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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-21
Abolition Lecturers Rt the Smith
sOnsan Institute.

The Washington correspondent of the New
York Post mentions among, the lecturers at the
Smithsonian Institute, beside WESDELL PaIL
LiPs, Rev. n. MArrrsoN, WILLiAx GooDELL
GERREr SnrrH, and last, though not lesst, VIII
LIAM LLOYD GARRIsoE-sli we'll known as vio'
lent Abolition leaders of the most radical and
disuniOn stamp.
With these men Republicans, a year ago, as
some Of them do yet, Indignantly denied having
any sympathy or association. Now these same
radical Abolltionists, who have been laboring
for years to involve the country in q civil war
on account Of slavery, are prominently brought
forward as the prophets and apostles Of the Re-
publican faith.
The object in having these furious radicals
lecture In Washington at this time, and be-
IiORised there, is obvious enough. 1t lis to pre-
pare the President, the Congress and the peO-
pie for the further development Of that grand
conspiracy against the restoration of the Un-
ion as It Was," of which PHILLIPS, SMITH, GAR
nsoE, and their associates, are the leading spir-
Its. II is now assuming formidable dimensions,
and all loyal Union men must unite to check
its further progress, or these Abolition pilots
will, through the agency of Republican and bo-
gus Uaion Organizations, take the helm and ruin
the country.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-21
Tho RahnI GunhonIs.

The rebel gunbOats which were engaged In
shellipg our forces at New Madrid were the
Lady Polk, oAsed with railroad iron forward,
and carrying four guns, three forward and one
aft; the McRes, formerly Spanish war steam
er which Wss captured by our navy In the Gulf
prior to the breaking out OF the rebellion, and
lowed into Algiers, near New Orleans. The
MeRes carries eight gune, four on each slde,
aud is reported 50 be the best vessel in the rebel
feet. Ahosher Is the Livingston, carrying three
guns, two forward and one aft. There was also
tue W. H. Ivy, New Orleans tow boat,
mounting two guns forward and one aft, and
another carrying two guns. Toe Lady Polk is
the only one with iron protection, unlesa Hol-
lins's iron Turtle was on hand, which 10 no.
quite certain, though probable. Il is state
that Hollins was in command. Two bosts are
said to have succeeded In escaping down the
riYsr, and it is quite probable that on the hasty
evacuation of New Madrid the others Joined in
the defense Of leland No. 10, against the Aotil
10 of Com Foote.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-21

IA |N1N' ~ q - slIliNt
While our own prospects for an immediate
e,urn OF our former peace and prosperity are
not 90 bright az We could wish. u 10 gratifying
q lenrn thns Mexico 70 likely to comeio an m.
de,standIng uilh The Allied Powers, without an
Invasion oi her territory or having foreign
prince innneur4ted As her ruler.
President JuAmz, it SCENE. has ratified the
prsiiminariss Of stresty Of peace agreed upon
on The 18Th Of last month. at the Convention Of
a soledad. The ars, Of these preliminary ar'i-
clss uues this language: "Ths Constitutional
: Government that has actual jurisdiction 10 the
Mexican Republic. has informed the COmmis-
y, sso.srs Of ths Allied Powers, that It does not
need ihs assistance they have beneSOisntiy offer
"a q the Mexican people, because tha. people
contains si.hin itself sufficient elements Of
s.sinesh 70 maintain itself against any internal
revol.n For shis rsa,on IA is stated that "lhe
Allies At oaoe enter upon the ground Of treaties,
% establish ia due form ell claims which they
nave 70 make IN shs names Of their respective
nssions" ie q.
In the second article tbe representatives. OF
\ ihe Allied Powers declare that "they propose
nothing aeaius, the sovereignty. independence
or integrity Of ihe Mexican Republic" This
article provides for TIC opening Of negotiations
81 0dsabA
The remaining articles provide tina; during
she negotiations. the allied forces viii occupy
.hs three sowns Of Corde7s, orisabA AMI Teh-
nAcan; and tba. In case the contemplated ne
gotiatious shonId be broken of, the Allies will
svscnais The three toSls named, returning to
oooapy positions on the line before the fOstif-
sstiops on the fcste 20 Vera Cruz. IL Is also
stipulated that on the day the allied troops
commence their march 70 occupy the three
places designated, the Mexican flag shall be
holstsd ip the City Vera Cruz and CO the Cas-
sic Of San Jaan de UlIoa.
II t.is preliminary arrangement has been
made. as Il appears 70 have been. iD good faith,
there would seem TO be goca ground for reason.
able expectation that Mexico may be able to set
Gle her dificullies With foreign powers, without
saT or interference on our part. This persuas'
lon is strengthened By the recent reports that
the proposed negOtiaticts are to be opened on
=. the frat Of April, and thss the English forces
!. we're about to re embark. Tnis latter state
ment may be regarded as sign that England
has been drawn into = scrape Of which she is
heartily ashamed. /. is probable that England
and France, and perhaps Spain, have been de-
ssived as TO the state of things in Mexico, and
thought they were really dOiOg a service to the
majority of The people in prOffering their aid
m noyertarniDg the existing Government. But
the affairs Q. Mexico, in both hes domestic and
foreign relations, ere too unsettled and compli.
Gated to be speculated upon with safety.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-21
4 BIs o Iil.iGSy..Ths ~. ssss'''on

