Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-16

made, Ind resolutions adopted in favor Of
Outstanding the Governinohtf at whatever
cost The star-spangled banner now floats
over the Court.housea apd sthef buiidings.
a company of volunieers d being formed.
The Excitement is on the increase. Nl +
LAfLYErTH, IND, April l5.--The recent
warnews creates intense excitement, and
volunteers are enrolling rapidly. The stars
and stripes are displayed everywhere, and
the streets are crowded with people. The
general feeling, irrespective Of party, is, that
the Administration must and shall be sus-
tanned at all hazards
ALBANY, April H. Recruiting
were opened tonight and large number Of
men were enrolled. Governor Morgan has
received from the War Department q re-
duisition for seventeen regiments. The
Legislature has passed the SO, 600, 900 bill TO
arm and equip the militia r Up
WASHINGTON, April l5-The War Depart
ment has accepted the Governor Of Rhode
Islands offer Of a regiment; and il will
leave for Washington without delay.
Three regiments of the District Of Colum-
bis rendered their services TO the Govern
ment to-day. Or
RICHMOND, VA, April l5-Lincoln's proc
lamation was received with execrations.
The people are fearfully excited, aud say
that The military will sooner die than re-
spond to the call.
WILMINGTON, N. c., April l5.-The proc
lamation was received with indignation.
The Union men denounce the Administra-
ton, There is great rejoicing over the sur
render of Sumter. ..,- s. ..
BANGOR, Me-, April ia special session
of the Legislature has been called. Maine
will respond promptly to the call of the
President.
PRoyIpKEcE, April l5.-'The Governor has
called special session of the Legislature.
PHILADELPHIA, April l5.-A mob is rang
ing the streets to. night making every one
chow the stars and stripes.
Search was made for the Office of the
Southern Monitor in order to destroy the
forms and hang the editor, but the paper
had suspended.
General Patterson's mansion was threat
ened with destruction. He is charged with
Secessionism. A heavy rain finally scat
tered the crowd. Several prominent South
| erners, with Secession proclivities, have re-
ceived warning from the so-called Vigi-
| lance Committee.
FREMONT, OHIO, April 15.-The most in
| tense excitement prevails. Lieutenant Til
lotson is raising a volunteer company. The
| people are ready TO sustain the Constitution
| and the laws. The stars and stripes are
| waving from the principal hotels and all the
| public buildings. There is but one feeling
among the people, and that is that the Gov
| eminent must be sustained at all hazards.
ALEXANDRIA, Va, April l5-Lincoln's
| proclamation has increased the Secession
feeling. The impression now is that i'm
mediate Secession will take place.
RICHMOND, Va, April l5-The Commits
sioDers to day presented Lincoln's reply to
| the Convention. Several q Unionists said that
| If the President meant to subjugate the
| South, there was but one course for Virgins
| to pursue.
| Opinion is divided as to whether she shall
| secede now or wait the cooperation of the
| Border States. 1t is believed it will be SUBJ
| mitted to the people. All feel that the crisi;
has arrived. The friends of Gov. LetcheI
say that he will refuse to entertain the
Presidents proclamation The genera
opinion is that Lincoln, having repudiateC
| Yireinia's efforts for a peaceful solution o
the difficulties, she must aid in defending
the South.
MADISON, IND, April l5.-The excitemen
is still very great here. National flags arr
displayed from nearly all public building
end q large number of private dwellings
One volunteer company is nearly complete
and has been offered to the Governor. Two
other companies are filling up rapidly anC
will be complete in day or two. A HON,
Guard is also being organized.
LOUISVILLE, April l5.-The Courier to
morrow will publish the following reply Il
the Secretary of War: =. -..c -
"Your dispatch is received. In answer,
say emphatically, Kentucky will furnish N
troops for the wicked purpose of subduinI
ber sister Southern States, Il. a.
TSigned1 "B. MAG0FFIN,
| "Goyernor of Kentucky"