New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-18


Virtual Il not acknowledge pyy aud ascent whom II was
your imperative duty the head Of ths Police Of TIL chie
city OF state the Union 10 have prevented that eAson
able Outrage, AID ARE tod iis perpetrators
Wa, not the railroad connection between Washnsoa
and the FIRE. State. broken near Baltimore aud Tor days
broken by your political ccniederlie with your full as
sent and spprobson aud not the obecioi that insup
ton one Of und.guod aud deadly hoiy to 'h' Fedora
Government and Union
90 Did you not theroupon sessphto Bradley johnson
ofFrederick Nd sage imbued with the most intense
and tstoTols hostility to the Unsoa ava i'' "o'o'he "
substantially these wordsl
Thank you for your offer Bhns your men by the hr.i
train and we will ,snse with the railroad a'oF"s'd S"'s'
red nth Maryland blood. IT, .,,f -
send expresses ID. mountains aud valleys OF Mary
i.rd md Vlrsui, for tho nhcmon without delay
Fb Lordss of Mon Nolunteefs will be down upon us To-
mcTTowho 2oh We wH.S9 s'. saS 1P A, p o.
Here follows Mr.. Kanes reply to these iaql-
res, aud the whole oft:
Your fourth and fh question. ress to the cutting Of the
Telegraph wire and the destruction OF the bridges, AID you
asa If the ec OF these Interruptions no. one Of On
disguised aud dosdy Aosi y the Federal 1ovcFaea. snd
urionl"
To these ,nsws tha hostility TO tie Feier, Govsra'
and uioh did not produce that rrsu but The purpose
u the interruption was 10 thwt tie execution OF the dis.
It. Inhabitants B1es srihrn Hsrparsrs zero h''aicnHg
IN &s nfmP0Sis language that ne as 'ori % DE-
ibyyed bv6ys hat ~ HesI 'A9d Be JH'roTef ~ eaano1
ba, and hat ~ Jmea ,houlI BE- sirea g. s pa'an o. 40
iafu,5f.d mob Il be expected that it' public
au,horties especially those charged with the oor'es'ioa
Of pcste and tho safety Of e. eihfen' ,hoad stand s
essy BY and aws tie execution Of these bs's and inhums
thres,s H. therefore. yoa With to SO VII Ja'ia-a'aa
existed for those acts which you cal res,ouabr outrage
30, which have 20 DO with ,feas tiaa wo-A DO
resistance to pnys,, outrage rea.sasd BY dmnlea o..
der turn 70 your columns Of thai d,e AMI frsd e
telegram. oa received over those Ws' Az he ase you ro
posed 10 maze hos. road and say whether ssy sob
community wa SLOW lhcu % eIs s1l DO led ef flg
ends
inquiry J. ,,'csrsn sent g. nrsiey a
johnson which you say Is "iusari with tho moo intense
and t,siorou, hostility to the tnou I'D i Government
aid IN order make good this tsieripon ofi yoa iy
BY neIpos.ng Ia words aoi Ia ths ofIinsl ard which
change ils whole chaTac'sE
have already spoken Of tie uesmen, with which Jol
threatened o., On occurrence Of he outbreak q the la
April The "ne.A hoIle'' spoken Of Esfe n9t Union
unieers you have falsely intefposed bn ~ 'nl yoty
hn1n a.iocafe Ihreass o. b4ra h.aei asd
"a, issn. To have sald .e than that
would Ag., sou AID Whip yol o. de-" would have
gsaced manhood aadbsiievs 100 wen 'y .Asl.i
hav, teen as good 81 ouE word.
Now mark how plain tale shal brand this
tratorous villain with everlasting miamy: The
aJorc dispqih was rrinn and cent BY him 10 a
notorious Secessioaisi, rho soon qfer led band to
join the R,Jd army. on me ertning IF A2rH 10,
1861, vLieh uas The day on viich he MassaclH-
sdrs I0Iunirors ceye jact0ci III dc streets cC Bal
timore and b.forc oac siagie rom hi joen said IA
any Northern piper iaroking rngnnee on hat
city. Noiorlously, there Vas no incitemeut TO- no
motive for. Northern or Abolition" wrath against
Baltimore up to that day. Oar letter froil That
city, dated the 18th, but printed on the l-,h,
spoke conpendingy not only Of Baltimore, bll Of
her Marshal Of Police OF whom it said:
Marshal Ksns. movement, exotic good deal ofseu,a
lust nov lie /. su,pected BY the public Of being a. s,psy
with tie Cotion.stl'e Rebellion but thna very 81
In addition 20 the iae story about him which sie u my
upon tie rail osds 20 watch q Federal ,ors.
order 10 resist their msTcn thfolfl Baiumorc. ihnk 81
there any Truth Ia tue statement ist 70 20 pIegrn'
dasFr the rails fOa PARTIES VI pad despcratles n te
interest Of the Rebels" &C.. Sc.
Such Is fair sample Of Northern treatment
Of Baltimore and Marshal Kane Up t. their cup
dEiat Of April 49, when a Secession mob mur-
der-d several Massachusetts Volunteers m their
streets for no cnuse whatever but because they
were Fastening TO defend the Fedora, Metropolis
which jeff Davis's Secretary Of War he'd pro-
claimed should he theirs within month and
which Rebel forces were then fastening TO seize.
Now hear how We wrote in Tnl TnBrvr on
the 2Oih--the day gficr Marshal Kane sent the
above telegram 10 a fllow-traitor and in full
view Of Inc unproyOked murder Of the Nasslchn-
setts Volunteers:
L. every instance Of collision between The nioni.t. "a
the Steamboats, up this moment Ito latter have MT only
been the age0l but tie wanOa unlioy,LcI mufi .fous
tgscssors. How much longer 10 this TO 20 on Whs A.
marital law ia Baltimore be worth. II tie laiton who in
inat. gated this assanation be dealt with according 20
law II ia, authorities Of Maryland do not i,pprc1. lsse
murderou hstofs the United State, vii be compelled to
occupy Baltimore with force sun client preserve order aud
keep the way open wa,ha.on TIL. /. no tiuo for Lf
measures"
Mind you, this was not published til after
Kane had sent his reasonable aud murderous dis
patch to Bradley johnson above quoted, nor any,
thing in any Northern paper denuncatory Of Bal
timore. There had been no occasion for, no in
element TO, aught of the kind. Is not Kane
then, q branded liar, traitor and villain Does
he not convict himself Of all manner Of fraud and
falsehOOd in saying that he sent that dispatch TO
Bradley johnson because Of threats against Bait.
more, which, so far rs made at all, were made
days afierpard--sent it in order to guard against
attacks from "you and your Abolition
associates, when nothing Of the kind had been
threatened Have we not the villains ears nnaod