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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1861-05-03

Provisions EoR THE SoUrH DETAINED AT
ClSciNsArI.-A despatch was received
yesterday from Cincinnati to the effect
that a quantity ofprovisons shipped at
that city for New Orleans by the steamer
stephen Decatur had been seized by
mob. The officers of the Jacob Strader,
which arrived last night. inform us that
formidable mob proceeded to the steamer
Decatur at an early hour yesterday morn
ing and threatened the destruction Of the
boat If the provisions were not speedily
put ashore. The Sheriff Of Hamilton
county appeared in the midst of the ex-
element. and, in order TO save the boat
and cargo from destruction, took posses
sion Of the cargo, and the mob dispersed.
There is great excitement in Cincinnati.
but we are informed that the leading citi-
zens are in no wise. responsible for tho
lawless acts of the, mob who were guilty
of the outrage upon the stepen Decatur
Lou. Iogr. -stf,.i..f, f,,'.7 n ~
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Incidents of tho Times.


change:
1t is impossible yet to realize that we
are in the midst of civil war that the dis
asters and horrors we have been wont to
read Of in our histories, and to thank
heaven that we were spared from, are to
come to US: that brothers in blood are to
fight on different sides; that those we
have called our dearest friends are become
our national enemies, that the struggles
of patriotism with domestic feelings are
to be made familiar to our firesides. Yet
incidents like one that we read of in the
correspondence of contemporary must
soon be common; intermarriages between
the North and South have been so usual
that some of us have many connexions in
one part Of the country as in the other
" There is young merchant in Charles
ton. who has a beautiful wife, born at the
North, but who believes as all good wives
should do, that whatever her Lord does is
right. When the seven twelve-pounders
doomed forth, and he was torn from her
lingering embrace, she bade her little
boy, with cheerful face, tell his papa
goodbye, and go with brave heart to
Morris Island, and not to come back with
shot in his back. She parted from him
with stoical calmness with her child in
her arms, but when he had left, she
swooned away and remained in fainting
condition all night. The first question
in the morning was-"Dd he see me
tremble or hesitate when | bade him fare.
well ?" There will be plenty of opportu'
mites for heroism in wives and daughters
and sisters as we'll as in husbands and
fathers and brothers. before our present
troubles are past.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1861-05-03

HURRAH FOR WINANs. The Baltimore
millionaire, Winans, offers the Southern
Confederacy seven millions of dollars. ,'
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1861-05-03

MOB Law IN New YoRK.--A mob Of
frouf &Se,to ten thousand people visited
the Offices of all the conservative papers
in New York on Wednesday afternoon -
The Daiy Neps received the first call and
demand was made that it should "show
its colors." The proprietors promptly re-
sponded by displaying the g Stars and
Stripes" The mob next visited the Day
Book Office That paper gives the follow
ing particulars of the affair: rJ .Il '
Subsequently visits were made to the
Office of the Express and Journal Of Com
merce, with similar results. The mob
then returned to the office of the News
and aske for the flag second time
The proprietors refused to take any fur
ther notice of this lawless proceeding, and
night coming on, the crowd dispersed
This demonstration, against tho much
vaunted principle Of free speech in the
North, does not seem to have materially
affected tha tone of the conservative press
of New York, forit continues to denounce
the war policy of the lincoln Administra-
ton as vigorously as ever. -A'ha r
Hlr HIM AGAIN.-In reply the New
York Courier, which says that the Express
of that city has been "a traitor as long as
it dared to be-" the Express says its ed
itors have not been. ia sfJ sa 4 -
Bought and sold for $50, 500. ps-1 :.
Driven through the Capitol by Duff
Green's mahogany pistol stock.
Or, cowhided in Wall street, for yiolat
ing the laws OF 6 I'D and man.. ~
Or published private letters, held in
honor and confidence. uoJ rg
i5,IG then. the editors should ever be
hung Cor Treason they hope to leave q
deeentihAme behind. %li IHi "a
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1861-05-03
Total

