Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-26

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TWO In tne lnlerese ol ner people. lnefa, upon
which she has lavished her strength, and which is
she fnnst anagHih cenH dpophypf waze u4ssshquest
6ea y sns ~ .d 70
age of is the y eak spot of Aus
ffia and the lifeS blood OF The Empire IS drained
to hold that territory Which is absolutely worsh>
less 20 Hd Attsers heslafdfist f the
quadrfl tefar me nsforFf the world certaihly
proves that it is not proftsbR to govarnsk people
without their consent @a
The logical lesson Of thigfStt in this courtryl is
that if there are two nations here who hsyesEbden
living in an unnatural Union, they should for the
benefit of she s6r bofh ne asebAfated We do hot
entertain the epiuion that fogesa alliance between
anfaeonistc nationalities has existed. nthe nion
which our fn ~ ne belle Ye whatever the
diisfence ID i6fiiest III ms Cons in temperament.
in soil and tifEhg ana ihiideas of local govetn-
msns~t6 be found .ilhn teslis she 1atI that
all sections were more prqsperohs III 81 within
than da be VI Eiolt lie sslio1k ~ Ssssss 81
But the controlling class Of one section hahseAds-
EN- toSrepudiats the htessin 6f tltEdmmbn
Government, and have precipitated and almost con
xummz1d.a rsx0fusfcn sever Statss. b5flss ac
ti0n off CeRxenteps caliedss iFAsssson Of
exsitems day kadopte1 Pa9fhces Of Heee ssion.
distardili Ad ,desfr klie FeeEra tkoriky
md AIxe estS bel Ss.dsr kdo
This GaResauents isne legal sszist-
engs IN lie sonseast IssIsa 2f s. tie
II iss 4 ,fzaf Assfendbg
from the Atlantic fo Tie BIO EFande.s.l q sdfcets
are collecting customs on a thousand pilesacfe{ ia
lcexsbs Rhds on riies sfcdk te
Oh'the way EafOps, tdehkhdihg Fat be .Csseh
crate states be recognized among The nations Of the
earth a permanent e onstitutioH has Just BEEN
publishsd and speralEted p fbs several pnferatss
for .rasltjcsno9, Fhleh e Yln receive, IN
form 5nas y VII recognTe as from &C
ve oeasess anc pronaDy ffonrIhe wcie'seSef
hosSeseE g.ess .sIe ,sor t 'tle conventions
anu poweksF Inc fAerpengF tkelr p9wer,
ana dissS.sneo, WIN revoIt lmmedlatey,g ,,r
VIVA. ~ e aoiie people are recognizing
che 81 sne ~
men 'sslg tig Soutn ~ constraned 10 o9
serss Tegtfauonsi And eyentpallg
she eaerar must come conssios Of
- ~ iol as ~ as IN lse
guy cahhoys w preserved. eergflnI ~ VIII ne I'M
~ se 20 @ - ne
M y. ~ ltuen ionaer Insre us5 pc
emu an s.ape s,iS1 iFo Ts tf
ua -. % -
eonLessson mag y nions ls
Dut " wei De made me
LSce OF disru sioh aao0i the Of
ovefnileilV cgu dnot pc fiere f0ti
sian "a slie or Eort Sgts the
OF 1he
q sns W
now y nas woulH pc csiieu eepgnltlon w hetef
- De cria "Illte siser eM fpr sto De very
az 70 az mas lew e0n
-
sss, .ie eolal.iVn setlse ~ 'e Psopfe may
n Ir,.. Is s,.,.sai 60, Az. s%.dt So
Us lsws "a tns en- ~ fors Sumpffr
Of Fnlch WI seem even greater ip toIt
estl sa ~ VIII gefc1t fnrops anopi
IN. e,s, sa,e rfSasges nm
France aid me s.hs y. gssat
vii ssr I sRese rscSg
must hss nsSC nss assPSt
nentai ior IN fight OF fhehs and fhe
eare,a greaa desl more bopt Hisn
fh9ss eisafed n me- az ais
IN apositi9n 70 refuse eoinnftl1eA witt
holuing eon!ederacy, gine ma q lEgtppe are
not muon a1a.caed te making saeritees ttste Fike
abis dsgfsee tisuds soF tEe @ t4fid6 eftha
nl3 "a the AeIfe s.i OF
which nave been go boastftn or its superiority to
