Fremont journal extra., April 16, 1861, Tuesday Evening, Image 1

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EXTRA..
TuesdayEveDiDg,Aprill6,1861
' 3 1-2 o'clock P. M:.
will
FREEMEN AWAKE.
RALLY AT
BIRCHARD HALL,
To Night.
Our Country and our Lilierties are in danger.
The citisens of FREMONT and vicinity are re
quested to meet at Birchard Hull THIS EVEN
INO at 7 o'clock for consultation, and to make
arrangement for aiding the Government in its
efforts to enforce the law and put down trcaaon.
Party lines are demolished. Let every patriot
attend:
R P Buckland,
Thso Clapp,
Theo Burt,
A H Long,
H Everett,
E F Dickinson,
C R McCulloch
M Gusdorf,
Isaac Dry funs,
0 M Fouke,
M A Kilter,
W II Cloud,
L M Jackson,
E J Conger,
K VndercMk,
8 P Meng,
1 M Keeler,
P Close,
H Anderson,
H Lesher,
II Stalcy,
F N Gurncy,
O A Roberts,
Wm B Sheldon.
H K Shomo,
Wm St. Clair,
A J Dickinnon,
Jan Vallcttc,
O W Vallette,
I) S Camfield,
P Maxwell,
A Phillips,
Geo Cleland,
Wm Shrader,
Jumps Kridler,
L W Ward,
Charles Choate,
James Marshall,
Jacob Lesher,
John A Bradner,
Leopold Gusdorf,
Leopold Shewer,
H W Imler,
F Emerich,
J H Magee,
C A Baldwin,
Julius Patterson,
0 B Tyler,
Wm A Rice,
R S Rice,
Jamea Moore,
G C Canfield,
L. Canfield,
D Betta,
J P King,
D W Krebs,
P I Norton,
Lyman Gelpin
I) Garvin,
John Quinn,
J MBoUea,
L Leppelman,
B H Underhill,
John Myer,
F A Fitzgerald,
Henry Kenyon,
H Zigler,
T II Bush,
S Serpent,
OeoShuman,
M Binkley,
F 8 White,
Cha Krebs,
A H Miles,
S Birchaid,
John W Graham.
J W Wilon,
1) II King,
C II Burton,
W H OviutL
IB Amsden,
W Kcssler,
Peter KeRslor,
J Henline,
r (Jiilley.
F A Barnard,
0 U Burdick,
M J Justice.
J W Stevenson,
E A PoKtwick,
F A Curtis,
F C Ripley,
E Bush,
J 8 Greene,
I a men Park.
Nicholas Iiowlus,
1) A C Sherrnrd,
John L Greene, J r
M E Tyler,
W O Brown,
0 O Tillotson,
M K ltawson,
C Edgerton,
K H King,
C N Deal,
M. Wee-stein,
J. R. Bartlelt,
J Dougherty,
8 Buckland,
H W Buckland,
David Bruner,
P. Beau grand,
Wm E Baynes,
John Flaugher,
J 8. Fouke,
John M Kline,
Oscar Ball,
Wm Colby,
Samuel King,
John Pitman,
Dan 1 June,
Samuel Ourtis,
David BUmpaon,
D L June,
A J Beery,
J P Moore,
John Bell,
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Position of Mr. Douglas.
Washington, April 14. Senator Doof laa c&Ilcd oa the
President to-night. Hehadaa iatereetbif eosTenatton
a the pretest condition of the country. The mi octanes
of tt was oa the fort of Mr. Dong las, that while he wu
sotterebly opposed to thoAdminletraUoaon all Its po
litical lanes, he wu prepared to cactaln the President la
the axe rciae of all his Conetitatlonal fnncUone to pi ecu ic
the Union, aaaiotala the Government and defend the Fed-
ml Caaitol. A In policy and prompt action wen noe
Ccaarv. Tha Capital of oar country was la dancer and
cmstks arointed at aUnesarfe and at uj expense of men
and moaey. Be apokoof the present and the future with
oat i canon cc to the pact.
