Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-09-11

Ter such such viii be the terriblo -. -,
WIZ rise before them the moment the No-tb :. -
Tor. Providence viii not alloE a. NOren = IS; -
Gear far reach of foresight Of Nsi ceoEy, AMI ne
De deceived about the Importance ~ 1870
winch interests the prosperity of Frsno =.
degree, and which we held can reeaiV. =, y -
Lca9Le nor equl20is solution except il the inIe.
pendence ofthe Confederate States Of Ar,e,; y
Here is an article which appeared in -,
Ia FGtTss and which commend to your attsntio,
| ion here: S-S JPN
"Public opinion is forming daily in France M,
the true character Of American events and az event
after event takes place, change gradually occurs
| IN the best minds change which SO thOrcugblz
/ eorrooorates the policy we have adopted we must
/ not neglect It What were our assertiOnsl We
asserted IN the first places The Southern States had
a r1ga to separate; the Constitution was silent
touchlng the chances Of secession and an amend
ment to the constitution had provided that al DOW
ers not expressly delegated to the constitution are
deserved % Gne several States or to the people. In
tne second place: That the right of secession being
ADMITTED, It Is the evident interest Of Europe to
FAVOR or at the least not to throw obstacles IN the
way OF a revolution which obliterates from Euro-
pean politics great State Whsse action might b0-
come embarrassing to European powers At anv
moment; revolution which siuDli8ed bv ssDsrs.
uOn the commercial relations OF Europe with tia
several States Of North America Nobody nov ro-,-
tess right 81 separation possessed By the South
IN SIses unless i De oy those men who sTevolunts-
ny eIInd VINO have oosdnately formed their oDiu-
Ions VIC ind this right inscribed on the rontisniee
q TIE Constitution which mentions tlat svba-, -.
tnirteen American CelonIes were acknowlesrsli ~
george III 70 oe free, sovereign and independent
Ststes they united together TO form more perfect
Union and ir2peled by the fear Of giving them
serves new master by instituting Federal Coy
eminent without any check upon it. the resolutions
cSAeo the 1irglnla resolutions Of 3S7 which were
adopted By Congress the 18th June 1856 de-
elared the several States Of the United States Of
America have not and do not 1luita to0etbs- 10 an
ter upon q blind and unlimited subu1iSsion 10 the
OF me Federal Government; but by the
compact known as the constitution OF ths UnitsI
States (Which is made open to amendmeutl tbsv CON
Jtitute and form General Government n.
certain specified object to which they delegate Ger
ain vel defined powers, reserVing at the same
ime 70 each and every State all the other right Of
oyereignty not delegated to the constitution,
"Phe same resolutions declare tbar whenever the
FEDERAL Government arrogstes to itself The posses
ion OF any powers other than those specified its
cts shall be null and void. We have it in our pow
r TO support these solemn declarations BY nuuer-
US articles Of the Federal Constitution By the de-
0erate opinions Of the ilustrijus founder Of
Amerlcan Democracy, AMI also By other in
ortant documents, all Of which peove beyond
uestion that the several States Of the Union have
right TO seeede. La Presses now understands this
ues1on as we do. 1t says IN q very remarkable
rtcle: There is now between she South and the
orth no longer any question Of right it is ques-
on Of fact-thSt Is, q revolution IL Is with the
evolution the North must now reckon. Can Won
educ it, This is the only and the true point Of the
ebate," These are the very words used fifteen
avs ago IN discussing this question with Z Opinion
at.onGs As for the interest EGrope has to estab-
Sd direct relations with Southern consumers of
sr goods, without being obliged to pay az New
ork duties, transportation and commission to New
Ork bankers, La PresSs says with Us: sIn fine
e question, as far a. the Union Is concerned, is
t question OF life or death, as deprived of the
even Confederate States, it will stilI be a great
aratime power, and its liberty will be in p0wise
anqced."
1T Is evident that public opinion in Europa ia
auglng upon great many idess, upon great
any prejudices tOsteFed by interested cxelama-
ms. The anti humane, inconseQuental conducted
'rthern men in the exciting question Of slavery,
eiF stopping to admit into the Union slave States
1m whose products they expected to make money
lile in their newspapers and their books they hold
smselves out to Europe with all the advantages Of
easy but hypOcritcal humanity, are things which
not tend to cOnciliate the sympaihies Of nations
them. What will the world if, with lis mind
ed with these thoughts, receives such kilograms
that we received yesterday What the whole
rid Is astonished at the exOFbitsnt demands Of
n and money made by the President-and il next
lrs the Senate excited by some strange ardor.
Is more men and more money Il is not S4O0-
,0O0 but s500,000, 600 given! Il is not 40c 900
enders accorded the Union. but 50OOOOl Of 4
tn isn't this 4 comedy? What impressions can
sc rhOdOmOntades make on EulOpe, when we
d in the same telegram that 900 Federal troous
acked 1900 Confederate men and fell back before
latter Vas it to fight such battles announced
long beforehand, the Senate felt it their duty 10
yment Mr.. Lincoln's camp and ehest?7
here are great many pamphlets constantly ap-
ring here on the American Question. as it is call
ali of them SILLY Non. de Gasparin's excepted)
or our side and advocate recognition Of cur
psndence. GAMMA.
emOnT's vs.. Lord sunm0re's ProeIama-
Ifon---A Parallel,