Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-01-19
PROM WASHINGTON.

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N|Np sNssNo AHAOI AuNAoAA@A-
Sufficient returns from the election in
this State have not yet been received to
judge whether il has gone for secession OF
not, but the vote in three parishes just re-
ceiTed has excited the hope that John Sill
: dell and his diSunion faction have been
beaten before the people. The vote in the
parishes of East Baton Rouge, West Baton
Rouge, and East FelicianH, Is four to one
I against secession.
tue DIsuSIoS CLERKS.
Nothing has been more disgusting than
to hear, night after night, in oGr public
hotels, Government clerks utter the most
rnbid and ultra Secession doctrines. This
has not only been done by clerks from tue
South, but also BY some from the North.
\ Even your State, and, l may say, your city,
Ntve contributed their contingent. In the
tN-ious departments, it has been, for the
ia. two mOnths, considered crime to ut
ter iNwOr,l in favor of the Union, whilst
idisuhN n and secession have been standing
tOpics.N Since, however, the Secession
Secreta. vs. Cobb. Floyd, Thompson, and
Thomas, I've len, things have assumed
quite a d. rent aspect / learn that or
dess have \ N given by the President, on
the instigat. OF the Cabinet, to remove
every Ofiee-lsN der who is not in favor of
AAAH 1uAOA8 tAuuN HupG k-luGSt
orders will faitL \llly he carried out for it
IS little too \. ,ch to hear our Union
Infused and within by men paid by the
Federal Govcrnm t, great many OF
whom would not able to earn their
daily bread Of disch, Ted.
LABoRs OF SEWARD.
Mr.. Seward was yes rtiay actively en-
gagged with some of the ore conservative
Republicans, and it is Ia ed that he may
yet succeed in giving pea. \ to the country.
GOODS SEws-A LIyE tyxRxoE.
The Governor of North Carolina has
ordered the State troops tai eyacunte the
forts of which they have l. .n unINwful
possession.
He is determined that no tvc-t act of
treason shall be committed. he news is
received with great satisfa, on by the
friends of the Union.
THB DEGROoT CLAM.
The Degroot claim having be cancelled
by tile War Department, the loL SYites are
| completely routed, and shower N.lentrons
curses upon the new administrat In.
THE NET YORK DELEGATI1
The entire New York delegal n will
tomorrow visit the President, ut tender
him men and money in accordance it'll the
resolutions passed By the New IU. legis-
luture.
Mr.. COBB LIMIT OFT rs THE coLl
A dispatch received from Georgia ates.
that Cobb was defeated us jelet e to
the State convention from Banks c. uty.
II Is not strange that that county .uid
rePudiAte him. after his bad manag' rnt
of the federal treasury.
M. BrCHASAS IN so HURRY
The Administration is in no hurry, I'd
will not turn from its course to OF 20
these gentlemen.
Lieut.. Hall, Maj, Anderson's bearer lIf
dispatches, received three days leave
absence to-day. He left for New W
this evening.
NOT TO BIZ RE-ISFoRcED
1t is understood on good authority tina |
the Administration has not decided to re-
inforce Major Anderson, but will lCayei
things just as they are at present.
From this position tho President viii
not bulge an inch.
TRArroRoUs PLoT.
The senStorial revolutiOnists telegraph
ed To- the Virginia Legislature the moment
lnent the temporary defeat Of the Crittcn-
den resolutions was known, thinking It
would prccipitate matters; but they will,
without doubt, fail in their base objects.
THE SOUTH cARoLtxA COMMISSIONERS.
1t is well understood that South CARROLL
ma commissioners will receive no satisfac-
tiou from the Presidcnt-Ihey ure attempt-
ing some diplomatic dodge, by which they
hope to get their views before the sxecu-
tive without being officially received as
commissioners.