The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1861-03-16

~ Ill 10, 1SO il.
sent from Galveston TO reinforce Colone
Ford, who was at BrcwnsyilIe.
| a. dispatch from New Orleans, yester
/ day sixth says: The opinion 81 lead
ling men here il that Chase and Biair are
tIie most Objectionable men III LincoIn's
cabinet Great confidence Is expressed
that Seward, from Ills ayowed opposition
toeoefcion, will inaugliratc a peaee policy,
iF1p Ills irrepfcssiblc conflict principles.
ind ininortilizc himself s'
ID convention the resolutions intro.
] luced to-day, ol,jcctibg to d tariff further
than 10 secure revenue as also securing
tlte public domain 10 TIN Stats are not
liEtendell 10 throw any obstacles ID the
way of the formation 81 d Southern Con-
.Icderacy< /.
"A Montgomery Dispatch OF the same
date says; Congress confirmed Mr.. III.
Reagat, IN Texas, Postmaster. @ encral III
piaee oE Elicit, 81 Mississippi. declincsl.
VI Mr.. Buchanan arrived ut Lancaster
yesterday ord was received by military
Eand citizens
President Lincoln has been presented
with q span Of magnificent horses by
some New York gents.
The Constitutional, Union and Demo
cratic. Convention Of Rhode Island yester.
day nominated Mr.. William Sprague for
Governor and Mr.. VIM. q. Arnold Lieut..
Governor, aud the rest Of the present
State officers.
The Democrats have nominated Mr..
Geo. II. Brown for Congress from the
western district. VI. .s.s..
Last night fifty buildings were dies.
troyed by a conaagration at Dundee, N.
~, leaving but one store ia the town.
This Is che second disastrous firo this
winter Thetotn loss is estimated at
100, 900 to 10000 dollars. Supposed
TO have been. the work Of inccndiaries aud
several arrests have been made ~
+ Pony, Feb 10, arrived at Kearney
March 9th, 3 am. (
.s,.. = Sr. Lots, March s, am.
VA Imthc United States Senate, on motion
to print Inaugural, Wigfail gave his con.
struction, which differed from that or
Douglas He referred TO the fact that
the representatives OF the Southern Con.
federncy were here TO be received; Haiy.
ing oil questions Of regularity as to the
existence Of their government, they are
here TO enter into q treaty with the led
eral government, and the matters Of con-
troyersy mnst be settled either BY trcatJ
or by the sword. II is useless TO talk
about enforcing the laws, and holding,
aud Occupying, and possessing the forts.
Wien youeoinc TO this. bayonets and not
words must settle the question; and he
would say that Forts Plckens and SUM
ter cannot5b be held much longer Forts
Moultrie, and J ohnston, and Castle Pinek-
ney are in5the possession Of the Confeder-
ate States, and the Confederate States
viii not leave Fort Sumter an the hands
5ot the federal government. 4.
. In reply to Mr.; Douglas, ne denied
that the Union, as i was formerly, now
existed legally and constitntionally. The
adoption OF the Grittenden proposition;
he said might have adjusted the difficult
ties, but Y received only ~ votes now.
ihe seeded states; @onld never come
back under any circumstances. frey
VIII not i've tnher tins administration,
ts;ItllaflW Jour troops, ehcn make no
sttenPt 70 .soiieet tflOlte ana enter INTO
treaty, win nm THESE states. 70 TINS, and
you. VIII nave q peace SEND your nag ol
-t y. stars lltither, ana = VIII De
nFea ililo' anu Msr VIII ehsie' re CON
-o,.t,lcsl as soqle ieptl, prgilig . ulNlsiotti
~ hHl teaay ~ uii''ef petsteell
..is NV lN9 q 4. ,ty !, 4. ], Z,
ti ilosii's 'e'lls''.'. s.i',s' Y, !hg
S II, !. 20 ilS iearsa
! f9 z ahief isil1 iisteIs eoulu ny %
iliia ili'leA toi'5et :. y lelefaa troops Ihefe
Ms = t ~, Mty'l sontff itAYe neeh
f g ils .,.u not seiieFe y eoail
81 nov, Stsl,5ut we usc ~ =, ~ Illouseld
i.ienoy M'ist s'inI SUI. ille,e WIRE ~.
'sN: illsl - 49, ~ nsst snu ',cy must
ss.o e - l,,s'lste, A,l slis naa lot
,,,, saa uh SUI ei'oun ~ last 'tLits says;
tl'cte iAtiss ne Pfolp't nctioh ~ . iaF l q
Pe',st, -. -: !, !, So ~. ,:E
A,T- " tali asieea y Mr' uonglas
Montn AasfHe SitsurAm q ! ttoops
run o'ireeI my = iGANns aa ito'li tls
Dotaets ~ NY IV's.esie,a'e s9ta5es, uiu
t'ial " at'epllt oe maui " soheet stie
y l'ousias IePhen 'nat: he was NOT
IN tue cVtil.ei.s ol commence ui Nte aalllp-