Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-09-05

I "a RdSfIeniFH yes kdey 1EEed the Hon Andrew
JsAnaon Fhst be Thought l that pafs OF Fremont's
pslclainafion relatg % tie tOrfeituFs Of property
anf the niannsnissoa efalafes, bel1ngipg to armed
rebels of Missouri The oyal TensIesaean replied,
that it was ust right that 9a man who will fight
ageinstthe Eeion sltouliPnt be allowed to own
dollar or dollars worth. &c acfnaak Gazette.
ASpsEw' e idea is that no man should .sbe alloHed
to own dollars worth" who has not earned it by
treason to the State which, in an uDguarded hoar,
made him its Governor and afterwards its Senator
in Congress. Only he and such as he, in his opin-
iu1; erttiedsU be- me -nzbobs and gFzHdess d
the land What an intolerable world would this be.
with ts AsBsEw 1chssoSs vning;;eyerythibg and
lording it over creation? Fair-spoken, sanity AN
DREW you are at last estimated at your true worth
10y Jour fellow citizens. Never sgain call yourself
Tennessesn after this last evidence of your utter
sEfojn . vfEii sf q q! ~ ~, = :,
In, oleof ike eogs panies new being raised here
for FrenoBtis command. there is an old man who
witnessed5ths burning Of Nose owr - Cilcihnati Ga
<stts.- s-,-,e tis-. s,.,, sr.-.s sss ~ sssuT
+ FEExoxThas declared thStke VIII burn st. Louis,
rather than it shah fan into the handsof4he South
FERN 4rry This Old low. thens had better look
out, or he may witness greater confagrationthan
that-of- Moseew-Ks- inclined 10 think that ne
is an sYeEglpg Nemesis, sent for the purpose Of
bringing on another ybnPnipg- sar
Seize him, and rsend him to the Bastile for he is
an ineendlary: e @ y '7aaTsss.'a' :
CASADA FAvoRs THE SoulH-The sentiment 81
well informs people of Canada is strongly in favor
of Southern independence, and a growing feeling
of contempt and animOsty is entertained for their
Northern ueighbors. A easesin point we win here
recite It occurred in the city Of Quebec, atsthe
great theatre, which was crowded, and the orches-
tre between Of the acts of the play, stuck up
4'aREee Dsod.e.'' 1t was promptly checked BY
hissesl The band then played HD1StE,, which was
received with rapturous and neutrality-suspicious.
thai cOntinued,fOr an hour, interruPthg, the per-
Torrance, the audience calling for Dixie D;xey M
the time. -
ARTnLERY.-Nsny companies have been organ
lied, and are in tie field, with Batteries fully
equipped. Qtber companies are. a9W nearly filed
up and others in pleessstofa formations with guns
and equipments reaa, for service. "a i1o1
Only RFfew hundred 'raofe nenskfs needed to fill
up the Corps Of Artillery Of fenhesse e These are
wanted telyt to- be- placed IN Inc Campnol
Light Artillery Instruction. near EsshgiHs.
Through che coassesSsof Lieut. Col, HAYES we
are permitted 7nit to say ina AnplipAti0R may be
made as the Camp tO;the Commanding Qalcet erssor
r p GRiEFgTH, Recruiting Officer Mt Pleas
Naury county, or to Recruiting 0HfesSl 10 other
parts If the State .s,l iy.ss ID. sa5 .a5sssr
To CoRREsPoN bENTs.--Y hSFea number Of com
munieations on hand, which we design publishing.
but the crowded state Of our columns, at present,
excludes theme We trust this general,hotee VIII
he sufficient for ALL 81 - $500 ii- q es-- Ey
EThe New 3lork Herald calls upon the I. LINCOLN
Government to suppress the New York Tribune and
the Anti SItery Standard as reasonable publications
t- -------> %
The Cincinnati Enquirer has been threatened by
amobsf for advocating peace. 9,o1 .o-2 .egaa
A Reaction in The Hot-Bed of LincOInIsifaa7
The New Bedford ( Mass y Mercury, hitherto one
of the most rabid war Journals, has changed its
tone since the battle of Manassas Plains. That pa
per says: a-. iHula 81 5-5t r-uor2 5tt
1t cannot be denied that VIZ, are disappointed at
the formidable aspects the rebellion has assumed.
We thought to haze suppressed IN fel1 ,0ssLS and
supposed the South IrOud yield once before the enthu
siasIc rush Of Union men tOaFms in support of the
Government. We have made mistake IN our CS.i-
mate Of the strength Of the rtbel; have we made an
other in the confidence we have placed in our own!
Is it true that the South carries WITH her the sources
Of certain failure, shall not rather be COM
PEELED to yield to her demands, not as a matter
merely OF policy and self,inteTest but of sheer
necessity. E9-1 E1----
Is not the struggle assuming new features. and
instead of being contest for the preservation of
the Constitution is 1t not growing into todT Of sub
jugdtiORi in which the course first marked out by
the Government will be abandoned by the necessity
of events? Is there any longer reasonable hepe,s
after the bitter strife of States and the shedding of
fraternal blood, the Union ever be restored to
its former position OTIS 2L-- -5-"1 -
A corres9ondent of the Boston Courier, writing
from Worcester county, Mass says: In
The war is not popular, even in Worcester coun-
ty, AMI fDd tho people ready to bring it 10 end
by any means consist mt with honor and patriot
The troubles with the leaders has been that they
ware not far seeing men. They neither knew the
.tempter Of The South nor fOresaw the consequence
Of their policy. n 9 Ta- --I -+75l
This change in senGment--Ifit be change-is
the result OF an examination of thequestiOns in
dispute and the discovery that the controversy
could have been settled without resort to arms
This bulk Of opinion seems TO be hiatt the Union
is dissolved for time; that the Gulf States {subu
CATION being admitted to be out of the question: will
net come back for the present Men who voted for
Lincoln say this and it is painful 20 hear gentlemen
confess their Willingness TO ''let them slide. Among
those who are in the sliding mood. sre many who
own the great factories which loom up all through
the towAs of this country, conspicuous as the
churches, and just now quite as silent as on days
given to labor. The owners of these factories
found their chief market at the South. | find
everywhere distrust of the future, aad q fear of
poverty and long suffering. a rgls1c. 51-a.
The CEDAR CADETS.-We are requested to state
that flag will be presented to the Cedar Cadets
by the young ladies of Lebanon, on Saturday ewes
ming next, 9TH instant, at o'clock, at the Baptist
Church in that place. The flag will be presented
by Miss LIz4s B DRAKE on behalf of the ls1ies and
received by Capt. S. G. sTR4TFoN on behalf Of the
company. --- --r--s ----.- ----.- --5.si
The list Of officers Of the Cedar Cadets given in
our issue of the seth uit is incorrect The follow
ing is a correct list: lg '5 ..., 2e. 51T 3 11i
s G STATION, Captain; s--.z ---4--,r =
J. F. STokEs First Lieutenant; ,-l,.--s- a.
4 anr.t.