The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1861-07-11

nave Deeh exaggerated ana puOIshe" lh
another with lntammatory appeals to
the lowest passions OF men, until such
political generalization was effected as
was found necessary to the treosonabIe
rnJort,Lor tLo ,rory ar J;gra;a, All
rovol,,tion
Ono ortor ,poibor or tho gortbcrr
St,tos boc,,,,o ,.;o,;r,s ,, ,iss,.t,,,,,i,
rI,n Of disy,or, borno,,t NTH IN, XIII.
er nrocoss NJ inti,iJ,tia, and coorci,r
copId bo ;nargnro,sJ Tbo soyori,y or
utbe roion of forror5 tbns infrodIccd
was annortionoI 70 tbo nrmbor r,nJ tLo
frmoss of tbe Trrion mon to bc srb1noJ
bv these polific,I b9rInt. or crrsbed Inv
Southern JacoJinism.
Over six thousand have boon driven
from Nompbis oIopo nv Tho c5icis or
the so.c,IIed VIGILANCE Committoos mr.
through apprehension Of mob violence
This exodus has bcen General tbroroh.
out the western and middIo scctions Of
the State. tt was dosirocd bv tbe
leaders of This oiroDtio movement No
one of the measures for securino the
passage of the infamous secession ordf.
nance. The following is COW of the
notice given i'm the towns and yill8oes
where tho semblance of order was TO be
preserved. to.wit.
An -...-
nj ol1'1'l'S vi le''IcnIS umouS US o'
AZ 40, s,' ILL., u VI IOIo'su OII'n WIN DC a.O" %
& ,'u uIy S; ~ '1a,0 L our cur I coHi' u,lI'J ID
sn o;.ira 80 Du; '',,'l IN III' 'l''o :Io
9uI'i 0i''1o" ,I1 vi IoS'uJ"L "'l DC Pg'h'I-
.su I " iI'Ee' ouO We sI'l' cH pccO an sucI
,,...i,.l ~ S'u"u Dy auu a'u US III uJ'enu'"E
u.I''nCS Ouab "'l"s' 5 iu'uSlou' anu 20 j.I a.l
Su.u W. p''uTo '"G PIo,VC''oI oI 'nIS
~" r 'r u";,yi 10y o'uo' Vi '"o oom ul'''
Wv ~ 5''""''.
Even the ten days were not allowed to
many and the most oppressive e2oc-
u0ns were made upo2n, those who we're
to leave their pronerty and 90 " in oG.o- o
|lute destiution. and affect % sonso n,
Gratitude for sncb n favor Tbis has
bcen the nroccss bv which fLc St,t,s
rirbts bercsv has boen eliminated info
tbe urossest frapds and imnositions o,,or
nornctrotcd nnon thc rootIo vct tLcro
Is loyal UnionIovlng sentiment in
! West Tennessee. It's crushed to earth,
but whenever properly sustained it will
come forth again and assert its divine
right to existence.
There arc hundreds, even among the
great and the good, who are acting with
the rebel party, and justiiying their po-
sltlon by assumption as false as they are
deIuslve.
The lmpetuous, talented, and ardent
Rev. DIR. Gruudy Of Memphis, after
preaching and writing with ability and
eloquence for the Union, when forced
into the rebel ranks, gave the greatest
|PorCpS'on Of facts as grounds for his
sudden change. In letter, written in
the freedom Of private correspondence
to the undersigned, he says
TotI,st o,i,,o nm tbo T-,io, ,nl I'll.
II that o1oriors ,IJ a,r ~ III ,.''
cIJs NO ocLioroJ onI at.,;a.J ..
nominees TIool nnan tbo -, Wv,
of Mr. TincoIn in stationinr troa,'. 1'''' ~, q"
Coiro and psina tbc ovccntiT2o r,not,;,ns ~,
to intorrnnt tbS froo novigat;on or ,io 1'
lTississinni ord OLi, - .l,,,-..,
ors di!rcgorI on5 inrr,ot;a, ar ~
Gonstitnti0n Uo i non. tLo I,,J., '1I ~
tha onti..I,vcrv sontinont 80 ann.I, ~, ~,
sIoyor,. f., tbo gonL Tb, url".t ..'I
most oIor,nino featnro oc tLo I''. ,rL,Ia 1",,