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LINCOLN'S POLICY.

At Washington on Saturday morning
the Virginia Commissioners hal an inter
view with The prr.id-n, ON their mirsion
Mr.. Lincoln made his reply IN writing a.
fvllowe:
Hon. yHrxsrs Preston, Stuart Gx1 Roa-
do{ph :-Gentleneu-Asa Committee Of
the Virginia Convention. aow in session
you present me preamble and resolution
in these words:
Whereas. IN the opinion Of this Con
vention, the uncertainty which prevails
ia the public mind as to the policy which
the Federal Executive intends to pursu.
towards the seeded States is extremely
injurious to the industrial and CONNER
eial interest Of the country. tends to keep
up an excitement which is u,,favorable to
the adjustment "f pending difficulties.
and threatens a disturbances Of the public
peace: Therefore
''ResRrsd, That committee Of three
delegates be appointed ~ wait on the
President Of the United States, press at
TO him this preamble and resolution, and
respectfully ask him 10 osmmu.icsse to
this Convention the policy which tbs
Federal Executive Intends to pursue in
regard TO- the Confederate States"
In answer. have to say. that having
at the beginning of my oiiei.l term sx-
pressed IVY intended policy as plainly %
] was allie. it III with deep regret aud
some snostifcstian / now learn that there
10 great and injurious uncertainty in the
public mind a. to what that policy is. and
what course ] intend to pursue.
Not having as get seen occasion to
change. it Is now my parpose to pursue
the courte marked out in the Inaugural
Address. coumend careful CONSIDER
.tioa Of the whole document, o. the best
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Excitement.
When the mail arrived in our village
on Monday nigh, last. bringing the in
tellig-ncs that Fort Sumpter had fallen.
the widest enthusiasm broke forth among
our people. and huxsahs and congratula-
tiops and rejoieings were the or,ier Of the
hour. The bells rang out merry peal
and the Rifles" fired several vollrys in
honor Of The event. We have never wit
nearsd an excitement more general and in.
sense than has prevailed III our midst since
the news was received. 1t indicates in
tho most unmistaksble manner that the
s,npathies Of our people are exclusively
with the South.
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THURSDAY MORNING. APRIL 10. 1861