RlOts
Among the rebel Documents found by our Tor
ces at FernandIna was the following letter
ffom Yulee, Of Florida, late Uailed States sen
ator, giving the results Of the conference o. tne
southern Senators which mas held at Wasning'
ton on the 9Th Of January, 1861;
WAsBINGroN, Jan. 7, 1861.
Ny DEAR S,R-On the other side copy OF
resolutions adopted at consultation OF the sen
ators from the seceding States--in which eeor-
Qia, Alabama, Louisiana, Arkansae' Iexas'
MIssis,ippl and Florida we're present.
The idea OF the meeting was that me STATES
ehould 70 out at once, aud provide for the early
organization Of a Confederate government NOT
later than the 18th OF February. This time ia
allowed to enable Louisiana and Texas TO par
ticipate. Il seemed to be the opinion that II We
Ieit here, force, loan and volunteer bills might
be passed, which would put Mr.. Lincoln In I'm
mediate condition for hostilities--whereas Dy
remsining in our places until the 4!h Of March
Il is thought We can keep the hands OF Mr..
Buchanan tied, and disable the Republicans
from effeeling any legislation which WIN
strengthen the hands CT the incoming admins
tration.
The resolutions will be sent by the delegation
10 the President Of the Convention. lhaye not
Deeu aOle 10 uuu 4ATs WIS
Hawkins the member from Floridal Is In Con-
necticut. have, therefore, thought II best 70
send sou this copy Of the resolutions. In haste,
You're, truly, D. L. YULEE.
JosERH FIsEaAN, Esq ("Sovereignty Confer
: ence'), Tallahassee, Fla.
The resolutions referred TO 10 this letter read
as follows:
Rssolved, That, in our opinion. each Of the
Southern States should, as soon as may be, &C.
esds from The Union.
Resolved, That provision should be made Tor
a Convention to organise COa1ederGey Of The Sc
eediRo States, the Convention 10 meet no later
than the l5sh Of February, at the city OF Mont
eomery, in the State Of Alabama.
ResOlped, That, in view Of the hostile leglsls-
tlon that IL threatened against the seceding
Slatet, and which may be consummated before
the 9Th Of March, We ask instructions phefhey-
tle delegations are 10 remain IN Con9Fess until
that date, for The purpose Of Debating such ie9i'Id-
ton
Resolved, That committee be aud are here
by appointed, consisting of Messrs Davis, Sli.
dell and Mallory, to carry out the objects Of
this meeting.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-21

A COMMUNICATION from the War Department,
in answer to resolution from the House inquir-
ing the number and cost of regimentsl bands
employed in the army, shows that In fve hun
dred and four volunteer regiments there are two
hundred and thirteen bands, and in thirty regu-
lar regiments there are twenty-six bands The
total average cost of pay, clothing and subsist.
ence of cavalry and artillery. bands per snnum
is nine Thousand nine hundred and three dollars
and thirty cents, and OF infantry bands twelve
thousand two hundred and twenty-slx dollars
and forty cents. II is also stated that thess
bands may be dispensed with without injury 10
the aarvice "a
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-21

NEW HAMPsHIRE has done we'll The Repub
lcan ascendency In every department Is main.
tained. the vote lie Of course reduced, owing
to the absence Of some eight or ten thousand
sons OF the Granite State in the armies Of the
Union, but the Republican majority 10 decided
New Hampshire stands iirm ss her own noun.
tains for freedom and our whole counIry.--N
Y. Tribune.
The Republican committee canvassed the
whole State previous to election, and reported
that the Republicans had only one thousand
voters In the army. Here ia evidence that the
remainder, seven thousand. are Democrats, and
this accounts for Stark's defeat.-BostOn Post
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-21
Fermentation to the President.

Hon. Mr.. TRAIN, accompanied bya party Of
Massachusetts, gentlemen, called on the Presi
dent on Thursday, the 18Th instant, and pre-
sented him with whip valued at $200, made
BY the Westfeld Company, and splendldly
mounted
On receiving it the President pleasantly re-
marked that to him it neither suggested the
whipping Of rebels, nor the whipping Of negroes,
but those coming days of peace, when he could
sic behind good pair of horses, and drive
through prosperous and happy land.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-21
What the Radical Republicans De-
sire,

In late debate in Congress Mr.. FEssENDrS
radical Republican from Maine, said;
As the gentleman from Kentucky has refer
red to me, merely wish to say, 80 far as that
question Is concerned, that 90 long as hold to
the views to which he has adverted, and which
advanced as the sentiment of the President, l
much more desire the determination Of slavery,
II it can be constitutionally effected-as be.
lieye 1t can-than do TO see the Union re-
stored. / wish 70 see slavery at an end when
this WaE shall be 60 an end, If 1t can be consti.
tuticually accomplished. rs-I-
In the early part Of the session Mr.. CoswAY,
the radical Republican member of Congress
from Kansas, said in speech in the House;
For one, shall not vote another dollar or
man for the war until lt assumes different
standing, and tends directly to an Anti slavery
result. Millions for freedom, but not one cent
for slavery! g l-l- g-t- 'eF
Z Such speeches need no comment.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-21
Adiournod sea,Ion.

