Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-18


rl,e, troops wfirbe wiiadrSwp from this
y.A.shls wevk Gubsrul ssOtt a said o is-
7,,r ,hsn witbdrawal 81 land, while Tie Pres 1
ld,n, psvlera ,o'seod steamer % the Bort.
The Charleston correspondent VI the n.
-F55dne Nti1esi
ruls State bias run np a blu o. roant dsmands /
ghr, sUInebedy val have tap y.srlt esno"
...,ii.w her. anOng the milliOna, besides the
endless claim thar will BE- sure to oUme up
Ina v,lter. Tns deb, hAs bcrn incurred AL
mos, wholly Ia preparations 10 take For
Sumier. Major AnderiOn Unce Withdrawn,
1,,,sr, viii b iistte-o uorhiug 70 show Tor q
rreeptiug immense sand bills, batteries aud
other tlnlFs bf Gle sltt useful OF valuable
snl, IA the lace of aR eueaiy a that paFiioll-
lAl as0I. The lUidneenapes VI = Feiel army
ii three or tour thousand meu for 80 liun a.
time has been large Item, which the tax
payers, IT uobydy else, will rejoice 70 see
Aopped In this fight the withdrawal oI
Major Anderson viii be g iret OF peculiar in
tera-t t.,,-,J a ttE
Tue Charleston Courier Of March i2th,
says; Ifals .glIl
For thg frsl tune We have authentic ami
relie6lsi adipgs from Washington locking
toward peace
We rtlrr 10 our special dispatch from
Washington, which we publish d On the Oou-
rier bulletin board, and was read by mHns e'ger
lrieujs on Monday. -.a
While we regard The dispatch US entirely
reliable ills needlsss u add thai until it is con
irned aud carried Out by actions aud insults,
,nere will be md should be nO intermissipn or
relaxation Of eur Preparations, which have
prog gressed rapidly and iayOrably for several
Asv. .Gi.l. 5g e1lllait i.1d y -iiA
f.1 sl 500 ,'8s lllW H.
Tae Courier wants to be jolly, and asks
ttys l,ea shs Palmetto Gag waves over Fort
Sumier whence il will only b removed for
IL, confederate dag, shall We NOT have a
gr ,n,l evacuation luoiiOe AudeslsbRlisa p
Is, "a have an illumination.
The Charleston Mercury Of the 18th, says
rhe Intelligence contained 10 our rtslegraph-
ic columns 10. day viii gratliy our readeF 49,
Suisisr j. 70 Be eurs without light All
will be reioced that the blood our people
is mol TO be shedif harbor, in either small
or gEral degree To those who have troubled
themselves with vague ietrs y war on large
scale, and the horrors Of war extensively, the
relief viii be as great as the apprehension has
been grivous. 8f
for Ourselses, notwithstanding all the
Northern thunder, we nave never been able
10 bFinz uarsslYes seriously 70 believe in ths
I prOba liliy OF any more than few collisions,
sufficient 10 show that we nre in earnest and
- in
istrndvnce agaihsr our would be masters
Tuese gentlem,n ''hold our Val0F light, as
also the honesty Of the determination Of the
southern people TO he quit OF them and theft
mpertinsnt and detrimental interferencr
hruugh a government in common. Il may,
perhaps, yet Be necessary % instruct hem q
ittle iu these particulars. But itappeArs that
f5r The present uhasr the circumstances in
lnis cass.th are inclined sensiblY TO dispense
| with experiment aHd its eachings.
How far this discretion will reViyity ths
| hopes and stimulate the efforts OF recOnstruc
ionists throughout the South, is a matter 10
| be discovered by observation. The temper aud
| intention OF the Northern people has now
| been 50 thoroughly deqeIoped and exposed to
the eles Of all those Of the South who will
| l4v4Bb8f We trust UniOn N nders are too
/ iHge IA their attempts upon the virtue and in
regrity oF our people. $500"
Crushed egg shells and friendship abused
/ can neve. 6e tnen6ed We have no doubt
however, that Hsrculesn efforts will be msde
N that direction, an must only take. good
c,lre II these EeRksr brethera a the SJutb,
wh ,ss seatIments are Stronger than theirireal
sou, or @ho live in the past rather than the
| future, The straight jacket vas valuable
/ Invention. but, in the meslitiude, the pros
peSs Of having Sumter is pleasant