The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1861-01-17
9flistcLLanCOns.
National Salutes in Honor of Gen.
Jackson and Of Major Anderson.

Jackson and Of Major Anderson.
Oswreo N v Ion "a national
soIpto was 6roJ boro to.J,v in bonor oFI
General J,ckson,s 6rmrosg in rosistirg
nullifcation in 1920 and Noior Ander,
sons heroic con5nct in rosistino n in
1860 II was cot mn bv tbo citigoDs ~.
respective of partv.
r..-j.l3 AZ "A N5l Ni.,' 'lICI'' annary 92'-Oue
5S. u.'T.eu r.- MS Ir. 'lo O''ns u'ou mere 70
Guy ;y IOl Sul-.. Suo y u'o"' anu III houor OIL Ma
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BOSTON, January 6.-ealutes IN COM
momorauon OF the Battle OF New Or
Ioans' ana IN honor OF MAJOR Anderson,
were nrod to-day IN many OF the towns
IN MASSACHUSETTS,, Maine and N. Hamp-
particinatod oIiko
- hLLIcoTNiLLE, N. d? January s.
Coo nunureo guns are oelng nred here
Orleans and in bonor % Of ,y,p Ninior a XnJor io"
SON tbo bcro or Fort Snmntor ~
a LARGE conconrse oc nco,Io irro.
snoctivo or D,rty ,rs in at,cnJ,nos
A LARGE banner inscribod with tbo
famous Ja1ksonian sentiment, "The
Union, it must and shall be preserved, "
has been flung across the street, CON
Meeting the Democratic and Republican
printing offices. The Union sentiment
Is universal Military companies arc in
attendance.
DETROIT, January 8.-The Union
men of Detroit, Irrespective of party.
are now firing 100 guns in honor of the
memory Of Gen. jackson, the hero of
New Orleans; the patriotic action of Ma.
jor Anderson, the hero Of Fort Sump-
ter, Tor the execution OF the laws by the
Government and devotion to the Con-
sutuuon and Union.
KALANAzoO NIrcU Jonuorv G The
citizens of Kalamazoo are fring 100
Guns in honor of Major Ardorson Gon-
eraI Jacskop and tbo Union
~ lies mIou" January o'-One nun
uIou guns were nroG lI To-Day IN commem-
c'',,o" Oh tue na'VIe OF New orleans,
.o' '"' CONSTITUTION u, ana Ine Oh'oh' ana
I'D Houor ol mayor ANDERSON
GIRAaD, PENN, January 8.-Tbere
was an immense gathering of pcople
here to-day. One hundred Guns were
fired
Rev. Mr.. Flowers made speech. de-
claring his willingness to take up arms.
~ CaP' nutchison' OF the Girard
"a a gu@ruS' al ana Vne captain OF the Ere ~
I nc Co omPany are wiling TO march with
I,le!' w co" P'u'c' aOany moment, strong
mon I. 'GsoIu.IouS .;sI were passed without
d u'SSChunS voice.
INDIANAroLIS' January ,85.-IRo an
I nlversIry Oh '99 ,Dats'e OF Ne" Orleans
WAS WI, ce'Go'"'cu !,. Oy Il unG miIItary parade.
Il "o ~ '"l'''a'y presented themselves to
lne u OcEe'nor-e'ecO, Lane VINO welcomed
'"em ln a rev words oI PaIrIoIIc ardor,
Union and Constitution and roIi,nno
in the enforcement Of the laws some
he said wished TO live pndor tbe nro,
lection of The fac Of one STAR oP hal.
metto and rattle snake cmbIcms brt f,r
him. he know no other Rop tbon that
of his country. Under IL he yonIJ
lead to battle. .uDderit he wouId 1.-Two and
die He said it was time 70 IovosiJc all
partisan strife and cherish fceIings oc
one common brotherhood 4 nafional
salute was fred in honor of NJ,ior An.
derson and his brave men
ALRrov Nrcu J,rrorv @ A I,uuo
Union NTcot;no wos boIJ boro - J,,,
and 100 Gums fred in bonor oF Co. !
Jackson. the hero Of New OrIoons and
the dorcndor If tbe Irnion orainst t"o. ",,'
son.
WEsTFTLD N V Jonrorv @ Pm
suont to y rosoIption n,ssoJ ~ I,ra,
and enthusiastic Trnio6 n,oat;aa L.IJ :,
This viIIego Iost avoninr 100 5,,n. r,.'1 ,na ~,
now boin9 froJ in ban00,, ~ - tl 0"S -, a. y
Major A ndorsoD ~ 7''''"
ERIE PAr January o.-A salute Of
lOO guns was hred here to-day, in hon
@ OF o. 'ue , mere ,,.' OF Ine hattio OF New Or
Guns u"I O"'.'y 'ITioe TI Ia u, no1or OF Ma
Jol nuuo'SJu' l.,!S.y SUI \ NC peI's OIL tue city
o,I 49, u"5l "usT J 49, ,,'o o,I,lsuI @ assent o'Uu e.
'"o P'. L - r"u p'SSou loIo' 'u''ouS ca!''
place the State in a position to answer
all demands made upon it by the Presi-
dent for tho maintenance of the Union.
the Constitution, and the integrity of
the American flag,