Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-04-11
FROM WASHINGTON.
Especial Dispatch to the Cincinnati oslnmerciaII
WAsHrscrok April s

The Cabinet and best informed parties
Federal Government and the Southern ,reb-
els Inevitable. ~"s : ss.A .------ ~ -
A mcmber Of Congress from your State,
who has spoken to the President within
the last twenty -fonr hours on the subject.
told me to-day that blood would be spilled
in less than ten days.
POLICY ARRIVED AT, AT LAST.
feel authorized in stating that the pres
ent naval army movements mean nothing
less than the protection of the Southern
forts from the attacks of the rebel army.
and the collection of the revenue from on
shipboard. $50 esp e
A REALIZING SENSE OF THE PERILs OF Do.
NoTmNGIsM. 4al
Both the Executive and members Of the
Cabinet have fully realized the fact that
the continuation of the present condition
OF affairs cannot but result in only q
bankrupt Treasury. but an utter breaking
mp of the Government and decentralization
OF the nation, and hence have determined
to fulfill the promises and redeem the
pledges Of the inaugural.
AN ERUPTION OF ErrsroIARY IMMIGRATION.
A shower Of telegraphic and epistolary
exhortations not to give up Fort Sumter,
has fallen upon the President since the
recent symptoms Of an impending attack
Of Major Anderson by the revolutionary
forces. Prominent men from all
sections Of the county offer to volunteer in
undertaking reinforcement.
A CINCINNATI AMERICAN MAKES KNOWN
THAT HIS VOICE Is STILL FOR WAR.
A we'll known American leader of you,
city telegraphed to Gurley last night to
tell the President not to bulge an inch
that to yield anything was to yield every
thing. and that million Of Northern men
would respond to call for the maintain
ance Of theyFederal authority at the first at.
tack on Southern forts. The dispatch
was handed to the President. at regular
Cabinet meeting held this afternoon, by
Postmaster General Blair.
EFFECTS OF WESTERN REMoNsTRANCE.
Letters from the West say that the de-
moralzation arising from the fact Of con-
tinued nnpunishel defiance of the Federal
authorities. contributed largely to the de-
feat of the Republicans in their late munich
pal elections. Their remonstrances doubt.
less dill a good deal towards squirting the
Executive to the present exhibition o.
greater vigor.
B0TTs BEGINS TO DESPAIR OF VIRGINIA.
John Minor Bolts is in town. He ex.
presses great fear of an ultimate prevalence
Of the SecessiOnists in the Old Dominion
He says they are daily converting men to
their disunion heresies that until very re-
Gently were among the stauncnest advocate.
Of the Union.
HE TELLS LINCOLN NOT TO FIRE THE SOUTH
EEN HEART.
He called on the President, and advised
him not to attempt the reinforcement o.
the Southern forts, as it would certainly
fan the secession excitement into sweeping
flames. sI
THE BLAIR FAMILY STRONG FoR COERCION.
The two Blairs, Frank and Montgom.
cry. have shown more grit and backbone
ever since the advent Of the Republican
} regime. than any other Republican leaders
; They both scout the idea Of peaceful seces
sion. AMI desire the Federal laws enforce
and the Federal property held at all haz
ards in the South Frank had long tall
with the President the other day. and tol,
him in as many words that firm, decides
policy alone could insure the success o
his Administration. He does anything
but mince words when speaking of tn
pacific conservatism of the Premier.
ST. LOUIS CALLS FOR EXECUTION OF REvENuI
Laws.
r Some St. Louis merchants now her
have earnestly urged upon the Administers
J tion the necessity Of strictly executing tn
revenue laws, and preventing the imports
; ton Of goods free of duty from Southern
3 ports. .a;. faa 81 Ser
THE CHILL MISSION FOR MISSOURI. q y
Henry 4. Blow prominert merchan
: and Republican lea.ier of St. Louis, an.
not Lieut. Gov. Kirk. Ohio. is probabl
Minister 10 Chill. so eia aa1t
Especial Dispatch to the Cincinnati Gazcttel
wARLrKE RuMoRs.
II WAsHIScros. April 5.-The city is OK
> periencing a good deal Of excitem at owe
|, the rumors of war, which SCENT to be full
. credited in all quarters. There is no dis
, guising the fact that general a?prehen
. sion exists that an immediate collision vii
occur either at Fort Pickens or Fort Sum
A ter. -
q The movements of the supplement-
j Gulf squadron. being fitted out At Ne,
!. York and Boston. cause q great deal &
n slsrm in the South. as private iispstche
9 indicate. despite the TACT that ample as
!. surances have been forwarded to thes
n. points that the Administration do not cor
n template reinforcing any of the Souther
J. forts, or. in the words of the reply mad
!. Ito Commissioner Crawford by promincr
d member of the Administration, ''po ho'
'e ,ilities are contemplated against Il
South" 49,, ga - ,aa ~. !,
81 Ny dispatch yesterday in regard to SUI
den changes in the naval movement Is fu
a " substantiated to-day. The fleet whit
he will soon depart for the Gulf is intends
10 to protect American interests from Birth
and French interference. .1nsnsaeissoe