The table is as nearly correct as it can
be made in the absence of the guard-rolls
of the different ships. AS the Home
Squadron is likely to be the first to need
It's marines, we give detailed statement
of their location in the fleet.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-01-17
Correspondence.
(For the Chiefly

COMING, N. Y, Jan. I, 1861.
Ma. EprroR The effect Of the revolution
sry movements in South Carolina are begin.
ming 70 develop themselves in all Department.
Of business operations in the North. Every
thing seems unsettled, and no one knows vha'
to do in business matters. Excitement 10 in
essasing all through the country. and tie feel
ing is rapidly possessing the public mind. thai
the people must arm themselves, and rally q
the support of the Union. The crisis has a.
ready commenced. and the people are looking
for some overt act on the part Of the South, that
viii arouse the North 70 Immediate action.
trenbls in view Of the gulf that yavns 6sfors
10. Il seems to have been the programme 70
disarm the North, ssud the United States ves
sells away. empty the Treasury, and thus lesvs
the North at the mercy of the Rsvolationists
and what ID most horrible In the whole matter,
d the fact that the President alpeas. from svi
dence revealed, 70 be implicated in the natter
that he who was sworn 70 support the Conssisu
tion and execute the Laws, 70 be concerned In
these reasonable designs, ID terrible, and will
arouse the Northern blood. have no doubt
that the Northern States viii begin at once "a
arm themselves, and place themselves on .
war footing. The matter is being agisatsd,
and action will be prompt.
c. GRAHAM.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-01-17
Territorial Legislature.


The House of Representatives. tb
msmbersoi which were elected on the 6tl
Of November, stands as follows:
Fret Distrief-DonipAan County:
". d. Markham. r. n. Williams
VIM. H. Wilson.
Second Decentralization County:
%Georgia H. Fairchild, sJohn Kesn
Third Distriet-LearensoortA County:
David II. Bailey, William Perry
+Chsrles Stsrns. IN. Humber.
Fourth D;striet-J6erson County:
Hentry Buckm ,ster. ~Dsvid L. Lakin
Fifth District- Wabaunsss and PottGpat
omie,
CHARLES B. Lines.
.SixM Decentralization County:
Martin Anderson.
ISsrenM Distriet- Wayndots County:
William Y. Roberts.
Eight Distriet-Brorn Coxnty:
w. w. Guthrie.
Ninth Dissries-Nsmaha Cousty:
C. C.. Coffenbury.
Tenth Distriet-NarskaH and Walking
ton:
G. G.. Pierce.
ElevenM District-Raey and Clay:
81 Walter G. Dunton.
Twelfih Distries-Davis and Dickinson
~Robert Reynolds.
Thirteenth Distriet--Breeksnridgs County
George II. Lille.
Fourteenth District .Sharnee County
William E. Bowker, John P. Greer
Fifteenth Distrin-Douglas County:
Geo. W. Dietzler. -. P. Cowles
Hermann Thoman.
SixtsenM District-Johnson County:
John T. Burris. *Chss. Sims
SeysnteenM Distriet-Lykins County:
Benz. +. Simpson.
EgAteenA Distrist-Lnn County:
j. T. Snoddy.
Mnetesnh Distrief-Linn and Lykins
G. w. Miller.
zsoeatieM Disfriet-Andersos CoUnty:
-,r- r. Gilpstrick.
Isssnsy first Dissrict--FIanklis County:
james Hanwsy.
7sssnsy second Dntr;es-C Cefsy asd 0sa9s
James NJ. Winchell, d. A. Hawkins
Tbsaty-kkird Distr;es- Norris, Chase, dc
r 8. N. Wood.
TSenty;f fosrt1 Disfries-Buflr. Gress-
GOOD, Hunter. Godfrey. and Woodson.
yr. ]. Graves, .,. ,a.5, ~ =
TSenty-f,M Distries-A1sa, Wzsos.
Dorm and Ae6ee. ~
.qsraH John w. Scott. ~ -lf
Tsssnty-sizzh Diserie-Bosr6om Cosssy:
.a,v j. O. Burnett. :
TSsnly-sesss& Disfriet-A,cpakos Coxs.
.r5'sI .oG..v ty: r.s.-.1s -
ssa H. b. G. Harrison. 5,.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-01-17

