Surrender of Sumter Triggers National War Fever
Long dispatches describe bombardment of Fort Sumter and fall of the fort to Confederate forces under Major Anderson. Reports recount Lincoln’s policies, calls to arms, and widespread militia mobilization across Ohio, Illinois, New York, and Pennsylvania as states prepare for war.
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