New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-20
MARYLAND PoLITICs-ONWAED
STILL.
Core. pondenss Of The y. y. Tribune.

Core. ponden,s Of III. " Y. Tribune.
BAGTIxoHE June II, 1888.
Things are taking q more definite shape. Every
days events push US onward 10 the goa! OF entire
freedom lor Maryland.
Since my last letter, tho Union League State Con
yentiou has been leld. Ii WAS not full. but fni
enough to lay down "the Law ana the testimony
upon which the fiiouds of the Administration mean
20 20 into the fght. Two or three delegates, not an
far to the purposes Of the Convention at iirst. gave
| IN their cordial adbe-iOn tbs moment they came T.
| know hem. Gen. Henry Goldsborougn from TAI
| tot was IN this category, bu; he has thrown hi'
Powerful influence upon the sido'of TIE Adminstra
| ton and Emancipation.
The Convention passed q resolution binding the
members 10 tie result Of its Deliberations, and tLe
adopted tie following out and out programme;
ReI!soa That the unconditional unn m"n Of H'Iysnd
ght vote candidate lot C0usc's 80 not "
himself IN favor Of svins h~sy ppoii 70 ~hoe pyiai
OF TO Accumulation aud pledge hiu'- T. sns' asd .bid1
by TO Adnnisation caucus iyf Speaker o. the House
6,,,d Thai H.. unconditional Union Of mAryl.u-
sht to ADD cAnf ate for the General
Assembly who doe. not Pl'iss hiH-"i " os ,Vp''in'
onA Convection. to assemble at Tie earnest pf'eHo'os ps
riod
Au.uTasod In MEyiaad.
In view OF tho ab-ence Of the delegations from
tho Western Counties owing TO the interruption OF
communications, ana aIImAied by the sinccre pnT-
pose o. harmouzilg to conflicting elements, un-
wisely aroused by the Pro-ravery men, the Cogyeu-
lion sdi,ured over to tie .3t inst. - s 10 cOni'r
with tue Convention called by The late Central IA
rcntIye COMMITTEE. The probabilities A'e now ;hai
he Pr slavery men VIII give way before ihe al
vancing tide OF EIiAnci pauOu. aud ihAi there vill
be 10 division ia tho Un'oh ralk.. Al al events.
be opportunity wall be odsrei them 10 rally 10 tac
eag.o u Em ,nciyatipn.
In Yesterday Convention there were seycrni
large siavchold.ts from the Eas efn shore W."
were ready offered up, and Oiicr ~ their ,Lycs
IN tho shrine OF Liberty nua Iuiyn. lou viii huG
~ the cud thar k.nAuetga IOu j. not "hit hcliu'
Baltimore On the La, ~ : osc. Inauks 10 TIE
war aud the bold stand thkou ~ IAr C4|b'is@
Iatelngencer, Ilr DrafD4 tAiJs To Cs4frrsitr.
Yim,s, gud Ite Gal btt.. NJ. simuhn, the
accomp isncd Aud lbery-oyiny -di,or u Itr Can
brides IAti .'sao,r. It IL thought vii s,t h. nou
nation iof COHtrOllsr. a b,tcr ono could not be-
made.
The nomination for Congrr-. in the III D..irot
i, yet made. jos stewart, tie uleont roui-. =
iricni OF the AtmaIrtrati1u aI4 Emancipation, Will
probably bc scicctcd Sir. Nebstrr. une oil ne
nyals j. a Colo. ell OF MAyihAd krnmrll 81
iIaf,ef Fctty aDd doing better service Ia tie De- u
than he could vos.ibly rend,r The couuffy IA Con.
grrss ut tn. Juncturo ct silaiis Mr.. l."Afy. OBJ,
other competitor, If pabsed over CA th, OCCASION Z.
.s .ald, VIII receive tbo nomination 81 auo lal0u
men Tor Julse Of tho ClrcuIt C0Irl Tor Baltimore
IA ri .oo OF judge ktch-. lhis would BE- hand
sono acknowl-dy uebt Of Mr. Lcary rcrvcrs a. tie
81 lea OF the ast tousrees, in s,ouigins Mr. henD
NAy - succr--fully.
hear from the Western ID -tncI that Fra K
Ihouass nomination l. decided upon, but ho will
te Obliged 60 take his stand Tie above platform
which. II Is said, be Is ready To do. Ia talycfTs
Ds.ct be IL making strenuous efforts 10 get back
and will probably succeed unless fri. Dds Of tAc
Administration should demur. Mr. WIN. j. Albert
Is spoken oil hs successor, and woui render good
20 vice 10 the country Aud the Administration.
the invasion Oi Mary hand l. arO1siug the military
spirit oi the ute into unwOnted ACTIVITY. ".