White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-01-31
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rGov. Perry, Of Florida, reached bon
60, Yak from the North, where be purchases
hoo Hayward rifles and 5000 Of Minnie mus
,.,.. for the use Of the State. -. -
s,msbody having said that the cannon
.;,b which South Carolina intends to dsstro.
a. Union 10 Bu.eAanan, the Norwich Bulletin
...,ond,: "Yes, and that's the cannon every
nod, wants to see discharged"
rTls San Francisco Mirror says "out Of
,..rly one hundred exchanges Published on THU
.,.s. and resolved at this Office, We can find
an, one that comes out openly, or otherwise,
!, favor Of an independent republic. Cslifor'
MA Is faithful to the Union"
n Kentucky wishes to see her ehivalric son.
Major Anderson, sustained. Four-ffths Of oil
,be mon within her borders capable Of bearing
arms would gladly volunteer to protect him il
attacked at Fort Sumpter by the enemies Of the
Uuion-Lsuispills Journal. .t
rThs pamphlet Of President Longstrses.
OF the South Carolina College. imploring the
Ss.s authorities not to provoke war with the
Federal Government. is regarded a. hopeful
omen. He has long been o Disunionist, and
heretofore bis voice has bssn all for war.
uThs New York Worlds Washington cor
respondent says that Mr.. Lincoln, through
friend, formally rendered Hon. VIM. A. Graham
Of North Carolina, place in his Cabinet. Mr..
Cnbam sends letter declining, saying that
Bio taking place will not restore peace to the
country. .'....
u The Charleston Mercury calls upon Flor
ida to seize the Forts at Pensacola and Key
West, claiming that they command the whole
Gulf trade, and adds, that once in possession Of
those, 1.-THE commerce Of the North in the Gulf,
will fall an easy prey to our bold privatssrs;
and California gold will pay all such little AZ
pensss on our part" "
IL INTERESTING TO CENSUS CoLLRcroRs.-,
Many of the Census collectors having sold their
Treasury drafts for the payment Of their ssrvi
ess, to note shavers, in despair Of getting their
pay in any other way. the Superintendent has
Issued . circular, in which he informs them that
they will be paid in full at the earliest possible
moment, and advises them not to sacrifice their
interests.
D Gen. Scott has written 70 Major Andsr.
son, saying be has behaved like brave man,
and he would stand by him to the last. He
has also addressed . letter to Mr.. Floyd, in.
forming him that as he had, during his presence,
IN Warrington, assumed to issue orders in dis
regard Of his authority and without his knovl
edge, he should hold no further communication
with him.
u The Catholic Miscellany" Of Charles
ton. formerly called the United States Catholic
Miscellany, announces that it has eIpungcd
from its title "thoss two obnoxious words, which,
being henceforth without truth or meaning,
would III become the title of paper, that.
apart from all motives OF patriotism. processes
to be an advocate Of ths Truth"
~ Nor Very PAarrcuLAR.-ws yesterday
heard. SAYS the Boston Courier, a couple Of
politicians signing over the affairs of the nation.
81 wish." said enc of them, "Old Jackson was
in old Buchauan's place" 81 Amt so particu-
lar about that" retortsd the other. ard be sat-
i,fsd il old Buchanan was in old Jaek.on's
place."
u virginis-Eastern Virginia We mean, the
Western part Of the State is true to the Union |
-is torn BY conflicting factions. The people
hsstate between their symPathies with the
Cotton States which urge them on to ruin, and
their own interests which would lead them 70 |
side with the North. 20
u The policy Of seizing the Government
forts o. the Southern coast has been still fur
sher carried out by the Secessionists Of North
Carolina and Louisiana. Our coast dsfenses
have been scandalously lsft in such condition
I" to invite this conduct On the part of the trait
ua, who have 4 secret organization extending
through mort or all Of the Southern States
u SovrH CAROLINA OrIsIon OF TEE PAS
iDrsr.-Ths Charleston Courier says.
John B. Floyd offered his resignation a. Sec.
'sss'' Of War, because the President. James
Buchanan, had violated his pledge. 90
The President accepts that resignation, and
thus pleads guilty to the charge Of falsehood,
and tho Abolition journals praise him for this
hI'ehosd-the first case in whish they have ap-
proved his conduct.
u At.hs close Of business letter from
Springfield, the writer says: ave have lived
de'sn years on the corner opposite Mr.. Lin
CONS house, and have never heard him speak
an angry wsrd. Let US pray for one who will
In future, fGod spares his life. be burdensd be-
!'nd MEASURE" This is high tribute to the
fFsndsnt elect. And who will not Join the
'ns'r In prayer for the man Who. at such time
"hi'' is brought to the Presidency
PRoroslrs FOR PlvArrrnso.-Ths anticipa.
10as OF = war With the secsssionisss are 90 fully
realized in many minds. says the Philadelphia
i''''' that We are informed OF grand PROPOSE,
usn', on the part Of certain boat builders and
IMP captains in this city. to inaugurats priva.
"'Hhg expeditions 20 soon as hostilisies shall
commence. Twas reliably rumorsd yesterday
''''noon' that most of the eoa.ting vessels,
''1 leaving this city, are armed with cannon
'n' An munslon. Such tidings smack Of war.
p"Psassful Secession" il illustrated and
e1'mplifsd by the recent action Of the extreme
southern States. In South Csrolina. Castle
..0esoey has bsan taken BY storm. Fort Moul.
~' captured, the Charleston arsenal ssised.
UT eumptsr besiegsd, ard the revenue cutter
.''en. In Georgia, Alabama, and Florida, all