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LETTER FROM AVGCsT BELMONT.
Tbs Mobile Register publishes letter from
Hon. August Belmont Of New York, conelud-

1L2 ! I.R ANA lNSGSA A1-1+2ANANA.
The Mobile Register publishes q letter from
Hon. August Belmont Of New York, conclud-
ing rs follows:
You charge the desire for concessions on the
part Of the North to merena1y motives. l
thsnk this Is unkind to your friends, aud GER
taiuly unfair rs regards 1:,y Own State and city.
We arc actuated by principles Of right and
justice, but above all soaTs the warm and un-
dying attachment 10 the Union, which with
nc and all those who unite in my cnoFts for
the good cause, Il unsulllcd by one mean or
eordid motive If 1t were otherwise, and If
wedid only look to our own material inter
csts and those OF our City, We should not de-
plorc the dissolution Of the Union. New
York in such u catastrophe would cut loose
from the puritanical East and her protective
tariff, and without linking her fortunes with
our very Kind but eo1new0at exactins South
ern friends, Rhe would open her magnificent
port to the Commerce Of The world What
Veuice Wis once, on the sluggish Lasune Of
the s1naA Adziatle, New 1osk would ere long
bc to the two hcn.lspheres, proudly resting OH
the bosom Of the broad Atlantic, and om
afraid sadly interfering with tho brilliant but
faliacious hopes Of the Palmetto and Crescent
citics.
ImJtr, ho,re,rr, to lo7se to my ehld,rn, in
steal Of the gilded pruspeets Of Aeuo FORK .ae1-
chant princes, Ge Enors eav;aJIe tile 9 An<,3eu,1
ci&i-rns; and 80 long as God <pa.es my tUe, !
*haN not fuller IN my eaorts 70 prcse71e to them
that h<7ltoge, Yours, very truly.
AUGUST BELMONT.
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A IfTTlTs

For an Aettc -4nsead Gil .4ct Entitled " 4n Act to
Establish Cfn<rai Systsn eT EonEinq,"
Passsd February Is, 1851. th4 Gtnfrd! dets
mandatory thereof, and Chapter FijIssn II
kas Rertx41 4Skatutxs ar 1915.
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gTANTON,S,

: !: sTANTON's, |
No. 49, Clark Street. secs 10. 43
NEXT TO SHERMAN HOUSE,
FAMILY GROCERIES
urExcELLBD IN
QUALITY AND VARIETY.
SOLE AaEEr FOE
Amelung's Celebrated Boneless
III A MS,
ves.phasa cuz7. Superior Quality ard F1arss
FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES,
IN CANS,
SWEET CORN, TOMATOES,
GREEN PEAS LIMA BEANS,
MUSHROOMS, FRESH PEACHES,
RAspBERREs, STRAWBERRIES.
PINE APPLES, OLIVES
/. FISH, IN CAMS.
FRESH SALMON, LOBSTER,
TURTLE SOUP, HERRING.
T0UNTRY MERGHAN rs
BLANK l3e5OKSs
WRITING PAPERS,
AT MANUFACTURERS PR1sEh
r. muNsoN,
Blank Book Manufacturer,
nupoly 10 1AKH STREET. CHICAGO.
MuD&D'a
= Il Eaae5.IcSaE1 sherry.
THE NORTHWEST
PRODUCING IT'S OWN VINE.
4 Great sEuEt Supplied.
Ann1e vino Of delicate cavo. that competent Judges
Trnnunce superior to most Of the high prfcad Wines
so!d Tn tas country now being produced bT te un-
eersjf f3ped from tho
STRAWBERRY VARIETY OF RHuBAna.
5s3 ond the erlIna-I tonic eject Of Puro arare
sFaee this acts as IN Alternative. anA 1NTALtrs SUI
FEE111o From INp1uEsTtoE AND coSaxirAIloss or
THE BoTr1s, and WHO. CONSEQUENTLY cAS1pT Csz
or1zsr WSE.- atc Isdns 1t with The happieAtsnect
Sol Il manufacturers pTiccs BY
J. II. EkED = CO.. Cheago, n.
r NrDGK EelTedlcre, H. Sept l. lSSn sebdsAt1a
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SAcr Tc1Yz zksoKz4a-spaldc.-a cephauc PEh Nv
acestIs cart for SICK Hsa6scae, Bilious Heacaehe.
aeSVerk 1sad2cAe, C7ltrea4oe zod Gs7e1a1 pshuty
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of tho Lcz!slature~-~Tho
Niger ''---TLe late Democratic State
CON they Expect to
Split Indiana. and give part to Sout1l
GaFuiiuR--U. s. Senator.
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efH47 pueo7ts1.-AnoaE ths zacst trreytaat Ct 81
tbs great edical dleov eies Of :ts a2a ar ha COS
ddeEed the uJ1tan OF vaccination for protection fspa
4usu rox. ths Csphac Pill for relief Of Headache and
hs nss ofQaiene for tho prsveator Of Frvars either
of which Is snrs specific whose hszsGta will be q.
perieneed bJ suffering humanity loag aftaz ketr lis
osv&rtzz Ara farxottau.
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70 ol4 you aTs7 havn taa slef 1ead*ets1 Do IN
remember ts thsohhinc temple. the feTsrsd brow sta
leat'ias md disgust St tie sight Of food new totally
onat yon wcrs for psa:ara, conversation Of stutr.
ons Of thu cephae Pills would hare relieved ron tors
Al the suffering which you then expet.sneed, 70
taia hra other purposes Jou should a.@a;x hxre bo
ofthsn On land 70 use u eeesaiaa rs9pissA
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L. DOWN COUNTRY LETTER.