IA LEarsLAryE.-The Territorial Legis-
laturs met at Lecompton. on Monday.
the 7th inst. and Immediately adjourned
to Lawrencs. BY decisive vote in both
Houses. The Governor did not intsrpose
. veto. probably thinking it useless. The
following officers were chosen:
Couxcn.-Presidsnt. w. w. UPds-
graf. Of Lykins; lst Clerk. J. J. Ingalls,
Of Atchison; ID CLERK. ]. Stotlsr, Of The
Rmpsria News; Enrolling Clerk. D. B.
Emmert, Of the Auburn Dockst; journal
Clerk, Bates, of Riley; Docket Clerk. A.
| P. Smith. of Pottswatomis; Ensrossing
Clerk. Landon; Sergeant alarms, j. T.
Hewitt. Of Franklin; Doorksepsr. G. l.
Caldwell, of Anderson. oi#G
HousE.-Spesksr. ]. W. Allen. o.
Scott; LIST Clerk. Alfred, Gray. of Wy
andotts: I'd Clerk. Geo. ". Still. Of
Lssvsnworth; Docket Clark. E. s. Nash.
of johnson; Journal Clerk. A. Gunther'
of Douglas; Enrolling Clsrk. j. L. VIII
son. of Pottawatomis; Engrossing Clerk
John Lsntsr. Of Anderson: Sergsant-st'
Arms, franklin o. Sawin. Of Brown
Doorkespsr. Henry Tibbs. Of Jefferson.
In the formation of the Committees
| we nstics thss the members Of tn Houst
from our County and Brown arc assign
ed places as follows: Markham, on Pub.
lie Institutions. Contested Elections, and
Claims. Willisms, on Elections. Chair.
man. and Phraseology. Wilson. on
Internal Improvements. Claims, and En-
crossed Bills. Guthrie, on Judiciary,
Enrolled Bills. Public Institutions, and
Contsstsd Elections. s. Oh r
One Of the first acts will probably b<
for an efficient organization Of the Mill
tia. y-.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-01-17

n To ARns l-Rsalising the importance
Of the present momsstess crisis. sad the
necessity for brsshisg mp Of ths militia
~ Jpirit. We have sdeptsd The notte !:
"In time Of peace prepare for var; = and
in pursuance thereof. have 81 absst put
ting oursslf upon : VA iostias." b
means Of tie msst thorough drill. We
have hauled from It, dusty corner our
old United States nuskst, which has not
had load in il for twelve ysars: and
every night. after finishing our labor.
We spend an hour-say from IL to l
o'clock-in regular drill. to the enlivsn-
ing airs of Yankee Doodle and Beny
Hsvsns, executed upon our suout. Our
gun is An old flint lock. and one Of the
swful kicking kind. We expect, if it
comes to the 'tug Of var" to rnsh to
close quarters. and get along without the
aid Q. balls. We shall simply put in .
good charge Of powder, stick, tho brssch
into the face Of the enemy. and pull trig-
ger-it will kick half dossn Of them
'.hsels over stomach" every clip. The
.'bsgonst" is gone :. but it has . steel
ramrod, and an old fashioned cork-sersw
"wipsr." ss large as an inch sugsr.-
When a charge is ordered. We will screw
this on to the end Of the ramrod, rush
upon the enemy. twist it into the rear Of
their trowsers. and "wips them out y
By the way. the old gun has history.
It passed through Eve wars. and came
cut whole. It did service at Qusbec,
Ninety.Six. Kings Mountain. Cowpens.
Camden, Eutaw Springs. Guilford Court
House. and Yorktown; was with Wsyne's
army at the Fallen Timber did its duty
in Hsrrison's campaign. at Tippecanes ;
sang songs Of death at the Thames
and Lundy's Lane; and did its share
in the Black Hawk war. Beng
too old and out Of fashion. it did not 60
to Mexico; bat it did some loud talking
over Tsylor's victories down there. and
his subsequent victory over the Locofo-
cos. ..-.-.
P. s.-Ws might be induced to part
with the gum, in consideration Of sufi.
cisnt sum of money. As Georgia and
Alabama are in the business Of buying
up old musksts, here is chance for Q
speculation. We ought to have at least
$15 for it, - it is probably IS servicsa-
bic as the condemned lot which they
purchased Of Gsorge Law. The asso.
Citations connected with our gun are preb
ably just now unpleasant to those States
but if they are in for . ''swsp." they
will please forget its history. It will
cary ball. shot or shell.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-01-17

