White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-01-17
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p The DsKalb County Cnl.) L.,a..
up the name of"Major Anderson, Of ro,.s runs
ter. 8. c." for President in 1864. "p-
p The eisssns Of Taunton. M..
started . ,s,bseriptien for the pu,,,.. "
sword to b presented to Major And.,oD "
UThe Chaslesson Msrcur, D0h,,.,. .
ConCrsssicnal nevs under the head of"ro..
Nev-Duings IN the Fedenl cour,e.n
uTwo oaesrs of The army and ton AZ
Of dc navy, natisss Of South c.roliD, s." s
resigned. Also two oneers ofsh. arm, ,,,;.
of Georgia, have resigned their commission.
u Flerida wants badly to 70 on, .,s.
Unisa. She has never been satisfied viii y.
Unioa since the Federal troops ceased bun,;n.
fugitive slaves ard imaginary Indian, in h..
susmps.
p Col. II. s. lane writes 70 the Ina;.,,
lis Journal, denying most emphasic.ll, Tia, :.
has vsfssed 70 be . candidate for tbs r,,;,.s
States ssnatorship. On the contrary, he ,or,s
be very glad to Be- elected.
p The re election of Mr.. Li,tl.Iob, 4.
Speaker of the New York Assembly, in ,ni,. =,
the Tribuns's bitter opposition. 10 . pr.,t, ,,,.
indication shat Mr.. Greeley will no, BE- ebo,.,
United States Senator.
" The Virginia Index says tia, Ro,., .
Pryor never said, a. has been alleged, tb,,h.
would drive dagger to the heart Of an, Bl.et
Republican rather than permit him to be ipauV.
urated President Of the United States.
u The Troy IN. " whig saws .h.. Co.
Wool advised Gen. Cass, some weeks .Ro, ,b,,
the 6nt duty Of the Government was the arm.
ing Of Fort Moultrie. Gen. Wool is rall,u,
soldier and ssauneh friend Of the Union.
u Rev. Mr.. Stockton, chaplain Of The Uni.
ted States House Of Representative. IN III,
prayer few mornings since, said "Oh, Lord,
Thou knovsst that there are traitors In tho
land. Who want to destroy this glorious Union"
The Disunionist members present did not ap-
pear 70 relish the allusion particularly.
u Il is stated that South Carolina repre-.
sentative told the Committee Of Thirty Three
that II they Mould sign their names to . blank
paper, and allow South Carolina 10 write tho
conditions Of remaining In the Union to which
they should agree, she would refuse.
u Mrs. Lincoln will 60 to New York ne,t
week, TO buy outfit for the White Hsuse.
Mr.. Lincoln Is expected to start for w sshng-
ton about the middle Of February. The route
10 yet un6xed. The Pitssburg, Fort Wayne &
Chicago road have rendered special train.
&c The Postmaster General has Issued cir.
eular to all the Postmassers in South Carolina.
inquiring whether they recognize the authority
Of the United States and intend TO discharge
their duties under Il. This will test shs patri-
OTIS, who are now splurging 80 considerably. II
they refuse the mails must be cut on.
u The usually staid citizens Of Pittsburgh.
are in fever Of excitement in consequence Of
a reported attempt TO strip thsir arsenal Of ord
nance, for the benefit ofeersain new Southern
forts. Taken in connection with the present
state of affais, this new movement, II IL should
prove well founded. is not without its signfd-
cancs. sr~E
70 The Washington correspondent Of the
New York Herald says that he was assured BY
General Scott that Major Andsson's rovsmsns
was made without his knowledge or advice.
He spoke Of Major A. as on sssimabls, brave
and discreet officer. and evidently regarded hi'
move as shrewd military manGuvre, though
he did not express positive opinion.
q The Nebraska House Of Representatives
on the lst inst, on motion Of Gen. Downs, Dem
oerat, of Osos. passed the following resolssion:
Resolved, That the Nebraska Legislature
sends greeting and thanks 70 Major Anderson
at Fort sumptsr. for his gallant conduct, and
wishes him and his happy New Year.
u MeIntyre, the newly appointed collector
Of Charleston. is in Washington. only waiting
his confirmation 10 be OF for his destination
He is reported to be = man Of great hrnssss
and decision Of character. He was the Chair.
man Of the Breckinridge Committee OF 4srk
county, Pennsylvania. His residence 10 near
the Maryland limo. ... -..-..
p Mr.. Buchanan is making most pisiabas
exhibition of himself. There seems to Be no
doubt but he is blubbering and chattsring around
the White House in condition Of shocking
imbscility. We say this in sorrow. not in an,
ger, nor BY way of reproach. hisrsported 'has
he eries. and says he dare not reinforce Major
Anderson. for he would be ssssssinassd II shss
we're done.-&. Lesis DsRseSst.
p The devotion to the Union evident in
Maryland. and the hrmness exhibited BY Gov.
Hicks In refusing to array his State in the Sc
eession ranks, is nov looked to with eonsidsrs-
bic condolences - calculated to cheek the pur'
pose Of the anarchists, Who would inaugursts
civil var on our soil - the only nesns sfss'
curing success to their purposes Of disrupsinB
the Union.
u We are enabled 10 sssts in the most posi-
tive terms, that Mr.. Lineslnis utterly opposed
b any eoscsssioa Or compromise that shali yield
sss ista sf the poition occupied by the Rspnb-
lieaa panty on The subject Of slavs'y In the Ter
ritoriss, and that be stands sov, ~ be Stood In
May last. when he accepted the nsninstios ior
the Presidency, square upon the Chicago S'asr
form-M. y. Tri5sas. goo ftt
ARxAssAs- STATES SESAroa-AS
Gen. Hsnpstsad received ap!urslsy ofvoss'
east in ceucus the other day, at Little koea'
n. Tf.:x>a oa.x.. c..s.o. Hrom Arkauoas, Do