Nebraska advertiser., 1861-05-09

Messrs Scot. Outlet aud ilycf sp9ae
against the bill Scott WAS particularly
eloquent in putting the merI 5 # the lrSn
Mountain rad over those Of the Pacific.
The uayigauon Of the Mississippi might
be obstructed By our ruemies aud u would
then be absolutely necess Rry Tor The State
10 construct some other highway IN IT'S
place. Bur the Mo river plUwed through
The very heart Of our territory aud would
ALWAYS serve as as a means OF cOmtnUnI-
cation between eastern and western bor-
ders. therefore there was nn Imperative
nee s-iiy for completing the Pacific read.
TIE ol,ect u. The ann Ida, al Is 70 open
a line 81 communicates with the South
" means Of the lroa Mountain railroad.
ST. LovIs, May Sh, p. n.
Mai Auders0I has accepted the com
maud Of Ihr Ky brigade with the consent
Of tn President.
Balun,ore May 7h-The Union 4 u-
oirlfa ion al Frrd,rck to-day was a graad
affair. Hon Reverdy johnson Ia behalf
Of the ladies presented a dIg 10 the Home
Guards who lad $50 members present
besides d large and enthusiastic gather
ing Of the people. Mr johnson said IN
The original CAUSES which prydacsd a.
present .emerg icy Maryland has had 30
share, her people ever wgra all noW are
Jealous IN support oI the Constitution aud
d government winch they were foremost
IN forming aud a-optlng, no threat Ut
treason has ever been whispered within
her limits. while blessings aud advantages
OF the Union have ever been fully estI-
mated and appreciated, the lJss OF these
advantages IL Is l,lt would be utter ruin.
which all the States would more or less
share f; but our geographical position would
n axe immediate aud total separation I'M
possible. But for the resistance Ia its
just aud legal authority the general Gov
ernmeul had given no CAUSES. aud had the
friends of Constitutional rights remained
at their posts in Congress, the power of
the government 10 tran>gress It's auihOrI-
~ would have been ehectpally thwarted
The leaders of the rebellion were aCIuat-
ed by an unholy thirst for official power
the fact Is evInced III the elevation TO place
Of all those who have d|esecrated official
power. They may as we'll strike at the
heavens with their arms as against the
American Union; defeat Is certain to re-
bellIon. The men IN the free State aC-
curdlug 10 the last census was 3.77S.0U0
between the ages of Is aud As; the slave
States have 1865, 600. The seeded
States, exclusive of Va, had only 53l 0CO
and the difference of wealth Is proportion
ate to that Of men. 1t was no doubt the
aim of the South TO confine the war to the
border States, Mr. Goth was even now
cungrstulating them on The removal Of il
from their midst, but Maryland should
Illustrate this cowardly policy. Let those
who have provoked Tie " r bear II, eutIre
brunt. MaryIaud's position Is To remain
frm in her loyalty to the Gov, rnu.ell.
The leaders Of the rebellion dpI all Thy
could for Mr. Lincoln's election as a m, aus
of p~recipilaung u revolution Ut lie South.
They relied for the success OF their plans
on the Intervention of the border States
aud divisions IN the Noalh, but they were
short sighted m n; The fr-l qua fired at
or nutle Lm starving garrison wa, a
low AT the uarIuus heart aud It united
North hrs rIsrn ~ vIndlcatIon of the flag
aud tor the maIn'aruauce Of lie Govern
mrnt II. avrn forhId the dury Of that
v%IndIcaIuu should te forgotten Gy Mary
land.
Washington, May 7rh-Tho Herald.
correspondence. says tie greatest activity
prevails at the War and Navy Depart
menIs. perlrcring details aud cncompas-
sing aud furnishing traitors.
Another committee as been here from
Baltmor~. Tiny reported Ia the Pro-
d.Ltthat the mot ,pIru wa, doouand tie
l~oyaII,ts were preparing Ia w,lccmr ILe
governmgu tfh1ps. Tier, vii b. al ! at
l3 regiments raised IN Baltimore of one
Thousand men each aud BE- accepted by the
government.
Forty thousand troops viii be concen-
rrated az Washl cton.
The Mass Sth regiment Yesterday sent
five humired Dawes of splendid bread
mode y thymselres To the n Y 2Sth.
Gen Patterson, Of Pa, will move troops
by derachu ems through BIIumore as soon
is railroad IS completed.
Maj Hunter, L ) \, will be made a
Colonel.
Sen Morrell tenders a regiment Of
lumbermru, from Main. none 10 be- under
six feet for the regular army, they are
likely TO be accepted.
The Governors Of Pa, Ohio, Mich. and
ILL.,, have agreed on "A plan o: co-lpera-
ZION for the support Of the Federal Gov
ernment. They are as 4 unit their ac-
ton having been ratified Ly the President
Sec Chase has ordered the stoppage at
Cairo of all supplies OF any kind 10 the
rebeIlious States.
New York, May Sth.-Warrrn Leland
Of the M~eIrcPOluau Hotel has rendered
his services to ID Governor Ol his native
State to lead The lst VI regiment.
Philadelphia, May Sth-FIfIy West
Point Cadets were detained here yester-
day.
Proclamation Offbe Governor.