Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-09-15
Mere Newspapers suppressed N aSIkos,h,s
DomIRsons
The foIlowlng Is from ths l'ineinnaa Press Of he

D2eFe NosTsD1EeRs -Eppfe9oe1 IN 1flkoo1k5a
4 BomInsons
The following is from ths ('inetnnan Press Of he
18th
/ The Rev sabin Hough Of this city. Clergyman
Of Swedenborgiaa persussio. was arrested yesser-
/ day upGn charge Of tressen. and an dditloL Of
{" 1be Banner of R. union urnai, f. is publis
eati % Of which be engaged 81 I'd sad suSpresssd.
The fslloWing is said to be the inceniisrK article
that appeared IN the psPer # told the maxi "a truth
and il has gone under.
There is 40 need of this war, nor any reskon why
4 should continue. Il cannot and win not bne bss
the State that have WIthdra w but every broke Of
war drives them farther away. Let US. lien, with
one voice. and VOlee that Rill be heard md ObsV
ed deElsnd of our rulers thsG the VII 1. ukehipefv
Of war shall gu ckly IS possible take the posi-
ton Of defense 10 sehaH of the States thsk n nsin
IN the Union, also n offence OF Wsshin zion and
other property still held BY the Federal Govern,
ment and not in those seeeded States. Fhe war
ssuming this aspect would instant COM nsnd tho
mpathes Of the elviliz d world which We are now
rlpidly losing We shstl then Be in position re-
pei an invasion if attempted, but such aggression
would be thought of. The way for pesced bic nego-
tietions will be opened at once, and both parties
"hl soon Ind the UaV preparing for p4 rmenent
reunion on just and equitabe PRINCIPLES
The New York Tribune, Of the 9th, Gro #s Justify
over the downfall Of freedom and has Il De report
OF the action Of grand jury in Westchest rcOUnfy
"
The YoDkers Herald, the e qEaqd DslndErqt and
the Eastern Nate Journal have. from tae tI Of the
issue Of the Presidents proclamation i'm Dediatey
afJer the aing upon Fort Sumter, steadily treated
the war which has followed IN he ertruc and att
cles they have Published unholy and partiz N
war, unjustly commenced and prcspcutsh By the
Administration. Ia doing so il has evidehtiy been
their purpose to consolidate party By the aid OF
whose opposition snd influence they might prevent
enlistments and retsrd the successful pr secuton
Of the war.
The Stats Zstlng and National Zsisudl German |
newspapers OF the city Of New York. ave also i
publish articles still uors reprehensble ard per
haPs with more injurious Effects than tho s which
have been published IN the county papers referred
10, and inssmueh these Cisrmsn ne Wsp4 pers are
largely circulated in this county, the CIR Ind Jury
feared that they may have operated uPbn weak /
minded men 70 the accomplishment of the IL design,
Vi prevented enlistments for the war, which would
otherwise have taken place.
The New York Tri5Uas Of the 7Lh has Il E follow
ing:
On the night Of the 9Th CT September, J NEE vii
son. Esq ex>Asyor OF HO5oken was Appointed by
tee United states Asrshsl a. his deputy 10 srrest
the carriers Of the New York Daly Aelos Ind seize
the papers % the morning Of The ) h he over |
hauled several wagons on the road from HobOken
Hackensack; finding nothing, he then st0bped the
Haekensack stage and after much slsercdrOn suc
ceedsd in capturing bundle Of said ne tspapers |
much 10 the delight Of the ladies who vi BE seated
the stage. The driver, promising to Ioasnd no
more. was discharged. Mr.. Wilson has suppressed
the sale OF the paper HobOken. On Thursday |
night he received information that boat 9OUld land
on the beach near Eiysian Fields, early dn Friday
morning; he arrested two or three per Ons no
landed at the fslds-oDe a ID ehrO wing AWAY hun
dred OF the Daily Eelo.; the other rem sIning he
took bundle from him also. Subseq uen4y, he ar
reste4 boy and took from him par4el of the
Daily AsVs