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Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1861-04-26
For the Chronicle.
MISSISSIPPI, April 9Th, IS

MISSISSIPPI, April 9Th, 1861.
Mr.. EDIToR;-Thinking it may please some of
your readers to receive the impressions made on the
mind of Border State strager in the Confederacy,
have concluded to ask you to insert this in the
Chronicle. found Memphis full of startling rumors
Of murders and conhscations. 1t is said there that
the property of Col Topp and Maj. Donaldson is
threatened with coafscation as revenge for their
Union sentiments; and find that there is some
truth in the report. The public is very much excl
ted ana ready to explode on the slightest provoca-
ton. met DIR. O. of your vicinity, who told
me thst he saw a man nearly drowned in the Mis-
sissipp or the Arkansas side, and then hung three
times till he was purple. Being stranger roaming
through the country, was all that was alleged
against him. a wild set of young men shot an
Irshman in the same vicinity. met our old friend
Judge -, and some Others, on their way home
from Jackson, members of the Mississippi Conven-
ton. had long conversation with these delegates
upon the subject of secessn No better opportunity
could have urred to procure reliable information,
and feel assured that the leading men South have
no desire for, expectation of, the reconstruction
Vi Tue OulOu- sun nOpc tudt luIlneT experience
may produce a change 1t is the settled purpose Of
the Confederate Congress when they meet in May,
to pass law to prevent the emigration OF the in.
habitants of the non-secedng slaveholding States.
With their slaves into the seeding States; and il
was admitted by my informant who will take an
active part in the passage of the law, that 1t is in
tended to force Virginia and Maryland particularly
out of the Union. asked if this was not coercion,
The reply was, that it had that appearance.
meet here with SOBER conservative men, who
dread the prevailing revolutionary spirit, which
may at any time break out in the widest acts of
mob law. have been cautioned in Memphis and
here to speak with the utmost caution. But being
of the opinion that we should require the most
conditional concession of all our rights, OF go with
the South, feel in no danger from the expression
of my sentiments.
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Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1861-04-26

For the Chronicle.
Southern Rights Meeting at Oak
Grove, Christian Co., KY.
For the Chronicle.

AT meeting of the citizens of this vicinity, on
Saturday, goth inst. DIR. Jno, +. Bell was called to
the Chair, and the following Preamble and Resolu.
tons were unanimously adopted;
WHEREAS, We, the citizens of the Southern part
of Christian County having become satisfied that
civil war now exists, and that army is being or
gauized by Abraham Lincoln for the subsection of
the South and by the failure of our Legislature to
place the State in position of defense. we are at
any moment subject to be oyerrun and destroyed by
an invading foe while unprepared and unarmed,
aud that it is manifest that prompt action is now
necessary for sustaining the integrity of the State,
maintaining our rights, and protecting our homes
and families; therefore,
Resolred That we will stand together as one man,
in the defense of our homes our fresides, and our
friends ignoring all political and personal disagree
ments that may have heretofore divided US.
Resolved That we, as Southern men--our feel
ings, our affections our sympathies our interests,
are all with the South and we will freely spend our
money and shed our blood for the maintenance OF
its rights and honor.
ResOlOed That we heartily endorse and thank our
Governor, for his spirited reply to the Lincoln Ad-
ministration in refusing to furnish one for the
wicked purpose of subjrgating our Southern breth-
rem
Resolved That we deem it inexpedient that Ken
lucky should be represented in Northern Congress
Resolped, That we viii this day commence the
organization Of two Military Companies; one to be
composed Of the young men, whose duty it shall be
to hold themselves in readiness TO resist Northern
aggression, the other to be composed Of the older
men, who shall act as q home guard.
ResOiUsG That a copy Of the following Resolu-
tons be forwarded for publication to the Hopkins
Vile Mercury, Louisville Coure', and GAINESVILLE
Chronicle.
JNO. r. BELL Chairman.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1861-04-26

