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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1861-01-26
KNoxyILR TENNEssEg sATuAY ,ioRNNu JANOARY 81 lael

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isAss assssts ii. nvsaiss 81 iks a,si
siass thag 9As tissnst e.sf u fhe " ~ sailed
fse Fee yefk 4sss eatafis5 hlahl, wish sas
tHudsve saa fag aies aaiet IiFaA Bassleig,
Sshsa 81 Fest seasfss radez skess eiseaa,s
siAarss rel mrs N boA "a Il tessrn iiy sss,i.
Hiasica ~ uus 81 seas ssAsEifatseasi aatls-
eFs. into fenf kasde kss :.
WI kisn tssFsst yoaf eseaisht ssfss,
n Taoafsss.5
Ins esssslsasy, J,srs HtealsAs. FsesIasal
II ths uHlt4a slaIss-
= ~ sFestsss ss sressftss fhosssos
WSSestetpe, las ,, 1854.
ass hsse fessIssa ebd aeespsed fepe
ftasshatlsa u setssfaas, eg lie elIsee ef ihs
tlesFvtay1af tks Tsfsfief Ga N5heas srFn-
ina sfst bfsentst, 1850, Il Aetpaafs q ikt pf.
asFs sNhlsh asa bees tssss3 81 ths vas ssi
NeFs DegsfiSssHts 10 scaa ths Rfaqssfa vith
rtiatoss saaasis - sFaft saHsett. ~ ISIS in,
fasasea ypR 6a SO ssma eseelaa stated 10
Fea ~ ssesaa fsr thit sssFsnslau. whish ssa
kheEs sses ~ ssssse, seasd te sesFiily ~
stsseas h eaesFaaeheF ~ 5paf request, haes
etss, pFst8ise4 that stsse isFtefs should s9t
~ feasVSa, slths4t beske rsFssansly esksi4-
efrs ana 6esiese - Fsseisrl fEf5 afnsssss
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"a essty e iBpo ssss'i Ivssfea : spseIaf est,t-
81 sssessag re- WssaesslaY De 81 - 5ahnasy.
tssl IN wsieb iise esestlaH Of seHaipg rein.
fofus sseass :" Fstt saHifsf wzseu,fly atscusa.
- beth ~ tpefself Aaa pthsfs fhe dssiasi
Hssisr.ty ef eFiaiea sss sfsinss ron.
A. .his ussttluF fhe aasSrf ~ ne sfasfh
tatpliAa EcRalssietess - M fVWmuBlta-
tsss - tssH ~ the Rfst of Aseegaissr. vas re-
ee,ySa sad read, I, rsoaapsa Kueb inaleaa-
AZ "a
AF,sF lsr'hcf htisr conversation, l rtopioysi
The suileuinE isas'ssFe, aIR .s aew al o. ,,
end fsthfstesmehis usst BE- sent"
asags Black saia Al the sssaRsst ~ nv &c
sissen tha, sIarE tals lsslss tSs tShgnst sces,t
er Sa@sisssas. sRa hsara 80 Dissenting
vesss lsarea SO sPssis ssi seHs ~ he isi~
ssr lr8 ea 4sait 90 Hst tsisa Iist Fora samtsS
v8uld - lsasoed.steIs uttsvksi. snl hsHcp the
=ecstsis1 e seeding rstafeEeewepis there
without aelaY
Nhtlss yaa sa,nit that aH wsdastaaY, gse-
sarY ID. tais sakirei uss sFsis stssssssa ~
rshlseI, tsss ssF. eat csFtsihlF "a tapriak-
tan sas reseAsa. az4 ths Was hspastssest
Sst apf iustissa IN ordering Fslnfargrps- stH
stlhsat faisutAibE HssFe tksa ess stgs Es.d
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ua rsAfissIoa uas FVarhsi - ihis Tesr ~
feliet Son = eHtiFrsg aiEcfpai frani fhas -
ssaF fssr oldsst colleagues 10 sh" Cshiss' --
iafvba aay iaaEaAEg was SO snul istak abtr.
lhst the Serrriaftsa si WHr Esd The Ssyr
pfas svis3 sa Ast aPaa u v.sAoai ANY faf fthsy
rtsFr 5tI+e ui'h s}ssif, sbaa usat sss beard
~ Hlizst haVs ttaT,l So s4r
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s;gH is sassssasars ~ u.s. dsels,so. asvpis
regret that tsa h-st bees esistsiss so pstEs
y Aei, t'sadeh fis5alF bslisIs. husrsiiy siis-
'skhs. s,ii, - ,s ssttAta seq have uut tlsg
lees been tassiatra
icars, ss3y frsPeeIfsliF.
gAHfs IfeeHASsE
Te Hes. Jseeh Tlass sssn.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1861-01-26