} ~ They have been in terrible stew.
down at St. Joseph. over the rumor that
Montgomery. with ? hundred men. was
marching to attack that city. They have
held meetings. appointed vigilance COM
mittees. and acted the fool generally
The fercest Secsssionists exhibited ths
greatest terror. It sounds well to hear
the Southernsrs talk about whipping the
North. when the rumorsd approach Of
one hundred half-starved men can fright.
en- city of twelve thousand Inhabitants
almost out of her boots
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-01-17

The CoNTEsT.-Ths contested cases in
this County are at length decided
Whitehead and Gabbsrt are declared
elected over Larzslsrs and Lowe. fer
County Commissioners. This was what
WAS expected. from the fact thai such
men as Judge Doughsrty and Judge
Blair had the decision in. their own
hands. Col. Ege. the third judge, although
. Democrat, has won esteem by the hon
orabls and impartial manner in which be
conducted the trial, although overrulsd
BY two men who had made up their de-
cision in Democratic caucns, before the
trial commenced. Dougherty and Blair
prstsnded to give reasons for their dscis-
ion; but they could haye made it short
and truthful BY the simple statement,
that Whitshsad and Gsbbsrt were Dem
ocrats. and the party demanded their
election. a,za .- s...
Blakely Withdrew from the contest fol
Sheriff. Had he pushed it, he could
have succssded IS easily - Whitehead
and Gabbert. Thus he has exhibited
some honor. when none was expected ;
while the old chuggle. e.head who acts a.
Probsta Judge, Of whom some fairness
was to have been expected. proved bogus.
1t is said that Blair has some of that
school land money. which q Republican
Board sued him for, but which suit was
dismissed BY the late Democratic Board;
that if the Democracy retained control
Of the Board, hs was safe enough. but il
the Republicans succeeded, another sui,
would be brought. But we don't sup
pose that had anything to do with his
decision-not at all
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-01-17

p ~ Bigssrs, late Of the Dispatch.
bas At length "seosdsd." he has. gone
over to Oregon. 10 run the News. and do
tbs striking Tor The gas-bass Who rolled
up the srs-msndous Breekiaridss vots il
Holt. and Who want to sscsde, in order to
prevent their .issers from running off to
Canada ~,'s..--- s.-z
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-01-17

The Washington correspondent Of the
Philadslphia Press says:
/ hsvs il from Fsliabls sourcs that
ths President 10 dslis shssi With The prsiss
which has been bestowed upon hin By
Tie "Usion' 'prass. for Majer A,dssson's :
eosp fstet. under the bslief thss that OF.
CT acted under, his instructisns. The
sommsndation which b hes rscsived
has been all shs moro welcome became Il
hss hssn rsrs for The pest two years. and
Vas entirely. unsxpsstsd u tAis tims, s.d
b y doing bic bsst 70 merit il b pest.
posing action % ths demand Of South
Csrslins that b sshall twithdssv oar
troops from Fost Ssmptse. lasd By rsfa-
sing the demand Of his Eecrees,iea.
Floyd. Thsnas and Thompson, that b
shall command Major ADdersoa 70 sstirs
70 Fort Moslfris. ,-7Fssf "a
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-01-17

