 their respective vard chosen
tL CO, Convention to rerfrscn, their po $, n.eret for
en,uur yea- ard II i proper that amid he rapid rosfs
81 eveas ina IN o.r lines % eroer cucy sad peril
hoas mor, dsGai'sy soe apl dshne position ana pm
Red By tie Union City Coavouti,u Of Baltimore tina,
fealrin unos-d ns' adhesion to ne Cons,uiion
and Gogefnuent CT The Uu4frt St-tr@
Re,rcd 1ha. t National Government. ought not to 10y
d,wa IL arms un' is 1ho ~ .h- be aeAno"leased aud
obeyei III every por.ioa ol o., N.ti' nal Territory
Fs0t,i Iht'he siie not 90 revive political cflnnhation
under tie sii ssa1 n men VINO have o. and
s.oae. roJa3'd TIE 20 ro 81 ape Z. tLe ~" say
r.ps Ct tte Oos"nur1' Id H. honr 81 uit of iarc e.
.vmgat in tie fr ~ ing oi in' people 70 dr.end "a
Cnip 10 a. be- ,i',erag ~ ever tue pitlo as eel
Ia, sn1 I'll 70 t. opfsu ow 60 IN tne atne ny concli-
.llk tho.. vino 90 now IN n.sf-n rebellion
Rs.f ,r.t 90 cordially aipf"ye 20 nFin nui vlsoi''s
.slts q Atruisiton o. n'inian tne inifgnt' .hd
honor - a. coo. o. 90 esah heO,l'" ava % sh,il
frc d..c1' tie -;s e. ratos end We NE ANY peTtie
b. 81, !orr rccffUu 10 r,snf, les el'i 80 Pea
like In.1 100 r'-.' ~ arn' ana upon The % ~.
,..r. . f. e.. t.nc. and ta s ehoi. a conciilI"n Nhi
.aaiac i the Government shall nave July demon
"5,se Ist W. arproye the wise and conservasc policy
.l sv O. re. dtIt IN his mesnse 4 the bh March,
- and 90, oucd oy CougT-sl, TO- drrg po'unay sd 70
40 tc. nay cLoose adopt System o' ffaona enan
In that /. . % ouly ar tuv OF tie oyai people of
III, A 10 rect Hosrr1srt ~ ibis endesvof 20 relieve
s... b.- b,u.h. u.on tue land. thus sussinins the
.,,,,fl .srt Wi INST ts tf"a'oa 81 atctsi,i'
nra, thofsoc- sui violent 1fo T. OF s..1il hso't, y,
ofts Sal. t.ole reaY al %" tHFrg"''a Fl"S, ~
A. %, "a thu Irr.fsc and p mcve iioli % Hidt "h
- ~, r vino. ies ga ed % 10, gouabc nnd i ~" iuih-
d. ifcsl cd u,ltfisl Iut"fesis, en- dangerous 20
e,re ,ad ss 1y in-nlurf!ns such plsn Of ein'rci'
,,l color tf.nu wa. be cgsitlb' "a tlc ;" ilt'fe't-
- a. VII isai ID secrie Tho inaD'y o. "a" s'Ite 70 'h'
T a. u. u lrhoT - ~" n.a'' -. l. q. III
o., sa fn. te su preston Oh u'H 't ~
ma . make adrgH ifc vsi "a ioT ne Ihl o' "' 'v.
min. a. ..s % oriai4o DE military OF 20, Slate, ~
rrring forth arnc,e.siy l'e AZ. go % In
% offs COye niu.n aii throw doubt upon lhe po'iion
al Inc 40, and u ar'-.is to comply wa - ~
dat 10 provide ,0 vote on tne question ~ 20 si'u
,.r'iou nof meet t4e Il. uales 81 the en- 49, nf
sycr he esr e'aons oi N i,yai pps g :; a. au
Ine tsinrlps 81 equal ht. unds'e- tI" phna''
- anti. e ci.y iIrlul'dl yirr norm OF ne 80
.~,.as aud r.ag'e' RIVER. on'sn lou tiia" 80 81 ~
-, ,th, Of the yet, accortns O. e 'ssi' oil iIe
an, ion under the pfes nt I,n'Hnuoh 700 o1uAeln o'n
In, lrt. aan fourth 81 the sSs', pr"'As tue 'b'u',
. ID ,lo.. state ding Is our oi - Doeghrs and
"a t q, p Senator's no Lessstufri te'nF ~ s'-t.e %
"a. O.les .ie 33 1bie pcfsoue m iu So"i.elA 'o'f
90" - ei,s.ts % sg4i IA e ny.iiiein, aud one senator
- az IN the fsrner ssio o." tenaof ID 41-o" rec VIM
49,. In M. l,iter and vhersa IN the present arrange
,ino,, city bss mora voice IN Tue 80 s ~.
ap Com. contuinDg ary more voters thih ore D heI
-,,,Isd which were distributed among the southern
conal.s exclusively, Ire obst pi 10 'terIe .'e 'g
n, STATE he slate o0rs, eonshutins e'S ,5n
a. pynrent from tho fact that tie number Of SLAVE
les, than per Of tho whole pcpulsiion, snd
,hs the proportion OF slaves to tho WINES thop.o. .e
psit the State IL less Than Joh o. the 70 oe
narci ~ the latter while tls proportion Ia Tie ioy0fe
,,,'sT "a Gityx hundred white people ara
s6e,cas Govsrros the judges 81 me Cont ApPe
c United stses Senator'S elected according 10 si
D. nnst saufeler Tor the purpose % ccnnfn'Ng uh1
10 th donnst0n Of The ',aScio,irG cgunle aIu
rh+,a5. in pursuance oi the a-ho pe., t,, eno a,
letr the 4 Els property az s,enpeu .o cfI
-, oo ,re tlev AZ cculcu.arf 20 as tu val" u ne
CO. Of coa,ic, .iagcl Of whicn b. an iu,ci, io
tn, uial.d'y Of oui peop.e "no a." ,',S,s,1
Ire6 Yhst ths State Combination oDh to De- chsr sed 20
to csrsee' to- gTsNi'pne isl "''''" '' f'