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&ssft - dtstqsa ss8 stsef Saiss. sa,isd 50.
~ "a esneae' sfsfsS tse pa,tsd stsiss 4
AzsFteas
S whRe8ts, tke selection AZ abfahkm IissUlp
sAd iiahaihsi Hsasiia - tee sssees ~ pfssi.
astt a5d \. iefssiasst ~ abs g. = ~ 8asfiaa.
~ : tseiisnaI PSrtJ, sSessdls besslis o. the
datssttlt issbtsfiehs, sad 80 the peace aad
ssesFtst ~ The psot.ls ot the state 81 Alabama.
fsiisuiaE apoh ths heels ~ rasny. anf 8ss-
EeEsas iuiFastipas nf ths Constitution Of The
ustisi ss1tss sy H.ase sf the siass@ AB3 pes-
Gle Of the Nofiktrn section, is political
urusg q 50 iBsaliine aud n,saseing character
- &c tas,tiy ths people ol tas state uf Ala.
ha'aa 10 thf adoption of ,sFompl ead decided
basatnfvs far their t,iare Psats and sarutity
Thrss;ors, Ss 81 slsriages ssd sf4afass - ~
y.sFis y ~ Sfa.s a. AlaAxrss, ~ Cgaysslt.H
ssssfsd3si, That the State ef Alabama nov
pilhdrsrs, ard u hereby withafssn fFam the
niea, kaswa - the rHitsd atates n
Assetisz. and hssesfpTIh Usasss o. be gur of
sad silsd hisifE. aud b., taJ Of ght oEsht
D. be a sersfsiEn esd .uJspsuscai state
sEr- 4sS s. 4 fsytA-f @sgisssf rad er.
,is,sli D. tAs pesstf ef ~ Sisss Of .iisssas ~
tssrfs4ssa asss-sAleJ, That al she powrrs stsr
It's fyrritoFy ~ said ststs. aha ever the p~a.
pic therpst he'etefost aeleRstyd 80 sac Gov.
srEtarst al tks gaitsd States af Amsf.ss. be
asa ihsy arr hereby rvssasA sod vrstsd In
abe Psat-js % ths state - Alabama
Aad a. u j. zee dsssfs sha FafFose ~ the
Psopis ef AIassHa o. frsFt the si4yshalaiur
States "f the S9ath. ~hs wzy approve 80. b
PsffoS~, IL 0fsief 70 tfsns Ff1y,sienai ~
WeA - PrFraaHsrt tsvgg8npast ppaa tie
FStBcipies % the Csasutstior nf the Caltff
5stItvs
~ = glss Rs,eisst ~ r. esse,r " lfsbalsa
~ tasessfssa @ssssrkisJ. Tasi the people -
is~ Ssstss ot p,IaSste. usssi,a5. Ylrzisis,
se4th CsroiiHN. S4a{h Tsro!ins Fla-{ts
y Ga.fFis, Niss,ss,ppi l.ssssi@ne. rerss. A.
ksssas, Fsses-s~s ksntaJ,y ana 1s=s.uri Fs
Hsl ate s>ftbv tsvftcd 10 nr~i tho people 81
taa STATE 9f Alassa,a by Tb-sr p-iaEsi--. ia
eHEeRlisa, es tay ssh dav ~ Febfuasr, A
-, isaA ~ the tity ~ = 30 somrsv Is tho
'sats at A.shag,a fsr rtr fsarpsss OF t5AsHrt-
isz v,lo saeh EtAef - - tbs faest eastIsal
liv4s 81 srsarths eaarpt;aI aea safmna.oar
estiar 10 rhsssSrF sasssarvs msy tr tsuHsA
tsssI dssifsbis fes uuF -an,1asa essss aas Sc
tafay.
lat = fasr2sv Rsssissf Tha, ths Prrss-
deaf ss ihis EeoFFnpUH he aud u hrtsRY .s-
pEsgtra ,e tysEssti fafibwth a vrPy 81 shs
Efyzothr prseHtegr. gT-iInesse SOD fsza;r-
i.rEa h. ibr t.as -faurs st gbs frvstsi states
Is,arl IN sssd ref.iaJson
p,a~ ~ the Fes.pie u the state ~ A'4ha.
taa. "a Cssvssyisn assssHbis3 "a NoHigureFy,
~ thts tie tlss.ota aay Of JsBaAFy, /, p.
Is84
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1861-01-26

