The national Republican., 1862-03-05
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I'll "0s"ur0s sVr140ucQJtUlDhycl Vr
pFssded, cd sundry ipAammatcfy spesaLt,
were made. Col. Titus was very Goa st c IN
disPpesoatiou Of The spirit Of sp .cnlati q
which ufgsd many 10 neglect the patrin,is
duty Of defending sheir, eouatry. sCnl. T,iu'
saiA hs Asd labotsd % the SasSty % ou,lt,et
for nina mootha- without pay.n -.
A con Of Geo D. Prentice, Of the Louisville
Journal participated hshe nssiinel lHs ~
warmly applauded.
Home guards wore organized, and proposi-
lions were made 70 burn Ne oily, In prefer
ence to letting Il be occupied BY Federal
troops. Against thls idss, ths ASoiasAks ma.
y protests, but says they should do whatsver
the military ohisfs dirsct. "If they cay fight,
we say fight; II they say retrest, We acquiesce,
The railroads, % ~ ~; II they say burn The
bridges, burn them; II they order the country
to be laid wasts, execute the order; II they
command the Gig to be laid IN ashes. lay the
city In sAhss, sua plow up ID Soandaiion1, aia
sow salt over them"
TBE HAsHvrLLE REBELS.
The Memphis Appeal, Of the Sd Inst, says
that the citizens Of Nashville avoid intercourse
Of any kind with the invaders. Two British
hsss have been raised BY property holders
there, thua svincing ~ intsniion TO, claim the
protection Of that 0overnmsd,h Dt
Concerning "President -, Jeif's message the
Appeal says:--"Hs b free 70 conters the error
Of his past policy and the extent Of the di.as.
ters which have followed from Il. We think
war will soon be made on the advancing col.
umns OF The ensny.-thas We VIII sAaoks bur.
sue and destroy, instead Of being attacked.
pursued and destroyed.
The spsds viii be dropped, and vke bayo-
net resumed. In other words, the policy Of
Ehbinn Davis will yisld u that Of ,Napoleonic
Beaursgard. In view of these facts we can
see light cleaning through the dark clouds
that at present envelope us, which will burst
forth 10 less than fixty days in fall and re
| splendent lustre.' .. n y ! '6i-t-lIF'
GEN. FOLK CALLS FOR THOUSAND NEoRoEs,.
The Memphis Appeal, Of the 10th ult., Gays,
that in view Of fortifying Island No. 10, Gen.
Polk made q cali upon the planters along the
Mississippi river for thousand negroes. ~, .srr
| SruSxY.-ln the Rebel Congress, few days
ago, Senator Simms, Of Kentucky, offered reso
lutions declaring that the people of the Con-
| federate States will to the last extremity,
| maintain and defend their right 10 self govern.
ment and the Government established by them,
and to this end do pledge their Last man and
their last dollar for tie prosecution of The war
until their Independence IL acknow owiedgud: and
also that they will submit to any sacrifice and
endure suy trial, however severe, and firmly
relying upon the justics Of their cause, and
humb'y trusting In the Providence Of God, will
maintain their position before the world and
high Heaven, while they have vice to raise
or an arm to defend. ~ '.r
Tho resolutions we're referred to the Commit
tes on Military Affairs. ass . (. o..
BURNING COrroN, &c.--The Richmond Whiq
thus favors the destruction Of cotton and
tobacco:
preparations for the destruction Of these
two articles cannot be too spec dily made. If
Congress does not act. an order from the War
Omce to All the military authorities of the con.
federacy should at once be given requiring
| them forthwith to take steps Tor insuring the
destruction Of these articles. II the selfish pol.
10y Of foreign Governments leads them to seok
their own tnterosts by virtually aiding In our
| ruin. let us show them that, II fall we must, we
will fall not unavengsd, but can and will spread
| ruin over the EARTH" -E
GorTsCHALKs FIRST CONCERT IN WAsHIsa.i
TON. The first concert Of the great pianist, L,
N. Gottschalk, will be given at Willards Hall
tomorrow, Thursday, ssrwill be seen by the
Advertisement In this MORNINGS paper. All
thai We ever heard of hls triumphs 10 Europe
and Havana, is confirmed by his late successes
In New York, where the verdict of all The Eu
ropesn critics has been Enthusiastically en-
dorsed BY the public. The following Is an ex.
tract from q notice Of him. which appeared
lately iu the New FORK Espress, e. . d
The reentre OF l.. Moroccan Gottschalk at Nj.
bios Saloon, on Tuesday evening, was perfect
success. The talented artist met with recep.
pearance Of Jenny Lind In tho metropolis OF the
New World. The saloon WAS Hlled with An
audience composed OF the nrst families Of New
.s,s.. f"tk. xho' y their enthusiasts appreciation,
once more welcomed 4 native artist to the land
which gave him birth. 30 determined were The
audience that there should be no msapprshen
sion Of this sentiment. that all the efforts Of the
Gottschalk fol! sti.born. and tioy retired from
t1s,s the stage with scarcely hand raised to up.
last evening, Mr.. Gottsehslk surprised ali who
heard him by the wonderful progress that he
had made since his last appearance in this city.
His creations OF fancy and powers ofexpreSsion
| may now be ranked among the brightest rec
ords of his profession.
Mr.. Gotschslk Will bs assisted by the very
best artists at present 10 America Miss Hulk
ley, Brgnoli, Suslnl Max Marelzsk will
have the entire musical direct ton. ,.i 20. i
The sale Of tickets and seats will commence this
morning, at 0 9o'clock, at Metzsrott's mueic store.
The hall not being very large, we advise our
musical readers to secure their seats early, US
there have been already great many applicsr
tions for seats.
Ar HIS OLD TRICKs.--Among the papers of
Hon. T. Butler King, captured on board the
| rebel steamer Calhoun, was a letter from an
English banker indicating great impstience for
the repayment Of q loan obtained by King,
while figuring in Londo, as Diplomatic agent
of the Confederate States. Our banker will
learn patience, We apprebend, before be gets