The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1861-03-02
IA 10 o All the soathern states excepi
Maryland, voting nay
81. I.nl.ls. IfeIl "a. -

a Maryland, voting nay.
|, 81. Lofts, Feb. 20, am. /
= The average majority for the uncond
i total nhion aud republican ticket IN 81
Z Louis county, for delegates 10 the Star
j Convention, Is 1902
e There Il 4 report that old Fort Kearne
{ was taken VI secessionists. aud PaImettl
i flag raised, aud afterwards rccaptured IS
I Che union men tits probably que.
i lfion. & .l'3
Onthe 18th, the Virginia consentiol
L was addressed BY the commissioners fror
i Mississippi ard Georgia The speecbe
2 contemplated no snclI event rs reunion
s Vice President Haalblia Is on r0nte Il,
Washington. A s.''9. 4. 81
The Philadelphians arc making grca,
Z preparations for the reception III I.inrcIrr
The progress Of the President elect fran
! Albany south continues ID 81 4 ryans
Z ovation. The .pcople come out by thon
| sands without regafdfo partT. Il / Tro,
|, and Poughkeepsie, Mr.. Lincoln was form.
ally received, and briefly responded with.
: ont, however, adycrting to national DIM
: caltles except il passing terms. {. n
SENATE, Fob Igtll.- Nothing import.
! ant Principal business was the presents.
( ton of petitions for and against conlpron,.
use. Among others, Mr. Seward also
!: presented q petition from q large number
), Of citizens of New York. stating that Il,
Their opinion the petitions sent to Congress
were tnll ct complaints Of the state If lie
+. country, which ouIy served To- mn "a. * 3.
Il ters worse, and do not represent The true
state of the country, therefore they ask
Congress for the suppression of unmitieat.
Cd scrlbbling. III. ii ,43
! HousE. 9th4M Mr. Fehton made 4
/ motion looking to the Gallo a national
convention. Mr. Stanton showed The IL,
cessity.of the passage Of this bin, saving six
states had seeded, and organized 4 separ.
ate and hostile eohfedcracys AT Charles.
ton, Savannah and New Orleans. The an!
| thority Of the government ii suspended. I
The federal laws cannot be executed. No
duties can be there collected without some
Immediate measures be adonted. aside
from tile ordinary mode of collecting,
One Of two things Temain to be done.
either TO recognize secession or abandon
The execution Of the laws Snppose. yir.
ginia and Maryland, twenty DAYS after
the 1tltof March, should BIC prccipitatcd
Into secession, aud make hostile demon.
strations ont The capitol; 900 troops could
not be concentrated here withiil lcss than
tliirty days, were they 10 leave the exccn.
tive without the means Of repclliug insa.l
sion. y. Il. 5=3 :.s. s:
A long debate ensnetl, somewhat ,crii.
mohious MIR, Boc0ck aud others cnnsi,l. |
cred the bill declaration Of war on the |
South al motion waS made 10 lay III on I
the table aud wis lost. E 4. ..::.:'.
FL The report ol The committee Of s3 was
then considered A resolution reptalfngI
the act for the beueIit oE Deeroot VAS
passed and the navy bill considered WITH
oatactiaa, .. :.:.. {. .5 s:,:.. .%a
- The Jura and Saxonia have arrived /
with Liverpool dates to Feb sth, 4 .5s.:.3..;
]. The English Parliament was opened ac..
eordlng to programme on the 9th inst.
The Queen delivered erspeeeh b person.
She alIades polntedlT 70 the political ifou-
htes in the united States expressing her
feryesit wishes that there mag DO an ami.
cable adjustment OF the difficulties.
The French Chambers opened on the
4th. Tie Emperor's speech opens with L
On explanation Of the liberal concessions
aud greater latitude granted To Che leGis- /
Iat1re; refers to the satisfactory nature
81 commercial reforms, aud then refers to
foreign affairs. He sincerely desires
peace, and that without restraining her
legitimate influence, She does not pre-
.end to interfere where her Interests are
not concerned. Non,interyention had
leea the policy ia Italian complications,
md the motive for sending a feet 10
6aeta was TO furnish a last refuge to the /
ting Erroneous. interpretations aud par
,iat departure from neutrality at length e
iecessitates its withdrawal He points
10 the recognition Of the annexation olt ,
savoy and Nice an evidence Of: the main.
,enanee OF the rights Of France, and to
Tic proceedings In China and the way to
the honor 6f The Christian cross !
n China; and to the protection OF the
syrian Christians against ianaticisn. He i
il necessary to increase the 6
garrison at Rome. when the security Of | |
be pope appeared threatened. Recon >
lndes by asking that apprehepsions be
IiSpelled and confidence be restored, his
rm determination being not 10 enter INTO Y