The Ohio House Of Representatives yssler-
day decided in fsyor Of an adjourned session,
BY small majority. The Senate twice refus-
ed 70 agree 70 the resolution Of the House.
Mr.. Perrill. our Democratic Senator, and
Messrs. Fee OF Brown, Ferguson, Keyser oi
Monroe, scott, High, Uhl. Vance and Will
son, Democratic members Of the House, put
themselves On the record ln favor Of an adjourn.
ed session OF Ghis Legislature.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-21

HEADLEY. EBERLY AND RIcHARDs.-It sill be
seen by advertisement In another column that
Headley, Eberly 1 Rlchards, after spending
some time In the Eastern cities of New York,
Philadelphia and Boston, have carefully select.
ed one Of the most attractive stocks of Dry
Goods that can be found in this or any other
city in the West, and we would advise all low.
ere Of economy to call and see the difference
between the cash and credit system,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-21

n b said that CAssIus M. CLAY is ordered to
remain 81 81. Petersburg until the new Minis
Ser, siMoH CAnERon, arrives. Bot Simon is in
% haste 10 depart, and CAssIvs, who has been
appointed q BrigadIer.General Of Volunteers,
may hare 70 remain abroad until the war is
over. This is provoking to the radicals, who
wans him ss home, end explains, in part at least,
thslE tapcor against CAnEAoH.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-21

ATTORNEY GENERAL BATES has decided that
disabled soldiers enlisted for three years or dur
ing the war, are entitled to invalid pensions
under the act Of July %, 1861, and that disa.
bled men of the three months volunteers, un-
der the Presidents proclamation Of April Is,
1861, are entitled to pensions under the acts of
1902 and 1876 Also, that there is no Law pro.
viding for pensions to the widows and orphans
OF soldiers who fall in the present war
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-21

CoAE On SURERsEDINe Cas- One or two
merchants in this city have shut OFF their gas
and now use coal Oil for illuminating their
stores. The gas fixtures are still retained, only
the burners are taken OF, and In their places
kerosene lamps substituted. Those who have
commenced the use of coal oil claim that
they save from 6fty TO seventyper cent, which
makes quite difference at the end Of the year.
Detroit Adr.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-21

A DEsoLATE CoUNrRY.-A gentleman who ar
rived at Wheeling on Saturday, from Martins
burg, Va, says that he never saw q more DESC
late-iooking country. The whole section Of
country looks as If a desolating hurricane had
passed over IL, destroying everything. The fields
ere all laid waste The fences are gone, houses
and barns have been destroyed, ana one-half Of
the dwellings are unoccupied -Inttlh9encey.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-21

DEATH OF THE FRsT WHITE MALE BoRN IN
KENTucKY.-Mr. Enoch Boone, the frst white
male child born in Kentucky, died at his resi-.
dence In Meads county, In that Slate, on the
9th inst, In his eghty-fifth year. He was born
in Boonesboro, on the 10Th OF October, l777.
He was member Of the Baptist Church for
flty.eight years.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-21
wendell PhiIIIps and mis- Quaker
Guns.

The story OF the "Qqaker GGnsn q, Manas-
sas, which was seized upon with malignant
pleasure By Wendell Phillips, the New York
Tribune and other Abolition mElcontents, to
give point to their ISLANDERS against Gen. McCiol-
Ian, Turns out to be eeRaTd set ahoat by our
own soldiers. Col. F. H Wright and Col. ].
Assor, who rode through the rebel works lmme-
diately after they we're entered by the advance
guard of the national troop', are reported as
stating most positiVely that there we're neither
"Quaker guns" nor painted logs, nor logs OF
any kind 10 The embrasures at that time.-Phl.
IRouiyeT
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-21

IRoN.HLATED vessels are an American invent
tion. This is confessed by even the London
Quarterly Review, a bitter Tory periodical. II
says that, as long ago as l8l5, Mr.. Stevens, of
Hoboken, showed his plans and she result Of his
experience TO scientific men In Paris aud Lon.
don. In the latter city be met with no encour-
agement, but Napoleon followed up the propos.
ais and, AZ far back as 1854, had constructed
iron. plated floating batteries The Quarterly
severely censufes the stupidity Of the British
Admiralty on this point