Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-29
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domestic questions which have produced tina dan
ger During eighty i've years, Il hss bsen bsaoon
Of rest TO the weary aud heavy laden. and shonld
ifs brightnesS be quenched By thas DARK a1d cload
ed night, upen whose gloang and aifaI sbadow, -
may even ct this mons1t be gazing belisVe rot n.
lord that the announcement Of the catasironh1 riir
be message Of 10y to the hearts ef sss the fvi.is
Of the humsn race!" No, nay lord; ycu uay or r,eg
not represent the ssntimsnts Of the high and nehs
order to which you belong. would fAin hope thar
you do NOT but you do mot express the sentiments s
the million
HyOur iordship really believes that s'sn friends
cfthe human races are rejoicsd at the eTeFhrow oe
that political organisation which, commencing uilk
Washington. has been perpstuased in power 10
ina present day. descend q little pray you,
rom your elevated position in the social scale,
ana seek enlightenment from those when JOG may
encounter. Ask Of the wandering exile from IA
eeuse land. who, for the crime Of seeking freedom
rom Inc thraldcE Of despotism, has been doomed
% revisit the home Of his childhood no more for
ever If he Fejoices at the event which tbr.asna a.
extinguish the brightness Of that l;rbt tbs so,,,s
Piailen Of which has been to him, and 10 his fs,-
ios-sunerers thing Of joy, Of life, and hope. in
the sloomiest moments Of bis despendenoyl :
l would ask ne nober spitaph upon the tomb Of
sas1 party, whose deteaf your lordship comneme-
rates as an event which snoud be hailed va IA,
By eyory "friend Of the human rsce % thar 4, -
eord 10 simple and brief words this fragment ef h.
his'ery: : =
"Fhe political organization which insurue.s.a.s.
revolt Of the Thirteen Ansrlesu Colonies oS Grs.f
Britain: which conducted the war Of he Rs,ot,t;r
to . successful close; under whose suso;ce. A.
Confederation Of free States was establishsd. sra
which ruled and guided the desfines Of the Rsouh-
lie during the first eighty I've years fits existsnce
perishs ed IN the year Of the Christian Era one the
sand eight hundred and sixty one. Whether itn
fan was consequence Of its crimes its virtues. or
lis misfo-tunes, let poslerity determine. -.
And msv I he hardened H. in casting a SI.n..
into the uureyeaIed fature, venture the predie-
tiou that even tboueh the Republic itself sAouIa
perish to-day. the incidents Of iIs brief but bril-
liant career viii be remembered and the Rraudeur
and sucb .,,hI;u;tv n ,bs raj nr;neiss rn.-
which Il vas eonstrnctsd win be sDorsciated. I'd
the memory AZ is foandsrs and AZ their snonpa-ov-
Who ruled il viii bs honored vben Lender. itb 4.
KinSs and ils NohIea ana iss Common. ,x;Il havs
been ike Eevpt's ane;sat eapitaL vvitb ita rnonn
ments and its Inhabitants mingled toesths- In a.
distfn guishable ashss.
Il would be prootless for ma "a i,5nI8a AZ ,r..t.r
len 9TH in The reflections "a hiob ,he f,o .ssrt.
have referred 70 and van, Iors.bGn,. .onns.t;n,
Herewith have KivsH birth. lam uuwilliu1 - ofar
70 vou NV lord auv defence fo, ths Toc,l noI;s- ~
the nolitieal psrtv IN America IA -b;ch 7 seIc,~
Nor ON the other hand will make aov attael ,,osp
that in whose success vou- lorlsh;n sss,a "A ss.I -
dsen an interest. and whose csuse vnu commend
nth so much seal I do not recognize In Engi-s
men or any other foreigners the right 10 inlefsra IN
hnaa ma u
alone and vhjoh thev should be lsft free 70 .srle
auone thsnselvesl cannot admit a forei0. fr;h1,.
Dal ~ ,onnve h4twa,u ms auv lTao,a tbaa Z -a1iS
II i'm far Ensr;oa tha ri1ht of interfsrenee nude-
s;r;Iar eircumstaucaa in ths ;ntsroaI afFai-. ~
FnvIapd Ru1 NV lard Won have invitsd a ear,-
paT}s,n bv Which an wiiiip0 that NV ooautr sheil
he tested You have. bV The euervv o vour as.anIls
,cn the ip.,;t,,tian AZ Af,car sieverv n, s,.-s..
