The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1861-05-11

From the Leavenworth Conseryatiye.I
Fighting Men.
From the President down to the last man
in the last free State-and that must be
Kansas-we can find nothing but the most
defiant fighting men.
The spirit Of Old Abe is clearly shown In
two pithy sentences lately uttered by him,
and which are destined to become part of
the history of the country, to be rehearsed
at the head of armies and repeated around
the most humble freside:
Virginia and MaryLand-" Seventy-fve thou
sand Marylanders will contest the passa &c OF your
troops over her soil"
Lincoln-sI think there is room enough in Ma
ryland to bury seventy-five thousand m en-" -,
Baltimore COmnlittee.-'We hope that you will
not insist upon the transportation OF the army
through Baltimore"
Lincoln-"Those troops must come to Washing
ton, and through Maryland. TREY can neither 60
under it, can they fly over it-and THEY SHALL
COME THROUGH IT.
There are no words sufficiently strong to
express the terrible earnestness felt by
Northern men at this moment. Elegant
stupidities like Everett and Winthrop, dyed
in the wool Democrats like Douglas and
Cushing, surpass in their denunciations o.
treason all such slow going Abolitionists a:
we are. Why, we have claimed TO be Grad
ical'' men, and have committed to the
flames a hundred copies of the N. Y. Iinae'
has but one word, Blood, Blood, Blood. I
hopes that call hammers may be- taker
from their usual peaceful and mechanical
avocations, and only "used for pounding
rebel heads'' 1t says that the ''great ma
tional arm is fired with a public rage which
will brook no control or guidance" AM
| a. L. noaA;of haorIn GGIUjlI
war of utter determinations.
That shameless, ecandalous. hellish pan
derer to slavery, the New York Herald
writes such lines of terrible wrath agains
slavery and treason that one would think tn
Infamous Bennett had spent twenty year
in Southern lazar- no use, with the thumb
screw, the boot, and the remorseless pin
GERS every moment blowing into his flesh
and eating out his hearts blood. The He,
aid, ten days ago mobbed for aiding Treason
now signs for a slave instruction, an
would go mad in ecstatic enthusiasm if GU
OLD hero, JOHN Brown, could arise from th
grave and begin another war against slave
holding demons.
The World, that grave, pious and prope
sheet, which refused to publish theatres
advertisements, and preached the doctrin
tOl DE SOOO dHO VIGIL JOo VIII W. NA"PPJ
the World startles men who have SINE
powder in bleeding Kansas by its unheard
of atrocity. The World says: 1.-The vo
unteers are burning with impotence to g
through Baltimore. If Baltimore stands il
the way, Baltimore will become sand
heap
A reverend Doctor of Divinity, name
Shaw, living in Rochester, New York, wa
: whispered to be moderate man, perhaps
secessionist. Shaw D. D. publishes a car
in tie Democrat: "Come and hear me nel
t, Sabbath says the follower of the PRIME
of Peace, sand you can then tell whether
2 am opposed to the Union"
Applause has become as common
Northern churches as mud in Missouri
They stamp, clap hands, shout and encol
, like Parisian mob. Flags fly from Il
spires of men leave the sanctuary, as the
;. lately did, sixty strong, from Catl
i Ole cathedral in Auburn, n. Y, to enlist
k the army.
De Tocqueville spoke truly, when he sal
- America would find two things very hal
D. to do: when to begin war, and when
end it, The war has begun. 1t viii n
cease till the last shackle falls from the la
slave.