New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-12
Is thoroughly aroused Gsnesee has bad company on

pany In readiness. Dansvilie has sent one company
THUS old Livingston promises TO be fairly represented
Nunda and Lima slso in Livingston Coquy raising
their companies Not less than 30 Of the best young
men in the institutions OF le'rring at Lima have
volunteered their services AID enlisted In the riis
company forming there. On Sunday week, President
Reed OF Genesee College addrussed them ut theCol.
lege Chapel.
Erie seems to have been very unfortunate in organ
izing for the war. Tne 74tb engaged 10 enrolling
week or two, for three months eeryice, and which
drew from this quarter many OF our worthy ana gallant
young men dsbanded; and back soldiers, after
week of camp life fully satisfied with their experience
and dissatisfied with most everybody in command for
being kept go near home, aud nothing to do. Could
they have had marching orders anywhere all would
have been well.
Allegany County responds. Capt. Loyuon's CON-
paDy has been accepted. Three others are being
formed at Wellsville A meeting was held at the
Baptist Church, FRIDAY evsung, at which patriotic
speeches were made, and the national anthem sung
Genesee County has sent company. Others
are forming Meetings have been held in nearly every
town in the county AT a meeting in Leroy, the Hon.
A. S. Upham volunteered Tiese meetings have been
largely attended and addressed by the leading men in
the county.
Wyoming is up and doing There is no more law.
abiding or UniOu-lovng people in the State than in
this county. Meetings have been held a. Atca, Cas-
tile, Perry, Wyoming, aud at warsaw. Large
es or volunteers in these various towns But one
company thus far has been raised 10 the county That
is at Warsaw. Pike has made the attempt, and failed
CASTLE do; Wyoming the sane. In tins village the
comIany of which DIR. Bennett II captain, Is nearly
foil, aud they have delayed operations until reply
can be received from headquarters. They want 10 go
Our volunteer fuId runs up to nearly S2OOo ana u
our company is accepted it will be largely Increased
Last evening, Sabbath, the Rev j. B wentworth,
one OF the abes preachers in the NJ. +. Conference,
delivered discOuee iu his church on the southern
Rebellion" taking for his text Romans IL: lst and
I'd verses, as follows:
Let soul be subject unto the hgher power o tnee
Z COD % power but '' o0a 'n' powers H' 20 ''' -'
'Whosoever therefore reseth the power ressteth the
ordnc Of God stj they hst resist shall receive to them
The church was densely .hronged, previous notice
having been given in The WyOWaRg Times Very
many were unable TO obtain seats or even standee3
Back Of he pulpit the national ensign was displayed,
and the choir had arranged two smaller hags IN the
center Of the gallery. TIE company OF volunteers oc-
cHped front reats in the body Of the church. The
Rev. Messrs Cheeney of The Baptist who bat recen y
add ressed our citizens in lis own church upon our
national difcuie and fomlinson OF the UniyeEsast,
occupied seats IN the pulpit
The sermon wa. mas'erly effort. Carrying out the
idea of the text, Sir. Wentworth argued tbat God
supervised the growth Of Sate and His approval aud
sanciiOn ordinarily given to whatever civil institu-
tiuns xst people They better adapted than
any other to that eoples social ~ell-belng, and their
defense and maintenance Is duty-d duty demanded
no le.s by the precepts of religion than 10y the d taes
of urudence aud patriotism. A rebellion, then, that
aims at the overthrow Of such pOllticl insutut0ns AS
have ProyideHtial sanction aud sustain proper re-
Iation 10 the wants and welfare Of the people, Is
always criminal in its cbaracter-a sin against God,
and crime ngairst society. II rebellion is tnus ord-
nariy unusihahls aud crmiI Ial what shall we say Oh
the Southern Rebellion which hss recently arisen among
usi Whether we exau it III the light OF prudence or
policy of morals or rell1n--whetLer We direct at
nlion TO lie course its me- bpjr or It's purposeS-i
must ia e her case, aud In every point VI View, De
pronounced uuujligated aroeity. After reviewing
The whole eld-nOne of their rgnts involved, DOne OF
constitutional privileges iufinged, but the whole
course OF National legislation favorable to Southern
nterests since the organization of the government
he claimed that il was wholly with ut excuse and pro-
ceeded show that it was not simply secession move
mont, but attempt 10 overthrow our repuO,leah
system and establish it, ruins military aud rlaye-
holding desp iism. All I'll, was argued with great
cearners and iorce and with evident appre,i ton
and approval on the part OF his audience: What-
ever view, he sail, may he taken of thls southern
rebellion, l. is scheme OF uomigated rascay and
wickeduess and urged TO ri-e up TO resist end
quel il by eyey Sentiment Of regdfor religion trut
a1a virtue"
TIE method Of suppressing the rebellion was by
fore alone. The arbi i.fament Of the sword having
been orohered il must be accepted. The struggle il
al OF sreugh. 1t must either he crushed ont, the
Government is.n be orus8ed. Every consideration
Of patioism aud humanity urges that this war upon
which we have entered should be pushed by the Fed
ersl aWhOIiIes with the utmost rigOr aud With the
most overwhelming force. Tie armed hosts that
gathered and gathering for tine sge and sack Of the
National Capital must be scattered, aud routed and
driven, If necessary, into the Gulf OF Mexico All the
pIOpeTty OF the United States, stolen by the traitors
nu,t be reaken treason puuished according 70 law,
and the property Of the traitors COntisCatCd.
He coucluded with address to the volun eers,
urging them 10 prepare for the conflict by putting on
the armOr of the Gospel "and said he, "wben the
war is ended may you all return TO receive with your
felow- atlOts tie beue llcous OF grateful people
aud loug live TO enjoy that system of civil freedom
which you will the proud consciousness Of having
assisted & defend and rees,ablsL.
After The Benediction was pronounced the Star
Spaneed Banner" WAS sung by the united choirs of
the Baptist Ubiyersasi, and Methodist Churches
The volunteers formed and returned TO tneir quarters
at the tap OF the drum, and the audionce dispersed;
not, however, without demonstrations OF applause
The &c ne and the will never be forgotten by
those who were pfeseut. Their effect was magical,
and patriotic emotions welled over aud tOund voice
from youth and age al be-
Mrr. liprenc otte is here and lectures before the
Young's Mems Association tomorrow evening, on tho
Heroic ia Common liie.'
At fag-raisng in Rochester N. Y, the 4th inst,
the Hon. ALFRED ELY, NJ. c., from that District,
spoke as follows:
FELLow-CIIIzESs: We need not stop TO inquire
why or wherefore Is this extraordinary spectacle The
large areemblage that see around me, the simple but
interesting ceremonial with which the Flag OF our
Country has been thrown 70 the breeze, the strains Of
inspiring mu.ic the sweet concert OF those youtlfu
voice., aud the solemn supplcaton Of the reverend
clergy salute cur ears--all these prociim thc deep
patriotic sentiment, Of which that flag Is the symbol
and eA Apression. IL has come down TO us from the
Revolution baftised with the blood of the Fathers
ours by an Inheritance beyond all value.
am here to-day, fell1wcilizene, TO AK whether in
this hour of our counrys peril you will sustain that
fag us your fathers Sustained it, end pledge to its sup
pot your Elves, your fortunes, and yonr sacred
honors."
| rejoice that again speak beneath the Star
SpanOts d BanueF; that mulutudes Of men arc women
have ome here from tar aud near and paying 10 it