Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-04-15
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DETROIT, April 14.-The war news creates
profound sensation. The unanimous sentimen
Is that the position assumed by the Government
must be maintained. An impromptu meeting
of the members Of the Detroit bar, and infucn-
! tial citizens, yesterday afternoon, composed o.
all parties, passed resolution denouncng thu
rebellious organization called the Confederate
States, and declaring their intention to stand BY
: the old flag at all hazards. Another meeting
Of citizens will be held Tomorrow night.
ALBANY, N. Y, April l4.-It is rumored that
=. Gov Morgan received dispatch from the
President, asking for aid from his State.
Lincoln's reply to the Virginia Commission
ers is decidedly unsatisfactory to the Republi
cans and Democrats. The former think 1t is
not decided, and the latter believe it to be the
invitation Of civil war.
The New York HeyaLd's dispatch says Lin
coin received the news of Major Anderson's q
surrender with the remark that he was not sur.
prised
The 7th and Goth regiments have volunteered
their services for the defense OF Washington.
ERIE, Pa, April 4.-Western Pennsylvania
will sustain the Government The news from
the South creates the most intense feeling
Men of all parties express their determination
TO stand by the Government, and fight for the
supremacy of the United States flag. All our
volunteer companies will offer their services to
the Governor Tomorrow
CHICAGO, April l5.-The news of the surren-
der Of Sumter created profound sensation. 1t
was at first discredited. When later dispatches
arrived, confirming the previous reports, the ex.
citement was intense.
All parties express the determination to up
hold the Government in enforcing the laws aud
maintaining the supremacy Of the n9tiOnal
flag
INDIANAPOLIS, April 13.-Intense excitement
prevails. Meetings were held in two different
halls this evening, in both OF which strong
Union resolutions were adopted. Several vol
unteer companies here and in different parts of
the States have rendered their services to the
Governor.
A salute of "a guns were fred for the Union,
and one for Major Anderson.
PHILADELPHIA, April l4.-War feeling ram.
pant. People incredulous about Sumter's news.
Two regiments OF Militia will be ready to march
10 few days
LANCASTER, April 13.-The stars and stripes
are displayed in honor of Anderson.
Volunteers are being enrolled.
MADISON, Ind, April 14-A large and enthu.
siastic Union meeting was held last night. A
number OF patriotic speeches were made. The
following resolution was passed:
Resofoed, That we will, with all the means in
our power, maintain the Government aud the
flag Of the United States.
Several volunteer military companies are
forming here. |
PHILADELPHIA, April Ia pennsylvania will 70
to war en- masse. Gov. Curtin has gone to
Washington. He says Pennsylvania can send
iOO,OOO men to defend Washington.
NEW YoRK. April 13.-The Government is
SAID TO have chartered the steamships Phladel |
phia and Ericsson. The former is being rapid
ly filled with provisions, army stores and muni-
tions of war. The latter is to be held in re-
serve for any emergency.
CHICAGO, April 14.-Gov. Yates will issue
proclamation Tomorrow, calling an extra ses
sion OF the Legislature, to meet at Springfield |
week from next Tuesday.
BosroN, April l3.-Intense excitement The
surrender OF Fort Sumter Is not believed BY
many. Il
The Adjutant Generals Office was crowded
this forenoon with officers of the State militia,
Offering their commands to the Government
An extensive war feeling has been aroused
Gov. Andrew leaves for Washington this after.
noon.
NEW York, April 14.-Advices from ALBANY
state that Gov. Morgan will to morrow issue
call for $4,000 men for use of the Federal Gov.
ernment. |
A private letter from Gov. Curtin to a prom
inent citizen Of New York, states that he can
have 100000 Pennsylvanians in Washington
in 4s hours, if required.
CINCINNATI. April 15th.-The news Of the
surrender OF Fort Sumter created profound sem
sation. The newspaper Offices last night were
besieged by thousands eager to hear the news
The military spirit of the city is thoroughly
aroused, and the stars and stripes wave from ali
public and many private buildings. The people
to man will sustain the Administration. A
home guard will be Immediately organized for
the protection Of tho city
PHILADELPHrA, April Is The reported pro.
ject to seize Fort Delaware causes much excite
ment. IL is now commanded by Captain Porter,
OF Virginia. who,it Is reported, designs to resign
II Virginia secedes. Fort Mifflin, in Pennsylva-
mia, is dilapldated affair, now in charge of
Sergeant Bromley and one man. The Navy
magazines adjoining Fort Mfflin are in charge
OF Major Banker, veteran Of sixty years. SER
vice.
volunteers are making preparation, so as to
be ready to respond instantly to tho call of the
Governor or President.
Two new regiments are forming, to consist of
l,UOV men each, to arm which portion OF the |
State appropriation will be required. Our vol
unseers never have been properly supplied with
arms, ana frequently new companies had to bor.
row guns to parade with from others better sup
piled. ''' -
Mayor Henry offered bis services as Colonel
OF aregiment, If call is made by the Govern
menti