BAY Photographic report be true, Andy johnson
has enjoyed the luxury Of having his nose pulled
Sneh iugrattuds for bis smiasnt services to the
Black Republic was no doubt as unexpected as II
must have been unpleasant. Andy has overreached
himself his great efforts tie the border States to
the North, that he ight be President produced the
opposite OBJECT aud were instrumental in haste ming
il not in procuring, their adhesion to the southern
confsderscy and with this result expire all his
hopes of greatness lie has sounded some Of the
depths aud shoals Of ofiee--not honor-and is nov
sdiN, the hopeless wreck Of his own ambition.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1861-04-26
Norfolk Navy Yard Burned.

RIcnnosD, April 22.Vrginia Is blazing with pre-
pamtions. The excitement is intense, They have
no arms TO spare.
The Norfolk Navy Yard has been burned by the
Federal forces.
The Merimae Peaasy wanna, and Raritan have bnrn-
ed and sunk.
A lei Of cannon and munitions have been Sc
cured.
I viii return Immediately to cast cannon AMI shot
for the South. 4. N. BREEEAs.
HuMHoIT TESS, 23.--JAnEs b. CnnenEAD, ESQ.,
Seven hundred Lincoln troops landed this morning
at Cairo with FIVE thriy-iour Founders.
JOHN n. PEARL
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1861-04-26

say We have learned that some of our citizens
in the excess OF their zeal for southern rights are
in the habit of expressing themselves in terms not
very complimentary to northern gentlemen residing
amongst US. There are individuals here, raised in
the North who are rs true to the South as any ma
tive aud such needless and sweeping remarks are
ungencrous and unjust 1t is often the case We
know, that such language is not designed to be Of
(ensive, and springs FROM no desire to impugn mo-
tiVes, or impeach character but it is be remember
ed that the language is taken as the index to the
intention and should, therefore, be guarded when
nothing offensive is meant. Devotion to the South
inencates the truesl courtesy the broadcast justice,
ane the most generous confidence But we are hap
by TO say that those to whom we allude do NOT ex-
press the sentiments Of this community, the gaest
majority of whom too magnanimous to suspect
without cause, or to accuse without proof.l4et US
hope that such needless conduct will not be repeated
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1861-04-26

nes. If Abe .incOln had tried 10 6ud an szpedi-
an, iog sFing the southern hear, and nerving the
southern for deeds Of desperate vslor, he could
not have bit upon more effective one than the
Seeding Of negroes Cairo to ooatTol the commerce
OF Teaaessec aud Kentucky on the OHIO river TO
stand there &c hsuniform of the American citizen
and the squalls the nohsst sous OF the South who
are forced 70 fake Up lrsss in defense offe liberty
ara honor
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1861-04-26

gs5- 1t is said by some northern papers that the
President Of the black Republic sent feet to pro-
vision Sumpter with view to bring on collision
hoping thereby to unite the North. If that was his
object, he has succeeded beyond his expectations,
for he has united the South firmly as the North,
and with the two sections thus united and divided
he is the veriest fool on earth if he expects TO conquer
fifteen States TO reconstruct by force, discover
ed Union There is no earthly motive, beyond Sec
tiona hate for pressing the conflict to general
which can desolate the country, but not repair
wrong establish principle, or vindicae point of
honor. On the contrary the continued prosperity
Of the whole country, and the preservation of the
great principles of free government depend upon a
peaceable separation of the opposing sections. A
victory of the the other, and forced uni
on under one government, will be a triumph Of des-
potism over freedom, and none but demons, or mad
men would wade through blood to achieve such a
victory. The South desires no war; and seeks no
conquest all tasks is to be let alone in the enjoy
ment of its rights and the exercise Of separate
reiguty. If this be denied, and invasion follow the
denial, the South is ready for the question, and ex
termination must precede submission If the North
is united for coercion the South is united for resist
ance, and standing firmly upon the justice of its
cause, defes the invader and his abolition hordes
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1861-04-26

nra- Hon. john Bell, &. H. Ewing and Others,
maids speeches in Nashville this week, ia which
they took strong and decided grounds for united
South. Middle Tennessee is fast becoming unit IN
favor Of dssolving all connection with the North
II the few who still bold out would reflect that we
must be unit in repelling Invasion or wage a war
amongst ourselves, they would hold out no longer.
We ean not b divided With au enemy open our
borders
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1861-04-26

