New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-20

now finds headquarters in the Office Of Adj. Gen. CN-
rington. Dispatches were this day received which
make i, that by the latter part Of this week, 20
companies Of - men each, will be their way from
Ohio TO the Federal capital 10 is expected that NOT
less than 500 men will be quartered in this city to-
morrow. There viii be no hesitation, in any part Of
the State, in to the requiton for 10 regiments,
and Clio is prepared, as Gov. Dennson yesterday tel
egarhed President Lincoln, TO supply the four reg
imepts which Kentucky has declined to furnish.
The loyal spirit which these facts exhibit is fully
derrtool by the Republican majority in the General
Assembly, and bill has passed the Senate with butone
dissenting voice-tlat of Senator Newman, a Demo
crat from seoto Propriaing 81 100000 for
the purchase Of and equipments for the militia OF
Ohio $4,000 for the support aud maintenance OF the
Federal Government 500 600; for contingent fund,
nj the control OF the Governor $4,000.
The debate on this bill was brief, but of the most m-
Iressive interest. Senator Key Democra9 Of iamil-
ton County declared his purpose to support the bill,
but in speech Of partisan bitterness, charged the re-
sponsbiiy Of is necessity upon the Republican party,
denlorng the couusos which surround the President,
and especially dcprecaing the malign influence Of
the member Of the Cabinet from Ohio in whose life
no word or act was ever recorded for peace concla
ton These were his words; let him have the BEN
eft of them. Senator Gorfeld RepuDlican) OF Portage
County responded in clear and forcibe manner, re-
citing the facts fox which the Administration Of James
Buchanan IL responsible refusing, at this crisis to dis
cuss patisan measures bu, declaring himself and those
who acted wi him. wiling 10 abide by the verdict Of
impartial history upon the causes of the civil war
which has been opened
Immediately after this bill passed the Senate, 1t was
read first time in the House Of Representatives, when
motion to suspend the rules and read ii second time
was male. This motion The leading Democrats re-
sisted. They bad held a caucus upon the bill, and their
action in tie House is index 10 the sprt Oh that
caucle The motion was lost. Tie vote was then
reconfidcred Again motion was put TO suspend the
rues and again enough Democrats voted against 1t TO
defeat H. Tie bill wac then ordered to second read
ing this morning Il was promptly called mp and was
read and the suspension Of the rules oE thid reading
was moved. Again Tie Democrats resisted-2o oil
them-and the Ji was ordered for third reading ut
II clock tomorrow. 1t that time, the merits OF the
lii will De discussed the excitement VIII be mtelfe,
! and Il will become law. l. is the general feeling
,ba, anv man who votes against it VIII misrepresent biz
eonsinents of al parties and may expect cures loud
| and deep.
Samuel Medary, late Governor Of Kansas, who is
| now editing weekly paper here called The Crs's,
has shown himself in his paper 70 be friend Of the
Confederation Of Jefferson Davis and it is reported
| that having been admitted TO the Democratic Caucus
on the Military Appropriation BILL he advised deter
mined opposition to al appropriations in support Of the
Federal Government. Other Democrats of influence
20 with him. Let their positions be generally known
l. will be good for Ohio in the future. There are loyal
men enough in all par'e7 20 give Ohio prominent do
tincon in the great battle which is 70 be fought and
won. One Of the leaing Democratic Senators
Schleigh Of Fairfield County, who il Brigidier Gen
era in the Ohio militia, has offered Lis seryccs and
will bring two or more conn lncs Of good men from has
county into the regiments now forming. by major
It's Of the people Of Ohio IN every party political diff
ferences are merged now in common sentiment Of na
tionality, which they are ready 10 maintain, wiil
muskots in thcr hands, wherever the Federal Gov
eminent shall call them. Especially il determination
Of active loyalty manifested among our young men
The Companies now being formed which will report
themselves at Washington early next week, viii bC
composed chiefly Of men not p years Of age.