Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-30

pointed TO yea the mastsr-haud in selecting from
Mr.. Seward's address. have shown you teat so..
ine the Union is 'he whole Of the present e1sne.s
Of the Black Republican Administration. ana .nas .s
is the mede adopted sso secure the Jf''s q l's''
glorious Vict0ry"
The means are tWofeld.
J. To held the Border SlAveholding states ~ W.
nection with the Free States Dy eees snu = ,,se
administered to the new Unien party ane ,s1 ss
distribution Of Federal patronage in the
ing States as will make The Union party Je tae
eth Republicans rulers Aieg to % eeuf'so 'S''''
| than ausided Az,
:. Il this pslioy shall not prevail at presnt, mes
10 call forth the militia Of the Boroer Save
/ N exeorte the lsws Of the Union in the seeeoeo
States. and thus t. inaugurste civil commoticn IN
~ verv heart and center Of the slaveholdng ecvn
t-v hs,xeep two classes Of whites. both Of whics
NAV exhaust each ether, and beth Of which vili oe
Incapable Of further serious resistance, ShG A'.
SsvarS LoU9ey Co may choose 20 asms1,s'sr 's:.o'
No of ths Black Republican scisBee Of EmGHe.Pd
| don and Abol;IiOnismt p,
Who now doubts the ''irrepressible connicC II
as he0un bv an attempt to debauoh and dsmorallEe
the public men Of the South ith hOnors; t viii close
by debaucbing the people, and then ruling over 'nsn
| at its oWn pleasure o..-;.-
s;on 70 Civil War In both plans the instrument IN
the hands Of Republicanism is the same. only sew
Ard plays on the fats rst snd then proposes 70 w
Il on the sharps In both he will only nsnols
the Union party in the Slave States 70 comPss'
through their insrumentality, the snn1eenoH " -
1 Southern people. He calls it UnioH-hrs soutne1n
allies call II Uaioa: cali il Vsssaage-
1 sement-Rnin--Bopdage. "nen the lnue-
n.ndpnne Of Ireland Was sold they called II OHso"
When Australia clutched in her usurplng grasp ene
iron crown Of Hungary, she called It onen. olasA
Repuhlicanism seated In the chair OF Mesaiesson;
bsds forth its ogre features 10 Woo virginia ene
and Kergaoky 70 this dishonorsble alliance. wnion
means only masking battery whose esaely IRE
wil uItimatelv open upon their oEn extefmlnaAon.
Ard again is sung the syren song Of Cn,oM On.On
and. As Of yore, are found scores OF the taien'eo
sons of these States 10 cell hsr 6TfhFS" ys' "''''
| Of Pottage. III ,h;s .olicv
Won will observe the following points to be ev0iSeo
| in their due order.
ist. That Congress will not be convened in extra
| session.
1 ID. In advance Of ysur regular elections every
expedient will be resorted to that can lndace you
tn remain attached 10 the Northern States.
| 1al The TROOPS will be Withdrawn from the Iorth
IN the Southern coast ct leas. 50 far a. only ao' 70
o6o.don ths claim Of the United States. The forts
A. the main strategic points will be maintained oy
such force only to indicate CLAIM, yet not 70 en-
force sny system or menace any immeaiSte uls'st
bapce Of the assumed jurisdiction Of the Confede-
-ate States II these States take the initiative 70
excel even this force, the Lincoln Goyernnent will
hide its time for recsptUre until after the
the Border ssvehOlding States for on these its iu
/ ture policy will turn.
| 10 The President will plead his want OF consti-
tutiOnsl power to acknowledge the status OF the
Confederate States; but, viii assure their VomnnS
soners Of ais strong desire to maintain peace ana
his intention to avoid in every way consistent VIE
his coustitutisnal obligations any indiHsrepce win
their municipal Sovereignty, and ms PaesvenesS
undsr the existing state Of things while hepe re-
1 ! Az ~afz N n.
| This will be done, though the freslosns
knows that the sitaatiOn Of the Conieoer-
ste States demands tie lsvying and maintaining
standing army for their Profession against
involving an onerous tax upon their people, ana
strongly tending to prevent the deVel"pment oi spy
policy under peace establishment onOuia 'ns AZ
Southern Congress- under such circumstance, ae-
clars ,par Mr. Lincoln will say he has none OF the
4 blood which follows upon his hands. De VIII 'nen
6oht only in self-defense and trust TO the Border
SIave States TO defend thenseUes
Ina word. feIloW-citizens, the policy OF the he-
publican Administration Is to dl1ioe the SCUM
while il consoidaies the power Of It's parry a. Ine
| North-to keep the Border Slave States - the ap-
ME az disoord hetween the old and the new sys-
tema 10 leave the South with the sword OF Dsmocies
over its head and profess peace while 'he Pohcy
il pursues iucucstee submission 20 It's power eno
TO demorslize you while it holds Witn unnincnIng
tenacitv 70 all those principles, suoverslve your
rights and equality, which cshracter
ized the victory il secured last November. In al
tba mo iifioatous Of poitiesl action yeu Rave WIT
messed since that day, in vain will you search Tor
auy proposition acceeded TO or meeting NlIe eeclS-
i've appreciation from the representatives Si tne
States. in Congress osin State Legislatures or IN
| neaee conferences, which have sackered the hoio
Of Republcanism upon the issues proclaimed IN ID
| Chicago Platform. Mr.. Seward considers 50 ancn
| secured: ..The bsttlc Of freedJm is Won" ne
boldly exclsius-'the prize Of victory Is ours-tne
| enemy has changed his ground to Dlsunlon-our
whole business is to dislodge him from tnat Is
we have dislodged him heretofore
To Gallant people, Jealous of their constitution
Al rights and proud justly, Of their historic iame
thesq suggestions would be sum siens TO move 'ne
most tim to decision and TO animste tue most csl-
lous TO action When Uss it tAat the free and nm
tanned horse ever lesrned the use OF the bid tns ne
did not soon know the weight OF master! Men
trihe with you. my conntrymen. who persusde you
| to .I,nd n1t,l Black Republication shall cireum-
| vent vor rs the hunter deceives the snteiere, oy
| sbovipe him new colcrs and approach him 10 cir
Gle instead Of by straight lnel Be warned IN tine
Throw away his lethsRgy and stand forth In your
real light and independence. II the issue must DC
met meet Sn the Slaveholjsag States a. Hn'L Lei
tie memory Of your fathers nerve your manly SPIRITS
IA heroic resistance to this mHchinstion, which
Hsrniles and smiles, bat murders while 1t smiles
| know your interests were closely sntWined With
the preservation OF the Union, and that you have
hung to il while there was ray Of hope OF SAVING
Il, or Of its reconstruction. Deude yourselves VIII
that hope no longer. The pitcher hss been broken
At the fountain Had you listened TO those who
loved you fondly, this dilemms might have been
avoided That time is past. YoH must now take 8
new stand point You must decide to becene tas
OUTPOST Of Northern power and the shuttlecoek fol
Northern policy or you must assert your interest
pursue it, and abide BY the choice.
KENTUcKIGH.