The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1861-05-11


I soil Of a State admittedly ID tie Union
with the object &c Defending the common
capitol, imposed new duties md new re.
{ responsibilities on tie states and admins.
Il tratich This state OF things could moi
he Submitted 70, whether Maryland might
H profess 10 lie loyal to the Uniotl or other.
y wise. There could he permitted no hos
/ tile soil, no INSTRUCTED thoroughfares.
between tile States undoubtedly loyal.
and their national seat Of government.
The Governor thought the road through
Baltimore would be Kept open, but says
the time for temporizing had passed and
II was necessary to meet the Southern
foes face to face. He recommended 4
large loan aud the raising 81 fifteen reei-
mcnts Of cayalry aud infantry. exclusively
Of these called into service.
"A rcquisition had been received for
| twenty one more regiments. making :
total q. thirty eight regiments from that
State. The Governor recommended a re-.
Iserve 81 ten thousand men.
Cd Ingersoll, Of Philadelphia. had ii.
vited ex-presidents Buchanan Pierce
Fillmore, Van Blrcn ard Tyler. 10 ar.
bitratp between the sections Little rood
was expected to result from ID.
wAsnrSaroN. u. +,
Northern troops continued to arrive al
Washington without obstruction. j 81.
The Kansas company had called on the
President, who said II he had to choose
between the maintenance Of union and
liberty and the Shedding Of Llood, there
need be no doubt which course lie would
lpnrSue. ss Z. n. isssa 4,
r Five employers at the Washington
lnayy5yard had been arrested-.they y ere
found Filing tie shells with sand, they
were 10 be tried, and il convicted, would
be shot. W .,- Fl. 4.
4 Government had finally decided to re-
iceiye forty Thousand, ont Of The seventy.
i've thousand volunteers called, for d term
Of three years, and twenty-five thousand
regulars for i've years 4. ,5. ... ..= II.
An armory il To be established at Rock
Island in the stead Of Harpcr's Ferry. II
was also stated that the naval academy
would be removed temporarily to- New
port ~ NJ ..5 .s 4
4 no more consular or diplomatic ap.
Epointments We're To be made till every
avenue to the Capitol was opened for the
passage Of citizens and troops. Colonel
Mansfield. Y. s. engineers, has command
q the forces il The Capitol.
Intelligent gentlemen from Western
Virginia had waited upon the State Ad-
ll q 10 procure arms 10 defend.
themselves, They state TINT west Of the
Blne Ridge conld be held i the necessary.
arms were given III time; They stated
that they were endorsed by the public
sentiment Of that portion Of Virginia, and
the Stnte Administration had complied
with their request. III, .s. Il.
A. washington dispatch of the 10th,
says: that the troops called out by the
order OF that dAy were ali additional 10
The screnty,iise thousand already required.
Inc whole number called for by Govern
ment thus far, is volunteers, by rteelalna.
ton, seventy .tlye thousand; volunteers; for
three years service, forty thousand; reEu.
lars. Tor hye years service, twenty-five
Sthonsqndi sehihen for Eve years service,
eighteen Thousands; being a total of one
hundred and: tlHy-eiEht thousand men,
.u la ~ seyenty1ase ihoEisaud two weeks
before, ana eighty-three thousand that
day, ana tiese hamners s. tnll short Of the
re't i'lnoers, as several states would send
aouoie. tue NUMBER 3oi regiments asked
70 ior =: . =. j. .: ...,
a NO tortincallonS on either side OF the