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whith fe4nlffz ssVlnkAe h Il lha kss erest
stftas - ! Sslsts iike lhss The iaAisssts i
ssehsH ss " psast ks ska de sssts. ~
sfyete sfsii asetgshanrfs u iht aisst dseaaFsl
shsfaeist It hsats, Isil shsa tss ast 70 bs
deceived aesat IT, pessihfIsty sfa resssIai
Eosutlae a oar aifiraitses ws shati haze
AsF sd nat sese neasiaa sfttss fsssa
NeshIhetaa thAt : fafse blii via psss tAs
haase, ahd b. ttsrs ihe sysats also. Isl sgr
tlaa.
= Ssa win sss thAs THE osdsshsss l. eot a
stfslHhi eel ~ seeessioa Ike that eF ssgth
oafsaias d wAs sastHded Ia setsfsI paflis.
eiafs--eahiisA q, sHa sil The stAss proceed
iaEs sittast delay.
FvaF ir3ss8sf
tssR rsassSs.
- ' Mes Dssis
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1861-01-26
Aaeusts Msrka

Fas ne iaIsraaisea ef ssf sssasrs WAs
mAs sAvs sosas gvAia aaA lasas ts dispose II
Ne give sAsa the Aagssss. it'a.l PsIess ear
ssas.
: BAfoE 4 u assaaF-ress fissis Pea hAs
ssss Soash. saS tss siAssssa aast sea1sas
Nsssssa aess TAsresqss q I. list BAcss a
saiiias - tsss - ssass hdg roaAa, saa aass
ssaas = kiEaes sEsres.
coRg l. iH gssaa 3sasss ssiseisz Roa
81 te sfiN
OATS h4iss 70 essss. wHEAT, sflsx
POTATOES IL drmaa4 a 80 Sc psg h4rssL
Hay. ssacks ltsat Saa IL aeaAa4 a. 81 rs
RgTTER "a eehfs -E6iGS % s&aa
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1861-01-26
A Southern csnsssnsy.

