The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-05-23
GOVERNORS MESSAGE.
Senator's and Representatives.


President of the United States, for an 10 man
famine the Union and the supremacy Of tho laws
or TO aupDre8s rebellion or lhsuIIec'ol, "l " 10
pei invasion i'm the United States, ana was au-
thorized, and it was made my duty to tGfe such
sneediesf and most efficient manner corresponding
70 such cali. and to this end l was authorized 10
ACCEPT the services OF vol ntcera ior active service
~, f,,a men each rank and file, and in regiments
Of ten companies each, / was also authorized to
provide for uniorning and e4uipplng SUCH compa-
mics az were not provided WITH uniforms ana equip
ments.
The FIRST call OBJ ne f4es.~eHt ''- lhtnIeuIalo az
tive service W@s iof one ReIlll1l, VI ii''a .l
My proclamation is5oGo Iiiheo.llely "lier VIC
passage Of the act oil lne Lczi5i"lUIc as answer
ed, within less than ten atysoF com aes enough
each containing the teIn's''e AoliucL 81 nloh' ~
make up at least ave reg Imeh.s' iHsleaa Oh one
then ia ucd alolAei pro tll'I'''i' 'e
offers that mad been MADE ana aa i3ig th1 tneie-
after lmpauies mlEm He eAfolc' 10 Stuho as MN
ute men, ready 10 "n7"e' 'o'tHel oo'l5 10 thoy
NIGH be fnAae, Dat "l1A'1L GAPtNee W Iue o'ate'
except as lucy Were mustered i''V Set &C. Ill lSSS
Ran enc month from the date oil my hrst procla-
nation, at least i've tHouahu men, eitAer as MAJ,
vduals or in enrolled companies, haFe OHerep
their services Tor the war, ana al appear ANXIOUS
for active service 10 the helu'
In providing Tor The First Regiment, emDarrasS'
meuts have resulted from the Iact lnut ihereneYer
has been an efficient mnlary organization ~ ING
9tdIe-hD Sy..Iii ~ r as, tegJ oy ,,arc
seen H't4Fe heu ~. ', - '.,i. All 80,
almost c"liFeiy o. @ - si
nor Of equippMs anA uHi!" mag anu tihllhg Sol
dier5 agd "ihccra Tor fIs-ca var were mysteries
the ISOLATION OF Which c'uI" o".y DC 4o"H" ny ac
rlal experiment .t III.
., % gay - - -, ,raot,,r. ~ sltl,o c2tent thar
isezI''..'.. -, Ill I,eoo b.,.r an tban tbay viii
they 1tlet"lse "Vu'" ""'0 "00i'' - ''"n 'N0J W."
ne netS'.,e. '1 ~ f,, ,l,o .i,,r .o.,irs+ tho
Inc 7PH'' " 80 80 T-y.'aJ So, l.. s23,nL a. bos
69Veti'hc" Va ~ - T -. ;t5 ,.s,,;aa
never .ti'rc Db5h mon y -: F. ''i -,
ton. lie p1.ito M w. 10 " - s,'' - ~
ernnc4l tA"- Is oas''-ioI' 90 III " 80 'o
North Aey are itsiNa ~ ~ iSooN' '''' 'i'''0" ~
rife IN some po,.ol5 ~ 1l,G ,,.',,, ,t ~ oo+
Inc zee ',ii..,- 80 H. r,,,,T.I-n -,
en- our H. ~ ~ E '
ion from an patta o. VIC ~ '''o ~" l,'
certainty that AG'euo' 0'-ls "o1IJ t ~ in ~ "a
the state loiceo ny W ioiii ouP' nliI ~
bring together announcer io5i',c'I ot beH' "uu 70
authorize "uHioo' VI ioGiooI Io-u P','i''
had volunteered 70 iI'til 800 INV ~ al
su Tar as vas pya1iDiS "i'IDnI 'i.o
disc pine an" 81 ~ .1otai ,'t '.-ei ,,,,J
actu ""t' =. 7 ,oi -. 80 ~ ~
saiety, ii'' "i'! - ~ gl' sit ~ - :;
menL' .i'a' "ii w ''S. "o ~. " 'o 80 -, 70
ABROAD among ll.9 ~ ny FyDlo ~ 'o on
That s9tt rs otFlu9 INC! 70 u'',"I' |'u II 'e
Government o'os NOV 81 VI no J'.'"tI "Is| 1 10