Business In tho @ untry--Bro oafastunh
s,.inE Routh-AAuiI. mnce af Co. ts.-
E1traVaEuue >E~tfnln,ea'..Ernnou
AppA Of Ieact.-.Tneet of Stock-
fFon Of Cotton. Sors.1l ufsl, Flax. TO.
bnlco, &c.s -Recomtils:udcd.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-05-17

M.cHxXTzIN. r
M. & e. r. CHI
WHOLESALE GRO0ERs, AND DEALERS
PINE BRANDIEs, vIEEE, TOBACCO. CIGARS. NAILS.
DOMESTIC LIQUORS, &c,
CORNER or O0LLEG8 ARD OHURCH sJREE7E
Nashville, Tennessee.
VETE rstin receipt large and we'll seIeotd .took az
wv Groceries, Liquors. ETC., consisting part as fsIIvvg
$50 bids Sugar. all grades 100000 genuine Hayxna Irars
200 bbls choice Molasses; 200 kegs Nails, assorted:
100 do do l00dezen Painted Bucketsi
bbis Powdered Crushed and 10 bills English Walnu
Loaf Sugar; 10 bbls Peeans
$50 boxes Star Candles 10 bbls FiIbeyts.
100 boxes Tobacco, assorted
FINE BRANDIEs, WINES, &c,
IS Xxx & choice French Brsrdes;
20 keasks Ma1sira, Sherry, and Port WinesJ
$50 baskets best brands Chznpa2ns
so boxes scovI Clsret,
leo 60 sSI.ans Robertson OBJ County WhsayI
do do do Bourbon do
And also large stockof Common Whiky, American Brandy
Gin, &c.
POWEER AGENTS.
Agents for the Dupont Hazard Sycamore Powder The un
dersred Icing the only Ansin Nashville Of
would call the attention Of the Merchants Traders their
srgs stock Of Powder on hand in Magazine for SALE
5000 kegs Dupont Rife Powder 1000 kegs Hazard BasngPov
500 ( 90 DO DO 5000 f Fsg. syeanor. Blasting
Soc Hazard % DO DO Do 80 F s: & Powder
800 < do DO do brands rand q f0"'sf' A''0''s'
SUD BasngPOW 80 bills Toy Bedford Co.,
uer safety fuse.
iSnlI H 4. B. =. OHEATHkH, Agents.
DupontsPowderi joy, Biekford Cos Safety
Sycamore do
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Flour, Corn, &c.
Gao BARRELS Extra and Extra Family Flour;
OUO 800 sacks Coru;
20 bills Lard;
so " Green Apples;
25 cases Psrr1pine Wax Candles;
SEQ Flour Sack ST. ffty pounds,)
On assignment, for sale BY
WI WATTS & CO.,
tanl9h No. 81 College street, near Broad
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PIANOst mUSICy

