New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-10
FROM BALTIMORE.

TbnpLsptvfnu Day-Disloysl CierGy-The
MARYLAND Election in 1S61-The ts"e"-
don now Before the Peopio-A Visit -
tho Acknowledgements upon Copper
beads-The Enlistment OF COlOred Sol
diers--Tbe Csshel Case.
From y ur Specis Correspondent ..,
BALrIxogH Aug. 9, 1859
Thanksgiving day this. Il wssfully recognizedby
Gov bradford and by the secular public in this city.
They closed their places Of business aud the Banks
stu. their doors, too Tho houses Of worship pre-
sented divided public sentiment, where they were
opened q. all. The rotenuess Of the religious public,
in these days Of conflict between Slavery and Lib.
erty, is shown to be more and moro extensive, aud
more and more complete, not only in this city, but
everywhere else. Bishop Nottingham, hitherto e.
teemed most loyal priest Of The Protestant Epsco-
raj Church, WA borne down by his clergy, the
larger part Of whom are Rebel 70 the core. In his
letter vindeatng bis required canonica observance
Of The day, as set apart by the Precedent, which ID
unansr efsble argumen. for his episcopal con-
duct, be knocks the pins from beneath MIS- edircs by
sxpres,irg deep regret that the President should
have tai en- the step he did that TO- that the Presi-
dent should recognize the drec, incorporation OF Tod
AIm shty in giving the country the victory ~ Jet
tysburg the foes not only OF nan, but OF Ooa
himself The mes. OF the services held in the houses
of worshp were mere mockeri.s OF the occasion,
lust a they were on the recent day Of Thanksgiving
ordered by Gov. Bradford. Here and Ihefe there
~ display Of real aud heartfelt tnsnksgiving end
praise 10 Him who hath given us the victory 80 far
a Quaker friend thinks We shall have to 20 down
derver III our national and popular repentance Tor
our wrongs ~ the slave than We nave jet gone 10
insure the Divine Favor and Ds.iyerance. No doubt
Of it.
You made great mistake, the other day IN you,
structures on Gen. BurDside's declaration OF martial
law in kentucky, III sss,iDx that Maryland was IN
cor |. during the election OF ls6l. There WA DOT
only no martial law declared on that occasion by
Geo Banks OF Gen. Dig, but there WA no 81 Oh no
ton entertained. The vote Of the Secesn counties
you auds 10 freely given, and tbere was no Ct
tenpt 10 exclude the enemies OF he Union nom the
polR, aud yet we carried the State by O,VOO ma
ority aud tho Legislature by three 10 one Ii il
true we Kot Legislature OF the Copperhead genus,
but it will bs different uext Fall. Tue question Is
pure and ample uoW--EmancIpstio or slavery-nos
Union or Di.union, and shall carry the State for
Emancipation, right out square, In spite Of Dir.
Montgomery Blatr's pink paper covered pamphlet
recommending he expulsion Of the black race IRON
,he United States Is the legitimate complement OF
Emancipation and In defiance VI toe Pro-Shvery
orgauilatiou with Msiit 81 iIs bead for Controiler
We have Gen. Goldsborougb, large slavehoider.
ri,ted against Msii, Copperkesd, AMI DO VIII beat
bis nop-siavsholdIng oppouenr two 10 one In the
) ate | hear glad tidngs from the Eastern Shore,
where both candidates live. Mstht, the Pro Slavery
mud ell will have TO 70 under IN presence Oh Gols-
borough tho emanci pasion STAKEHOLDER. Mark what
| say at this day Every days events will enlarge
ioldsborougL's majority. kelsucky has gwen the
Emancipation cause bound forward Shat 10 irresis-
tibs.
A visit TO our hospitals where the soldiers Of the
oion and the Rebellion are being nurs-d, suggests
mos, painful reflections. Here you every one OF
our uisn reading books aud ps,ers-therc you zee
hardly one Rebel in ten " engaged, Tor TIE simple
reason that they do not know bow 10 resdl Tie
Rsbel women Of Baltimore are not allowed 10 honor
the Rebel soldiers with gifts Of good things TO the
exclusion Of our loyal soldiecs-rhefear tney got
very mad and won't leave their contributions. Even
the Rebel soldiers condemn this mean psriiality.
They daily expressing their establishment VI our
kindnessos " them. and acknowledge thai II 10 W.
deserved 10 view u The rea;men, OF The Rebel Gov
eminent 10 our wounded and sick. Some Of the
no-t obnoxious Rebel women, pretending 10 be MI.
partial posted up VI thr hospitals ms forbidden 10
enter lhem ia consequence OF thrir decepuous con-
dlct. Gen. ScboDek would do well 10 sssees Tue
X, bels aud dI.loyal for the support OF the Rebel
wounded and sick. By the BY, the General has VIZ
ted vengeance on tho Copperheads Of Hartford
County for burning another barn IN Resistance OF
ias draft, by compelling thoee within SIX miles VI
The deed 10 make good the loss Gep. Halleck bas
adopted the poley 30 protect Tie railroad from
Alexsn dTa " our ironi. lie will hold respoaaible
for repairs of the rood, when injured by guerrias
ali persons living within ten miles on either side
thereof, aud compel them beside 10 assist in person
In the repairs for IL 10 known that these guefflas
are 10 oIAer than iayinerr VI TIE vicinity.
The Copycrbeads And Pro- Slavery Union men srs
trying to sapernduee the TRANSFER OF Gen. Schenck
irvm this department, but In vain. The Union
Leagues, 1900 strong, have adopted resolutions
lesuiyiD perfect confidence III Gen. Schenck, ana
ttls pIts an ektlnguisher on the movements o. the
Copper heads and Pro-Slayeryites. No man la the
"A "A dag he 60
OF the Pfesdept and the Secretary VI War, and none
doserS,s il moro richly Gen. Schenck underst ands
our peculiar political position, snd fosters the Union
sentiment. lie ice no. only the Confidence vi all
un, Conditional Ubion.sts, but their love. lie tstp1
maa fer the times and for our State A battalion
OF Union Lesguers marched tue other night 10 hi.
eadquArlers at the Eu,sw House about ii o'clock
lie General was absent. Col. Don Piatt, Chef Of
the Generals staif, made them a speech. lie told
tLeu that they understood ten. Schenck, and Gen.
Scnenok understood them, aud thai Tor the irst time
IN he history OF The war, the big guns around Balt-
more " ore ret turned toward the city. Ihoy were
now turned 10 whore tho enemy WAS 10 come from
il no ever came. lhls happy sllnaion called down
thunders Of applause.
Col. Biiuey's Let Maryland Regiment Of colored
troops now numbers $50. | shall 20 out 10 see IL
drill anu parIde thr afternoon, and Will report pro-
greIs IN my next letter. The III Regiment is well
under way. ILis will 10 made up Of better cliss
Vi oolvIed men than the hrrt, because Of the Pret
dents proclamation OF protection IL strikes the
got hoy. Reui, noor-tGere Is no bounty given
these men. They arc volunteering without merce-
Larry motives. What contrast With the boosted
superior wAlte that waits for 100 bounty to
DO drttoul We hope 10 get ut lea,t i've regiments
Of oolor.d soldiers from this State 10 make part Of
tho President colored army VI 2o0, COO men, which
lie resolved to have in the field before the LIST OF
November. Way do not Nsw.York colored people
wake up sud volunteer also Lat them show their
rio,ous ana Copperhcad prosecutors where the man.
your mob'loying Governor will not move hneer TO
encourage coofed enstmeats, but Mr.. Lincoln will.