The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1861-04-20
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worth Daily Coaserydtive of Thursdarvv. n v
way of Topeka, containing the war news
ap to the l7tb, from which we clip the fol.
lowing items $3.50. s- 8.
The war feeling is intense throughout the
West. Dispatcher from almost eyerv town
IN Illinois. wisconsin and Iowa, that can
be reached by telegraph, represent the neo.
Pile as very determined to sustain the Gov
ernmedt in the enforcement of the laws.
and uPholdiRg the honor of the National
Flag. asIr as yaa zaes 5ga sas.ss & d.
Union gentlemen in Washington yester-
day from North Carolina and Kentucky saw
the reply of the Governors of those States
to the arequisi'ion, misrepresents the people.
Secretary Cameron replied that the services
of independent companies would be received.
Aspecial dispatch to tie New York Post
OF yesterday. says that the Governors of
Kentucky, Virginia. North Carolina and
Missouri refose to respond to the call for
troops Maryland, however, responds
promptly and q Baltimore regiment has ten
dered its services to-day :. 49, I'D +.
James H. Lane, of Kansas. takes com.
mand of one thousand men at Washington.
The President las issued orders 70 garri-
ssau HarPer's Ferry. Forts Washington,
'MoRSse and others. One of the Massachu
sets regiments goes to Fort Monroe with
New York regiment. The route between
;Phiiadelphia ead Washington will be guard
Led by western troops. t a..
The PapeGs of Richmond think Gen,
Scot will resign The Wig hauled down
sthe stars and strips and run up the flag of
The Cabinet were IA session Yesterday
morning at Montgomery. Mr. Lincolp's
proclamation was read amid bursts of laugh
The Secretary of War authorizes the
statement that $4,000 more troops we're
called out TO meet Iincoln's men.
Gen. Beauregard says he can get SO. 900
men in S5uth Carolina. and declines the
offers Of regiment from. Georgia and Ala
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Good authority states that there is no
doubt. England and France will recognize
the independence of the South soon. 80
Ameeting of those who are opposed to
Mr.. Lincoln's war policy has been held at
Louisville 5000 persons were present.
The following banks have rendered money
for the support of the Government: Me-
chanics. Rank, of New Haven,i Conn, S25,-
600; Concord Union Bank, N. H., $780,
600: Bank of Hartford, Conn, $40, 900 /;
Fairfield County Bank, Conn, s5o, 1000 !;
Western Bank, Boston, $50,OOO-and the
other Boston banks have agreed to increase
the loan of that city to one million dollars
The Virginia Convention has been in
secret session for several days. Reporters
were excluded. The current belief was that
the ordinance of secession was passed.
Messrs. Cass, Bigler and Buchanan have
declared in favor of the Union and sustain
ing the President. se'--..f@
Al Concord. New Hampshire, the State
Capitol Bank rendered loan of $50. 900 to
the State to aid in putting down insurrec-
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Poclsset Bank has rendered S25, 900 to
the Governor eff Rhode Island for military
purposes. Jr# .-ssa rl-ss
The Elm City Bank, of New Haven, has
just rendered to the Governor of the State
$4,000. towards meeting the National
emergency, with liberty to draw at sight
A gentleman of Montgomery has taken
Sl25,oo0of the Confederate loan at par, and
paid the amount in gold. - sr.a srr
The Legislature of Rhode Island has
passed bill authorizing the raising of reg
iment. II is understood that $500, 600 will
be appropriated 7,'' "
Hon. A. II. Stevens, in Atlanta Ga, last
night. said that il would require seventy
five times $4,000 men to intimidate the
Confederate States, and then it could not be
done. $500 = - 3asG5asiess aU..
A telegram was read in the New York
Legislature yesterday afternoon, stating that
crowd in New York city had compelled
the Herald office to hoist the American flag,
That paper is now for the Union. a.-.,r
At Chicago yesterday the election result
ed in the success of the entire Republican
ticket on an average majority of 1900.
Gov. 5Jackson's reply to the Presidents
call for troops was that mot one man will
the State Of Missouri furnish to carry on
any such unholy crusade. " a1aia Egg
At Detroit. yesterday. at an informal
meeting of the citizens. Gov. Blair presid=
ing. it was resolved that in order to expo
dite the. equipment of troops required from
Michigan. to aaise 100000 by private sub
scriptiou. A large portion of the amount
wrs subscribed on the spot, and the balance
will be raised Immediately, Gen. Cass re-
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Thereswi be from $4,000 to 100000
men in the field in less than thirty days,
Al Cincinnati on Wednesday. Chief of