The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-04-18
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-.,. -,ss ~. 81. ,WAsHlNuToN,y April IA. es
Senator Douglasa called ION the aPresi-i
dent 10 niyhl.s and tAeyl had aus inh res
ting conversation on the pre- st MT cot,di-
lion OF tic eeuntrYe 4EAe substance Oh
it was. on the pnlt OF Douglas that " bile
Ae Was unaltsr ably seppessdatos he sad-s
mlnlstrstion in all ils speIi la ues ,shes
was prepared to ssuslaina the irssidenl
III the txrrciseo-ot III hisosvnsi ulis,n vi
functions, " prueslve .thss Union, maino
tam The, Govvrnmsn,s.aaadid d1feuds =ljl a.
federal Capitol ys A, s4iIIps policy and
prompt action Was n.ceesadysa 81 Tihes
capitol Of our counlry WAS in danger
and must be defspdecz 5ulslnIl shazardA
and 81 sny s sexpsnse aot msn. sandssaenrys
I'll 9 spokess olAthe. pEesentisa, do tns usee-
without srefersnee tonthespast. M sLtm: oIii
WAS; very: mueh graiihyd init h. lhs Ia s-Io d
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el'hefollowrng are The req,uisiii6ns oi
theIsresident upon the Governors Of the
sesessl States Tor military TO actf in lhe1
~ naintenance of the Union:--New Yoik
l7Srsgiments; Pennsylvania Il; Illinois
s ! Al isxouri 4; Kentucky 4; Ohio I3;
Tennessee 2; Massachusetts >; Wiscou
sin r; Minnesota I; Iowa r; .MicKigln /;
Delaware r; Connecticut &; Rhode IS
lsad zl,;sN ermont l: Anins 4; in all Ie5i.
ments Of IoilO sylsssTqz7 "a iaaw 7Sa
2 ! 81 s5ds .Gso5zA ikaad sd dsjw sva
b ,....s.z ChARRLE'ros, Ar H April i, ,s
M al Anderson, With his eemtsspd, ,,df-
parted in the Isabel forscNew ,i,oIk. Z" In
.saluting his flag bcfore leaslng,s,a lpae eit
exploded, killing ,so mens and
wounding four othersssd One was buried
an the lori with miIilary houefs.1lkThe: E:
sother is.i TO- be bulied- byo the zCarolisa
hroops The wounded were Brought TO
the5clty-s The Confederate and. Pa!me,,
to, flags were hoisled on tbs fort,G which
is g,rrisoned by, the Pal meuo Gu ,rdss 81 :.
It. is. believed that. the War vessel
have csta blished blockade. g.aea b., 4.s|
; osgaa5 ssu1 PHILADELPuJA, "A pril 10. +,
. Some excitement was cr-a:cdnt Fourth
and Chestnut streets by crowd asse IN
bled before the printing office whore a.
small advertising sheet, c.llei th e Pal !
metto flag, WAS printed The proprietor
displayed the American flag, but tl,e
crowd entered the buil;!ins aud threw the
objectienablep papers out Of the windows
An American dag Was finally display yed
and the excitement .pbsided 80 or an
hour the street was impossible for she
crowd. a-.@5s yr 7.EIRrs. gs
ALBAsY, N Y, April rs
The legislature this morning passed a.
bill sppropria,ing three millions. OF dol
lars to rquip thirty thousand volunteers
in addnIonto thezpresehtsS State force and
GOV. Morgan has is usd his p:oclama
,uon accordingly. Il
ss.7 y ToLEDo, Ohio. April l5.z
An immense gathering OF cLt;zeps Of
all parties assembled 10 right 1osexpress
sympathy withsstke ygose rnment. AR
ssrea beingssrhade TO call out
v, llnteers. There is, great &c xcitcme ent 4
and asdetermina;ion TO stand by the gov
erGment. :. i.a sssFsfs a-asG azA .~~s=
! ---asasa FnILADELpnEA,. April Is. : -
"A dangerous mob spirit appears TO
have arisen from the Palmetto flag af
fair. A crowd have left Che.t1ut street
and are now visiting tie newspaper of. /
fees, requiring each to display 'f,ass -
All the principal papers have had theirs
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