Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-03
TFfom Our Own cOrrespOndcnt,l

TFfom Our Own Correspondent
WASHINGTON CRY, June 30, 1851.
TO THE EDIroR OF TIE LEADER.-Wash
iugtOn City is in 8 ferment o. anxiety and ex-
cltement-a great interest attaches to the
events which the next week sball bring forth.
The public faith Is implicit in q FORWARD
MOVEMENT within that dmei and indeed to
an inexperienced observer, 1t would seem
that the belief is well grounded. The most
important indication to that end, is the en-
ployment dsy and night OF = great number
Of army wagons in conveying powder and
projsctilss from the Navy Yard and Arsenal
to the Virginia side Of the Potomac. Their
e~saseless rumble at ell hours, from 'earg
morn to dswy eve" and from dewy eve unth
early morn, in their passage between these
two points, keeps constantly in mind the pres
epce Of war. People 90 to bed 10 anticipa-
ton Of awaking to the rOrr OF cannon ana
the rattle Of small arms-thoy arise to the
belief that before the setting Of The sun, the
carnage will have ~besun-but up to this wri-
ting, these expectations hare been happily
disappointed.
do not think, upon rejection, that any
decisive movement will occur until some days
after tbs meeting of Congress. The truth
Il the Administration does not incline 10
assume the aggressive without some action
an the part Of the Representatives OF the
neople which authorizes ito this date, all
its movements have been upon the defensive,
and in some instances, rs In MISSOURI anu
MARYLAND. for the protection Of loyal citizens
The mobilization of q large army here no
doubt has the outward seeming OF agrees
i've ouerationsi but the action OF Congress
Is surely awaited for the sanction esSenuai 70
J render it legal and constitutional Ihal
I, Congress will vote the necessary suPPhe9 OF
D money aud men, those acquainted with the
, patriotic material OF which 1t Is composed
need not be assured.
: The heads Of the various Departments art
e closeted in their Offices preparing their Re
ports necessary to be submitted to Congress
An the announcements oil what they WI
~propose in the way Of procuring money &C
are based Tor the greater part up IN sPeeula
tion-in some instances, however, very near
" approaching the truth. It's not believes
that the Secretary oil the Treasury viii pro
( ooss an unlimited issue Of Treasury Notes
probably a loan at 7 or 6 per cent. Interest
10 and an increase of duties upon certain sru
a Giles of such general consumption as viii ms
terislly add to the IeSeuue, In the We
e assured belief thai all patriotic and loyal cit
;geus viii cheerfully assent to 1t in view
ar The public necessity. Secretary Chases 81
ID oacious craftsmanship is guaranty suthcieE
/; that whatever plan shall be proposed for IN
importaut object, will be practical and {
NJ certain as any future event can be, OF ssn
lie factory accomplishment.
ur The constant large arrivals OF troop
IN some five thousand yesterday, including Il
New Jersey Brigade of 1000, lend addition
20 confidence 70 the belief above referred !
III that a great engagement is imminentiy nea
IN As the members of the two houses gathe
and interchange sentiment upon the state
the country, the panic q can characterize
e. bv nc other name,) which existed amoI
lc- Union men here, lest some dishonorat
lat and dispraeeiul compromise should be d
Al yised and rushed through at the extra sc
sion. gradually but surely wears away
There Is no intimatiou of any other int
re- ton than that ola short sharp, decisive "
a war which shall forever put an end to t
Secession ~dogma-which shall convince I
traitors Of ALL sections that the political
lol. are not the controlling power OF the count
"a war which shall give q final quietus
~ that class of FIRE eating demagogues "
carry the States they represent In their ha
ian and who, in Congrtsl and out o. 1t, lie
The The people in a ierment of anxiety about |
perpetuity of the Union-a wax, in sho
which shall be conclusive Of al these Gu
At lions. and settle the constitutional dor
his whether the States are parties to a comp
m liable to be destroyed at will BY any SIM
AZ, member. or whether they are bound togei
&C. or "a nd inssparable."
viii SisRds Of peace" as the symPath
I've upo,twas. opposition Of the var'ons na-,
be ~ several ofthe loyal States, to run ! sin,
APP maintenance Of the Union, with SUSPECT
The and hatred. Il will be the death-knell to
70 revival of that party.strite in the Northe
States uyon which they partly base tn
my hopes Of a successful issue to the attempt
YER ACKNOWLEDGMENT of the Union. A "Uni
Ticket in Ohio, which shall be composed
acknowledged patriots of both the gr'
. parties, unanimously selected, would have
lp- moral Deigh in this struggle which is utt'
lie, ly impossible to be over estimated. ItwOU
era be the sure evidence 70 the vkok World IL
u the people are in earnest upon this subje
~ and that the Union is to be maintained
are every cost. And let me remind you that t
by Republicans of Ohio, at this critical junctu
of in our country history, can nell afford to
generous.
! notice the arrival in town Of Hon. A.
o. Riddle. A. F.
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