The New York herald., 1863-08-22

District Attorney for Maryland his deputy, NJ Inayer
Mr. psaa the Asyessor or Int nal Revenue ana others
whom il is useless 10 Messrs Price ano Mc1.oa
we're swann candidates TO the nominating convention.
Tbase centlenen 10 various degreess all opposed Inc
/ adoption OF tho League resoiunons, -. c...,a
Mr. Ridpcy Collector OF Internal Revenue for the second
district has been active organzn IN Baltimore county
an onnos,t,on 20 the policy and opposed Ar
stewart emancipation candidate for Congressona
| nominaton in that district.
When The League Convention met for the nomination Of
comptroller who is elected by the whole people cf the
state OF these gentlemen were averse TO the nom
nation OF candidate on the emancipation basis and were
for the League Conv enton TO yield TO the Copper
head Convention which wished 70 exclude the question
and nominate Moitt, avowed Iemancpatiouist and
opponent of the administration Fortunately, they
on the eastern shore, nominated cmanci-
pstonst against Mr. Mot pat up by the copperheads.
ton has come from washington that Mofitt will be ap
proved or that Godsborough will be supported by the
sntod and generally understood that .ne member Of the
Cabinet from Mary land not entirely satisfied with
the nrm array Of the emsncpahonists in and
would prefer less decided policy. 10 would have been
better is insisted TO have gone into the Comprehend
Convention, and Il out voted, to have acIniesced
The Cecil Whg is edited by NJ Ewing, the Navy Agent,
personal friend OF Mr. Blair residing in the First dis
tric, misepresented Congress by Mr. Crshcd
nation and to this day has not whether
will support Mr.. Mofht, tho copperhead, Mr. Colds
borough, administration eaancpatlonist lose
district, will be spirit manifesting It
sell IN the representatives Of the admins
The danger is shs that Nofm win coalesce with the
secessionsts md by getting the copparhead portion OF
the Union vote DC elected FOR the copperheads may e
uniting with tho "secexh" " gve majority, though the
uncond tona Unionss greatly in the majority against
either q them, and trust both combined Stiii
Mr. Mots hopes OF rest solely Pctting the
secession vote Of tho State and In such candidate bas
men drawing the pay Of the government do nos venture
70 oppose IN the Ffth district right adjacent 70 Wash-
ington, Mr. Calvert has been allowed him
self in the most nsoent tono candidate for Congress
against the administration yet NO steps have been taken
in Mr. Bair's district to secure firm and active oppo
sition to him.
Still the copperhead Union feel that in prcscnt
temper Of The Unionists Of Maryland hoy fail unless
they can get military commander assigned 10 the de-
ed seccsh. They know that they cannot use General
schenck that he will not tolerate any appeal TO the seceh
voters . organize rebel opposition to tie governments
under the disguise OF State election and that no mill
tary bullying OF Unonss WI occur, snch disgraced
the administration Of General Wool in Maryland.
move General Schcnck ~
Quite recently there mysterious asscmblagc OF
leading copperheads n BALTIMORE, such Mr.. Mofntt
Mr. Calvert Mr. Herbert General shriyer and Mr. rhomp
SOU Swans chief manager.
Simultaneous with this consultation General schencks
friends-a"d they the whole body or the Union
OF Maryandcarn with disgust that strong effort is be-
ing made to remove him. with view TO the tn rough or
ganzaton OF the full coppcrhead ticket through ut the
State ana city.
rapcrs which may be used fa,scIy to con
meet General SchcEca with of his subord
nates lying stories Of oppression 20 up 10 Washington
through seccsh the OF tho administration,
tIrown out by 4, high position in washin
that I Mr.. Davis does rot behave himself the pc
minded tna, western virginia has BEEN just CIT OF
from General Schcncks dea, tmcnt and placed under
Gcnerai key that Pennsy'vania has been cut on and
placed under Couch and then Just after the comprehend
meeting above referred ST Mary county the strong
est sccesh county in the Staeonc OF the only three
whcrc they cv bad majority and forming part OF Cal
vcrts Districts withGra. from General Scbcncs COM
m nd and placed under General Marston. WIN sympa.
thizes with Mr. B'ar's soft conservative views md
policy respecting slavery in Maryland Hitherto the
Sc rotary Of War has been tho staunrh friend and srp
porter of General schcnck but alter these events
prc II is suddenly discovered that Mr. Seward who
disconicited with the nomination Of Mr.. Davis and s
always lirud and for an irrcsol,c policy
a things aid especially for tho ssunon and tho
constitution as II Is, has become intimate at Tho War
ofcc-has smooihed the rugged stanton s sotcncd
by the relieving vapor Of the Secretary States secar
and everybody understands the dminuon OF tho de- art
ment Of the energetic schenck and begins 10. Think Of
Wads~r and New York, and to trcmbc for Maryland.
or course the ADMINISTRATION matter how anxious
they may be 20 "chfe pegs viii pot care to venture
the House OF Representatives and counts great cea more
than one.
But may be properly they think by reducing his
command iii lie takes the hint and ngs his commission
In their faces.
these people at Washington that they do not know how
TO treat gertlcman when man is In the right pmcc
to keco him there; and Myapd is 70 them th,t
they have the least IDEA Of the real temper Of her
| people.
II they wish TO disgust every friend tho adminis,ra
iion has In Ma yland-mfke every copperhcad and &C
cessonist rcoccthen let thc conds ct hcmselv
as 70 compel Gen schenek to ask to be reeyca That
| gentleman b wever, may rest assrred or ore Thing
| that he will carry with him the love, vcneraton and
gratitude Of the hoe body Of the loyal Of Mary
and-who knew his worth. blve enjoyed and hea' tly
supper ted his energetic IN his
clcy which perceived that Wool and the at Wash
irgton were afraid 20 that he In the midst Of
pya and brave people. ready 10 defend themselves and
| him Nth arms-and thank hm daily for bong among
them and doing what his pied c,ssors and spcrors Ind
not the sagaciy 70 doercc ng forcatons for tie de-
and not for tho destrtc Ion Of the city, u is III
thai the men who we duh rs not 20 know tho oya,ry
OF the people, and 50 barbarous prepare works 10
strcy dcfeoceess city, should feel uncomfortable at
the genius which they could not and the energy
which executed What they emitted aud envy tho
whelmng prosperity which rewards bis devotion TO tho
Unrn men o! sarylapd.
IfMr. Seward AID NJ. Blair have made coalition to
s,ih3 the free voice OF Maryland and make IL echo their
timid and wavering policy, they viii fall.
Their only possible successes viii be TO send several
c0ppcrhead opponents OF the administration 10 Congress
Maryland to the democrats next year and dc.ea, the
administration entirely. c.