Mr. L loco la was very msch gratified with the Interview.
"It is Brown," said a young fellow to a brisk
brunette, "I have been to learn to tell fortunes.
Just let me have your band if you please,"
"Lai Mr. White, how sudden you are I Well,
go sod aak father I "
FORENOON REPORT.
Richmond, April 15. An ordinance of Seces
sion will pass within two days. The Governor
issue no proclamation till he receives an of
ficial copy of President Lincoln's. The Gov
has received notification of a requisition
3000 men.
Manchester, N. N., April 15. New Hamp
will respond promptly to call of President
troops. The requisition has not been receiv
yet, but as soon as it is Gov. Goodwin will
prompt and active measures for complying
it. It is not probable that an extra session
the Legislature will be called. The State will
tender two regiment to Government
of one ns requested by the President.
Montgomery, April 15. Prominent gentle
in Virginia telgniphed to Montgomery that
irgiuia w ill probably secede to-morrow. Gen.
1'illow has just arrived to offer Jefferson Davis
division ot Tennessee troops. Every body is
delighted with the encouraging news that Vir
inia will unite with confederacy. President Da
vis will vacate his seat at Montgomery. The
President assuming bis duties, and will
make his head quarters at Richmond in ten
with Gen. Beauregard aa second in com
mand. Uen. xtragg can take care of rensacola.
foregoing is by authority. The Cabinet
await President Lincoln's official proclama
tion, before taking action,
Pensacnla, April 15. Shot have been landed
Ft. Pickens by the Federal fleet.
Willmington, Del., April 15. There is no
party in Delaware who favor the taking of Fort
Delaware.
TURN OUT, TO NIGHT!
Let the demonstration at BIRCHARD HALL
night be a rouser! Let every friend of his
country and the Union, unite in the earnest
proclamation of Fremonters' fidelity. We hope
be able to say that not a Tory can bo found
our town, and that every man stands by the
Flag now insulted by traitorous conspirutors.
AFTERNOON REPORT.
Washington, April 15, A report whs in
circulation thin P. M., that God. Scott had
resigned, but meanwhile he was engaged
with tbo Secretary of War and Adjutant
General Thomas.
Montgomery, April 15. The public hero
are delighted tliat the uncertainty is at an
end, and thai wo are now entirely justified
ordering (bo invaders from our sou.
No one feels a particle of doubt as to the
result, and the only regret is that Presi
dent Lincoln docs not head the expedition.
Cleveland, April 16. Inneose meeting
here last night. Mayor Flint presiding.
Addressed by Senator Wade, R. P Spaul
ding, D. K. Cartter, and others. Promi
nent citizens of all parties present. Reso
lutions adopted sustaining the Government,
approving ibe President's call fir vol mo leers,
recommending the Legislature to make ap
propriations of men and money, appointing
committee to ascertain the efficiency ot
Cleveland military. The greatest unanim
ity of feeling prevailed and the speakers
were constantly interrupted by applause.
Similar proceedings at large Union meet
ing at Norwalk, last night.
Adrian, Micb., 16th. A large and en
thusiastic- meeting assembled last night on
short notice, irrespective of prty. Reso
lutions unanimously adopted expressing
sympathy with the Administration, and
recommending tbe Uovernor to adopt such
measures as will enable Michigan to co-op-
eraio wun oiuer niaiea id maintaining uie
perpetuity of tha institutions bequeathed
by our ancestors. Similar meeting held in
Hudson.
Memphis, Teno, 15. Id tense excitement
her to-night and tremendous meeting ia
being held. Memphis is ont of the Union.
There are no Union men here.
Cincinnati, 16. The citisens' meeting
last night was an immense afiair. Men of
all parties participated. But one feeling
was manifested, and that was to sustain
tha Stars and Stripe at all hazards.
Great activity prevail among the mil
itary, and the companies are fast filling
their ranks. The Horse Guards for de
fense of tha City will consist of 10,000
men, and ia fast filling np. The merchant
have stopped shipping good to tha South.