The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-07-02
Tennessee.

Aaron Rroxvn tho nresent Governor ana Ca Mil
: - ~, -. IN N'"' -''i'
D brown are addressing the euzehs OF tennessee on
the subject of the relative claims of the two political par
-; . a. LII; o. a o,sa. 49, ~ .
ue' INC PuDA0 SupPo' anu IoDAue"oe Among 'ie
able and eloquent addresses which the gubenatora
vass has poduced the following extract of speecb from
O.. p - c,ar,,.,,;,l. ;; 49,. a.,
ooV. Drown al earksVie Is among the most promi-
nent and powerful
And now (sad Gov. Brown come TO ask the ques
ton, Who advised the march of army TO the Rio
Grande? GENERAL TAYLOR HIMSELF! In his letter of
the 1th October, 1915, he says:
.For these reasons our position thus far has think
been the best possible But now that the entire force VIII
be concentrated it may well be questioned whether
the views OF government will be best carried by
naming at this point Ii is with great Difference that
ahe any suggestions on topics that may become matter OF
oo,i of bonnJ ou u o, @ az en- IN Sel.ng tne
aItmnt cannot S hi ,h e III o,e MO niaue an
" facilitated and fastened by our taking possession nj once
oone or two suitable points ON or oue near Our
strength and preparation should be displayed in
manner 10 be mistaken However sautary may be the
effect produced upon the border people by our presence
hTe, NOoPuS Chfsu, we aie 100 lar from the frontier TO
l di, ' 70 M f Va peAloo WIN our Ieaaiess 10
Grande. :" Our advance TO the Rio Grande will
itself produce powerful effect and may that the
mon avigation of the river win not be disputed"
uoro ,o,, coo feo;1 r., p,,> h. . ll A. . L
&c @ sJu 1ee Asaiu |oF piow' nc advsea ue acn
DIS wen ulaeu hot 10 provoke war; pul 10 preserve
peace lie ADVISED as necessary and proper TO vlndl-
cate title to that river, and TO IFS Joint navga
an re a. all ape anu WISE sres
,,,,a ha
j 20 h eid n h aso h, Nc PoSat
Who load ~ ho he uuyS Sn, iI 5shnnn
o " 81 W. pe pu , T9w WIN,
=; H., ip a'1 ~ W sS 'ii iaSlI os Iuss1'
sho CIV u't tb ,' dn i e wy sr
bV on h ,h, ~, Iie ,o uaa1 an ue' ..d ioa
"etea M 'a, e ha u 80 Se a, anu ne
bod w coil ~ al !, IN MUus' ',a'
a ri ~ H. i;;,J t;t " s' ~ h; h
nsad f @ & @ !, ny peea
hesn located IN the snted ,aro e Smrb tr
had been renored 10 Ionsress an3 was vn~ unnn tbe
ny oe ieiue VI SonTieIs' anu Was yl,S ulna .,s
onth h ~ a. a uiS w. icy o'
loh'hh tose'hei, Wilhoul complaint ana Wllhout ooec
h ,,I e VIC ", ~ nv. .no I t
M we .''iee al ui lueslo ie suse a ' s''
uea 1hlrepealeaiy anu conclqslVely selt,ea IL
IN ". d.G IN ~ 'ese teooeu anu u'eaD5 iI, ny
@ ba ose9 .na' 'J sh ~ Linn I ioU I
I @ ~ u ne Maii anu e W. S:i L 40 i
u have shown v s so severa % mss hat h.
out nave SHOWN my cope!llor several tmes inal ne
W was corrected ,ne very next morning Dy tne pupcaon
a t IN Mas NO aut1oLeu y uun
,;n ~ In } ,,s ~ ei "a ~ M'
What are i1 th NM y" M comnso.
Ia. at ie o,lons % MI nen'ony ~ IT.
arn to tai Ts aS ~ u INC "'' Vi 'e
amy u 'D"' 'eei
6" saying this do not consider the march to the Rio
to have been the cause Of the war any more than
cons ,s British march on concord ana Lexington TO
u az , e r i 81 .ne 1nieitam Iesoutoh, VI .ne
he civil war IN R oy h h -, t Ri Gud
brought on tie collision of arms, but so far from being the
Of the war itself The effect Of these
rms aulhorny Oh ms iavorie witness thfoWs my COM
peulot 1aok on lle Posuoh hal, ael an, lhe lneAa
on vi ieAas was .le .luG FAUST % i'S " al
~ assuming .iiS losoh' ms compeuto uieIu Nun al
ms wing I1ehus from IehneSsee anu WIN Messrs
oyenor Rown read anu be snaec o Inn
i iI ' Ca i' IN iI epeeon ~ ile s.ei sIn
J ~, .. ne ~ .ooh issue VIII any onG WHY
a tha, ;, bLu tuSna5 h NJ ny ToI p ne
when he reached tho ssern district ba d;d not nre,ar1
w inor, L, b ;I t H. ~ nv ~. p ,;
tb - ~. Willy " 'J1e ~ S a.inI Au t ~;
,;,o I vi VIC M'i! wu iw W. t ,s S, VI hJ
annaavad bar;' uvh inbP ~ la ft J - h
w
rg5ht TINE had 9ot r;uoJ Ca ~, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Th
tlio;nm ;ter t tho ra 1u 20 f ~, nd dr th
the rgh37 time had ;ben come and Mr. Milton Rrown
and Sana,or Eosar arJ an,;n,s =; Oh ar rasnact;,a
houses for tho cnnnn,nat;n 81 tbat rreat nooasre In
be House of Rcnosemat;voS ororu 6; from his St,,e
Gnaiv 'oted for tharn NJ Roy -, v 70 Cn,,arnn
I onesS hat hi; nrnnos;,; NO, n - o; ~ nl;
nrooos;on and frere;vad onv ne,,r,ant sunnogt
frop The de,nocra,s ia mro,a ao ,hst ffrbat
he had Jne I've oot;rl nis,,, 9Th The onrsa
and the dncrnas Of tbaS ,rh;n nar,v in the nras-
dental camna;nn ~ tho necadng snomar and Tho,
Toxas ,ras t,ha11 fraa ns a ,,n a. ,i,ta y.
Wal Joes not ali tb;s br,r ,hat a ,
honab at first re;ected bu Tho b;es If tb; STATE as
GnaP ,donaJ an5 sanct;oonaJ hu t5on ranaa, fs.;J
Gov n fhot - ,ras GonUI aoneJ and on,;o,e J h.,
tLnn Nh, cir Iii go srP WI &c 80, 49,
that war ,ronld oma % IL aid vou do sny Vc nrnmbe
sed that f done in the wav and at The time i was nro
nosed nv Mr. TYLER with tho sanction and ,nnroboon
~ General Jackson and tho democratc nar,, th.t
would he the consequences RAT ,o ,srrr Iii n,ob
that if would nrodnce war e done at tho t;n pd r. IN
manner proposed nv Mr. Roster and M Milton Rrown
You said expressly to the contrary. Now it was finally
done IN your own way, and in your time and still you
cry out that 1t has produced the Well, repeat
then, why did you do it My competitor (said Gov
,ftn