xMU 0GRUs
Our readers are no doubt arprized Of
The f.sts connected with the bsmbardincnt
snd surreader of Fort sumpter. After .
gallant defence Of tbirty-onc hours. aud .
thorough riddling Of the walls of the fort.
Maj. Anderson seems to have thought it
no longer tenable. and hauled dswu the
American flag. The terms Of Surrender
were unconditional. but Maj. Anderson and
his men were suffered to depart and are
nov in New York. Til remarkable and
highly gratifying fac, that No lives were
lost On either side during the action and
but few wounds were received. Fort
Pickcns has been reinforced. and it is sup
posed that an attack will soon be made upon
it. Mr.. Lincoln has issued proclamation
calling for seventy five Thousand volunteers,
Of which number Maryland is to furnish
three thousand. The war spiri. seems to
BE- progressing to fearful extent. both
North and South. and the indications are
that war in good earnest will soon be upon
as. Great excitement exists in the vir-
ginia Convention, and it has probably. ere
this. passed . secrssion ordinance. The
excitement is equally As intense in the
her Border Sl.v States. In Kentucky,
SsaAtsr Breckinridge and Gov. Magof6n
have autographed to the Southern C"nfed-
eracy expressing their sympathy and signi-
flying their willingness to furnish sabstan-
'isl aid. in the way Of men. If needed. -
The Federal officers in Baltimore city have
been removed. and Msssrs. Ewing. Pur-
nell, Hoffman and Corkran are the new
appointees to the principal posts.
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The reception Of President Lincoln .
proclamation and tho call Of the Secretary
Of War upon Gov. Hicks for four regi-
meats Of Maryland militia to aid tue North
in the work Of coercion. have produced
the.most intense excitement in every corner
Of our county. The current Of The popu-
lar hatred is directed exclusively against
Hicks. who is supposed to have acted
throughout. and to be now acting. in COL
fusion with the administration at Wash
ingt"n. A paper, which ". give below,
was drawn up on Tuesday Last. and over
City signatures were obtained to i: in our
village alone. The excitement in other
portions Of our county are represented to
equal in intensity that which prevails in
our ,aiast. An Informal nee ting. to car
- out and perfect the suggestions Of the
paper. il about being held AZ We write, tu,
We shall b compelled to omit its proceed.
ings this week from the necessity If put.
ting our paper to press At an early hour
The paper referred 70 reads ~ follows:
Whereas. the condition Of the affairs
ct the whole country. involving the honor
and dearest interests ofour beloved state, i'm
peratively demands that her voice should be
heard through the representatives Of her
people, convened i'm General Assembly
and in sovereign convention, should the
General Assembly so order.
And whereas. Thomas III. Hicks, Gov
ernor Of Maryland. has in the most arbi-
trsry manner refused to convene the Leg
isls.ure. through which Body alone, ull-
der the forms Of our constitution. the peo-
PIE Of this State can insugurate any
movement BY which their sentiments can
be positively expressed. and the position
assumed which their honor requires.
And whereas, by the Bill Of Rights is
10 des,arcd. that mon resistaLce against
arbitrary power and oppression is absurd.
slasi.h and destructive of tile good and
hSppiness Of mankind" doctrine toe
ssiersigned individually fully concur In
We. therefore. undersigned citizens Of
Saint Mary's county. DO hereby pledg..
ourselves to take part in such proceedings
as shall be calculated to give the people
u this State an opportunity Of being heard
- they bsye = right TO be even If it. lead
~ RevolatiSs in this State.
= u tsking this stsp. and witb the view
efpDkiug their object eiectual. they res
pectfully ask the concurrence il their
nasses,ent Of the people Of other portions
sf the State Al an carly day. Whcn--
subscribers are procured. m organisation
snail be e6ccss6 lkssa which will proceed
it, ecn espsuJcsee and il orders. The
rights Of Freswen- We will maintain.
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FROM the proclamation, given below,
it will be seen that President Lincoln has
called forth the n,ilitia Of the several States.
to the the number Of serenty-fve thous
aud. to coerce the seccdcl States. or to use
his own terms, ito maintain tn honor,
the integrity and the existence Of our
National Union" He has also convened
an extra session Of Congress. and au-
,horized it to assemble in Washington
on Thursday. the 4th Of July XXI. ito
consider aid determine such measures, as.
in its wisdom. the public safety and inter-
est may demand
BY the President Of The United States
FKoCL.MATloN.
Whereas. The laws Of the United States
! hare been for some time past. and now are
appuscd. and the execution thereof OBJ
struc,ed ia the States h South Carolina.
Georgia. Alabama. Florida. Mississippi
Louisiana and Texas by combinations too
powerful to he suppressed by the ordinary
course Of judicial proceedings. Or hy tn.
powers vested ia the Ma, shal. by law.
now therefore,
|. ABRAHAM LINCOLN, President Of tie
United .3at,s. in virtue OF The power 10
me vested by The Constitution and the
laws. have thuught fit to call f'rth; and
her, by DO call forth. the miliiA .f ,h
several States Of the Cnien. to the srgrr-
gat. numb er Of sererty.fre tho 'sund. in
order to suppress said combinations and 10
cause the laws to be duly executed.
The details f"r this ohjrci will he I'M
p,ediatrly communicated to the States Az
thcritirs through the War Department.
appeal to all loyal citizens to favor.
facilitate and mid this effor. 70 maintain
the hanor. tn Integrity and the ext
t.uce Of oar Nati,nal Union. and the per-
pctui.y Of popular government, and to
redress wrongs already long eLough eli
durei.
/ deem it proper to .ay that the first
service assigned to the forces hereby cal
led forth. will probably he to rc-p"ssess
the forts. plas-s and property which
have been seized fro,a the Union. And
in every event. tho utmost care will De
observed. consistently with the objects
aforesaid. to avoid any devastation. any
destruction Of ar interference with prop.
erty. or any disturbance Of peaceful cit
zcns in suy part Of the country. And
! do hereby command til. Persons cont
prising the combinations aforesaid. t"
dispense. and retire p-acesbly to 'hcir
respective sbodcs. within twenty days
from this date.
pcrmipg that the present condition Of
public affairs presents an extraordinary
OCCASION. | do hereby, in virtue Of the
power in me vested BY the Constitution.
convene beth houses Z" Congress. SEN
ators anu Representatives are therefore
summoned to assemble At their respective
chambers nj twelve n'cicck. noon. Oh
Thursday. the 18th dav Of July next.
and there to consider aud determine
such measures. rs. in their wisdom. the
public safety aud interests MAY seem. t."
demand.
In witrcss whereof. | have hercuut"
set my hand and caused the seal Of the
United States to lie affixed.
Done at the Cry or WASHINGTON
this fifteenth day of April. in the year
Of our Lord 1861. and Of the lxbEpEN-
DxxCE OF THE CAIrEp SrArLs TIKI klGnrY-
FIFTH.
ABsAHAM LINCOLN.
Bv tho President
VIZ. II. SEWARD.
Secretary of State.
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PUBLIC MEETING.

