The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1861-02-28
50 Glt ddmmph.

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,I. r. So lincoln
uuua.ar. w. rs 'lr Dr.
u..rt hefo Boz esI0ek
m..nnr neYt ~. anl wcnt lIao.
-U 5tgHuufvs The rusa nel
unlI much cFallemfHf " port
,u calculated tt tlrrf burg fbii %
|pIut fti.fal ~ as asslnaia him while
M ag Baltimore, but sBch tate
H,nis sore t1t l0l we'd here
Tho apprehension entertained fe
urinr ~ Lnroiu, aa. tl'icefInin
dr reputable p.iio. bod l'g ~
Heloi theH.ol,r, ~ .la frpuIlIrtr
organization and were esfrri.l to
muieh demonstration, HHI.h aouli
hpp mIarl bnl lrritnF
4 lalpc crowd greeted lh0 n.i'I.
20 tbe imu bringing ihe ~. dental
putty. NJ Wood announced from
lhp rear rnt tlmt w. luelli was rut
ou board Tho Baltimore committee
feel ,ory indignant a The wan, 81.
confidence % BhilfnorrnnH Dncrl
by M Lincoln cop.o, though Do
an. under iuil b. wns opposed o. ~.
but wi. l,,uulcl hy other part''.
who have o mu,l the control Of ha
movements. The crowd IT the COL
vert .irort depot greeted the train
wtb gfoan., when they found ucoln
sos mol, ou board
WARRINGTON. Fob. - The al
vent ~ VI Lincoln At au early hour
ih. morning created o sensation. lie
Ra4 mct ~ toe railway station by
several gentlemen Of distinction.
eithout formalify, and taken 10 VII
lard iloirt. Mr.. Lincoln "a, ai.
,,scd Yesterday 20 ZONE to t'..5 city
vtlal' delay.
A ~ d loct. Lincoln, accompan'
ioi by Senator Seward, paid his re-.
pect, to President Buchanan. After
pending . few minutes IN genera.
conversation, he Was introduced t'
SENATOR A,glcr aud Hon. John CoCh
raue, Of New York, who happened t.
! be- ut the White House.
RtcnvoSp, Feb. ga larR.
/, number -. resolutions on Federal re
! hiiors we're offered in the conycu
ton today. They generally EXPIRES
attachment TO the Union, and lc'ir
an equitable adjustment, but deuornc
COERCION, aul declare q purpose
resist.
u,h,rs declare the Union u III
South. the safety 81 the South. an
e each shoull .pcelily resume thc pow
y cr, delegated to the Government.
j. A resolution for raising a Commit
j. tee Of Inquiry. whether any move
) men, u arms has been made BY tt
y Gcnernl Government 10 any fort q
Il arsenal bordering on Virginia, iUd
eating preparations Tor III attack Z
coercion. was iohlcd.
4 resolution tor o convention
the border State. ri NythCy.llc, q
n the last Thursday in March. vs r
ftrrcl.
y A resolution calling on the Con
:, mi .ioners 10 the Peace Coticren,
" far information whether any .cttl,
" ment acceptable to Virginia IS likci,
was tabled.
Mr.. Clemens denied the statcmci
4. that he hal frankcd incCnliarv mt
y ter to free negroes and others ia Vi
.se.nia. and pronounced the Triul
frreCriCs.
nj Tho committee reported that q
m. hut sixteen counties we're heard trct
), The majority for reference to IL
II people is j2.S31.
Ell Mr.. Crittcudcndcn will soon DO il
an vi,cl to address the people here q
IN nation questions, by a large nunb'
". Of prominent men.
" \ resolution was offered in Il
convention that any attempt 1t zoe
80 ciln of the seheied States be fOrcib
.ai resisted BY Virginia. Referred.
m WASHINGTON. Feb. 25-Senstc..
mt Senator sumner. in presenting a ?
titiun frcm the citizens Of Massach
rrr sc,'s. asking fer an enactment III
liz M person he held to service By I
-. law Of .ny State. anil that such p
r,r sons b. declared free. said most G.
platically that Congress had no r :
ia. to interfere with slavery in the Stat
,e- where It exists.
re-. Senator lIemphill offered m a
10 eniment 10 the rcstorice bill empn
or erinr the Postmaster General ,p
IN. range vith secr,l.pg States in rcea
We to postal adtirs. which was ios'. /
ain I'll finally passed by a vote Of
que against Il.
stu lIouse-The tariff hill was tax
I'm M and discussed. Al the Sem
amendments we're concurrel in exc,
.his the M relating to tea and coffee.
ex- uumm tee Of conference was appoi
the ed on those articles.
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