The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-01-05
Head paaiters, Nashville, }
Ncvenber24, 1914. (
GENERAL OPDERS

SCLDihRS
1t rs matter of congratulation to our
country to oehcld with what promptitude
you nave obeyed the summons Ia The So
10 sooner was the will of vour g,L,e,.rs, AZ
known, than you threw aside the babiiin,s,+sr
o. tie peaceful Citizen, and attired vou,.,..,,.'s
IL the armor Of war
The convulsions Which have ap;+a+el T.,
rope Tor such long series Of years 49,.
settled down into that Gespotisn vrbch g..
.qrS 'eSNinate kings; and the attention Of the
nssi' i,Is are now tura%d alone to our happy
iepuoiic' with the nope Of despoihnn one re-.
ihs''VutionS and sweeping cur eUvernr,err
from the map Dfl.e world.
ne peace winch has beer formed Nv ,bo
consent Oh the frinces of Europe has ,,;v.,
our enemy great disp"s1be force. which h.
WI, DE Shabied 10 throw or Cur borders ,,,i
WI ma hn stii m.re hanehty iha.. b. ..,,..
tins recent event. Ii becomes us t:e, -,
countrymen, to be prepared Tor a,y smit'.y
lhVasl"n-to go forth and meet the enemy
~ the threshold OF cur tciiitory-to be. l,.t,c,,t
under az fatigue. and firm in sustanin- ali
dltncuitics, remembering that the Fl! st glory
q soldier Is his submission To the will az
his country.
It IS a mater of pride TO your general tn
kho" INST ne Aas the honor of comnanIino
the troops Of Tennessee.
Oar state has risen to the hiebeet ,;s.. IS
military glory, and he has presentiment this
army VIII be equally distinguished with those
VINO nave already served in the field
ne war mas assumed such an aspect and
t"e pressure OF 1t IS 50 great, that If ever ex-
ment. '''-' i"o
Tbs whole cifcumference of the u. s. can
be invaded BY the British or th,.;,. n,,,,,e,.,
indian allies. Le5 us then be watrhfli # o,,,,
'e4f!t"Ty, that Its soil be u D. polluted by the
aaCFJeSio us tread ofthe savage. or Of tn 90
| Jeccs OF that government who basely euDioys
ther l''oJ
Ate eH'6ency of the times requires orr inn
H'edhdfe march 70 the lower coantr, ti,. re- -,
protect thar section Of our unioh, Which IS so
| important 70 the people westw ard Of the Al
| legdany morntan
The CITY ofNcw Orleans is the Grand H.,
! pot Of the products Of our country. aid e.,,~v
one OF us ought 20 iSeI q strong a'..,t II, 1e.
ithding tlis great mart ot trade ard s1irce
o. We attn to tne upper country
| 1t vii afford yOur general iufn;tt. sitiyfac-
tion' Il your Conduct i'll camp aud o. bile on
the march, shal! be such as to be p,easiug 10
our it"oW-ct'zcbs. He hopes evfrv soldier
VII Le Ihindiul 81 the reputation of the arrey.
! pcrty. F''-
It IS in the power of few men nv their
refractory conduct to brig disgrace on tine
! whole army.
j is, thcefre the duty of eve,v ore ~
the detachment, 70 port The dlsord.rly
conduct or any of the soldiers. SO that he
commanding general may exact exemplary
punishment on tlse Offenders
the e1hbarl.ation OF the troops will tots
place this day OIL board the TRANSPORTS row
al The Cumbcrlaa d river.
fhc general inyckes the cancellations a
heaven 'or tris ariny--for It's sascty--its eio-
rand It's honorable return--LlmibIv kne,v-
ng that the strong arm Of power is alone de.
rived from ,he Almighty.
By Command,
AND. HYNES, Adj. Gen. Of Ten.
and Aid to idaj. Gen. Carroll
CFror' ne B2@on PaHaqt-tzq, Dee. 2z.1
The P,1vatcers brirs Matchmaker c.c4
-, Of Bristol, and Inorganic. CAM
Feliowes, Of Providence, have sailed n ,,'
cruiEe. wa
The prvatee~ sehr Paul Jores. cant ~,
ton sailed iro'n W'scass-tt Oh Fiiday ls,
ca cTdize.
4 higate anchored ~ Tarpauiin Cove ~
sunday, a1' fired salute.
On Mcnday evening last o Hoard hare.
rom the Newcastle, Containing the Ed ii,,,,
. f"idshiplnsn and - seaineu and mar.