TN view Of the crisis now nron the eoso.
l. try, a gencrsl wish hiss heep expressed
that every citisca Of The County should -.
semble 10 County Meeting st Leonard
Town 90 TUESDAY pcxt The presence
Of every man IN the County i earnestly -
licited.
April 1e;b, 1881.
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PROPOSALS.

EOR building . sACRISTY % q.
l. Aloysius' Church. IN LEONARD Town.
will be received till the 9th Of April. y
i to be q frame buildiug. 33 By II tees % de
east gable end Of the chursb. divided Into
'vo rooms. The particulars may b 80
at +. Leo Spaldiuys store.
JOSEPH FINDERS. 8. J.
April ISL ls51-M.
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pif0.

At the residence Of her husband. 10 the
Factory District in this county, on the 9Th
inst. after protracted illness. which sho
bore with christian for,;tude. ANN RE-
BECCA, beloved consort Of alter Ford.
in The 4cti "a: Of nsr age. May she
rest in peace. .-.. .e.-. ....
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Announcements for C6es.

Col. Samuel II. Berry and Hen. Judge
Tuck arc announced in the Plauters' Ad-
voeate. the first as . cauditlat. for Con.
gress and the last IS candidate for the
Court Of Appeals. Henry Winter Davis
Il out for Congress ia Baltimore.
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Coercion.

Coercion.
There Can now no longer be q doubt
that the settled policy Of the adniui.tra-
ton II coercion. VI. Lincoln announce.
the fact. lie has called for s-ven,y-6v.
thon.and men to carry out this policy.
The Northern States have responded to
this call in manner to indicate that they
are in earnest. New York alone has en- :
gagged to furnish rs 900 men for the as-
Instance Of the administration and her
Legislature has voted half q million al
nsney to equip this force aid to place her
militia on war faotipg. Other Northera
States, Rhode Island, Massachusetts and
Pennsylvania, have been equally liberal in
their profars. Lincoln las called an extra
session Of Congress. His purpsae in do
ing this is to obtain the passage Of Force
Bill nor is there any doubt tia. he will
succeed. His power for ai.chicf is at pre-
sent too restricted. What he wants and
what he will certainly e., ii legal warrant
t" attempt. not merely the recovery of the
Federal Forts in the secediag States. but
the redac ticn Of these States themselves 10
Federal authority IN this design, We
cannot believe that he will receive any &C.
tive assistance from the Border Slave,
states. We say active assistance. Neither
the militia nor the volunteer organisation .
Of these States win FIRE 9 gun for BIN.
We hslieve this much gosd Of tbem .,
least. Their laid aud oopafnvt," If given
at all. will be given in . different way.
They will become the base of Federal
operations against the seeded States. and
their money will Lc vsted tn aid in their
reduction. II the Border Slave States re-
main in the euion. With Liueelu's var
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FOR ROAD SUPERVISOR.