TAs hssty &ns iHeaEsl3s rate ss'ioa o
ssatb Csvsi3uz. sE4 ~ other Caroa Stsit1
a. wsil as tao 8sclaraiisas u letdiag ev-
rsssiuuisgs ia gbeir cosrestiass. hars llssIas.
ca tse sesrti hetssisss titat ,Fhs-ie u,assmrat
TAe AsFaey States cas- ssssr Iiys 10 ssSes with
spss sea. tssa ezallax Ksss. ss q Heated
Saasirsy, sad iniesdisE - sHrks ihs esainz
of a. sre-s eF land gualissstlss f5I yoliAs,
as4 n, Aol5isg otiiccs 81 haa3r aaI Rrosl,
70 ,ls sew Coafsssraey. Brsides she sillSE
eut of thsir leaders IN their csavtstieh, shriI
issdlHg lsarasb is the sostA. fat shades
thssr Ps,s-efiPiive psiiey. issssRt+. she iol.
ls~log Hs.a ftoa, The hsblle Kasgs, . rls-
lest. las IS iaassaiiEi sressssaH 5sarusi
safas-uy Hasorasing he rsistilshnsui # =
s5otbsrB c.afs3efaVy -
riares kfs caastAngfF aEpoaiaiiAg vida
he s3ss psH3@s, arse ~ naf Stare sssHsrs
Aa.h people srr aabFsgaas 30 eaaamAss,Y,
sua ssoULn sE sAsE - Lssss oEs eiTT
Esa ere 81 e. fssa sAes l,s-igi, sss srs ssf
sfsts era@s they sfe zaassrsss 10 9 ssss-
zsssai,y, cad s&s,li u szsss - irss,r Tbia
IS the pslrF'gse q she gi9Fisss ssstbsru Can
fsAzsasy, SbisA shaii Ae ssairoIttd by snath-
ssa he, pare. Tbis slsvtEY AsnroeaAcr Is
a. ot-ssha5os pna 3isl,sast peer ehsts men
Lss.k ogr - Los,lcs State H8sa, sud Sil ys pSsr
us-a is the rsstb, ha dsst eva HFRSses
lasr ccs4.rias is g hs seT's, aud Y5sr sscisi
position 81 teIas tsat Of ffss sssFartl The
Ear5sfity o.! EaioFs % sii thsse t.ordeF siatfs,
sTr asss ahe o~s - Eegfass, bHi they are .
people ul5 ioyslib=sfY seeafet rsgais, 4, ,and
Frg1ialerl aad gsaTaed ~ CaastiistiVss, as b
bas bern fr,a Ac GJasdptisn ef esf aHTrFa-
HestsY i5sasraI sud sstste uIiirF the Fedessl
aai Sfala Constitutions Ths5 30 act waata
4. Eoss5if sfsasai Aszasrks, ~ a consolidated
tsoFeFnalsai al the sisSs siai.f. sith an ab-
iitefstiss of state liass Nor Will thess brave
w0ftlhR u.ea a.ltnit to Il, nor stssti faey Do
A.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1861-01-26

a Assezsieef fslzssfsai a1fiz-f sasssi gsslustI
~ fgr Af1e - as sts szzf dsassss1t s4tiszf s.a
fss1irsE sf lis sstf fselsss sE1s..s4s ~ fss
'sss - ksssatses = - fslazai fsPsss
AIGBtt Az ssYGSE GIVES tsRATIS,
III - - A-l-ss ssfEz g. "a sEFtF ~ ttt-r
a-1l -sus'i1e q sitiI f-lusfan 5sza. ---1siafsl
isf-s x r g. as De- rzsee - stziszar l=ssI1f. Nsi
f-l-- fusH.-4r"i 8faz q ctzszr
al Af1E EEFbzEe .fasss-zfiai 49, 50 sfslas
b--al-t a i-s =ns-si lsFs o. AEN g. fsiss
bit- -tiF-d - a. bsftsafl r-iii q. uls ai .ri sa
s41a trtf.f -H=rtz5ra EfF q .isa+sn- fze thfsr
e. 1fi.5s g 8 Q etsgs $50 - Essr4tsfis
as.saas. Pc Fhfla.iA Hit.unf5lE, isass ke3-
90 lev 80 rsslsgl 80 Aafh NtE'4 sfsz-t li.il
aaatfs1sz s. o. sys-4 - tiss i3lFarzdfs
szAA sfkafa si.t- fsssa1-Ht
eEa- Fi5ugafLEs -. sszrs lz.s = -
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1861-01-26

