The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-04-18

Two new regiments are forming, to consist of
l 600 men each, to arm which portion of the
State appropriation will be required. Our vol
unteers never have been properly supplied with }
arms, and frequently new companies had to Dor
row guns to parade with, from others better |
supplied. Mayor Henry offers his services as
Colonel of regiment if call is made by the
Government.
BALTIMORE, Apail 49,
The Union feeling in this city has been UNI
mistakaby displayed since Friday. Men with
cockades and secession emblems have been
chased by crowds and protected by the police.
The bark Fanny Fenshaw, hoisted a secession
flag, and the crowd compelled boy on the YES
sci to take it down. The captain afterwards re-
hoisted, and it took detachment Of 80 police
to protect it from the people. The indignation
is intense. All other vessels in the harbor hoist
ed the American flag.
The minute men organization Of 800 strong,
who have been drilling ever since the Presiden-
tlal election, military orgauizat OH, threw
out the stars and stripes this morning from their
headquarters, with the motto, "The Union and
the Constitution"
CINCINNATI April Is.
The news of the surrender of Sumter created
profound sensation. The military spirit of the
city is thoroughly aroused The stars and stripes
wave from all public, and many private build
lngs The people, TO man will sustain the Ad-
ministration. A Home Guard will be immedi
ately organized for the protection of the city.
n. Y. April 15.-AdYices from Albany state
that Gov. Morgan will issue call for $4,000
men, for the assistance of the Federal Govt
a private letter from Gov. Curtin to promi
nent citizen Of New York, states that he can
have 100000 PennsylvaKians in Washington
in 46 hours if required.
Boston, April Is.
Political differences have been dropped, and
the universal sentiment of Cities and State is to
defend to the last the flag of the Union
Volunteers to the number of 10000 have al
ready rendered their services at the Adiutant
Generals office. Gen. B. F. Butler, a supporter
OF Breckenridge during the campaign, has ten
tenderedhis services with his entire Brigade
N. Y. April ia meeting of citizens was
to-day and arrangements are made for public
military to sustain the Government. Resolutions
were also adopted in favor of putting the State
Militia upon war footing, and requesting the
state Legislature to appropriate adequate funds
Immediately. A number Of volunteer Companies
are to be formed, and Gen. Ward of The Scott
Life Guards, is expected to assist in the organi-
cation of which he will have the command.
Orders have been received from Washington
to fill up the federal regiments as fast as posi-
bic. The Recruiting offices are crowded with
applicants.
Philadelphia, April 15.--The following is the
speech that was made by Mayor Henry to the
mob who threatened the Palmetto Flag building
this morning:
"FellOas COuntrymen-By the grace of the AL
mighty God, treason shall never rear its head or
have foothold in Philadelphia. [Cheering
l call upon you as American citizens to stand
by your flag and protectitIat all hazards-at the
point of the bayonet, if necessary, but in doing
SO, remember the rights due your fellow citizens
and their private property. Immense Cheering
That flag was an emblem of the Government,
and call upon all good citizens WHO love their
country and its flag, to testify their loyalty by
going TO their respective places of abode, leav-
ing the constituted authorities of the city, the
task of keeping the peace and preventing eve
ry act which could be construed into treason to
the country"
Tho Mayor then raised the Stars and Stripes.
Indianapolis, April 49,
The excitement continues undated Recruit
ing has been brisk al! day. All private military
companies are filled and others are forming.
flying artillery company was organized to-
night. The Governor is hourly receiving offers
of troops flom all parts of the State.
Detroit, April 16
An immense citizens meeting was held here
to-day o consider the present state of public af-
fairs. Party issues are buried, and our people
unite for the maintalnance of the Government.
Volunteer Companies are enrolling throu gho
the State in readiness fer any emergency