{"newspaper_name": "The Columbian fountain.", "edition": "01", "page": "p2", "byline": ""}
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The Military SPIRIr.--It is impossible for
us to group in our columns one-tenth Of the
military movements which are pervading the
nation. Every State is preparing to pour forth
its volunteers. Nor is the effort confined to
the people. Some Of their representatives are
feeling the war spirit, and exchanging their
seats in the legislature for the tented field.
General Price, from Missouri, Governor Yell,
of Arkansas, and Mr.. Baker, a whig member
from Illinois, have left Congress for the West,
to serve in the field, !" Westward, no" is the
signal, and hundreds are repairing to the camp!


Union.