The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-09-04
Tennessee and hsasuCky.

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| The people Of Nashville recently held 3
meeting fer the purpose Of giving public ex-
| preston of sentiment in reference to the reu-
! tlaiity OF Kentucky. Hon. Andrew Ewing,
! chairman CT the Committe, on Resolutions,
reUOEtel the following:
The ge0rie cf Tennessee. Ceer'v impressed
! with the suffering and distress likely TO arise
! from ncs lie collision between their forces
and those Of kantucky, earnestly desire in
this hour OF calmhass 10 express their sLrong
! CoNviCtioG that such q struggle should De
avoided. Born F-0fn The same ances try enter
| il x the Federal Union q: the same time fight
i ing see by sida against the lraiens. the Brit
. Ia ard IN" GexicaHs, generally corcurring in
| our FeaeT;n policy. and united geogra phicajlv
and socially b. tine closest CONNECT IONS aud
ties, ~ will he d plorabie result fer us TO
! seytr oar ASSOCIATION hy war and bioodshed -
| We firmly believe. Eha: no reasonable ground
* for the prediction CT such calamity.
| tennessee deerlGd IL her right and Auty 70
| dissolve her connection W,tn the Federal
| Union and join her Southern sisters in resist.
/ leg the outrages and cespotic usuI patiops OF
| tLe present Abolition Il imi uis ira tion--her
| people have seen no cause 10 regret that deter
mlaatIon. but on the contrary, teei that they
nave been cneered on III their course By the
: SC ccFsg of Southern arms, the boUntifui pro.
/ GUC.loAs CT the r soil, and the m anuiactulirg
! Sfiil nnd energy developed BY reliance on our
| 0v~n powers
! Kentucky oas not thought proper to aban-
! con the tnton, or oIiy hetsen WIZ the rest of
| the sSo3th. hnt has strongly declared hsr neu.
! tralily ia tAis contest; thnt she would not; as
| ? State, fpTnish aid 20 either side, or permit
| ths occupation Of her il hv fhe armed troops
| o! tAtcoE nt the beiLgsrents, hoping that she
| In'sAJ tanSGcS ds mediator, ana, ii this were
| impo siDi9, 81 least save her people from the
hurrCrs OF W3r.
We we're deeply grieye5 that the pecpIa Of
Kentucky dld nor 90 with Us in 70 the con test
| out have er Tor one moment doubted or de-
| niel rer cight 10 decide upon her OWE proper
| pCStitns We nave faithfully gndaaYored 70
1 a II tFai ~. pav
| restrained Cur troops fruTa saCering ner terri.
fOrTj giving no CountPnGr c. to any rails on her
| BORDERS; kept up friendly intercourse wi h
| hSr people. AID used no harsh or meuactBg
| language Us 10 Aer conduct or action We re-.
| J2.ca 20 b4nsy5 thai this course has been
| oH} hA1 and appreciated by the masses OF
Kentucky, and il is our firm determination
| i t0e suthorties of her State viii sdhere
/ 1cmty aId strictly 70 Ear neu .rality, thar we
| VII. continue this feeling ard conduct to the
sd OK t1is civil s.rlf9 l. is 3 matter OF deem
i regret, however, that, vi hin the last few
! weeks, the WleG'd Admins tration Of EIr Lin
| coin appears ~et mined 70 pTrcp tate n.
| tnc ~ INTO caLiiiCJ with r.nnesse3. l. hes
| appointed GonerlH IN as service TO proceed
| 20 ksAsuoby ana tEere organize q Federal
/ army; 1t has vowed . determination fhrcue n
| Congress aad tha Executive, 70 send men an q
/ arms TO maluOntents ia East Tennessee, and it
! t%S t3fsa1F frE&GlH e AID eC canned torg es on
/ Eae soll CT h 5atucsy wno seem wi ling to aid
| ii arHIng ElSt teAGGsse sanS 10 fighE NJ, and
F.; evel to fl n by their size il necessary.
/. threatening damcn loas, Tor 20 deprs-
| care th9 installation OF WaT--tO cali loudly
| upon kenfucEy not thus TO be driven from the
! xfOund En9 20 solaIanly Cccaried INd moi
! TashIy 10 sever TIE cords that have SO long
! HuitSd oar people. We BnJa that tns repu-
! tsj.9n Of oar State Tor courage will enable US
| 20 ]asSe tn S solemn appeal without any mis-
! Il adeIe eJaEdirg Of tue motive which i'm uels us
| 70 '.ct;on. Therefore,
! Reso'oed, ThaL We desire that the authori.
