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/ laTS.ordinance alter dss,oa-ClaH nrdsranae afte
. enacIea WaIn haste which Eavb no time "a
saarisd ~ channa anu n a. secret manner whicl
ultimately and necessarily r. ~ ..aon, ILL., and Wnel
discussion, and the ieast smno,ts Ms was eyer 10
iaeas; Was placed before the people for M
fast fatlon. We are told thp.t We are not to mani
tLat heeIat, ~ p4t are 81 sEbmiseively to accept al
t-a-1r-1sse eean ooae Without authority, and &C
approheta ~ anat eas not been submitted to on,
! npp.onallo1; 19no Il there tsA tyranny on earth
nress;an n9HE aF H. eaan this shaekling bf the'ex
ess.on u tos Tree thought, We have yet to
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On similar theme, the Atlanta Goufsderac,
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cit,s' IL enTa III, ts p19poslon That every
r;ex1. Pun ~ as co9nLI9, Rnether 1t meets his
csnno4 ~ baot,,., os " t.as Poacy be such as he
fa-+h,,.;+tt I1y ooIse ano support, he will
tSs h"nLdaa .sase ne coantfN We DO think it
.fand hia oa,y 10y u eYely good citizen to de-
j sannt s -. 3as Iount5y n every measure she may
! Louis Napoleon will be delighted with this
! summary method Of dealing vith ,,,-n,h1;,,.
1. noinori+iaa. :, "4sa siau1ol1us
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- aay IN Charleston, South Carolina, q
! ipeRsn?ghts ago; had three children at abirtb,
!! Ifennce :, makes the event an occasion to
/, s say taak tnafleston continues to be port Of
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| The Philadelphia Inonirer f1as come estraots
from 1,rivate lettar ,r-tt+o, ~ e.. ~
+ha n g a.s se1 "'ttt.A "S al oAleer Oh
49, ,-s - . steamer brooklyn, Oft Pensacola
March 49,:
The frigate Sabine. sloop a. Ton;s and tho
old BROOKLYN ara nov f9st nnt.5a ,+ha ," han .,e
Not an officer nor mar has been alloeaJ to ~,
ashore. Boats, however, come of to 15s
bringing provisions, papers. &c. They give
! horrible account Of The sfafe of afF,;5s 20
shore The troops they renresent os io haino o oI
undiscip1lned, rough and ffisorderT: % saf |sf r.
men they number fTom three to- fSnr ~ hn1-
dred. They, are going and coming all the
time, and soon get tired Of playing soldier. :
and after, living On hard fare and receiying no
: pay, become tiaeusted and leave Tie gsces.
sioaists have possession Of forts McPaa and
Barrancas, and the Navy Yard. Fort McRae !
is an old Spanish fort. and mnunts hnt ,faw i
guns; Barrancas is small and round, with but
lnere are slx or eight small 81 Founders
mounted on the beach These present the 4
only obstacle to our entry, Fort Pickens is
IN possession Of the Federal troops, and is
likely to remain 60. It is large, new fort,
and will mount 212 heavy guns, They have
as many mounted now as they require, and It
is In 9 most wonderful state Of oefense, and |
capable Of resisting IN attack Of 5000 men. |
/ also commands The other forts and the yard. |
We can throw the troops We have on board |
ID there without any trouble tits impossible |
Tor them to keep this fort from being reinforc- |
cd If necessary, All we want Is the order to I
enter and re.take all the Government proper
~; we could do it in a very short time; in
fact; don't think they woald attempt to re-
sist us, for they well know we can shell the +
whole place without their hurting 11s much.
The feeling of Secession is not unanin,ope
in the South by any means there are plenty
o. Union men here who assure us that they
t;as Ha[s nov eapress themselves ashore, Tor their
heartily SICK and tired Of 1t; business Of ali
IL hlus u stoppea, money scarce. and the work
reaction n5ees snan aelua5 staryng Insre W1ll be
stripes viii aeain foat i6 he hree1s '''fs ~
they would bring this to an is,ue-yar or
peace: lam prepared for either I say Sup
port Inc C0nBtltntlon and enforce the Federal |
Laws. If the people at the North could hear
"naG We near and See, they would not hesitate
an instant.
