The New York herald., 1863-08-22
From the New York rribune fNiegerhead).
my MARYLAND

BA TINong. Acgnst Is, 1868.
The only estrant on the pcrsoaal ambition and in
trigues OF those In rover is the public press.
On former occasions have received from this place
the state Of Ma yand politics and from that you
derstand the following exposition OF the suicidal conuct
OF the administration as II Is represented In Maryland
II Is proper that the country should know that tie
whole emancpatisn polcy q jeopardcd 10 Maryland by
is pro'essed friends in the Cabinet and in cfce the
siate.
Everybody viii remember that the whole Maryland
delegation the last Congress either opposed allowed
fail the compensation bill emancipation that
they cassed themselves In their generally with
enemies OF the government on the chief OF the
The people resolved tha, this should not be repeated
and thy sought the AID q the administration. They
asked that persons drawing the pay a the government
should not be allowed 70 unite with rs enemies disguised
Union men. hey pointed out who were aciiig thus
they begged they should be by other
loyal persons aud that In friends of
tho should be appointed since IL was I'm.
possible TO make the OF tic Union ieoplc who are
anxious TO sustain the whole policy OF the government
understand that policy, It's sppoinees opposed H. es
pecaly on the negro question where their old preudices
and their reluctance to touch the question pfedsposcd
chem against energetic action. which, however they
would cheertny accept and support asked distinctly
to do by those IN authority whom they resolved 20
support to the end and on every measure
Tho representations utterly frutess.
10 was long unincllisiblc, but the comments on
tbe Presidents policy by member of the Cabinet OK.
plain the Mystery. Now s beynning TO be understood
ha the cause OF the country in Maryland Is indebted TO
Mr. Postmaster Blair for It's embarrasmens at least la
ssIea. Measure sy s strange solsodsnee men to Mary
men taipg thcmsclves conse, vatlves) opposing the
sion policy, directly Indirectly, ready to
Join emocras next year, generally found
ng Uoncsrt with the appotnces &C the admnistra
known generally as Mr. Biars friends and receiving
their support
Is st1 more strange that nearly all who vstea Tor
Mr. Lincoln and hold odce and call themselves
1ypblcans, foilsw the
-The moet xiiskpct ssues which have beea made
<be adt y W the League resolutions, now % famous
IN Favor % the emancipation proclamation and negro
soldiers on the nomnaon for Congress and on tho mi.
nation o. state ticket the basis Of the League rcsou.
lions 20 S 70 secure Senator and ceasttusiouai conveu-
fioo on ufat basis TO eject emancipaeos. 4
The tc0cwing asrrNye xn illustrate the strange and
daneerous ndon Maryland phtics, and the cdntnct
o. certain poftos Of the dninstr ratIoa In r6ston 10
tnm, At a uu'e when tAe votcof Maryland seVrescnfa-
tves MAJ Dc needed N the Or
speikershP and great cmanc ipa,ion and re-
srraszanp or he febenious stpss on A hce basis aud
wb~u hssoSsss or fAls OF ersuslnatton ami ihc due
sdminstlatSSP of fhe laws OF tho tnioh are a sfake
within the 49, ln thf 1hr rd Congressional, disrIct al
compctitorss<Mrr ~ aun and Mr. fayp--rere named.
tbe former only lately known Union man npd nor
opposed q thf prcksrfstI ana c,nadtipstp IN ,va,
land and auNore<o excsdc tbsrn. from the s,,v..s
side issues the latter for prompt and energetic action an
hsth. -.xu
For tho forSkr wcrc arrayed Mr. va,ent. tho p.,,,.
Collector rcctaking 81 500. VIM. Nichols hppraser ~
ceving ~ 500; Mr. McJiton, recevins S 900 Mr. Cory
ran, Naval Ofncer, receiving - 900. Mr. Ihomssrr
Clerk receiving fi 100 Dr. worthnyton, roceiyIng
n 900 Mr.. Van Reuh, receiving 81 600 Mr.
boaifans. Marshal Of Mayland; Mr. Price, United States