New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-06
The following is her Specie List:
THE POLITICAL CONTEST In
MARYLAND.
.o,,s.nsnasnc. Of The N. Y. Tnoune.

correspondence Of The n. Y. Trioune
BALTIMORE, June 3, 1853.
One of the results predicted in my recent letter TO
The TMBUsr came literally 70 pass, to wit, the
the unanimous adoption by the Union City Conven-
lion of 100 delegates Of the Union League Anti
Slavery and Emancipation Resolutions as the basi.
Of the coming political contest in Maryland. Stick
. pin there. 1t is giants step forward.
The next thing doue by the Union City Conven
uou WAS to call State Convention Of unconditional
untcrrifed UDioDists to nominate candidates for
Controller and Commissioner Of Public Works, and
organize generally for the camragu. The Grand
STATE Union Lea1u e next met liked the dAy for the
assembling OF the State Convention Gu the Itth OF
June instant, aud made tue Maryland Institute
Anti-Slavery aud EiDAncip patton Resolutions the
basis upon which the election Of delegates 10 this
Convention shall take place. so that there Is no
danger low OF DnsuudeIstanaIug. This Is another
ST. ide forward, aud long one II 10 too.
MeanllnIe, the nominating Conventions for candi-
dates for COagre-s are 10 be beld 10 the lid snd
Hid Districts, in all ihis week In seems 70 be
couceoel that Joe Stewart, the out-and-out Ensn-
cipstioDist and supporter OF the Proclama Ion Of
Freedom 10 IN Irrevesgbe ac' wil be tie candidate
in tie lid DIssiIct. Ii 80, this result woald be
gu emancipation OF white men indeed from bondage
~ Slavery than Slavery itself. And 1t is
coded also, that Winter Davis vii be tho nominee
III tie, lid District Bs made grand EInanlpa
tiUu aud AutI-olayeTy speech last thursday evening
n one Of the Leagues, which was received with
shouts Of applause. lie left no doubt Of his Anti
SLAVERY and Emancipation position on the minds OF
suy VI lio hearers. he referred, ~ the most feci
to1s way ~ lbs oh friend Judge John A. Bingham
OF OaiO, d leader worthy oil being followed.
Tbink Of Jaog- Binghs being iDdorsed III Mary
land But 1t 10 the feeailess " inter Davis who
Game 10 TO this MAX.
But We are not W nave our wav. IL seems, with
o1I shsht. Tie Copperheads have called State
Convention On the PAU 81 June. These are the
nien who held conference al BarDum ., Of which
gave you some secount Ia ny recent letter. The
ELAnGpatiohlsts intend 10 move the works OF the
(OFperDeAds, just 10 they have done Oh the works vi
tke Rebes. by The time the election comes off, the
CopperDead candidates will nave their ststus fixed
where lhey really belong, in the Rebel ranks Inc
piumb-hue val hnd them oul. They cannot dodge
u. there s but one step Tor them 70 take and they
will be foeed TO take II ia spite Of themselves You
viii hnd the Bowies and Bowie Day,.e,. and Cal |
ysrIs, anu Crttelds, And Mafits and Fowefs. and
F,ekeys, and Bfsnz Meyers, and Shrivsrs AID
k,dseeys, AID ali that cAss OF men, either forced
back n,lo the ranks Of the Unconditional Emancpa.
tioulsi,, Or overheard Into the sea Of Rebellion
TuSns wil DO no middle ground tolerated IN our
btA.e. Suck u pip there too, alo Just vail and
how We shall CoAe up W H..
The Amer,edn VI thls morning, In quite ont Of
bop.or Ill my recent letter. IL styles ny account Of
poll ica matters outside Interference" II rs out
OF II there. am ~ t3e manor born and educat d,
once stakeholder, all my interests bound up In
Mary land; and shall Doi ask The Amerrcaa for
~ mission 70 think aid spesk about tue politics OF
or btate. Ny iuterisrspcs 10 Of The strc,est
d in,ias" order. Aud 10y way OF answer to 1hc
AmeTtean's stlictures OH my account VI the Bar
nums-iioisl Coppe'head meeting, | commend 10
that prnt and Ito puDlic ;he following sditoria.
article OF The Camtr,dge midi Intel,gencer,
printed In Dorset County, The hot-bed OF Slavery:
The ErAR GUARD PLOTTING cossPIRAcr.
ISt5 nae - army has It. sav.ncs sId guard And
The fsI guard Of TIE party like The rear guard
q We Svy ~ sosA fss Little sls pasa y a. |