Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-02-24

WASHINGTON, Thursday, Feb. p


continued IN the Peace Conferences to-day Many
OF the delegates desire 70 come TO the vote tom0r
row. Washington's Birthday, and VIII, II IS expect
ed, probably carry that point pekaeSe mat the
friends of adjustment in the Conference are satisfied
that when the vote IS taken, tnat y WIN be the
adoption OF snch measures as WIZ save the Border
states to the UnIon-
The Republicans are aI aas1 beginning TO eompre-
bend that the secedeo Sa'es nave oeen IN earnest,
and some now 1nina ,; Is .ss IS V % TO
bring them BACK Pnile soss WIN tne stiff backbone
are siil tor ier conectIng the reve-
nue. Dy tne lo p:, =. s - . a.s.
Inc rorcs nii "a sas Asanl unuer discussion in the
house, ,o-eay : - q .le Northern Disunion-
ls.s W, ~ vey ~ !, .lls measure If they
pass =, pss;las MI 49,. ouOt Know positively
Una. we stss. se'o II gentleman who
- >; az sro richmond, reports
gress s ,,;s hi rglnla Convention, grow
Jug eas :. '.l,s - lne Til should pass, his i'm
preston ! lna1 virginia viii secede at once. The
Ov.n,,,es 'fe express doubt ofany such pro-
erSln.n1'
Ing AeePuDncans are now loud in their demand
1yr Wy Eau % convention they well knowing, as
law before sao tnat the North would have every
tnlng us own way intelligence from the most trust
worthy unlcn delegates TO the Virginia Convention
ssS1es empnateally that unless Congress shall adopt
some plan OF eoncatonbefore the adjournment their
ocate VIII seeede dispute all efforts opreyent such
rash course An extensive Organization exists there
ia anu -,or' oaro.ina tennessee hentucky and Mary
will ta Is;, mn.c y ! supposed
strengthened here Some of the letters aTn,sss So
vvili;rgness - fsIl hal o %
can net he done ns'' uO" SOn' Os'er
Anv movement on the mart of v;ro;r;o ,v,,,1a
,,oeassa III, f-ce North r,I;r. go : "o w:
ton even with strong
In separation and rotwithsandmr The recant s.
v,,ass;or hv T'an,essee th oa,,t;s - - -
.,d t no,sa ~ Ms..J = 1l nel-
SEQ how thew eonld he naiv ,avantad -
inc commoc destiny r YIN S''"i-
Gov H;cko ,of tha' lattor cat, :; - ....,.
inc the nroprietv Of calling ts st
d NIL, * 80 ;f ~ 30. s.s toee1ner,
cou,e 20 conc,,a;o eaes Conference Goes NOT
There was caucn. of $500, ,,I
fav If tbe move a5;oal po,,.hsa, WIZ
at the bonse Of Renubl;cap Senaton T. : 4hs
,anaraI ,,onress;o - III as',I. 20 - - :ne
f1onsble ss - -. u .e ee.ng
with the Sonrb' y r s9e-' P'''O'
The EXISTING dif;cnItias are fast anrroocbin,, =
c,;s;s Tt il ons;dare verv nrobable tbot N ,
session of Congress will be called There is an
immense amount OF business crowding on at the
suu ~ s.,s o. Mnlsl seems next
these times. what il NAV he necessary 70 DO -
The friends of IT Winter Davis saw ba will he
nominated 10 the Snnramc Court hv Nv I;ncaln.
but this probably is mere Conjecture or the means
taken to bring him into notice as candidate for the
position.
To the Cincinnati Commercial:
WASHINGTON Feb 2 There now dir Init
eight business DAVIS of this last session of the a6th
Congress- =. - = -
To-morrouy beino Wash;ngton,s Rirtbdo,z tI,a
House takes a recess being the first boday thew
have taken in two months =
an L;IIa ,,osoJ .f.s-.s5 .l.. -. :, i
President X vcollart -t;t f -
nocEet veto ''-''i'' ~ '''0
The foIJoyvin0 ;r,nortart reosr,oo oro still bsuo
tho Ton.a for ectiop Tb C;so 1900
the Comm;tIea IF Tbirtv.tlree fho Vo,rntae1 MA;
tia Hill the Tariff Hill .M;itary and Naval Lnnro-
,r;ation hills Colifornio w. Dobt "a 49,
War Dabt - ~ 81
To he acted On in tho caro+a 10 6y;.+o,5o,,,s
nroo;Se MessnT RilI v;thdr, .ai
r. co,+o; ses foT oca5;,,, ctatsf stl;..r
ation hills CaI;fornis w. Debi and yoir,-
teer Militia bill,
The passage of the Commercial Tariff bill by the
Senate, with unnecessary and extensive amendments,
probably defeats the whole scheme. The West
ought to rejoice.
From the Cincinnati Gazette:
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PEACE CONFERENCE
The Peace Conference met this morning at ten
o'clock and proceeded to debate the plan of adjust
| ment before them. An effort was made to secure a
vote tomorrow, out TINS point was not permitted
CABINET SPECULATION
We have quite number of Cabinet speculations
| to-day, some of which are based on facts
There is a great New England pressure against
! Seward and Chas. Adams going into the Cabinet.
The opponents OF Seward favor Chase for Secretary
of State, and Simmons is urged in place of Adams
as the New England representative but the opposI-
ton from Pennsylvania and New York to Simmons
for the Treasury, and in favor of Cameron is
strong. The Tariff Bill has made Simmons unpepu-
lar with New York merchants. Cokax Is consid.
cred certain for Postmaster General. So far as
influence is concerned he has more of it than Smith.
of Indiana, his principal competitor. Both Repub-
as they deem his practical knowledge Of the post