White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-01-10
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n Mr. Boyco, one of the resignins M. C.'s
of South Carolina, remains in Washington to
nc. "a n mediator between the Commissioner,
of that State and the Federal Government
r lion. Henry N. Fuller. American candi.
date for Speaker Of Congress in the protne,-d
eonses. Which resulted in NE choice of Mr..
Banks. died in Philadelphia on the 26th. aged
40. e
or The lissle city Of Elgin, H.. has done
wen 70, Ransas. II ieadeds car with eighty
barrels of -four, and twenty bushels Of beans,
and sent il ON its way to the suffering.
u The Baltimore Patriot has been purchas.
Cd by Messrs. Jno. ?. & J. N. McJilton, Who
propose TO conduct the paper "ss it never has
been during the forsy-eight years ofiss existence
free from all party bias"
10 Mr.. Lineoln's family win leave sprise.
field toward the close Of February. and p,sessd
to wa1hingsos ~ quietly - spessibls, s,siding
our Northern cisies where formal recsptisas
would BE- likely to take place
u Gen. Scott says that Fort Moul,ris 10 not
the strongest fortiicasion, but Fort Sumpasr 10,
and that two hundred men can hold IL se.i.st
all South Carolina, and six hundred men can
defy the world.
q A Jrsr RKsrxr.-To some citizens Of
Richmond, Va, who desired 10 borrow q cannon
from the authorities for the purpose Of firing q
salute to the independent sovereignty Of south
Carolina, Governor Lsseher replied that !. had
no. been customary to loan State arns to ars
partisan salutes.
p The alleged negro plot in North Carroll.
M turns out to have existed In the Imagination
of foolish boy who, wanting to raise $500,
wrote to some abslitionists that that amount
was needed to effect rising Of the slaves He
vas only successful in frightening some timid
people, and in getting himself in trouble.
u The Wilmington. North Carolina, News
says that the firing Of one hundred guns in the
harbor of that place on Friday last, to sommsm.
orats the Secession Of South Carolina, had juss
the contrary effect to that which the secession
lists desired. In less than twenty minutes afisr
the firing commenced, every vessel IN port but
one ran up the stars and stripes.
u VERMONT PrasoyAL LIBERTY BILLs.-n
has already been stated that the Vermont Leg
isature, at its late session, referred the subject
Of the proposed repeal Of the personal liberty
bill of that State to the Commissioners on the
revision Of the statutes for their opinion. 1t 10
rumored that the Commissioners would advise
. repeal. and that Gov. Fairbanks hvors thsir
action.
u South Carolina having now seeded, tho
name Of the President of the United States will
be struck from the prayers Of the Episcopal
clergy Of that "nation,' and that Of the Presi-
dent Of South Carolina substituted That's an
right. The former is "past praying for" and
the latter will stand sadly in need Of all the aid
that prayer can afford him.
" A VERY EMPHATIC AND LAcoHrc AxswRa.
-Aheavy Produce Commission House in New
York City, which has evidently met with some
losses at the South, recently received an order
unaccompanied by the cash, for 500 barrels OF
flour. They replied IN the following very point
ed and profans manner: -
EAT your Cotton, d-n you"
II POSTAL DBFIcULrIrs BErwKkx Sousn asD
NORTH CARoLrSA.-The Columbia Is. CO. Car
Gilman of the 23d inst, states that the authops-
ties Of Charlotte. N. c., have prohibited ingress
to that town to persons coming from the former
place, and that the mail agent on the CharIssss
Railroad, having in charge .hs mails from Co
lumbia, was stopped on Friday and compelled
to return, and send his mail to its point Of Dee
sinasion by the roundabout way Of Raleigh.
u Col. Snyder. Of the Sixth Military Dis.
trict Of Missouri, has been removed from hia
Office Of Division Inspector Of that district, by
Gov. Stewart, because he dared, in his letter 10
the st. Losis Republican, to tell the truth in
regard to Judge williams lies about the al.
lodged rebellion in Kansas. The expeditios
of the St. Louis militia TO the border opened
tie Coils eyes, and unluckily for his chance Of
military glory, caused him 70 open his nossh
also. .-
70 The Springfield correspondents sfthe New
York Tribune, says:
"a niece of Mrs. Lincoln-s beautiful sad
accomplished young lady Of eishsesn-wiiI
grace the Presidential party on their journey,
and viii become member Of the family 81 the
White House. ought not, perhaps, TO men
sDn this latter Interesting fact, lest 10 might a.
tract 20 many young Republicans to Washing.
ton o. to make our friends down South think 10
4 Wide-Avake procession!
" Col. Anderson sent dispatch 10 the Sse-
retary Of War, sftsr the evacuation Of Fort
Moultrie, stating that he understood. from
sources deemed eminently reliable, that the
forts would be attacked, and no opportunity
Afforded the garrison to surrender 70 the co.,
,tituted authorities therefore. - first in com
mand Of the Notifications, be deemed il . duty
10 himself and 10 the men under his command.
10 remove to fort whore be eosld ast ~ he
defensive successfully.
u The EsvEc1 IN PMLApELrmA-K AZ
south Carolinians aattsrsd thensslsss tAaa ~
recession ordinances vas going 70 ssssts psnts
md alarm asths North. they have bssn .isas.
ken. To-day everybody is ehssrfsl - ssnal.
md there il general feeling thstthe accession
. only nominal. At the stock board thers vss
greater animation. and better sssling tha.has
been known for . long time, with gsnsrd -
rance in The prices in most OF the ssssks- lhis'
ldslphians do nst believe that The Union eaa
- 20 easily destroyed. Bs'aais, D. u.