The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-10-07

bAlihFt hbll1 anu VI bNllNlos anu niOll WIN
shame him who would prove recreant in
his duty TO you, his country and his God
"BRAXTON BRAGG,
General commanding
NOTES.
You come to stree he KeatacEiaas from
a depotic ruler" d2 Wen, sir, they have
told the rebels again and again in every
possible way that they would have moth
ing to do with them The Secessionists
in that state were so conscious of their
contemplate numbers, that they never
would venture to advocate disunion OPEN
", in any Of the canyatses, although Of
ten challenged TO do so they invariably
3uHei the issue, like pack of cowardly
traitors. Your friend BRFcEINRlpaE was
repudiated at the Presidential election
of 1860, by Eoyr OF fret one, by his
own State, just On the bare suspicion Of
treason
But you "do not come as conqueror
or despoiIcr" No, no; you only come as
horse-lhief and cattle driver, carrying
of hundreds of thousands of dollars
worth of property without rendering one
dollar in return The Kentucky papers,
since the advent Of your robbers into
that State. abound with such statements
az this:
The rebels are seizing private proper
ty of all descriptions belonging TO Union
men, aud have thus cOnliscaied many
horses, large quantities of grain, and pro-
visions of all kinds Mr. Hall, of Mcr-
Ger county was robbed of fourteen hun
dred bushels of grain.
Sill you are not "despoiler. aba
But you say that you come " to restore
their liberties 10 the people. What lib
critics prey? Is it the couscript law,
forcing Union men into the rebel ranks !?
Is il the law compelling all men to take
worthless Confederate Scrip as currency?
Save us from such liberty as this!
You say, too, that you come TO 'ayenge
the cowardly insults offered TO women"
Chiyarous BuACG, aud how are you play
ing the ayenger; Is it by entering the
house Of a respectable citizen at midnight
and pulling his wife out Of bed, to see
whether he was secreted there Is il by
violating a daughter in the presrIrov.yf
her aged father, aud then hanging him up
before her eyes Is it by outraging
three estimable women in the vicinity Of
Nashville, because theirrelatiyes were in
the Tennessee Union Cavalry? You
name your ooadiutors--"T The gallant
BuCENrR" the periurcd double dyed
traitor, who while processing Unionism
in The United States service, was Sc
cretly cerruptiug the youth of Kentucky,
and plotting 70 take her violently out of
the Union; MARSHALL" the decaycd po-
litical harloi--thc politician who never
held a principle, VIGOROUSLY hearlless,
uugratcful, selfish, reckless and corrupt
IA Swiss merccnary, a hireliug llcssian,
aDalgctty cyerrcady TO desert to the side
OF the enemy, provided he could obtain
higher pay; and BpEcENErDGE last Of the
triad, a trickster who rose TO power by
accident aud the unaccountalc caprice Of
tortune-cold and uuleeling rs an lee
berg-a politician who never felt a warm
or noble impulse oonspirator who
after being exposed 90 Kentucky was
rejected by her voters with hcartjuess
approaching almost to unanimity
From all such champions aud deliver.
ers, may we ever Doe delivered
You implorc that you be not allowed
TO depart in sorrow bat brave Kentucky,
though 0relv trioi ny traitors and fal.