The North-Carolinian., 1861-03-16
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WHEREAS, Mr. Wief4n has declared in debste
.t he is Il foreigner and ale gianc. to Texas
foreign government, and net 10 the Cnlteo States
therefore.
Eeso1rrd. II a, he he expelled from the Senate.
Mr.. Ciinam IN offered the following resolution As
a substitute Tor the foregoing:
'.Rcsolrea That as 1 is no longer on" OF the
United States she IS entitled t" representative
on the floor uf the Srnae. No action was taken
Mr. Judd of Indianna was confirmed Minister
o Berlin on Thursday
President Lincoln said to Southern gentleman
who called upon him to know how his inauguralw1x
t., be understood that it meant peace-of course h<
said so!
Advices from Pensacola state that Lieutenant
Slemmer is raising sand battery east of For Pick
The work the land batteries opposite Warning
ton is actively continued.
There has been no official interview yet between
the Southern Commissioners and the President.
The Legislature of Louisiana has passed resolu-
tons approving the course Of Gen. Twiggs-
The Inaugural is considered in New Orleans
declaration of war.
Gov. Floyd has published reply to the report OF
the house Committee the Indian Trust Bonds
affair He claims that his acceptances were merely
in anic patton of the earnings of the Trans portation
standing, and that if the government will permit the
earnings of the present year to be applied to that
purpose they will be liqudated without any neces
sl,y to resort to the property Of the company,
which is already assigned for that purpose.
Gov. DENSIsoS and Hon. John Sherman, of Ohio,
cand dates for the vacancy in the Senate caused
by Mr.. Chase going into the Cabinet.
Hon. JOHN BELL pronounces Mr.. Lincoln's in
Hocla IF hat he
shall urge Tennessee to prepare for conflict.
IT is thought at Washington that Mr.. Fessenden
of Msne, will te sent Minister to England, and
Mr. Corwin, of Ohio, Minister to France.
The Petersburg Va Express heretofore strong
Union paper. thus closes lengthy article upon
Lincoln and his party:
We are tot ally diSgustcd with the intoerablc and
irreclairnabe vicousness of those creatures and are
eaty to greet separation from them with our
whole heart.
They lave pretty essentially and effectually cur
say against cess;on Let it go on unit! it sweeps
away every Southern States in its course
TIC Albany N. y -4tzns has come out openly
a1.. patriotic, IL IL ,:,r,rciation of Lncons In
al lguraI. Il says:
If Trest- IL I.aco!n, upon taking the oath Of
ctfcc had si1..l& declared that ne would respect
/ .lG
cries as we'll - n :iae States. declared by the
ii hest judicial tt5} ui3l ard that he would enforce
tnose g,lts, lie would now d!-a1n toe oouth an"
G. 3nnsnl the support Of ,te North. H.s false POI
on is ,l,t he has taken tie latio!Hi of the ef
Law" i,sstead the Constitution; and w!nie DEFY
It,. tie decisions Of til. courts il e"!d &c tie pro-
plrtr of priv citizens threatens civil war to re-
c,ser h. property (as lie calls it) OF the Federal
Goserln,>nt He cansot stand id this position and
command the Confluence Of the people.
The n y. Day Book says that Sumner is to be
Chairman OF Foreign Affairs in the Senate, because
| he is such an erctllent Nguast! Burton, in his
Anatomy of Melan: holy tells Of learned fool
| who acquainted with upwards of hundred
different language and di:iects, and yet Gid not
have common sense enough his bread
and butter.
Why don't Lincoln hang the Southern Commits
! toner's now in Washington, traitors That is
} what the ''Repubcans' said air buchanan ought
: 10 have done with the South Carolina Comna-
: sioners.
Baltimore was one of the places where Old Abe
Gid not think it necessary to put the foot down
firmly."-[ Cincinnati Enquirer.
| With one voice the country condemns Lincoln S
speeches as very sto~ and with equal unanlmity
we believe, his running is pronounced fast.
! LouisUiUe Courier.
A Striking Cc1Sc1DENcE-The Richmond E1aza-
iner says that Lincoln inaugurated as John
Brown was hanged-under the protection OF cann-
ors and bavonets.
THE STRENGTH OF THE NAvY.-1n view OF the
probable policy of the administration relative to
the COLLECTION of the and the extent OF coas'
Of the seeded States nearly 2,OOO miles itoecomes
important ascertain the naval force OF the country
We find the Ndral Register for SCI to contain II
the men o.-war list ory 10 line of-batte shps. ~
sailing fr.ates, 21 sailing sloops of-war, SAILING
brigS schooner, and storeshps-tot'l, ~ sail
ing vessels; and first class steam-propeiiers,
second-class do, I2 steam gun-boats sore" ten
ders, trs-class do, side wheel steam tender, ane
two steam stereships-toal AZ steamers 80 SHIPS II
ALL About 20 of these serviceable mcn-of-wa
Of modern stamp
e9y@ Mr.. Holt publishes letter which exonerat
} ex-Secretary Thompson from the charge of having
betrayed Cabinet secrets.
HuRRAH FOR THE KEY STONE IA cores
pondent of the Philadelphia Pennsylvania, writes:
I wrote several weeks ago an article calling thu
attention of the good citizens Of great Comm n
wealth to the question to posi-, ion, wher
Virginia and Maryland shall have Withdrawn frou
what the Union. T5ose States certainly vii
secede, an find it is the opinion of many of th
most intelligent citizens of Philadelphia and Of Penn
sylvana, that place is side by side shoal
der to shoder, heart and hand, Wi tn old Virgini