G@ J'f lt'y s, |I - ,t 20 AZ
thas INC o'1Io Va 80; 4. -, Iii ~
Tcct ll.a Cu'lSiI 'i - ~ i - Wv 'i,''y
amer g I7 " 44.''ot o'g''io-' t " ti7 =: IN
h th,s uprising 'u%' e.''o' 10 me III wy
usual MANNER lHcIo 10 a ~ 49, W 6Ioa'
wrongs 20 De Tcdrcaseu una tist tHe HoNeIAH4ent
which ism danger, IS 10 DC preserved ny tIe VII
ing heufl5 Huo STRONG "t'o7 o' 'uYso 70 "hoin II
belongs. bi5 cutICA. 81 ~ p"1"1 'CG'lA5 must Dt
directed ana cohtroile"' Vi t"cI7 WIN come On Il
some.hipg more i1ah Il war 10 PG' GOWN feDei!Ioh
it Wal become Waf between inc bof9et SIate'
and ih'ae "hDse iu.sIC7'7 "Io ooIicc'eu WIN tn'
Border SUITES, ana ih Hucn u war i't inc Lhe pc
ing, me F"FelHuici1 mani w Io7' SIGN o. II
absolutely caftain lh"L me 7o' cHIy nous
and troops W9uIa "lPo yUl lH2 'eoGlion III 'are'
days from so'day,I "'uil s.i. oe inc PoHcy Oh Inc
Government ana lgt 10 DeaI interests, III view
what ought I'd ne me u,u4e o' tl'7 Sieat nation,
70 cal !I.y uic HeI' '5 '', as 'tc5 C'"iu p9 @F"
e., ut leG. three luroiea lhous"hu men ...
ihe majesty ana power OF th'5 Government, II /
has ei,uef, shouIu DC manifested now, so lhat tht
word hty see l'ah0 so lH"I " az Time III us MS
tory me l"Sa VI SoyT7'"'l anu Sail ne ~
idea vi ibe past. Nhch INC people see that lheL
upraHg mas put oo"h lIe IcocpIoH' thcy VIII Ok
sutrned, ana NOT be''le'
The dhoulIIc8 oi me present crisis are growing
grCuicr and more extreme every daY. Broad arc
more excluded fields are constantly opening by thu
attitude of new otaic5 forced by trcHchery and b,
arm 10 mobt, dtsuiheh ny The name Oh rebels, Int,
secession. One 5lGle amer another, wiling or un
wiling, has been or Dis mo-" being placed IN an at
titUuc of hostility 10 fc'eral authority, until will
more seeding state, there viii be fifteen hun
dled miles of contiguous territory standing i'll mos
wicked aud warilkg GutUgOulaiu.
Il is most startling consideration that the PEG
pie of the United States should be at war with each
other, and thut the Government Of the Unite
Stutes should be forced to the terrible necessity 0
maintaining its authority against internal dissen
sous by force Of arms. The settled determinatio
TO overthrow our system, so wisely designed com
plicated yet simple the Completest for worlIin
ont the greatest good OF all men under it, is s
gtraupc unaueouutaUie. causecss, lnexcusablC
that war had actually begun and an attack upol
public property had nctually been made befor
The iawabdiug people OF the country could b
brought TO realize that danger existed. We had nj
ticcd for 70 loug time apparent preparations fU
nischl.ij and had heard threats OF O hostile dspC
siiUuin one portion Ut the country against auothe
portion, but eighty years Of growth and prosperit
had 70 fastened upon the minds Of the people til
idea of purmaueHcy and strength, that 1t was i'm
possible 90 conceive OF q serious. deliberate nen
TO destroy the Union.
he feeble colonies of revolutionary days hat
grown into great States, many Of which in populG
fan cguqlcd, and in wealth exceeded the DODulA