Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-05-03

| tors Of the Memphis Avalanche, writes fFor
| Montgomery:
1fit were proper, might indulge my read
ers with my own convictions, founded uPo
the most reliable information as to what vi
tranSpire By the action of the Governmen
here within the next ten days; but the sls
gestions of wise policy convinces me tha
in an hour Of such exigeney, pablicatiei
should not be given to anything calculated G
inform the enemy Of the movements Of thi
Government. That the North will have wa
to their hearts content, war to the right Q
them, war to the left of them-war, hot, effect
i've war, until it shall beIch forth itself, "Hcld
enough I'' is certain.
FOLLY OF THE KENrrckr SECbsslox1sTs.-
The Frankfort Commonwealth has the folloW
ing:
The language Of Disunion papers and on
tors now is this, "KsntGeky must go OUT" +
is not possible that true friend of Kentuck,
who has grain of sense can subscribe to suel
an a,rocious sentiment Just look at the Coz
sequence. Until Kentucky secedes she is !
neatral State, and will not be molested by ths
General Government. The moment she doe
Secede, she places herself in an attitude Of Wal
against the General Government, and invite
invasion from the innumeFable forces that ia
opposite her six hundred miles of defencelez
Territory What means have we OF repellinE
invasion? Seven thousand and FIVE hundre9
muskets only. some of them imperfect, aaa
not an ounce of powder nor pound of leaa
n,xNa@
plate on which JEFF Davis and his rebels We
to Print their letters of Marque, was yeaterd
seized and taken away from the room of o.
photographer in this city, who was thus afOu
ing aid and comfort TO the enemy. There e9<
traitors among us yet, and those who cannoi
fight cau watch-N. Y. World.
JEFFERSON DAVIS AT WEST PoIET.-Je eE
Davis graduated at West Point in the clasI
of 1928. He ranked Z3d in class nnmbef
ing 80. No one doubts his bravery, but i
he is a great soldier, his record at West Point
does moi show it.
Two citizens of GAINESVILLE, engaged in tho
stonc-ware business, returned from New Or
leans last Saturday. They report that it be
ing lUIDSSlOiC ~ OUitlll FOiuHbSCAo ktC
Southern army, the drafting process has been
begun, and men are impressed from all ranks
and stations in life Or eotsFse great dissatis.
faction is the rrsalt. These gentlemen also
state that bankers With whom they transacted
business, informed them that they 1.-THE bank
ers) were quietly sending their specie to New
York for safe keeping. They are preparing
for the coming storm.-SfGte Journal. 25th.
How BkEcKIxRIDGE DEMOCRAT TALKf II
MAssAcHUsETTs-Gen. Benjamin F. Butler
has been appointed by Gov. Andrews CON
mander Of the Massachusetts Regiments who
have marched to Washington he was tie
Brcekinfidge candidate for Governor last fall
If any body wants to measure swords with
the uprisen masses who have sworn TO squelct
out the would-bc assassins Of this Republic
let him rad these representative words OF
full bloodej Democrat
We will make it true that we Will either
bring back our shields or be brought back up
OH them. Applause. Sons of u Puritan
Ancestry, believing in the Providence Of Al
mighty God, as He was with our fathers SC
may he be with US in this strife for the right
for the good of all, for that great country o
human freedom, which, if it sinks in blood thu
liberty of the htlman race goes out forever
We go to IIvsfintain that llbertyt and when We
prove FeeEeant to that tFtst, may the God o
battles prove onr enemy in the hour OF oul
utmost need Soldiers, we march tonight
and l say for you all to the good people 0
Massachusetts,, fare you well. Wego forth Il
say 10 those who would break down this Con
fetleracy that in this State there is but ont
scntiment-"The Union, now and forever, ont
anu insopcrable " IApplause-l
PARsox BRowHLow True AS STEEL.-Th
Knoxville Wing is the only journal outside o
ST. Lcuis in the Slave StStes which stand
boldly and sqtarely up to the defence Of tfr
government, supporting the President withOu
polish and without reservation. In his papel
, of the 18th, Brownlow says:
We hsve looked the matter full in the face
and we are still on the side of the government
We shall take sides with the Stars and Stripes
and in the face of all the Bullying and buster
| ing Of Di$unionists, we indorse the action G
! our Government Insult after insult has bee
! offered. without resentment on the part of Ou
/ Government; and worse than all, deliberat
! purpose TO march upon the Capitol at Wask
j ingion, by the Rebels of the Southern Cor
/ fcderacy, has come TO light, and it is the dut
of the Government to defend it, until the Pc
tOmac runs with blood to its Houth! Thi
army called for is ready to defenSthe Capitol
in part At least.
We are glad to see it, as much as we der
recate the shedding Of blood. 1t demonstrate
the fact that we have Government, and "
say let that fact stand out before the world j
bold relief, If is requires Seuen years' 1rdr
deUlonserotc iGs AH this ought to hare oecu,
red under BuahG1san months ago, and It ostgI
TO haze occurred under L;Edon treeks ago, b.
batter late than Beeer.
/ PRosEcur1oxs FOR TREAsox-Ws are gla
10 announce that iesmediate and efficient steI
Will be taken to- bring to trial and panish:ner
/ in the United States Courts, all cases of viols
ton of the law of treason, by furnishing {
transporting arms, Hsani:ions, provisions, {
supplies of any kind to the enemies Of Il
United States Government.
I An arrest of violators Of the law will +
made IN every case on the oath of two witnes
cs. Proceedings may be instituted before
United States Commissioner The Distric
Attorney of the United States, Stanle
Matthews, Esq, will prosecute, in accOrdanC
with bis official duty, all persons charged &
the proper testimony under the law.-Cmsi
nufi Comn9ercial.
(aowarnnsaA R.nz~as Tn Taxaa mE
North Carolina
> At Green Lake, near Indianola. Texas,
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