Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-01-16
WASHINGTON CORRESPONDENCE.
MAsu1SeroS. Jan. g. 1851.

&rsAnL. EditDrE-Guns are firing, the NSisH-
II ssHeOn, in hons Of the Victory of New Or.
leans, aad its Patriot Hero. The nation Is as
much indebted 20 General Jackson's noble stand
against secession and nulliGcation in 1893,
when peoelant South CarcIina k-st unfurled the
banner Of treason xaa GsaHion, as to his brave.
" and discretion. which won the victory which
iEnow being e-smnenorated. The stand agaizs,
}ssniOn was prompted By patriotism and states
suaHsaip, aad the victory of New Orleans
wEs planned and wen by patriotism and gener.
1iship. The telegraph brings US news from all
pars Of the country, where treason is not in the
aSesndaney, ehEt guns are being fred in honor
q The gallant Andersen, in connection with
General Jackson.
The Hoase OF Representatives. yesterday, pass
ed 9 resolution BY a msjority of l25 to Sc, APP
YrOviag the conduct of Msjor Anderson, and
pledging support to the President in his efforts
20 uphold the Government, and maintain its
lava The disunion Democrats. to a man, vo-
led against the resolution. / say disunion Dem
eesats, because those Democrats who are for the
Union and Constitution, voted for the resolution.
Only one Democrat from OHIO, Mr.. Vallsndig-
ham, voted with the disunionists. Unless his
constituents sre made Of different material from
other districts in Ohio, this vote will cousign
him ignominiously to private life. I am salts
fed lat Ohio, without distinction of party, will
be on As aide Of the Government. Its Constitu-
tionsa o1f fathers gave it to Is, and the enforce
Dsnt ofall laws made IN pursuance of the Con-
stituIon.
NJ. penjanin's speech in the Senate, was a
bitter revolutionary speech, and not eslcu!ated
70 aaeilitAte compromise, and if it shall tend to
defeat . pusillsninous compromise which E few
northern man are induced to go for, l shall not
rrSre.it- Mr.. Bakers speech in reply, the new
Senator from Oregon, was up TO the reputation
of the Rsei6o orator. His voice is on most too
high q key 10 be pleasant. He has tact and
foeee as 9 debster, and will rank among the
able men OF Eha Senate. Mr.. Benjsnin is one
81 1e best debaters in the Senate; ready. point
edsad logical. A careful reading of the two
speeches will show that Mr.. Baker is his equal
in these qualities, except perhaps. in eoneentra-
too. Like most public speakers, he talks TOO
nRoh. hist is, he is too dihusive.
The President at last appears to realize the
dagger Of az invasion of the capital. and as RI
NOR reports. intends 10 defend it He will, no
4ooh. Be seconded By all PARTIES in the free
Ststes.
The tocAsonsble plot 70 trea < up the govern
EsBt. is more extensive than WAS at first suppo-
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net and Representatives. The Cabinet is being
Frrgei Of traitors: one by ons they have lett,
and bot one ~rensinE, Thomas. of Maryland, Sc
srrtary Of the Treasury. This is supposed to be
she rcsoa The seeen. treasury note loan wac
ssksn al sGeh = high rate Of interest.
The feeling seems - be for the Senators to re
EAia IN their seAts. notwithstanding their States
enay sceede, with the latent of preventing the
passage Of tba Army and Ssyy appropriation
bills. Aad thereby cripple die incoming admin.
ktrstion. 50 that treason can GO nnEkiPped and
traitors Euheng- The Questions noz ;aVolved
AR shrre parry FsHties, aRd lie inquiry now is
@hszreoz tie side 81 the Constitution snd isxs,
and ~ho are kaitOri Eom al parts Ct the
@oantJ. not infected With treason. D5mnczA:s.
Americans and Republicans. are Fieing With
each cfhsr 10 their sal ssr, aad Willingness to
zefend hat rniOn focsea y the wisdom ssd
Purchased sy The blood of n eon nsn ancestry.
The asn ia this crisis Of our country's reril.
Sbo IA unwilling 70 e;d his RoFerRHsat with
his money aud defend j. witb biz life IL reed
be, is . trAibf or q ecwari
It IA Uzorsd that the 6abina has orde.edee-
Inducements and Supplies fos siaior Anderson,
and much anxiety IS felt ss 70 the result, shoald
south Caroline rebels undertake 70 prevent the
snszssS OF The vessel into Charleston hazbor.
They sill tsks the initiative in eiril war, AHd
She consequence Eili be thcirs. It is Il humil-
iati&g Ises. GA while lie Esssrnrnenls Of the
I'D Eedd sse seog reEOlsGoniEad because they
ase4oo eF2seIsize. qaH Is &reateaei E;h des-
s~rue4OR .beeaEss il Is feared < viii he too Zoe
TAs people G abe free Asa&es shocia realize he
Aasg~ sIss R<eatens rs. sas be prepared 20
aasst l. J.