New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-20
THE MARYLAND TROUBLE.

THE POLICE COMMISSIONERS SUMMONED TO APPEAR BE-
PoRB GOV. swAYN-INDIGSATIoS OF THE UNION
IsTs-MEETIyG IN BALTIMoRE-THE GOVERNOR
TO BE RESISTED AT ALL HAZARDS.
Special Dispatch 10 The n. Y. Tribune.
BALTIMORE Friday Oct 49, 1866.
A summons from Swami was served on the Board OF
Police by the Secretary Of State at late hour on ihus
day night ordering them TO appear before him al Annapo
on Monday next TO answer charges against them. Wna
their response will be is unknown. They were IN con-
sultaton with their counsel today but decline MAKING
public their determination. One OF the counsei mas
visited Annapolis for the purpose OF examining
the charges against them. The feeling Of mtJony OF
the Unonists is against the Commissioners paying al!
attention to Swanns order. They advise them TO stay
ouetlv in their Office discharge their duties, TO act
altogether OH the defensive and if Swami attempts ylo
lence to meet force with force. Several eI military officers
called to-day on MayorChapman and the
ers and rendered their services Tonight large meeting
Of veterans representing "he Boys in Blue was bed and
presided over by Brighten. Wooley, who advised them
TO stand shoulder to shoulder in this contest as they
had done in tho field. Col Forths said that the
meeting YVES called by the permission OF the Commander
of "the BOYS in Blue" Malor-Gen Dennison, for the
purpose of taking measures to support the regularly
constituted authorities of the city and of thwarting
Swanns effort TO place the Rebels in power Committees
were appointed to canvass the City to-monow and obtain
tic names Of all who will support the Commissioners IN
any emergency and report to the Boys In Blue at
once. The following address was unanimusly agreed
upon;
Boys in Blue.
ATTENTION. The events now transpming IN TINS cry
make il incumbent upon once more 10 assemble In
Iasscd columns 60 resist Ia attempts Of traitors ID cur
midst 10 dep i've !oya OF this city OF the c0nlToi OF
ls aa rs and ry. u 10 the tender mercles OF our doad'
est enemies You will report yourselves TO yonr
officers for assignment for duty, and AJld
Yourselves ready a. moments notice TO
defend our cbar,ort1 rights, now being menaced ana
ENDANGERED by the dcsQcaUle traitors, WLOso ready
sympathy was awu,s and for Rebels IN arms ana
whose curses always followed us every blo)y LED OF
the Maryland lire. We fought aud eonqHeoH tAe
Rebels, who had the uaIlincs TO face Us 10 ne
Sold We have now 20 regulate those l'io"s
,gho for the last four Yeas have stood HiL
varl-sck aud GRO kerry ware Ia land, ready 10 fii
their dear friends ui he South With their valuable F
pathy The Iowa Pnire Board OF Baltimore must b. |
famed at ell hazads End al every cost 80 reaoy ne
prompt Zach Wall will report its strength ana ofsa 80
iatiof on Saturday mig AZ o'clock at the hradquane
OF the Uncunsttii loAI Union Ceainl Committee.
by order OF the General commanding. - .
L. c. IAlR, Col. and Chief OF Stall
Meetings were held in soy erl other places, and any at
tempt OF the Governor IN interfere in the local affairs OF
Baltimore was denounced attack upon the Liberties
=: the people There we're also meetings held Il the
Union League. Rcve!dy johnson is anC4s the counsel
engaged by tie Democrats