The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1861-04-18
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PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA.
April 15-The Office of the Palmetto
Flag newspaper in Chestnut street was
mobbed and the contents destroyed.
a large body of the citizens have visit
ed each newspaper Office, insisting imper-
atively upon an open display of the Stars
and Stripes. The feeling is very bitter
against>all who are supposed to sympathize
with the South. The Union feeling is
intense.
The Philadelphia Banks have rendered
Gov Curtin ali the money the State may
need for the war-aso the banks of Pitts
burg.
HARRISBURG.
April 15.-The Democrats in the House
of Representatives here have just intro
duced a resolution piedging their party
and the State to the General Government
and supporting it in speeches, saying That
they desired to place the Democratic party
right on the record by changing their
votes against the War Bill last Friday,
and also saying that they voted against
the bill believing it to be unnecessary, but
now that the Union is attacked by an
armed rebellion, they want to show their
loyalty to the Government
WARLIKE SPEECH.
April 13-President Davis aud the
Secretary of War were serenaded last night.
The latter was called out, and in his
speech said that the confederate flag would
soon be waving over Fort Sumter, and the
federal capitol at Washington, if their
independence was not acknowledged, and
hostilities should continue.
EXCITEMENT IN BALTIMORE.
April l3.-The intelligence from Charles
ton has produced great excitement and
the anxiety to obtain further news is IN
tense. IL man made his appearance on
the streets with a large secession cockade
on his hat. He was pursued by mob,
and was only protected from violence by
the interference of the police.
EX- PRESIDENT BUCHANAN IN FA-
NOR OF SUSTAINING THE PRE-
SIDENT.
April 15.--Seccssion has no followers
here. All parties are united in sustaining
the government at al hazards.
Ex-President Buchanan remarked to
one ofhis nlostintimate aAd political friends
to-day, 9 That tie. goeernmeat had gone 20
Tie utmost, ceyye Of Jorbearance, and 1t aoas
'loU Tie dirty Of all good citizens to stand by
the government"
a general town meeting to sustain the
President, viii be held here on Wednesday
evening next.
THE WAR FEELING IN MASS.
april 15.-All political questions and
divisions have been dropped here, and
the Universal Sentiment Of the city and
State is for the defence of our flag TO the
last. Twenty thousand volunteers have
already rendered their services at the Ad-
jutant Generals Office Gen. b. +. But
Ter, an ardent Breckinridge supporter has
rendered his services with his entire brig
ade.
UNION FEELING IN BALTIMORE.
The Union feeling in the city is strong
this morning. The Minute Men, an or
ganization 1890 strong, which has been
drilling ever since the Presidential elec-
ton, threw out the Stars and Stripes this
morning from their headquarters, with
the motto ''the. Union and the Constitu-
ton"
'IITTLE BHODY" AR0USING!
Providence, April 14-Gov Sprague
has rendered to the government the servi-
ces Of the marine artillery and one thous-
and infantry, and offers to accompany them
himself
PROCLAMATION OF GOV. NOR
GAN.
Albany n. Y, April 15.-The Legisla-
ture this morning passed bin appropria-
ting three millions to equip twenty
thousand volunteers in addition TO the
present State force, and Governor Nor
Gan has issued his nroclamation acnorh-