A Coop RssoLuTIos.--At meeting ol
the Howard Association, of Philadelphia.
held in the ''city Of brothsrly love-" De.
cember 10th. 1860. 1t was
Rssolved. that come what may Of good
or i'll to our beloved Republic-Union OF
Disunion-ths Howard Association will
continue with undiminished zeal, its Ia
bors for the relief of suffering humanity.
over the whole area of our common coun-
try, wherever tho victims Of disease and
misfortune shall solicit its friendly aid.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-01-17

4 NevM ,AReunsur.@Ths Richmond
Enqoirst h.s struck out ID satirsly new
sad original line Of argumsut sgsinst
n.lsr AndssSen- I'VE ars told. ,ssys
ths Enquipr. S.'thst Ms;sf AndW,on 81
strengthsosd his position. What srighs
he'd Major Andersen 70 esst ths impCla-
tios upon his superior olIiesss thst thsy
had pIaesd him IN . wSak petition ~.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-01-17

are sending their families North for pro-
lection, while they secede
1t is rumored that Senators Toombs
and Wigfsll are to be arrested for trea
son.
The working men throughout the
country are moving in favor Of the On
ion.
Artillery has been stationed at Vicks'
burg, to hail al passing steamboats,, t.
ascertain their destination and purposes
Exciting news is daily expected from
the South. and we may have something
later before going tn press.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-01-17

MoRs CABINET REsIaxA11oss.--Secre
tariss Thompson and Thomas have q
length resigned, and the Disunion sls'
ment has now wholly disappeared from
the Cabinet. John A. Dix. Of New
York. has recsived an sppointment. Tb,
Cabinet 10 said now to b . unit in favo.
Of Union ndsgaiust treason. II is tc
b hoped they WIN now adopt . shor'
msthod. Of crushing ont; treason. Il
Buchanan continues in The course hs haa
now adopted, hs will do much in his lssl
Official days. to atone for tho wrongs
which he has perpstratsd or eountsnanesd
herstofsre.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-01-17

SENATOR'S ELscrED.-During the past
week, several United States Senator,
have been chosen. in different States
Senator Trumbull has been reelected by
the Illinois Legislature. Edgar A. Cow.
sn. Of Wsstmoreland County. hes been
chosen in Psnnsylvania, in place Of Big
lsr. Ex-Govs,nor Morrill, has been slsc-
ted 10 Maine. in place Of Vice Pessidsn,
Hamlin. ce'.A ''s0A tra 81
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-01-17

The RaHr SpIRIr.-New York comes
nobly up to the work. in the present cri-
sis. Resolutions were offered in the Log
islature. approving Of the conduct Of Ma.
ior Anderson, severely condeming trea.
son in South Carolina and elsewhere.
lauding the patriotic Union Congress
men for the border Slave States, iador-
sing the present position Of the Admin
istration and the Presidents late anti.
secession message. and rendering any
amount of men and money from New
York 70 aid the President in maintaining
the Union and enforcing the laws. These
Resolutions were adopted with but two
negative votes in the House and one in
the Senate We may add, that when
the Resolutions went from the House to
the Senate, . Democrat offered an amend
ment. making the language still stronger
against the Southern traitors, which was
adopted. and concurred in BY the House.
The Resolutions were transmitted BY the
Governor to the President Of the United
States, and to the Governors of the Un-
ion loving States. s r sJ
In the present crisis. it is gratifying to
see that party differences are being laid
aside. and Democrats. with some few dis
graceful exceptions. are joining with the
Republicans in favor of the Union and
the & Constieution. sdI -s ~ -sIsda
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-01-17

