Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-31

Ohio say no. been said to-day What vel
be given to gallant friends OF Tennessee
lucky and Indiana that given BY the distinguished
orator that has preceded Sir, rsc2rocate
mtnts OF goodwill 50 eoqueny expressed BY him In behalf Of
the people OF Ohio, the Of Tennessee Kentucky
and Indiana, that We will stand upright ami sup
port Of the Constitution and each and all Of compromises
say dunon be sounded where
.hey may, they shall within limits Of Ohio
CheerSI say 70 them ta affections OF toe people 81 this
crcumscbel by geographical limits
forbid the day should when citizens OF Ohio viii
greet as political brother he Of The land Of Clay, Of Jackson
and Of Upton.
Treason against the Union against the Constitution
may Matched somewhere. the mighty people will out;
and who seeks put temple Consu
ism OF the Of the country. s rences may exist
the people Of the Northern and Southern states respect
they exist in the FUTURE outddrenes heretofore have been
adjusted within the limits Unon Inherent force
Of the Constitution Tennessee, Ken
tzy ana Indiana and OF all the States Of this wide spread Con
feiecy bHt whatever differences hereafter EXIT they too.
shall adjusted within the limits by the power Of the UHion
MyfsoE citizens am aimonished that the time has arrived
when great aui glorious temple viii be needed for other pur
poses be brief arisen for the purpose
u repeating the have already grsa in reference to
the OF the people Ohio whose Executive have The
hoor 20 be- say beore give heed any dsrus Of the
people this STATE; they will stand b. you in your rights all
COMPROMISES the Constitution shall be enforced faver Of the
projection ofa your constitutional rights Go where
find ready to receive you as our brethren, as fellow
members Of this great and glorious Union.
With Gov. DENNIsON's speech, the ceremonies of
reception were concluded, and the guest. repaired
to the hotels assigned them, all greatly delighted with
the generous, open-hcarted manner in which they
had been received.
In consequence Of the great length to which the
ceremonies at the Opera house were protracted
there was but brief interval for the excursionsts
to prepare for the Banquet at the Bu-net House
announced to commence at seven clock.
THE BANQUET HALL
The banquet tables says the Cincinnati Gdzeta
were spread in the gentlemen's dining room Of the
Burnett House and afforded seats for eight hundred
persons Our citizens, characteristic of their usual
generosity stepped to one side and left the festive
board to be enjoyed by che distinguished guests Of the
CITY The Committee of Arrangements were pres
emit and did everything in their power to make the
evening one of pleasure and general good fellow
shin: that they succeeded in doing so is beyond
doubt The room was handsomely decorated From
each corner there hung in graceful folds tri-coored
streamers that cOnverged in the center of the cell
ing and supported massive shield, on which was
traced the national coat Of arms; around the walls,
pendant in pretty festoOns, the same harmoni-
Gus and patriotic cOors, behind each of whose mod
est folds was peeping little flag, representing the
thirty three Sovereign States. At the north end Of
the hall were three full length portraits Washing
ton Clay and Jackson, tittngly shrOuded with flags
and evergreens and like a silent monitor Of our