The New York herald., 1862-03-31

would not permit thcm separate peaccabiy after the
WostrAtion, demor azalon and Combined horrors OF
vigorous war the country would submit. and let them
not elaborate any further but will repeat that the negro
Is only pretoxt now the tariff in 1Sss. When
worn worn out ny toll and blood, tho people Of this
vernment. Who Is Jsf DuvisS When boy
be was taken undor tho fostering care OF tho
government OF the United States and educated at
West Point All his honors and reputation were OBJ
tanned at the expense Of the United States. Now you
fnd him with sword in hand and arm upfted, ready to
plunge the deadly weapon into tho bosom OF his mother
the United States. Are you ready tho knee 10
hm-a traitor TO his country and governmsnta govern
and most benehcent which devised will ever
oxist What kind Of government concoctors
or treason about TO esablsh9 Read the Richmond WAn
which publicly and boldly expresses preference for
Qucen Victoria over the United States government
Queen Victoria Ia doubtless good woman, but do you
desire her to rule over All equal TO
Queen Victoria Tho Exdmner says dictator should be
had. Tho Chronicle and Sentinel OF Augusta Ca. and
many others advocated similar absurdities. The Men,
phis Auldnce wants Harris for king and the Mayor OF
Memphis dcspot. Isham q. Harris to be a dictator
know the man Isham G. Harris 70 be kingl Isham G.
precipitation. We arc to be his slaves He should
be my slavs-much less my master AS travel along,
what can we hndf The Of tho
pseudo socaed Confederate States prohibits the slave
trade while their leaders declare that republic is
the only republic for the South No whto should
be allowed TO vote unless he owned slaves because
State can enter the unless with slavery In
south Carolina no man Is eligible to in the Lsgis
ature unless he owns ton negroes and proportonste
amount OF land Their principles Of representation and
taxation Is most unjust to tho poor Go to South
Carolina 70 got your rghts could not drop into the
legislature there because own only seven negroes
three less than the required number. believe to
be capable Of selfgovernment. What makes govern
ments Not property, but men An infatuation-a deli
rum seems to have swept over the land 1t like
dream. What has it all boon fors Look at the battle
field covered with bleeding and mapglsd corpses hear
the cries Of the wounded aud dying There cause
hiu nf
life. What is secessions demon tyrant serpent in
Edsn The willy serpent rst whispered secession into
first parents seeded and hid themselves South Carolina
went out Of the Union, and up tho palmetto instead
Of the glorious Stars and Stripes. louisiana elevated
the pelican bird notorious mainly account of its
capacity to swallow and the mints FORTS &C..
swallowed by secession. Alabama was represented by
the snake-a good emblem for the venOmous secession
lists Of that region. Who commenced this war; South
Carolina went out on the 22d or February. What mis-
fortune 10 the country that Andrew Jackson not in
the Presidential chair In place OF James Buchanan. who
STILL and allowed the traitors 20 on consummating
thoir unhoy schemes What did South Carolina next d09
Attacked Fort Moultrs and Castle Pinckney, drove the
gallant Anderson into Fort Sumter and thus under the
direction Of Beauregard, who is sometimes styled No
regard, commenced erecting their long line Of ttories
aud forts Besuregard continued erecting his forts until
the 11th Of April he had conferences with the gallant
Anderson who told him he would be of provisions on
the l5h and would then unless relief was sent be COM
PEELED to surrender Pryor, Of Virginia hat then loyal
State) was in Charleston at the time, and maintained
that blow must be struck, Virginia would be lost.
the relief OF Fort Sumter, but fired upon BY the
rebels and turned back On the 18th Beauregard fol-
lowed the advice Of Pryor in order to help Virginia out
of the Uaion. l need not tell you Of the many
long and weary hours OF suffering endured
within the walls OF Fort Sumter by the brave and patr
oc Anderson and his little band of faithful soldiers
you have all doubtless read Of them Here for the first
time in the nations history the national flag of the
United States disgraced Soon after the fall Of SUMTER
Secretary Walker publicly boased that the 1st of May
the Confederate flag should float over the Capitol at
and preparation made by the Provi-
army of 100 900 All this done before the pro-
clamati0n of President Lincoln appeared. Davis com.