Land for Sale.
The undersigned will sci Msplanta- <mMsnn
UA lon, called CAPITAL TIKw, lying on -
1,& the nsTth side Of Cumberland River, go TX
s1ss - three milesfrom the City Nashville, t3(E7Y
lGHfHE# coptaing about Three Hun.
dLlzeAh dred Acres. He will sell it all .~es41aa
together small tracts lots to suit purchasers Or
viii exchange it improved property in the city 1t s OF
the very quality of soil is well wsered about hall OF
in culvson and the balance IN fine timber and pasture
There are two coed dwelling houses good barn and
For information apply to the undersigned to John James
sep90-tE Thus u JAMIE
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TUsT received and for sale constantly fine article Of Psr
nne Varuish Of the best quality in quantities to suit gur
SSo.a-s BENZ SHIELDS L CO.
Also consignment Perfunery, Enveops for sale the
trade. iiAnzS-ul D. r. o. = w.
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Is 80 INV VI.
FURNITURE STORE


.,,s<r takes this mehod Of iufOrnlne patrons
sd the pub generally that Le has Just arrived from the
ar spie udd stock Of fashionsble Furniture 70 which
leave 70 call attention He has taken, and HupeTby
mn the store % Market street, next door 10 the old
nd trusts BY attention and fair dealings merit share
~ stronaee am particularly DESTROYS 70 shoE to those
10 purchase my stock Of Mstsses. Just made and
nsi not SUPERIOR others 10 the market. By calling
Red Store No. 90 Market street. you will nest With
tive clerks who deem IL pleasure 10 show the stock
whether you wish 70 purchase CT not 40 ccnec5 sth
rssrs-sr aAM'L HEBsHAw.
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Land for Sale.

GKxxnAL PRzlsHr OTEICz, NASHVILLE DECATUR R. b
NASHVILLE, Nov. 18th, lse0.
N and after the 20h inst, ghts for Decatur, all points
Memphis and Charleston and connecting Roads
will be received and sent forward without delay
To prompt attention eghts must have plan shipping
marks the destination in full and initials Of last rosa on each
peskaqe stock sent through with and dispatch.
JOHN ". RADCLIFFE,
-tovIS-dIm General Az ent.
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GREAT NATIONAL ROUTE
A@&RRmRs

10 baltimore, PhuedelDht.
una boston, and the 61I@
warrington City.
NENEHAL OHIO AND RaEr
~ h1O hA1LkOADs terminate AZ BaItfr,o !. = a
son Oly On ne East and Columbus on ne We, No aso
WIN for and from al points IN rs
West' SOnth-gest and Norfb.T.
Passengers BY this Routs can via, -. v e~t'
YniAdei Bnia eE Ysr Boston 81 he - Ls1
YORK or Boston alone By ether lines W ueket %
Through Tickets can also be p-ocr-.s a. o.,
the Eastern cities, at AZ additional cbs - Ct
sleepng cars attached to al night "a, " only,
Tickets good until used, With the priyII.,,. :,
all principal points. 'sEs Of stopping
Business men and travellers, for pleas,-. a. -
visit AL the Eastern Cities conparsivs,
The scenery 70 celebrated for Its wonderfcI
u unequalled IN tbs world Its System a. -. -
polce Its splendid equipment; its exclusivs =
large amount Of double track its ne botsis INES
lance Of The Conpany) insurss to he pasSspS-s s sur
and comfort. @9NsSo aPeed, M
Through Tiehets and Baggage checks en-, -
the principal Railroad and Steamboat Oace1 n ~
AsA Icr ucxets via ne Beltinere and Ohio RaI,,.S
H'ksAIfH, Master Tran sportafion \ 4 a =
l. n. COLE, General Ticket ArSnt- n = n
=. sULLIV An, Gen. Western av,nt p = =
HI. JkNETT, Prest, G ORR
-,,o Nv BkoHh, een1 Ticket Agent, ORR
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Valuable Printing Office for Sale.
SITUATEDin wealthy section Of country Tennessee and
- having extensive subscription list and advertising pat
ronage The paper Democratic and WILDE sold easonAbl
TERMS to no one however, but Democrat The paper esab
shed to advocate State Equality and the proprietor will not
20 of his devoted to any other purpose For
further particulars enquire at the UNION 0ICK
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Fire Fire Fire!!g

