Daily national Democrat., 1861-04-19

NEVADA TERRITORIAL BLL--We are in
debted, says the Carson City Enterprise, t.
Colonel Lander for copy of the Nevad'
Territorial bill as amended and approved
As it differs materially in many respects, re
garding the boundaries, ETC., from the one w
published few weeks since, we shall pre-
sent it to our readers entire in our next issue
The subjoined letter accompanied the copy
of the bill:
Ed. ENTERpRIsE-SIR Il have the honol
to transmit the bill organizing Nevada Ter.
ritory. 1t would be well for the inhabitants
to take such steps as will enable the Cover.
nor to avail himself of the will of the people
us to the organization. under this act, of pre-.
cincts, etc, etc., on his arrival Much credit
is due Hon. Galusha Grow for bringing ur
the bill and pressing it to vote, in the face
of determined oppositiou--of members
even of his own party. The last hours ol
debate were to have been consumed in dis.
cussion of the compromise resolutions of the
Peace Congress Mr. Grow, at some political
sacrifice to himself, prevented this and got
Nevada through.
There will probably be an extra session
benefit of the new Territory.
My own political opinions are upon record
and if have been of service to Nevada,
respectfully request my friends to abstain
from any bitter party action at the present
time, as such action would most certainly
prove detrimental to the interests of the Ter
rtory. We have still to demand more de
cided recognition by Government of many
claims for expenditures not now allowed, but
necessary to the welfare and progress of Ne
vada. Respectfully, F. W. LANDER.
PARsoN BRowNLow AS A FIGHTING MAN
AND UNIoNIsr.-Parson Brownlow writes in
his Knoxville Whig thus:
portion of the Breckenridge Democracy
are stating that the Whig and Union men
originated the burning of johnson in effigy.
All men making this statement, whether Of
high or low degree, are liars and scoundrels
and SO publish them on my own response
bility.
am no admirer of Senator Johnson, and
don't shoulder his quaarels, but write to vim
dicate myself from the conspiracy of the
scoundrels have published the names Of |
seek no difficulty and will not attack any
man. but | shall spend this entire day on
Gay street. unaccompanied by any man, to
give these God forsaken, hell deserving scoun
drels an opportunity to infiict upon me such
punishment rs their matchess wisdom may
dictate.
AS regards my nativity. l was born and
raised in Wythe county. Virginia, and my
parents were both natives of the same State.
have lived in East Tennessee for thirty
years; and although l am now fifty-fve
years of age, | walk erect, have but few
gray hairs, aud look to be younger than any
whisky drinking, tobacco chewing, profane
swearing secessionist of any of the cotton
States, of forty years.
am for my country and on the side of the
General Government, and in every contest,
either on sea or on land, | shall rejoice at the
triumph of the Government troops fighting
under the stars and stripes Should Ten
nessee 90 out of the Union, shall continue
to denounce secessionisIn, and war against
the storms of fanaicism at the North, and
the assaults of demagogues and traitors at
the South, though their number be legion
In all candor, | believe that in Southern
Confederacy, the freedom of speech and of
the press will be denied, and for the exercise
of them will be hung. But, come what
may through veal or woe, in peace or war,
no earthly power shall keep me from denoun-
cling the enemies of my country, until my
tongue and pen are paralyzedin death. Once
destroyed, this Union can never be recon-
structed. And, with Others, | have resolved
that no earthly power shall prevail against
it that it shall be perpetual" as our faith
ers intended it" one and indivisible, now
aud forever" w. G. BRowNLow.
Editor of the Knoxville Wing.