! ties Of cur Government shall continue care
! }uiiy 10 respect tfs neutrality CT Kentucky,
| uAisss her Government people snail vol :
| nraliiy abard1n THIS position.
| Resotoed. Ths& we earnestly derrscats an
| armed collision with the people Of Kentucky
! I'D mat We earn silly hope and trust they
| VIII not permit The formation Of Fsderal
! camps on tEeir soil, ths passage Of Federal
| troops through their State, OF j6e tranSporta-
| aon oE War material 20 NaunsSsas wstb a
| visW CT armi"g d5sco0 tented persons Ia our
! State. If aay such Eili remain amoness as.
EeSotUed, Thab il war should 6s inausu-
L.ratea Ds5steG2 our two S-ates IL must origin.
ate from tt9 action Cf Kentucky, &ad Lnen
| we shall sa1iy. hat fir1Dly abide the result,
/ trusting % our c9uTaga, our Ees0urces and the
| favor OF Providence Ior Il successful issue to
! the contest.
The abJye resolutions were adopted unani.
! mou .Y.
/ Hoa. H. 5. Foote, on behalf If TIE commit.
| tea offered The following rather as supple
| mentary to ne oriFinal report, soma delay
/ haVing s occurred in preparing the saIns:
! Rlsctred, TINT we deem il matter OF SIM
| cere and hearty gratulatioa that tae people CT
the State CT Tennessee have al last become al
! most unanimous in their det.rIn iuation 10
sustain, with an their ensrg $, the Coafede-
| ra.e States OF the South in the wax now pend
| Ing and %e % espe< I2ily Esloacs over the fact
| nOW fnosE macIf"Ff, thaI our hrethran Of East
Tennessee are - tEIs tame eq aali resolved as
| oul selves 10 delsad cur lnestmabie rights aad
| liberties against the bloody and T9r0cious des-
! Eotism now existing in Washington cigy and
| we do confidently &ops t1at tA5 day is not Tar
| distant " hen the patriotic eihZ3ns Of the re-
| nowEed Yoluntesr SEats shall, th<ouxhout
| our c2Iiaes, sKaiDt once more those feelings
OF general 2 Joa fellowship aud fra ateEnai kind
/ ness which Aave heretofore uniformly pre-.
| vailed amongst then, thus efectuaIiY and
| 1ully removing the only pretext which has
heretofore exist ted for the organizition of mil
| itary forces III Kentucky tor the Invasion CT
| Cur STATE.
GOV. Foote accoTn panied the resolution with
GONE remarks touching The state OF the pub
/, lie mind III Eass Tennessee--SpoAe OF the ap-
| prehensious, which ii, had feit TT one time.
| of trouble there, and the happy disappear
ance, 81 this time, In his opinion of ali gsounds
| Tor soch apprehensions. In this connection
be paid q biEn and deserved compliment to
the distinguished ability exhibited by Genei 81
| Ecliiccffer ia tho discharge OF his military
duties IN East Tennessee, and concluded by
! rsadiag liberal extracts trola the late address
| 70 the people OF East Iennesses By Hon. T
| A. Il. Nelson. Gov. Foote highly appiaudsd
| the recens course OF Mr. Nelson, and ex-
| cressed the opinion, from has knowledge of
Z Vs. AeHbttsSeSs tu&t us eAt'ffao 8VuiI %
| ilo~ed by the people generally, and that
all division may be considered Us happily at
/: CT end
Tho resolution was unanimously adopted.
|
PAECHgD CeRE--vaiGabte iafsrnaatfoa for
| G,tepsIas Several years ago we Erayeisd
| IN & stage with the Hon. David Hubbard. of
| North Alabama, who served throua hous the
| Semiaoia War, and with his urerring rifle
killed many redskins from him wa derived
The following Information, which we publish
fer the benefit Of those who msy be about
| etrrtraing in guerilla warfare, and cur col
| diers geceTsily, wnsn provisions are scarce or
/ csnrot with convenience be trans ported In
suiiicieat quantity M Hubbard said that
| be and Others often vent out scouting Tor