EyHg remainder Of stock saved from the late ere Broa
street. il for sale at 81 College street, two doors sbeVs
l wsrl--a " s'''' : --'' ' oTTanYILH KIAnz.
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Can. Hay md Onts.
Prints,
NOTICETO CONSINGEES.
Louisville and Nashville Railroad

0N and after April st, 1861 10 Freight yin Be delivered
tia Louisville ana NASHVILLE Railroad until charges tnsr
ars paid ConsEbses will notified Of the arrsAi o. ne
Goods together with the Of charges III system vi
facilitate the adjustment all eiAms tor os eAmAEe, t
overharae s Sen ouna in order to table n
Agents 10 rake reurns to the General OHee q ~
M r 9SSn' u NC 70 J. 2 ANDIRsox, szsS,
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No. 1. Green Mountain Black Hawk.
TENHIs PIksT GLASS ROADsTER will make his season for
1861, at the State Fair Ground Nashville beginning
March 4h and cosng July 4th $40 the and SIS
for insurance,
He beautiful black, six years old, trotted at Athens in
1860 in 500 and certainly handsome and perfect
horse in HE action that has been brought to the State he
bred Vermont imported y e r. Jennings, and tie
Hatch hore, Ii hoo: Old Black HaEk, Sher
and he by the Original justin Morgan Dam by DuOc, Or
d. st Charles CIR gT Woodbury. Morgan, aad hence
bines four OF the best trotting crosses known.
No 2, Yankee Robin.
A CAPITAL BAY COLT years old by We mont Boy, dam
by Woodbury. Will be let to 90 5 the season. $40 to
insure. He is very promising.
No. 8, Washington the I'd.
GOOD BAY years old, by Old Washington dam excel
lent Trong Mare will be let to - Mares at s0 the seasen
SIS to insure in fOal.
will please examine the above Stations Coed
Grass pasture at the farm Of y Tanning and grain kesp
mares in good condition, at 81 per
ANDREW GREGORY,
Nashville, Tenn Part Owner Agent for Company
Oscar Kmba will be ready all show the stock
gentlemen,
Refer to-. Owen, Of williamson, Col P. Allen of Sum
ner 7. FannAR of Dsvidssn DR.. A. T. Geoch OF Ruther
ford. nsr5-f
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New Spring Goods I!

AN receiving Stock Of Dress Goods. which Pre-
pose sell extraordinarily boing exclusively
cash business enables de this and make
all call and stock Of Dress 0Osds
embracing White Linen Goods DOmes Of all kinds and
in fact everything could desire.
attention Of those Indebted to Mich
olson & Co. Nicholson Humphrey, myself to their
settled the times such demand IMMEDIATE
action such cases. D. HUMPHREY.
G3lS-ly
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Charleston and Savannah
FREIGHT LINES.
FRENCH PROTESTANT S5.9oo1
Phfiah RInhin -
ssewaEt County, State OF Tennessee.

