The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-18
PEACE IN MARYLAND.

MrLrrrA-PoLrTrcs IN THE CUMBERLAND
REGION.
BALTIMORE, August II, 1871
Governor Carroll to-day forwarded the following
letter TO the President
BALTIMORE. Nd, August IL, 1877.
To His Exccliency RUTHERFORD b. HAYES President
Of the United Statcs-
last upon the line OF the Baltimore Ohio Railroad
ian inter state railway resulted in domestic violence
and tho interruption of commerce and intercourse
not be convened, these evils imposed upon
the constitutional obligation require from
the OF tho United States might DO necessary
TO assist the civil and military power OF this
ssoSsp, oC.suco" 10 e OF
boats upon the Chesapeake aud ONO Canal,
public Interstate highway, eliminating
serious criminal Offences msdo II necessary TO ON
poy portions OF the State and the United States
to open this highway and TO ropress such Offenders
orders In question extended through long belt OF
territory and threatened public evils OF the grnvcst
nature the presence Of the civil and military of
tho state and OF federal invoked their re-
pression has been Sufficient TO restore order IN this
tats without great destruction to property and with.
out other loss OF life than that which unhappily
currcd IN the city OF Baltimore at the outbreak OF
sudden riot.
necessary orders tho dismissal o. the State troops
rom active service, and have expressed to them md
exemplary manner in which their du,cs have been
discharged. desire before the orders executed
the WITHDRAWAL OIL tho troops O Onltcu
tho particular service TO which they have been
unsigned 10 express also the pubc sense OF the hdci
ity, good judgment and discretion with which tho
duties intrustcd 70 them have boon performed havo
tho be- with great respect your obedicn SER
want, JOHN LEE CAKkOLL.
RESUMPTION OF MINING IN THE KATAwHA
vaLLEY-rHE LABoRERs ORGANIZING FOR A
POLITICAL CAMPAIGN.
CUMBERLAND, Nd, August II, 1871
The Consolidation American and Borden companies
Shrce OF the largest In the mining REGION resume work
to- morrow at nty-hve cents tho ratio demanded by
tho mners Only one company, tho Maryland, will
then DO Idle Shipments will DO BY rail-, no settlement
Of canal freiehts being made.
rbomos williams arrested by tho Sheriff at
Frostburg to day charge OF conspring prevent
the miners from working. and soning Fishers house
on Monday night The first charge was not sustained
by evidence. but no held second IN $500
pail 10 appear beforc the Court IN October.
A Convention to organize the work. gmcn's party
Of AiIceauy county was hold here to-day. Dele.
cations from all the city districts and Dvo
OF the remaining eleven districts pres.
ent. After organizing the Convention vent
into secret session, excluding reporters. In secret
favor bcterng the condition Of tho nborng classes
to join IN the movement, opposing tho national bank
system and advocating mo issue OF oil money by tho
general government opposing class legislation and
equal taxation, favor:ng Legislation making Taper
money equal IN value with specie iavoring turin 10
protect home Industry, advocating railroad law max
na pro rota rates and lavoring SUNDAY laws.
An executive committee OF twcnty.four was ap
pointed and the Convention adjourned. subject to tue
call Of tho Executive Committee