A TRAIroR HuN6.-Capt. Jones, Of the schooner
Isabel, who proyisioned Slemmer at Fort Pickens
was hung as a traitor. The Mobile News says the
account is, that on the arrival Of the Thursday
evening ears at Seooba, passenger ON the train
pointed out Jones, as b0astng 10 him Of being the
person who 'proyisioned Slemmer' and stated that
be was then on his way TO Washington with dis
patches for Lincolns Government. He was ar
rested the proofs Of bis treason found upon him,
and was executed on the spot BY the enraged ciu-
fens-- Lou Cofyiag
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1861-04-26

For ViRoNiA.-Sir companies were to have LEFT
Charleston, Sunday, for Norfolk Va, and othen
were TO follow.
The following Georgia troops have left that State
by railroad for Norfolk VG--the Macon Volunteers
the Floyd Rifles the Columbus Ligh, Guards and
The Spading Greys
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1861-04-26
scg- The Black Republicans are sadly disappoiut

Bsg~ The Black Republicans sadly disappoint-
ed at the utter absence of any insarrectiOnary de-
monsustion on the part Of our servile population
Aud although they are waging war upon us on ae-
count of our peculiar institution, it behooyes US ALL
in the South to ignore that fact in all that we say
and write in relation to the conflict. Nothing can
be gained by arguments in support of our rights in
that peculiar relation, but much may be gained by
stOdiOasly OyOidin W allusiog to the subject and
suffering it to be forgotten by our seve population
that they ever had any connection with the quarrel
The discussion of this question has done much mis-
chief in the past but since the argument OF the
right has illuminated in blows it is wises, 10 drop
the subjeet--to ignore !: altogether.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1861-04-26

neA. The twenty days graciously allowed by
old Abe for the dispersion of the people of the South,
are rapidly passing away, and the pesky rascals,
instead of dispersing are congregating in greater
crowds and, with true sothern hospitality, wish he
was in their midst
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1861-04-26
TOWN LOTS FOR SALE!

~ viii offer for sale on the 18th day OF May. 1891,
at the Courthouse door IN the city Of GAINESVILLE.
Montgomery County, Tenn, Lots No. IL and ~ n
Roberts addition to the City Of CIaskssiils, ihs
same being situated in the 10 lots, Ievisd 90 ae
the property OF LG. Williams, 10 aatlsfy ons sxs-
cuiion Ia my hands in favor Of c. .. Daniel.
0RO 5. DICK, D. shd
April ~. isGl.sw-pr. fee u 80. ts4
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1861-04-26
Sels- The New York Times thus thred'

"The first seizure of an American vessel y
of his Davst privateers will let loose up \ IN
South more John Browns than he can hirefaN
in year. M
There are thousands of true-hearted mem the
North who look with adherence upon the irFici-
dial war of the Black Republicans against the auth;
STILL as the Times says there are John Brow $ in
abundance. But all such thieves and murd rers
will do well 10 remember that the South has agib-
bet for each one of them, it had for old JohuNnd
his internal gang.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1861-04-26
.RANAWAY.

From my farm g miles below Closksrflie, rear
the Cum serland River % the 18th ioat. negro
man, named PRlESTLEY, he "a atou, SO years u
age, Of copper color, quick spoken and very lsp-
lite. will gite twenty dollars 70 Rny ono who
will deliver said negro TO or coufne him Ia jen
50 that I get him.
April 90 lsel.-.3ws
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