STEWARr COUNTY CDURr an Y
y LSaines 3 AcCArroll ct ais. Chas g. Sun,s,l
. sen land II appearing ne from conoI
NJ ~ sLi, that Ihcs McCaroll, Fra1cis NeCsroii ~
.eSAEroll anes MeCarrOll, Samuel McCarrofI - 49,
AeOHroiI heirs az law Of Francis acCarroll dssss-
residents OF the stats Of Tennessee. IL IL tbersso-.
ma, P9peaton be ma e for four consecutly. vesrs
- AND AMERICAN, newspaper pnblshed n
J o. Nashville, requiring said non-resideuis Ia IL a..
SeoIs tne nsuees OF the County Court Of stsssrs r
e hoaen az the court house, IN said county, n n a.
tennessee, me hrst Monday in Janusry iSs and MA
or oenur 70 eOmplainants bill, or the sane viii y.
es'ed as to them and tdOwn for hearing expasss
dee7-W4t-pr'sf fee o. 81 $500 100, Osrk
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The SOUTHERN C0NFEDERAcY,
BY HANLEITER & ADAGR,
Atlanta, ga.

r ITHoeRAPHIga, ENGRAVING, PRINTING AID
Printing OIL and Wgtercoi0rs, Views Pugraita, Show
lands Vgnettes, Labels Muc Titles Diplomas, Bill Heads
Business Cards. Visiting Cards. Wedding CARDS. FunsE Notices.
Ball Tickets Admission Cards, Circulars, Checks Bonds Notes.
Drafts Maps,&e.
Thu undersigned has newly made such gementsn his bu
ness he is enabled execute neatly, promptly and
sntly every variety Of the above articles.
J.F. WAGNER,
Corner. Ceasr and oheEy streets,
ahek-6Qm Raahsals- raRn-
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Hianny's combined Reaper a1a
Mower,

"ALH NUUD5S I'm PROVEMFWT
celebrated Aaehibe sceiYed the art premi--, - =
SOLE MEDAL, q he hssteonbined ReapinR All No-is
te great United SAtss Agricultural Fsir heI5 a Ts
AZ, IN ssPesnber, 1851 The trial came on a. s
Yerk In July, EAere all the pri, sips N.ebina
1870 yS5e tested. The COMMITTEES 5sas
snfsegn Aarlnal Wilder, President aited stsfs
also received thsaEzrd the best heausr ana a. q.
Aover oefere two separate committees sDpointed h. -
dent o. ne Davidson County Agricultural socsstV q
In July, ls57, ever Of tAs nachipes row ~
hanerous ether premiums awards vs-a i've, ~
o1r1ns ne AK season, over every haehinein America
B. y. CHEATHAM,
General Agent for the Stats.
49, 11eHER, HHEKLEs A On
tenz7-d&Ep N..b-l,,1S -
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Four Horse Mail COach

Four Horse Mail Coach.
FHNHE only Lincoln county running regsry thrsetne
week from FayetsTiIleto TullAhoms; leaving
Tulshoma Monday Wednesday AID Friday return
stRveTuesday Thursday TO connect the malta
Fayetteveand TUahoma and for the accomoda
.ion passengers J. B. Smith agent at TulAhsns Good
ssnssnd careful drivers The fare through dolla
fzI-
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MONDAY PACKETS.
REPUBLIC, INGoMAR,
Capt. A. Baird Capt. ]. D. Clarke
WEDNESDAY PACKETS.
J. SIMJNDS, IMPERIAL,
Capt.J. T. Hicks. Capt c. s. Rogers
FRIDAY PACKETS.
BELFAST, H.R. ". HILL,
Capt A. R. Irwin. Capt. r. H. Newell
These boats connect at Memphis with the Railroads from that
point, their respective days Leave Mephis Immediately on
the arrival Of the NJ O. and N. o. R. Trains Through
Tickets will be sold by all the Roads in this
line, and their Tickets recognized good Passengers ar
range their arrival avoid delay Memphis longer
business or pleasure require For freight passage apply
on board or 70 TH0S. II WILLIAMS 4 CO.,
Genl FIT Ag'ts, No 3, Howard Row.
JN0. z. HYDE & CO,
sept13-d4m Agents. New DREAMS
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THOMPSON. sPERRY q CO..
W III OF EsALE GRocERs
Candy Manufacturers,
FOREIGN FRUITS, LIQUORS, ToRsccol
ANDALL KINDS OF CIGARS,
No. "a Market Street, Naxhv,,,.

