New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-21
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I have inst referred from an extensive anu
careful rocouuoissaito Of Maryland; and have no
Hesitation IN annoscine that toe resi- u
the coming election VII tie me "i""l
Of the Unoouditioual Union Caase iuro"s"0''
Mat STATE. Among the most Ho'"'.o 'o-'''''
STATIONS o. progress winch have teen slF'" H. "''
part of our country, meme h~'e 'e'" H-''o
significant ar more encouraging than the aCv"Hco
which Marvlapd has made during the last ;lieH
months Tie voice Of her people ls now. unlnis-
tatosIv N Gyor of Freedom thfoAshon t her
hor,jos. Whatever differences there may ie Oo~'
o.bar nucst;o.s IS 20 politics or Mon, NC ..t' a.
sorhD9 ;ssue is EMANCIPATION; ard 70 l..n who
opposes 1t can in NY Cpinion. DC o.ecieG 80 Con-
,FrSs There arc men VIC win vO,e aga.n., Nh
fnsf..d anu Mr. Calvert on this ground aiolC; ana
their votes will defeat those gentlemen.
MARYLAND IS at tais horr. determined "a TGh'
kers,lfa Free State. No matter hCw ,bs C,tcIl,.r-
nion has been Wrought about-thelct aciac- stands.
patent TO All who have eyes 20 see or ears % hear or
iSe accustomed 70 attend 10 ,hc cgculus iauccs ny
which thcy are surrounded. AMONG TAG causes "a
TINS result may undoubtedly Oe designated rs D.!
far the most productive. the strong common sense
OF sAe PcoDc of Maryland themselves They alc
utterly sick Of slavery. and OF az us cCncobne'S
and lis consequences; It's Qrctoniions Si"VeoeI".s-
Its poor-spiritod haLecTs-on 20 SicvecJacy. hu'
IN no small measure mas. it BE aseuDod 70 tie III
fn,epcc of Statesmen who have the s@eGti.l 30 per
ceive what the People Of Maryland r,al4y N.'hs III
syder 10 secure Tor that state the position III tEe
Union for which her SOIL her climate her slni uaI-
" excellent ports and harbors. have fitted heT-
With the substitution of Free Labor 'or tuat Of
Slaves MARYLAND is destined 70 Tva the most pros
porous States. in Agriculture Manuiactures ana
Mechanics; and lot only IN those great interests,
To-. q . AffS M lal ~
Rents OF Lie.
H. may lie SAID with entire truth ana u ought tc
be said and ought to be known, that 10 statesman
has done more toward these important enGs thiln
Mr.. CHASE He has been, from early manhood
yery near TO MARYLAND in heart and by association
A student under William Writ lie has ever kept NJ
his eoTdia, fellowship and fraternity Win dnl land
ers 2ad they Thoroughly rcClprOca.c tAc>c te.ILgs
aid cherish for Nj. CEASE personal 1c-a.d quii'
beyond the usual rrn Of poluedl attachments
Anv assault mon h,n direct OF covert, from any
Quarter cannot faH tobe felt in thou sands Of gen
e,o1s bosoms Is LOYAL, as cultivated, as refined
Guc ! Will add lraLy Conservative. IS Aafl Aaile
a. any other State boast oi, 70 be an affpnt tt
tlcmsc,yes no less than 20 gentleman - eminent
talouts ana stamlc,. honor. whose Official position
rresLdcs reply from nimsc:-whose assaants ow,
;Aoir mpunity 70 his reserve, his moderation, and
b. uaglaulinii!.
Rector. from hi, friends lpcn 'he more prominent
essaiE.uts of his pr4ucip.ps and Lis pOncy--wAo
cts because thew have "a sort of quasi residence
within the boundary Of the state, and countrol some
yi,fGl pa'Fonago-is both cogcnt and al hand. Bat
do not choose 20 confer dignity upon venom. 10y
noticing IL TIL TRIBUNE lis miserably iluculen'
sutpcuTing.
Your report of the speech Of the Hon. II. W
DAVIS at The Cooper Institute was gladly received
and read throughout the Sta,e. He has the iacult!
Of putting in strong language and OF illustrating
with copiousness ard yigoT, the decisions Of tn'
people OF Maryland.
Strong IN the consciousness Of the imperative de-
eision which the public voice Of Maryland IS ready
10 pronounce il regard the great and absorbing
issue before the people, and which will GssuTcdiy be
promulgated at the approaching election. Mr.. Da
WIS RETAINED from any commentary upon late ab'
surd obulliton Of spleen by noras homo OF Mary
land. whose insignincance, indeed, in State or na-
tional affairs, woGld hardly justify, among vel
Informed men, the most distant allusion.
The glorious news from Pennsylvania and Ohio
will coinn the Old Maryland line in their decision
jn favor OF the Unconditional Union cause. Il, Ii.