The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-09-02

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The Democratic County Convention Of
Futon county. Pa, met at Harrisonvsils, on
Saturday, 17.h August. Among the rsso,u
tons unanimously adopted was the follow.
ing.
Rssolssd. That while the present deplcrable
port the Administration In ali constitution II
snor4 made, or 70 be made, to preserve the
honor Of the Government unimpaired, but we
oenounco unnecessary usurpations OF power,
ana al violations OF the Constitution, ms
wrong In themselves and mos: dangerous in
their tendency; that the war II not ons OF
suhjugation, and only right while carried on
Tor the purpose, and with the hope Of res tor
members CT the Federal Republic, ana OF
bringing back the whole country to its former
political condition.
THE wAR IN KINruoKY.
The New York World (Abolition) says:
The report Of impending civil war In Ken
tucky Is confirmed by private intelligence
from that State. The Union men are organ
izing for defence, and 1t Is understood the reb.
els expect aid from Tennessee.
The Legislature will meet at Frankfort on
the "a proximo, and the Secessionists intend
holding grand barbecue on the 9th, about
OF Kentucky, an armed Secession force of
twelve thousand men, is especially invited to
attend. Intimidation Of the Legislature ia no
doubt intended.
The Lexington Statesman remarks:
1t should not be forgotten that ths Presi.
cent OF the United States has organic sd and
encamped military force, supplied Wit Ali
tne munitions Of war, in the very centre of
Kentucky, at time when the people of Ken !.
lucky were peaceful, quiet and tranquil He
mas, without cause or pretext. quartered an
army among peaceful people, for NO other
purpose than to excite civil war in their
midst. 'A
GONE OVER TO THE ooNPHDBRArEs
surgeon Ganslen, formerly in charge of the
Union Hospital at Georgetown, ID o.. has re-
signed ne obtained leave Of absence ana
went directly TO the Confederacy bv Way ri
Niagara Fails, at which place he VIZ ,te his
resignation and forwarded it to the DEPART
ment. He Is q native Of Virginia, and ASSIGNS
as reason that he will lose his property in
that State II he continues longer in the Sc
vice OF the Government.
THE ARREST OF NIB. ANDERSON.
The New York Herald has the following.
On Monday night, detective Farley arrested
well Known rebel at the Arson House. in
Spring street, in the person OF Samuel J. An
dereon The prisoner, it appears formerIv
held position in the Custom House. bnt AZ =
later period, through the instrumentsIitv OF
CAAoA.sA'ooA "A. OoPuoES, vice president of the
Southern Confeaeracy, he was appointed
Deputy Sheriff under Sheriff Kelly. He had
recently returned from a visit TO the Son th
and wa. making arrangements to 20 back az ain
When the police got wind Of the matter and
pounced upon him, as already stated. In the
possession of Anderson was found an in terest :.
ing letter from resident of Georgia, in which
the writer gives an account OF the state OF
puohc feeling existing in "Dixie's Land. -
The prisoner was quite indignant at being ar.
Tested, but upon peiDg conveyed TO Police
headq uarters he Gained, down, and finally
seemed quite resigned to his fate. He viii
probably be sent TO Fort Lafayette to-day
ANDERSON is about forty years Of axe and is a
man OF good exterior and address. 1t is said
that he held clerkship in the House OF Rep
resentativea some years ago, and that it was
Wnlle In the enjoyment of that situa ton he
formed the acquaintance of mr. Stsnhans
Inc evidence against the accused is SAID to be
conclusive, bat its exact nature has not vet
tranSpired.