Fremont journal extra. ([Fremont, Ohio) 1861-1861, 1861-04-15
RICHMOND. April l3.

RICHMOND, April IL.
In convention, Messrs. Carlisle and Early
deprecated the action of South Carolina in firing
on Sumtt and expressed devotion to the Stars
and Stripes.
Secessionists replied zcalously applauding
South Carolina, and claimed that whatever the
Convention did, the State would go out of the
Union.
The Governor communicated dispatch from
Gov. Pickens, giving an account of the bonn
hardment, saying:
"A furious fire il upon lis from Sumter. We
will take the nrtand ran sink the fleet If the at
tempt is made to land troops elsewhere, We can
whip them.
We have nearly seven thousand of the best
troops in the world, aud reserve OF ten thous-
and. We will triumph or perish Let me know
what Virginia will do"
In the debate it was said that the Southern
army would pass through Virginia, and thous-
ands wOuld,ioin.
LANcAsTrR, Pa, April l3.-The Stars and
Stripes are displayed in honor OF Mfjur Ander-
son. Volunteers are being rapidly enrolled.
HAnyAx, n b., April l3-rhc news of the
hOmbardmcnt caused profound excitement The
Legislature passed resolutions that thcy learned
with deep sorrow and regret of war among their
neighbors, aud without expressing any opinion
they offered prayers for Il reconciliation.
BALTIMORE April l3.-A man made his APP
pcarancc in this city this morning with Il seccs-
sion cockade He was pursued by a crowd and
had to be protected by the police.
NEW York, April l3.-Thc Government is
said to have chartered the steamships Phladel-
phia and Ericsson. The tormcris being rapidly
filled with provisions army stores and NUM-
tons of war. The latter is TO be held in reserve
for any emergency.
Albany, April At is rumored that
Governor Morgan received a dispatch from
the President asking aid from the Stale.
New York. April l4.-The Herad's dis
patch says: Lincoln received the news of
AudersonS surrender with the remark, He
wasn't surprised"
Madison, Ind, April IA large and
enthusiastic Union meeting was held last
night, and a number Of patriotic speeches
were made. The following resolution WAS
passed:
Resolved, That we will with all means
in our power, maintain the Government and
flag Of the United States.
There are several military c,mpanies
forming here.
Erie, Pa, April l4.-The news from the
South creates the most intense feeling. Men
of all parties express their determination TO
stand by the Government and maintain the
supremacy of the U. S. flag. All our vol
unteer companies will offer their services to
the Government tomorrow.
Indianapolis, April l4.-Gov. Morton is
in possession of information from all parts
OF the State, indicating that volunteer com
pauies are being formed everywhere
Thirty thousand men can be relied on TO
respond TO any call for services TO defend
the national flag.
Buffalo, April i4.-Accounts received
from numerous eastern cities represent in
tense excitement. The militia are volun-
teering their services and there is a gen.
eral determination to support the Govern
ment.
Fort Kearney, April l4.-The Pony Ex-
press passed at l P. NJ, with San Fran
cisco dates to April Sd.
Jas. McDougal was again elected Senator
on the second ballot. He received n votes
all Republicans and most of the Douglas
men supported him.