ktessflsf saEe<4FAA zee a1Ftk tHkRa
IA A4s4t7se ANn EfFtsEn a f9lf Nj
~ ~ Ntl<Hef4s - fAHHltkt - t3E lttf ma
- ~ mss NAfAts tettsse ASD Aktss
EsA9n af4HH 80 faH4te. Hfrg al fssaS4 tAr.a,s
Sstt y raaF As4sa ssafaaas
asEza ksSs FeaH
ssss,s - satszss = ~ ksssaz.s = ~ ssss.f &
Sc. Z - Esss - e.,'sis - ttrG ssssssls saR
ss1a f-s tssss a..ssst p Asffseseif.s lssasSsss
$3.50, ttg sssts u.sassstzs ~, 80 l.sls 5-s,s
asrEt A. Ne ~ RiselFsfs ttS etaiIsi ttess tk,ss
fssEiass - = - =
~, ssraf sSfs sssues Fss-as h ssn~sss,s..s NJ
~ 2tss~s ez8lF hss@&s ss..f pSifss$ N, -
fsSas Aesas sszaSssrsts ksssesR ,.sessssl Gasssss
-. fse $3.50 NJ hs3 fSas ssss E-sssssist
h'srs -ss4ss ts'es lssae3s
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1861-01-26
Raahanan Flxs. the Lie on Thonpssa.

Tbs foiis siag eoFFessosdeBss is rich. ba-
ehsaaa pats ,bs iis uP0a hls Secretary Isl
huolil4,inE % be prasss liar by hizh-
tass8, PssrSls Rza, bat "a l,s ihHs dsgraded
b. "a old pslit,eai seassRgsF, iiks Buchanan,
is ,nsFllt sg in the sElrsmR. Bal cid Buck
has hi,a, ssd fsaf ether Cabinet oSssers back
hiu. up This Jats ghss-ys.a is the sOAa, ~iss
upes fias iiaoF oG the House. eaiird 10 qae5-
tiss tils segseity, integrity, saA PHtfiolisss II
pear Old tisa. Tsg lps. saA Assslisa bisi With
csafee shase, disgRssisg sstty aersnt man In
Gaugr.ss. Hii hin again, baekaBsuI
ssoss4asE gaosBsaE % "A BFsnAsls
HatsDeEpk, Jaa q. lssi
ST. III Is aifh sItfeme Fxgsst AsEs jas.
ieatasd thai adaitlaasl IfesPs hafe bssB o.
gsrea 40 ChsElrai.R. Thss sghlest bss been
trraarslly dsses1ssd ia eehiset Gsaaeiis ana
ehss on Neadsy Bigai, she 5lst ~ tieesHsbef
sitiaa, the eFsisg Iof Fsinfa5Eemeats % FsFt
Snmiei Bsfs soaAtsEmsRasa, a.stIassiy IN.
dsFftoad tfem ysa thAi 30 afaeT ef the kiad
wsaIa be nsas siiksai beng Prssieasy con.
siasfea sad decided - Eabisei, u is iaae thai
ca Hsanfsaay, SehaasF aad, the ssa3sst RAs
sFsia siseHsksa IN Dstfsst, bat rsFtaiHly 90
ssaeiHsifa wAs reached. aHa tle v A. psPafi-
HaEEt vas act Justified ~ sgaefiaE ffiBfofoe'
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1861-01-26
" n. MURDcCH. MD-.

fTANBsts TasFss -ssfE,ttg Isssssfes fsa Per
1 T@fksFtatar Be- I.rHHHH.- .as.H g. 9
s"Hs...s
a.E zFsr aafsa-s=z sg De- .r.a o.. 4 fszssl4.r 6
E-.s 80 tsfs4aazsa e t-z ftsTszt. g. FaHza.s
ass 50 tr--a-- 8la-s f'.r ss-a-f = iE ilHs-
EsE tsTs Et.e llH t--- r-a-af ~ rr--r-
.. .-llaIsslaa 81 fi- ssss- - a. repeater
H asss 5rzis s-tzs-Fafss g. Sass sH1s Peg
1850 $50 sts % slss4. .sssz-Iy
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1861-01-26
KNOXVILLE WIG.
EgoxytLLR TKNS,.
sAFeRDAs, ssseARx ~. Issi.