menced the war and you were called upon TO assist the
Southern conederacy to join them and take back Wash
ngton which already belongs to you You are called
upon Join band or robbers and disunonsts to get
back what already belongs to yGu The The No North is
When submission comes tho war ends. Whom look
around and see those gentlemen clothed in the uniform
der as the protector and savior Of his country They are are
your enemies, but friends who here protect
those sacred rights and privileges guaranteed by the
constitution, and TO restore peace to distracted
country. There are more abotionists in your own
State than in the army of the United States-al deny
T. assertion o th. hop Says
any other motive is only contrivancs to
delude and deceive. When your own people that
about their necks they want you to destroy your city,
while they burn your bridges and rob you of your sub
stance, that they may be saved VIII you itg The
brave soldiers who among you your friends
they to save not to destroy heartily welcome
them, officers and privates You have already seen
many but there legions more ready when needed.
Those who have been deceived and delndsd into feel
ing Of hostility to the government shall be treated as
enisntly as possible, but conscious intelligent treason
must be punished and when that Is done your govern
ment will be stronger than over. is government
made and sustained by the voice of the people, which
the voice Of God himself. love to hear our national
airs, which have no doubt thrill Of joy to many
heart ater being subjected so long to reign OF ter
ror-"Hail Columbia, .Star spangled Banner '"Ysn-
kee Doodle" &c. Again l ask-what is this war for?
Can you not that thcy in the wrong, and must
lose. while right and must triumph There
be protection for slavery but in the United States.
Johnson here spoke in feeling terms Of those
who had been slain In battle or died from fatigue and
exposure and said secession responsible for their
untmsly death, and mothers and fathers resp0n
sbls "Ist US have no more Of this" continued he
"call back your sons, and let the guilty leaders be
punished for their treason" He then referred TO the
mountain peop e, and described some OF the ndigntes
aud thoy had been subjected to by the Con
ederate troops and said he trusted the time would
come when tho glorious old flag would be flying the
highest peaks in East Tennessee and the people freed
from the oppressor" He alluded 10 the letter from the
Southern to Lord John Russell and TO the
proposition made to the French government and said,
'wil you understand those questionsS Let
forward and stand by the stars and Stripesborty and
Union, and nssparable now and forever Our coors
will be bathed IN fire and blood, until the government
and the constitution are maintained"
The Governor returned his thanks to the ladies'
who ho said, patriotic In former times when
up q sacrifice for freedom. appeal to them to pre-
vail upon thor husbands and to take up in de-
IonCc VI ir00uom du ouogy ou patrWtiC Womci,
he said Ist look forward to the time when oil will
bo well. come here to restore Tennessee to the posi-
tion occupied when relinquished tho Of govern
four years ago, having done which will retire and
leave 1t in such hands as you may select" After al
udng tho Fort Donelson prisoners and TO the suffer-
ing Of many helpless families here in Nashville he said,
"You have got 10 understand that you who have naugu
rated this must bo made to take care Of the widows
aud children and IL those marauding and guerilla parties
are not stopped you will be held responsible for the de-
strucon Of bridges and ohor property in the neigh
bOrhood" Again he returned thanks for the attention
paid TO him, and sat down at fifteen minutes past two
O'Clock
ARRIVALS OF NEW WORKERS AT THE HOTELS.
Watson H,uss-M. c. Fenesn.
Ctr Hot.i--A. v. Mckinney, d. B. Wagner.
III. W. Mcdonald, p G. Douglas and d. W. Saires, all Of
New York, were in Nashville on the 24th inst.
Hon. Edward H. East, of this city, has been appointed
by Governor johnson Secretary Of State, and having
qualified has entered upon the discharge OF his duties
Personal Intelligence.