Ms.ssssey, ,hs Jayha Chief, was fAs svsy q
Aaa al shs mighty lad vas thrown inss ssos" =
Bssasss BiddlsrJsAss ssssss he dissity. saS-"'
fsss a,.s.rsss." with siy hhsAs si.sss bsss Of
WssA ss,vsly ssyss martial lsv, dsfss shs sso'' =
Asd qssli.s ss~asds, ~bs vosh sss 81 vey -" "
psvdss.
TAs .ess thss ,snss wssA isesssss, sf fshs vssh '
~ losdsr:
rsss Wis .sa ssr.sl 70 sa., fools, and - ssses'
A.s ,ssA,.s - received sor sA. sss'rs - s''ss'
WAss shsir slssa had run its essrss. 10y tnH sn-
ssghs- q =.
TAss. Ike IL pisos aaasy. they bad sSasbsd
- ssssht!. "
sseA was shs tale ny sanny seh-ss bsvs ss'd ye,
Aad always finished with these words - nosnfai "s
-z - assws
"Ah ,hoss ssod old days withslws sssf 'As ~
them more, s2,-A-- s'-
Those judges, ssldie, Gsver.s, shsss Pre'idsnss o
yers!
They were 20 like old folks sesses the df rae
We eherished them sisters wsak-asd esLiss tnsn
-aa sisssfs, toe! s-zsl-szzll.s.-1=
And new love sheir ~ s,iI. thsss Dosissly Old men
All! never msrs The world shan look upsa shsis hks
sgaiay =. a-g-a a6g s1r.~
On TEE tiIeH PaAIan. January. 1851. ,F e.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-01-17

Soxl SHow.-Ws now have snow
"as il snow" Il commenced falling
On Monday night. continuing oil that
night. all day Tuesday. and through
Tuesday night, without intsrmission.-
It lies to the depth Of eighteen inches on
level. and the oldest ssttlsrs say it
beats all the SHOWS they have sen in
Kansas. We had no mails on Wednes-
day. nor to-day. in consequence Of the
snow: and as it has undoubtedly block
I'd up The railroads, the mails viii b
greatly dsrsnged for week or moro to
come. which, At the present exciting
time. is not pleasant to contemplate.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-01-17

sE Read the prospectus Of The Ma
tioaal Republican. ths new Republican
psp~ st Washisgton City. Il b startsd
under fsvorsbls auspiec. and bids fair
to become n inaosntial ezpoasat Of The
principles Of the Republican party.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-01-17

MARX TIE ScouNDRELs.--In the House
Of Representatives. . few days since, q
resolution was offered, and adopted by
a tremendous majority, approving of the
conduct Of Major Andersen at Charles
ton. The only two Northern men who
voted Nay. were vallandigham, Of Ohio.
and Florence. of Pennsylvanis-the
two dirtisst mon in Congress. About
the time Vallandigham was giving that
vote. the people of Hamilton. in his Dis.
trict. were firing salute in honor of Ma:
jor Anderson. Butler County is very
strongly Democratic. and gives the ma.
jority which sends Vallendigham to Con-
grsss. Bot the Democrats thsrs swear
BY Gen. Jackson; and were Vallandig.
ham to 60 before his constituents to-day
ss . candidate. aad only Butler County
called upon to vote. they would send
him up 30 high that his tail would touch
the dog star. Before another election.
the State will be rs-districtsd /; but as far
~ Vallandigham is concerned, his polit-
ical race is run in Ohio. 1g,uH7 Fra
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-01-17

STILL GoIso. The States Of Gsorgis.
Florida, Alabama and Mississippi hsvs
seeded. seized Government forts, and
gone to robbing. Louisiana and Texa,
will doubtless soon follow. But they
have all kindly agreed that the Govern.
ment may still carry on her mail arrange
ments in those States, for their benefit
Ths vsunted Southern honor is now bs.
ing displayed with vengeance. ITO .
man up . tree." al these operations car
have but one aspsct-that the Cotton
States are playing s-gams of ab,na. to in
timidate the Republicans. and compel
them to give up the Government to them.
If it is not a game at which they will
be badly worsted before they are through
with it. they will be lucky. a7
Ifths Senators from the seeding States
will have the polisensss to go home. il
will leave Republican majority in that
body, enabling them to admit Kansas,
transact other important business. and
sustain the Administration in its present
patriotic stand against treason. And il
her Representatives consent to banish
themselves from Washington and forsgo
their salaries for one year. it will enable
the Republicans to elect a Speaker Of the
House, in December next.