WALTER FORD, thsi,kfu! for the SUPPER:
he has heretofore received from the sstsrs o.
the Factory distsics. oasrs hiasslf - ssse'::
date for Road Supsrv,sor IN cad eisiEiet sne
ssliei's the surpoT. Of his ffisnds Nd fellow
estixsns.
Aprii le,h. 1851.
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expression I can give Of INV purpose.
As ! then and therein said. now repeat:
The power confded to me will b
; used TO hold occupy aud possess the pro-
perty and places belonging to tho uov-
ernment, and to eollect the duties and isa-
posss; but beyond what Is n-os'xary TOT
sh.as ..hi.cts sh.r- sill bs M invsai.u. no
u>ing or force against or among the people
apywh-re
BY the words property and places be-
Io"gDg 10 tho Government. chi ny
sllude to the miiitary posts and prop rty
which were in the possession IT the Gov
ernmeut when it came to my hanis.
BUT If. ~ now appears {" nv true. IA
pursuit OF u purpose t" drive the Cni;ei
States authority from these plac-s, an un-
provoked assault has been made upon Fort
Sumter. I shall hold myself at liber'yto re-
r'"ss.ss. if csn. like places which had
baen seized bcfore The Government Was
devoived upon me.
Aud. in any event. / shall. 10 the best
Of my ability. rrr.l fore" by force.
In Case it proves true that Fort Sumter
uoS 'SISu ASStutcSt,
perhaps. cause the United States mails tn
be Withdrawn from all the States which
claim to have been seeded. believing that
the comm ncr.nent Of actual war against
the government justiG-s and possibly de-
aahds it,
| scarcely need 10 say that consider
the military posts and property situated
within the States which claim to have Sc
ceded, AS yet belonging to the govern
l,ent Of tn" United States, rs much ss
they did before the supposed secession.
Whatever else may Do for the purpose.
/ shall NO, attempt to collect tic luti-s
and in,p".t. by any ARMY invasion If any
part of the country -nn' meaning hv this
however that ! NAV not land farce
dcrlneJ n-ccs,ar. I" relieve fort upon
the border 1T the c"r .try.
From tn. tact tina, have quoted part
Of the Inaugural Address. i: must not b-
Inferred that repuIiat- ANY ether part.
ihc VI! ,ie of which ] rc-sffirm. except so
far as hat ] u"w ray vi te ills may
be regarded as a modification.
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SPECIAL DmpAlCH. - WAsHixoroy.
April lit is advi-edly asserted here
that the military movements. for tho re-
lief of Forts Sumter AID Pickens bavc
been set on fopt against the advice and
earnest r-moDstrancc VI General Scott.
The event thus far has justified tho conn
sells Of the mandcr-i n.chicf.
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NEW York. April I4.-Jasper, the
Tines correspondent, has been arrested
~ spy at Charleston. He was confined
for some time. and then ordered ont Of the
State. lie was taken az far 40 Whining
ton, \. e., and Is nov Oh his way North.
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CoLLrsidx rs THE Bar On We.lnes.
day night lat collision occurred in tho
bay LrtwerD he scaoon-rs W. G. R.an4
"f Baltimore. bound "a The Ps.uxent
river. and the schooner e. Hry's. bound
for this port The " T. B.ync wa. in.
juted u such an rAtcn' 40 to reudcr il no.
ccssary t" throw ov-rb"a-d the grestr,t
portion ~ tn cargo. She VIVA t.w.d into
the nHrbor Of Annapolis 10y the schooner
fr.n.. D'nna in sinking v,ndi,ioo.
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MIS-. ANDERSON ar Ngw Ys.x.-.-yxv
York. April IL y u Mrs. Anderson.
the wifi" Of the gallant rnmm.nder nf Fort
Sumter. !. now in thi- -ity. vi The BE.
WORT HOUSE" She il .i.i.ci hv number.
"f persons. VIII" 'icsirr tn ri. their tribn.,
n Prai." D. ~" "no"'nium. show red UPON
Major Andrr."n an9 to testify their ap-
probation Of the painful ,'o,i,ien in which
Mrs. \ is placed at this time.
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Nrrtsy AZ OH po,xr. The trouble
At Old Point and at Portsmouth Nary
Yard arc more serious than we're reported
The men insisted upon knowing against
whom they were to 6gh.. Many # them
arc in irons. The mu,iny is hushed up
BY the eolnmanders-in Chief a. much %
possible.
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MoSrGoMrKv. April 13.--Presidsu,
Davis aud Secretary OF War J.. p. Wal.
ker were serenadcd h;re las. night. The
latter was called out after The .ercnad,
and addressed the crowd He said. in the
course Of his remarks, that the 'Confed.
crate Flag" would sson be waving over
Fort Sumter and from the Federal CAPITOL
at Washington if ,he indie endence Of ID.
C"nfedersey was not Acknowledged and
hostiliiies continued.
The only despsteh received here las,
night from General Besures.rd ].
believed to have been favorable to the Con.
federste cause.
SAVANNAH. April 13--Tbe lights .,
fybee and in the harLor have Leen die
continued for the present.
WAR TO sE DEcIAkHp Against THE CK-
TIED STATES sY THE SEcEp1sG STATES
Official advices from Montgomery indicate
that the Confederate Congress will. in re-
assembling. .: once declare war axa;ns,
the United States! il IL believed that IN
the act Ut declaration Q distinction will
BE- made between alien friend. anu alien
enemics; ,hc former. including the border
States and su-h citizens Of the North a.
oppose corrcivc policy Of he Admins.
trstion. Obligations TO this class are A.
much to bc respected as though in time Of
peace.
REsIGSArroS or OFFICERS or rHE EAvy.
Five Ofheers Of the navy yesterday re-
signed. which were refused to be accept
Ell by the Secretary Of the Navy. Th,ir
names will prol'ably he stricken from the
Navy List. as in the recent Eases OF sever
al officers 1T the army under similar cir
snussanees. ese
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ExrcrTIvS ApvERrIsrur~rs. = Wasr-
'S"roS. April 18th. President. in tho
exercise Of his discretion 10 designate q
n"w~r,per bere in which tb. Executive
advertisements shall be pnll;-hsl, in al
ii'i"n t" the tw" papers publishing them
by virtue Of their circulation. has desi,.
mated III. National Republicans.
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Gtue protIa mottcu
res WuuperneurS.