VIE sahseribers respectfully announces "a a. -,
the Public generally, that they have uouDsss 49,
~ naetory Asra1gen ents for the anlfscf- A. -
int't, rom The CONE on Stick u the finest Rre,e6 =
~, IN oI Missionary and being determined Ia all
hone ~ fayorably with the lowest in ths Nort
hHt a. M tois desirable market not only for hst -.
m, . ssssy euaer in their lire Of business
anx - Of staple Fancy Grocerfes hx, ,c
ConfeetonsS Cities: and being thus combined fs
Merchants $3.50 ent onsr strong~F ineueeneutv 10
ders which re then % call en- rs ard ezra IN ts,,
Cash Prices viii be executed promDsIv - :.
Asr24-t THOMPSON, sPRRRY 4
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-05-17

VKTR are prepared t. DO the Tin. Roof Rg and Oh
wv sheet Metal work nee sssary N buiiifrr II !
sabstantiAE Rsnner and will cont " far s Al a ~
est pcsEhls rates. T. M kU1 AGKaS aos, vi
RirSt door below Post ca. = Cnlsef kssaGl
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Tennessee Champion
Portable Plantation and FIOuriu
Mill stone establishments.

IDURR MIL Stones Of all sizes hand, and msds e
Smut Mills Of the latest improved paint Nh 5pind
NH Gearing, Boiling Cloths; Rotng E9lAns ard RsguAt,
Screw; screeu Wire, Mil Pcks, sad Pizer PHTis. All
which IL warranted % he guA and 70 give Etisfacton.
Ali orders ana soazuEiau ons promptly st,enaed %
.'tAH'7 . 4E. J. u. WARNB:
iunsa14d&ER Nashville. Tenn
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ACoN Lard Buckwheat Flour and Family supplies general
ID ly,by COMBS 4 MARTIN
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1861-02-01
Mr.. Fillmore's Letter to General
BUFFALO, Dec. 10, 1860.

BUFFALO, Dec. 10, 1860.
Hon. John 4. Dir
My DEAR SIR:-Your favor of the 18th inst,
inclosng the proceedings of n "Union Meeting,
held on Saturday evening, in New York. did not
reach me until yesterday afternoon.
have read the whole proceedings with great in
terest, and | cannot feel otherwise than fattered
that the distinguished and patriotic men composing
that meeting thought me worthy to compose one
of delegation of three ITO proceed to the South,
with view to make such explanations to our
Southern brethren, in regard to the subjects embra-
ced in the address and resolutions adopted by the
meeting) as they may deem necessary, and TO give
such further assurances as may he needed 10 mani
fest the determination to maintain our rights"
This is certainly an honorable and patriotic mis-
sion, and did believe it would do any good,
should not hesitate moment to go. But you will
pardon me for saying frankly that in my opinion
our Southern brethren require no assurances beyond
that of the meeting and the address and resolutions
to convince them that the members of that meeting
and those they represented, now are and at all
times have been, willing to do them justice, and
have done their utmost TO maintain their constitu-
onal rights, and to go there and inform them mere
~ of this fact, which is all we eau do, is in my
opinion work Of supererogation.
What they want and what want is some assn
rance from the Republican party, now dominant at
the North, that they or at least the conservative
portion of them, are ready and willing To come for.
ward and repeal all unconstitutional State laws
live up to tho compromises of the Constitution ex.
ecute the laws of Congress honestly and faithfully
and treat our Southern brethren as friends. When
can have any such reliable assurance as this t.
give, will go most cheerfully, and urge our South
ern brethren to follow our example, and restore har
mony and fraternal affection between the North nnt
the South
At present our abors should be here. Let us n.
ourselves right, and then we can with more,annv
dence and justice appeal to them; and I6onc that
to say that recent indications lead wati6ed IN SEQ
this may be done. am especiaIy formal of last
the patriotic article in the e senior of that naper
Monday last. Standing6rty. It required great nor
does at the head of sense and devoted potrotsm to
al courage ana 81 such an article. But regard it
lha''e ana That there are men in the Republican
as eNl9fio have been regarded rs most ultra, who
pafIhe danger that now threatens, and are willing
10 sacrifice all false pride, and even party ITSELF to
save the country. cannot doubt that there are
many more SUCH and from that source look for
the salvation Of the country. But ! cannot say
more. have written in the utmost haste that a
substitute may be appointed in my place.
am truly yours
WILLARD FILLMORE.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1861-02-01