A-N-A ANeaANEAGN 8@&DA4Ns
j, bs hssk ss ~ ereVt. in aes ~casse u
Sssslar vvests. Tsssessss thsH asatts rush
eas ~ tAt pulSe. =, aei of lhs stats CosvsN.
tstss - set Delegates siesIsa tsess Esyt Tea.
etsSss, sEiet tbsir pTessss, sea s<rs4e spn,
Jhs rcst - the State, sna tsTa - tHaspsndsp,
sssHtSIa Ssstt, Ghe s1A4e % F4isHlAss. saa
~ .asaii s0ea ss tfiafsfesa ~ sissiusass SD
wssisra CatelisissS. ws sss nsssr bss IN a
Sassbesa t'enSsdessvt sBd be ss@de hsusfs
y seed ard drawers et water foF = set ef
arsstserats, asa osss.l,sar;nx tyrasts We
sss raaai.l is ateiaE Esss, Trnassvsss to with.
4lss ffass aisdls sad West TeaHtsrse, II
thsy shsi, he 50 JsSslsss a. 70 saHssst 70 60
ost a fbe csisR. Tie peshls u Bass Tcs-
asssrs ars uiiA - IL ,h3s eua wi SsaAaa
i. sasHsr thaa tr aFprstses sitA iiirvss taAes
Rha frFora iasss We hsFe no Interests ia
coamoa wi,a ti.sSs Csttss stasss. gvsrs
gals srss saz asd s5esA ralslsg i'eoPis. and
~ css res3est eaeap Guvsrrarat sad
gve ip3r4s a3sa;. ;shahstias So, spilseslsrd
~ 4 ussrie4. Uat hrsss iBesaisia h,ys sys
uat s,ilsaS "a b Sissssscs ed. 'sssssss q
lhs'F yasrFfy AAd il Is wee sesiira is.iai
9hss a Fsyss . gsasasessss u1a be sesssrsa
ruatr ksnE CesIos + sS5ss s,sn psi,hef
6s sslss ASA 81 porysss, viz ss aizgaslihsd
sss ssY saire ei boRpf ef pSsst,
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1861-01-26
DiHhcF IMPoRTATfoH.

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.f... H..iaan asziis Esd a-issss sfts-
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.. . diocese a..f si.8-.-
. s- rH..H fstsrE fT.sa Fzg3aHf.
Hss g.. st-aHs-.# = sei-lI
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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1861-01-26

~. AH = htfAt' q Ha5Ab tGE7asica
t.ss.sa ta5ao.s.
ssrer,isEy 4 ,'tAsr. U . L 1sAyog. a 45s
FsssssFs, u = a6rs1, - = q.
Gat, BED pkrss, u tssss-
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Tar asvTr s@=srs fssss ,iSs AHsEs3y - sfsas-
ss=~- Yis ~,n rstY sai sss sres q .bs
ps,sy rss gssess shs sassss. a. veil - ,hs
f1asegrs slsai 20 shs srssszsas isssssss ssfs bsif
Aezss Ssssrs Thry Hrs isSkisg ia fss ssyiHg
& sas.s asaaey ~ tsrTisg t-1t ass sss&aii
- - tas TfssssrI psl.45ss,ssi isikcr sf
tassh seals r4asHsIAsss frsasaEy Ia esss thsz
80 sissr
q ssrsra g Us tAsi h Eesld bs i.ss
ssoszs ts -riscl ERlaEs. afaef usseSBs,rai ls
itssasl- Bas tks ahS5sfr II the leaasrs fipr
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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-03-07
The Fourth of March in Washington
Inaugural Ceremony.