them When eur eTn Dovet1rne1 acqaesces IN
the 50 lar 81 q suspend rs and
meits do but Acknowied &c the power that sbss az
serted afd sustained atseifI -, - 80
s SN $50 -
me southern Pe0pie nave 70 make their election
IN fhe issues tlat nave neen thrust upon the coun-
try ~ the name OF thelr seetfpn Fhey have slavery
and nave now me nnqt AIMED of their
Qwn deettty y conreoee they can 90 out OF. the
Union II they want TODD So. The border Slave
States are IN posltoh that they cannot long mains
talng ln0eed that eannotiong zoe ttoleiabe 9iThey
must speedily Jsln the seefsslpelsss pass anderthe
yoke set np at A9ntgome9y and themselves
70 the keeppg 81 The papteoEapY ef the
E0{top Tpr INST, gnea w and
e9pdl IN ana ny The u piap
hey can hs We AZ tS Al, goQq faith and
liberal FleaslTe, IN. yetprn ihey ppst, ABIDE by
ITS QRligat2ps, niln AZ Aefsnd els
honog, ,Apsy apd w apd dent them
seIyes With u upreseryedly; Otherwise they are
not for the nfons Their contingent dis onion policy
u an endorsement OF aParehy, and IS insulting as
Well as Injurious. the real friends of EhIon. sss
IL b OBVIOUS that tlles GbYernhent IS az pres
owing 70 the treashefy Of the late KdriiAi tEStioE
and the Unworthy stttpp ef The late Congress a.
most ppWefiEss. Mr.. Lincoln found Ia entering
Upon the duties OF the ofce, hard eenpticatlon OF
strange ana hgmiiiatlrg necesstfies beth civil
ana mhltary he founn the Unfon dlsfdptedE.
10 fact Y, not according t9 constitutional law
Congress mad refqsed 70 grant, additlonal
powers q meet the einergenc rue treasury
was empty, the navy efncieht, the, SFffy IN
slgnlhcant. de had to take spne Sovernnfenf snd
the countryatshe tounq' 'theEL sdse<ssahiyed and
disntegrsted 1t ia much easier to name the thhnss
that tse saa shan stpe Shllgs fhat ne canada,
But 1t wealdI be THE weak1Hsss oisee Va9diog sSF
want OF understand sfoEhlIa OF ieFtae country
to AlhchJ IRON the QoaEidenatl1n "a all the tacta
The NoHrrent events and experience sby which he
promised TO be- Guideds ,tnust9we} are seeHvinced
soon lead him TO lend tbe4 whole influence ofths
Administration 70 the accomplishment otffe peace
tu separation OF the d1sAhected IRON the aahsElng
States OF the Onion sand Jin doing this, tHay be
necessary not only to mortfy exceedingly the sA
toPal PRIDE which as people Wes have eul1lyated
TO an eStEeoRdlary 6egrae to saQriee some Of
the fornalities By which the action ofthe ssaven,
H,entis hedged about The dreara of an eOeaabound
Hepublic, which has, beenl gEatetal ste Sonlg
America, hope,t aes lpesiSea but-tiR the
msantisae there g. room iors several oursAins ia.
tons on TINS continents ana the sun with sshsl etas
brightly and tbs rivers. rss as Spear--,the cotton
pe vale ssa ., ass a. oa'
cv as before We would not underyaiue,tI,s. JSnia;
Il has ministere 10 uri}e as Won at to
sbe nrosperity of the whole Dut, when i
is gone. wei will tillhape oup fuitfs, and ias Ain
soil and lImo,, seats ana eanneIs olreeniaercs
srd ,he ureauaIed ca aeitysof the peopIe Far pros
ducs We Isbors,,p il 80 AZ =, e,.' az seix
shall make NO snecisl analogy 10 for
oallipGgu Won oh tSs'sseond s have
taoas ls al osaheI to d. so,r dHfy,tothat country
whose welfare anti ,persuadedsarSe
dearto vou1i heart agle sposts6n ns,eei vsoo
OF recoontion on ycids Is before Won and thet neun,
try as an issue that must be met and met. too. arithout