FRIDAY, jan 20, 1871.
The proceedings wcre opened by prayer by Rev
John Rains.
The House then took recess preparatory tc
meeting the Senate in convention to elect
DELEGATES TO THE PROPOSED SOUTHERN CONVENTION
The Convention was called to order, and on
call of the Convention, one Senator and eight Rep
resentatives were absent.
Mr.. CAN'T nominated a list Of twelve names 9
candidates.
Mr.. Jones moved that the Convention first Gle,
two delegates for the State at large, and then /
District which failed by tic votc-yeas 46, ma,
as.
Mr. Wiseuer stated that he believed the enth
proceeding to be extra-constitutional, and asked
be excused from voting, which was granted.
Mr. Jones then nominated a list OF twelve del,
gates.
After some discussion as to the manner of pr
ccedings, Mr.. Stokes moved that the Conventio
proceed to elect delegates by Districts commencin
with the first, which motion prevailed, yeas so, ma
40.
During the roll-call Messrs. Trimbe, Mccall
Trewhtt, and Wisener in voting protested again
the proceeding by this Convention as unccnstit
tional and unauthorized and reserved each the rig
to spread his protest on the journals.
The Convention then proceed to the selection
delegates.
First Distritc.-Mr johnson nominated Gen. San
Mlligan, of Greene; Mr.. Brazelton nominated
w. Deaderick, of Washington. The Gonventio
voted UiUd Uoee, and the following was the result
the first ballot: Migan, "a, Dcaderick, 20, &c,
r. Powell, IL, w. Brazelton, Jr- 4, L. c. Haynes:
Scattering, 4. And Gen. Milligan was declared dr
ly elected.
Second District.--Mr CAN'T nominated Judge
| j. Mckinney, of Knox. MIR. Eildrcth nominate
Hon. Alvin Uuom, O. 0verton. Mr.. Vaughn nom
mated Gen. w. r. Caswell of Knox. On the frs
ballot, Mr. Culom received 4s, Judge McKinne,
49, Gen. Caswell /. And Mr.. Cullom was declare,
elected.
| Third Distrtct-Mr. Gillespie nominated ]. NJ
Andersen of Sequatchie and Mr.. Lane Geo W
Rowles, of Bradley. On the first and second ballot
each received AZ votes, and on the third Mr. An
derson received AS votes and Mr. Rowles 81. An
Mr. Anderson WINS declared elected.
! Fourth Dtstrict.-Mr. Shield nominated Hon.
L Gardenhire, of White and Mr.. Kenner nominate
W.P. Hckerson. Mr.. Hickerson, ON first ballot re
ceived 4S votes and Mr. Gardenhire 46-and Nj
liickerson was declared elected.
FVth District. -Mr. Bennett nominated Judge J,
G. Guild of Sumner; and Mr.. Martin, Judge Robei
Caruthers, of Wilson. Judge Caruthers was elccte
on the first ballot receiving 4S votes; Judge Gull
receiving 46.
Saith District-Mr. Hebb nominated Hon. G. v
Jones, of Lincoln; Mr. CAN'T nominated Gen. G. .
Pillow, of Maury. On the first ballot. Mr.. Iones "s