;nd;rs,,Iv chalIsnwed an erauirstor int ~. -,
mar; in vS;ch Al Taoes havs hes0 v,,Ia5 ~
vo.r o,n conntry and voa seer, a. ;rv;1. .~--,,;,
;n,o vour owu es1neetion AZ \ paiion ,-i.h m. -
.1;tniion ~ African slavery In tbs nss, AZ . s.i
shs n-sssnt ara
in turn challenge an invsstivatisn and a s.,,-
n.r;sor and an siilinr to accent sail sr;..Ss a.
h burnsn vaee,s A our nmnirsa Ian viilinrth.f
bath shaII be tried s.by the laws Of God sud bu-
n..;Iv AMI thar The inanirv shall Sava snr ;fa or
;sct ~ REORGANIZATION an The ouestion-T which k~,
~ a. "A aehiexs the resfsst 0ood Via ibe
Isast sv IN tboss over vhouo nrovidence ar eupdtv
re e,isd than rasnec.ivslv IA hear swavY Rver1
Sr;snd AZ the soutbern states Of Ap,syie. Il ilis
10 tapd ar fan mon the result sf such an investi
oa.;oo and eou,rsrisou. ss M
ba.sTa h;sh resrest nv Lord far a ,-..t
naiion In which van hold so distinzuished a rank.
-, .a,;sss "a shat rnanv ysrv nanv oS IA. -
hIess ctizsns Of aIl classes deprscats ths of e;en.
;lsrfsra.,s of B-iish poltieians in ths centsal A.
political parties in america Bat my friendly re-
r.-a f,- ;navilnsl ei,izens 81 Vonr co,.nsrv 7.e-
5ot bI;na ma "a tbe fact tbat En1ish infpsnss -
- rrinc;Dal alamspt in ths sec,ioraI t-orRSsa
vh;ch NO. distraet NV country Chiaf arnang tka
lsedi,v iouPoals of En0land Il one vhieh nv IA
commen conarnt Of AM Europe. is the vrest sxno-
nsnt of EnvI;sb ssntiments and Fu0lish ilsas- 'Tn
America n is equally recoenized AZ the unrivaiea
P1roooa, dafamer At the Southern States and ths;r
;nhsh;Isnts~ WhIle ven. nv lord IN 'e,niunef:sr
vilh vanr asaoe;ates of he saupe school s,.r.l 81
he had ~ tbs PSEUDO religions session sftbs no
,icaI apti-Americaa slavery Increment. Of Eueland
hle nelitieo-rsIieioua organization whose noral
nrineule can onlv be sFectuallv aroused 10 heal
thv aetion nv means of 9 thorough pareantion AZ
car.sin coneommiiant TEMPORAL ADVANTAGES.
To show 10 you. nv lord, that do ASt overesti-
mate the influence which directIy and indirsotir
Won have exercised ia producing The present poii.
cal troubles in America. and that have not mis-
conceived tie nature and motive Of your action in
regard thereto beg TO submit 10 you the following
brief but poantsd extract Of lssdnR editorial arts
Gle from the London Tszas1.
evil any one however, say that it 10 not Haaialy
to the esaselsss ertions TO the phianthroOc snsFey
20 the eutreates 10 The persuason Of this country
tkdt The ants-slaUerv party n the Slater ewes IL
strength Blot Ous Engiqad aud EngIsh spRpafiiss
from the man of the world and tie battle 6staeea The
North aad he SortA would be fought on the ether
side Of the Atlantic on very different tsrms. So.
far. then. a. this Enslismsn are IS one With each
ether on this question Slavery shall net be in our
own demiuions-eould We have gone cnestsp farsher
and annihilated The peculiar institution in all os-
ar countries a. well as in cur oWu, the problem
vould In the main have speedily received q satisfao-
tory solution. This, however, was beyond our pow
er. and consequently ve find ourselves in this ane-
mslv taat O. scitkouf slavs popplatioa sausf en-
~. IN "a. rsaysts Of ts suoylS viii other couptriss
which hs,e slave populations and that With respect
to tropical productiOn."
four lines OF which is key 70 Anglo-AnerioAns