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5Srcitsit, unatblraioteji urb 5prtNausr uuitrrs etrpurcieen
StdattS uuo Die Sibcrtett. Gbrc uns WrbItabrt eer ernTp-
berirtcu Staetcu bsmabren rtreen.
SjsaCtcn spu mCtucr eiQeuen Sanb ale Bpu-
SIS. acrntur unr nit beissorudtsm StaattItt9s!, IN
49, Sthmrnc, &m Sten SUM 1851, uno INT s5lten
SATIRE SdtS 5toatss. SUbn Het4er
fur ben @puserueUr:
George u. @uufOrb,
StaaiS- SecrstGr.
9Qc 3,itlnoer SicItS 5tootes baben eieit 0Iptlamatiru
brct Wal At rtrrf;rtIibcn unb Rshpun3 poruber an bas
greeuttp- Ocpartcntent etnjuIsncen.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-07-01
Sirlinia,SGfcrri

!ote Stra6r, Sriihen Moiu uno Gory.
uno Shmdribroc, ipnocrn audi Sudden isper gIrt NfsGsp
nullt uno NSurre2ebtuben ecbadcn. i5ur @eiciItofcu
HnG gaue mcrcsn NaisIblt 9promiocn unp ftinrrc Rutben
Die aus9c;ti@uetsn gBurn,. 0ebfuten biefer Ss56srsi ala
StltmHtEl fuI 8tnotr brfdunt, iiuo aud III BADEN bel BEN
perm Sut. Y. Sther, Chs. Ip1mann lno Qpuis 0et an
;T.eaplitaBe, pt Or Dotl6 an HOfettS, II. am STAMP Der
HnnlSelnhetth I'M Nlten uno Heucn Warft, iowic bel fru.
Se'arile an Sreaoitr. grUb uub Sadm,rf isgrr @rt Srin-
paue. ' 80" ~ w
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-07-01
W0{atnQtpm (s5aptem.

Yieiuen 6rtunben iepie bem Qublifum ius,sromu, NJ,
cr9sbene Anjct9c, paF mriue Splnmer-g BirtbIb9ft mir cr w
l3tecenen neutn Nnl19en 'r urtcrbolmna beS VubIifuntp
p%erleprn, "pnl psut9en Gage 40 micoer ac6Tu,t III. 8eirn.
no III jtoer 3ett tVarn:: uHb faIfe Speiltu in or5Etcr SIns..
ipabl gu ftubsn itno, ipwtr audi @etrSufc iebsr Dirt yu Srittr
S-UaIitat. 6reinoiAaftlidit gum ;ablrtiheu 9eiud5 lab.
sM Brtebrib Sed, Olaf.