/, The feeling on this ship is eminent1y patriot
tc, and We ara already to spill the last drop of
blood that courses through onr veins to de-
fend the flag and support the Constitution of
the United States; and If 1t should come to a |
fight, the country can depend upon this ship
Secession has no sympathy here EvervthIn1
is ready to move IN N Instant, under bansed
hrss' guns loaded, boats ready, arms distribu-
shei aSnnM Ia ~ +ha h .ne 1la; -; iew OF cur
United States steamship WVandottss s came I nnt
to-day (she goes in and out under 1lag Of
truce) with news that Fort Sumter is to he
gwen up to morrow; but there arc 30 many
rumors flying about that you don't know what
to believe We are hoping that some yeseels |
will soon arrive with orders and letters. I've |
are down on ships rations and an allowance
Of water-rather hard 1are-from the captains l.,
down, and without money.
-Lotteries are nourishing in the south,
They are in operation in saya5nah Charieston Oh ,
and other cities viii a. cs1ied q n1;.ss %
ne from AZ In son mn Tha R'I, h,,,;naEgs inng
appears to hive received An innn1so o"'Aosse
+R,,.n,o.- +h-,z Fa,;s;ta.a,.l 49, 1..e.
omaio" ~ Illus leucitonsly describes the
An Alabama secession nsner ;nnu,rez II +ba
Border States know what Is II The Hai1ht ~
[mpudeuce We answer .for The Erraa-
States, that It is to see and hear a man swa1.
.ering and swearing in every crowd he enters
hat be will 70 out Of the Union becauss he
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guaranteed to take slaves in The Territnr5es
Hhen. in fact, he does not own a negro in fIe
World, never did, and never will md Wifha1
amt get credit Ia an7 store in ;tha rnnntV
Ehere he lives, for wool hat, or pair Of bro
'sns rbo p,ua.. e..to,
800 wv a.e os utns 70 II"
!, raaas - -saas w." ~ poe..1vn y. ea1.es up
:. - @A4 Ptc0Aeo 0e1' ~ tn0 ou1t States'
m ,'e
iaeIs ,st - "a p9Ins Deyono Yalen We cannot so I
;, ~ pon1 ~ "u'ea ioIne4[ance ceases TO De
ns4e. ~ saEgesa tnat Me nave very nearly ] q
.asheu s ~ staI poni ~, 10y: lug estAW tnie ID 70
y 80 at auo @ path ~ nom apo4t 10 be put
~ -. n.1am ~ sne Ii4 Hnlea Tue seceane
" a,'a ploposes 70 ieVg On sneh goods
~ oae peopie ss4o lnl0 tnose states Tor sale
w. s5 ath ~ a.ens our lorta alsena
= ta ~ ~ ~ yiuet ~ It9yese1, s4e5 now propose
ar ~. -s,saa ~ ~ Lue " sslk oat lums
heI horera T thc nams ~ b;oh aft1eles H In
~ oua11te. W. u sAc nalue u nlgn dea1en,
nas ate mS ~ ~ 1T lAs 4leeMeh OF len
Iesao sa s mis ~ - ueu ~ tug o. lralto1a VINO
sS 5 issaa5 ~ uetia5 ~ i4to InG nanos q task-
! l@sssls :. 1Enuessee' heatueky, auo the 9TH | I
Aoroer ~ are te. pay tfabute~te King
uttoh! ',,,:! re nave sned our blood and spent u
a alntnls n1s q money 70 acquire 1fee access to
ro ut ~" y. ms1lo. ,"s nave pulie 19Ets TO
1;s .oseGt 9u1 ea enmaalce On laat gult Ne ae.
ea! uiea Tue E$at Il 20 sae nee and nnoDstr1eted
~ @ y Lne nilsslss,pPl hlver. ~ Is or
": GaE ogsz 60 eaz o. Saa9 asp1s
~ y -, anas H. iIses auu uose lorts and Gus 4
~ houses are as mncn our property as is the 81
eAee "aplsoA ~ Nasusnle'
IN sermon delivered at Charleston, by 1 q
,e Rev. C. c. Pinckney, and lust published &
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