The Chronicles of Baltimore Being a Complete History of Baltimore Town And B
The Chronicles of Baltimore Being a Complete History of Baltimore Town And B
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Lincoln, it is not reasonable to suppose that there was much division of sentiment in Baltimore on and immediately after the 19th of April. It is equally capable of proof that, though the people were thus united, no violence was, with a solitary exception, done to the few whose opinions differed radi- cally from those of the mass of the community. Men who were known always to have been strenuous supporters of Mr. Lincoln, and to have sympathized warmly with the most extreme politi- cians of the... North, walked the streets unmolested. Tlje people of Baltimore, though bent upon vindicating their own rights, did not then or afterwards desire or attempt to compel any citizen to forego his political opinions.
About ten o'clock on Saturday, the 20th of April, the following telegram was received by the Mayor : CHROISICLES OF BALTIMORE. 599 Washington, April 20th, 1861.
To Mayor Brown, Baltimore. — "VVe have seen the President and General Scott. We have from the former a letter to the Mayor and Governor, declaring that no troops shall be brought through Baltimore, if, in a military point of view, and without interruption from opposition, they can be marched around Baltimore.
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Lincoln, it is not reasonable to suppose that there was much division of sentiment in Baltimore on and immediately after the 19th of April. It is equally capable of proof that, though the people were thus united, no violence was, with a solitary exception, done to the few whose opinions differed radi- cally from those of the mass of the community. Men who were known always to have been strenuous supporters of Mr. Lincoln, and to have sympathized warmly with the most extreme politi- cians of the... North, walked the streets unmolested. Tlje people of Baltimore, though bent upon vindicating their own rights, did not then or afterwards desire or attempt to compel any citizen to forego his political opinions.
About ten o'clock on Saturday, the 20th of April, the following telegram was received by the Mayor : CHROISICLES OF BALTIMORE. 599 Washington, April 20th, 1861.
To Mayor Brown, Baltimore. — "VVe have seen the President and General Scott. We have from the former a letter to the Mayor and Governor, declaring that no troops shall be brought through Baltimore, if, in a military point of view, and without interruption from opposition, they can be marched around Baltimore.
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