WARRINGTON, March A.
Tbs day was ushered in by a most exciting
session OF the Senate, that body sitting twelve
hours, from o'clock last evening till o'clock
this morning. AS the dial of the clock pointed
10 twelve, and the Sabbath gave way to Mon
day, the 4th of March, the members presented
i curious and animated appearances. The gal
Ierles were crowded to repieton, the ladies'
gallery resembling, from the gay dresses of the
lair ones there cOngrcgated some gorgeous ar
terre of flowers and the gentlemen's gallery
representing black mass of surging, beaving
masculines, rushing, pushing, struggling, and
almost clambeEing over each others backs, in
order to get good look at the proceedings -
Some OF the most ludierous results of the in
tense desires OF the outsiders to get peep to
the Senate chamber, and the pertinacity with
which the applicants Of admission to the over
lowing galleries would urge that they had
come al the way from "Indiany," or Yer
mount, or some other place, afforded the seat
ed ones intense amusement
On the floor, Cnttel den, Trumbull Wigfall
wade, Douglas and others kept up running
tire of debate, while those not engaged in the
discussion betook themselves 10 the sofas for
comfortable nap during the session, which, il
vas known, would last all night. As morning
approached,the floor and galleries became grad
uauy cleared out, In the gray morning light,
A few minutes after Z o'clock, but few remain.
ed.
The morning was clear and beautiful The
pubic buildings, places of business, schools, d. c.
were closed throughout the day. The stars and
stripes foated from the City Hail. Capitol. War
Department, and other public buildings Will
not few citizens flung out flags from their hou-
ses, or across the principal avenues. The streets
were thronged with the volunteer soldiery has
tening to their respec i've rendezvous.
Three or four hours elapsed before there vas
the least chazce of entering the Capitol. Penn
sylvania avenue was thronged with people
vending their way TO the famous East from.
ana tor tour hours the crowd pushed on towards
me apltol in one continuous stream of old and
young, OF male and female. A large majority
were Northern men, and but few S0utherners.
Judging from the lack of long -haired men in
me crowd The Orjer OF arrangements, as set
tied by the committee. was as follows To the
lett oil the Vice President, were the COMMITTEES.
OF arrangements ;immediatelylbehind them were
the heads OF the various Departments of the
Government; Senators; Members and Members
elect of the House; Officers of the Army and
Navy Governors of the States and Territories |
Auditors; Registers and Solicit
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-03-07
DHED.

In solners, Wis, Thursday, February 18TH of the
Group after short but severe Illness IRVING HENRY,
only son of AARON T. and LAURA b. GOULD aged years,
10 months, and days.
Yes, Irve is gone! We all loved him, but God and
the Angels loved him more, ard he has gone to dwell
with them forever We never forget the little
sunbeam that for short time made home bright
too bright to remain so long Often, in imagination
will feel the clasp of his little andhear him say
love you," watch the pleading look, he offers
his lips for kiss His last words were"Mauma, kiss
nle.n #
oh, love is 80 blinded We watched him each day,
And dreamed not darling must soon pass away;
We thought not, the dear one lent u.s. not gyen,-
And sooner, or later, the tie must be riysn.
But twas all sweet dream that was broken ere long,
Our Irvie has left US, we hear not his song;
Fhe cord has been severed, the pitcher is broken,
The last kiss bean given, the last farewell spoken
But his pure, happy spirit, i. waited above,
To dwell in the bosom ofinfnte love-
beautiful Angel, to comfort and cheer
The sad dropping hearts Of the friends he loved here
Oh it seemed as gszed on that sweet face so mild,
That written there, cit is we'll with the child :"
Then my sweetly the far music fell,
The voices Of Angels. that sang sit is we'll"
Then why should we mourn if God thong At it best
70 call him thus early to Heaven, and rest;-
TO dwell on that bright, and beautiful shore,
Where sorrow aud parting are herad Of no more.
ICON.
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