New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-03

EIGHTEEN OF THEM ARRFsTED-THEY SING THE
BONNIE BLUE FLAG" AND CHEER FOR SEr-
MoUR AND BLAIR.
The Philadelphia Post of yesterday. says:
Republicans OF Philadelphia 10 the front The Rebel
Democracy determined that an honest election shall
not take place. The developments OF The past week UNI
mstakabiy show what they doing swarms OF Rebels
are here and more are coming. The seailawags ana
Of Baltimore are being sent among u by the EeSe s
Detective Police force in the early part OF the WEEK re-
Gratis had convened in Baltimore. where plans were
matured for the purp9se OF sending Maryland seces.
election. number OF leading Democrats OF this city
present that meeting and assured their Baltimore
devilshidesigns Mr. Lannon's information proved cor
the trains from the Monumental cry on weanes
vote the Democratic ticket The Chief was at tho depot
With posse OF men aud ~den sme .Da Ten Of them
captured and locked up Yesterday afternoon '9sy
ton, where they gave the following names residences
ana es.,.. lu sa. r.. sitter No 20 Tbomp.op.
Jmss sHyhs h.s charge Of Democratic hssdlo. Ices " ''
osors. W. Morri. No 8, c.seia.s,
jo..pS Peters ,,g.s.'r So =, s. AN.soi,h.,'
Js%,. 'loI bo.Tdsg hsu;s ls,p.. No % r'''s'
T ss%, E s's a. fa. .s.f 10 iasi po1s%
a assra h xs.9 .s.n.s H. "a Thames, 8,
The prisoners were defended by l. Newton Brown az
ssed y two OF lights OF the Rebel Deoc-
racy Mr. took most active interest IN behalf OF
his friends the like which the leaders OF his party delight
20 nSIS5 TSs e wS TSSSa
.iiug tho Rebel air OF Bonnie Blue Flag ana cheerfd
for their favortes Seymour and Blair The nLst witness
examlned was Jacob Ii Richardson OF No. 3& Ist wash.
ingon Clerk Supreme Court United States who deposed
badly Injured while recognized Hutehns as
among the number who sang the Rebel song OF the
"Bonnle Blue Flag" after this they gave cheers
for SEYMOUR and Blair; several OF the Boys In Blue
cheered for and Cofa1 Hutchins knocked witness
senseless with club tho assault occurred just outside
OF Baltimore George d. Johnson residing IN washing
Ton d. c. saw the crowd In and cheer for eymour
and Blair; then they sang the Bonnie Blue Flag he
recognized Hucbns Rooney and Peters as being in the
party James 4. wormley OF Washington testified that
10 was on the train coming from Baltimore and saw
singing. William O. Crawford, residing IN Washington,
he recognized Peters and selvag as being
with the party who made the attack. Policeman Kenny,
First District arrested stanton found loaded revolver
on his person; also arrested Morris and Rooney Chief
Iapon testified that he ordered the arrest OF defend
auts: that on Tuesday he received information
10 the effect that parties In Baltimore were ar
ranging send here for the purpose OF voting nc
coming election that 400 were coming on Wednesday
and chat arrested the defendants the persons who
mentioned In the description BIO had received Mr.
ton Mr. Goforth for tho Commonwealth, sad that
would be improper for the Chief 20 state who his in
formaDts were their lives would be In danger In case
he should do The Alderman entertained the same
He held oil Of the defendants for further hear
ing on Monday. On the arrival OF the 225 a. m train
from Baltimore Yesterday the following parties
arrested: John Denny Daniel Murphy George shafner.
Jacob Brown Michael Murray, VIM. Brown. John Miller.
and George shumrick. suspicion OF being portion OF
the roughs been sent here for the purpose c.
voting tho Democratic ticket