The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-30

Rev. Mr.. FosD-1nas II NOT 70 b undsrssood 70 be
no request Of al Of M. /
Rev. Mr.. smox-Oh, no, Governor. We have b. an
,envsrsing the subsct and did ncs know but n
would be desirable 70 have mutual eeusu ltat n bsfors
70 again met.
Rev. xr. Hewna-I ~ NJ . vpd.r,,.ud IA.
brother.
Rsv NJ. xupn1-ssM 1 We saa ss~s q well
sipely - together.
Hsv. NJ. sAuau-I did ~ . understand tAs propo-
Iition.
ksv. ~. s.os-rs = was . bare suggestion, and the
''sees msns nav been misapprshsndsd BY the broth
wv .Msox-It sesms 70 me that there should bs
~ Aesita tion among you, gsntlsmsn, about this
~tsf All that required Of you ID to sign the oath
y allegiance. II you are loyal citizens you can
have no reason 70 refuse 10 do 20. II you are
dsoya and working to sbssruct the operations o the
government IL my duty, the representative Of that
government that you are placed In position 50
that the least possible harm result from your pro-
cssdns You certainly cannot reasonably refuse 70 -
new your allegiance the government that b now pro
tssting yea and your families and property.
Raw Mr. nIIorr-As Q non-com blatant. Governor. I
considered that uder stpuAions OF the surrender Of
this city shoa be further annoyed. A non-com
blatant, do ros know that have committed an oct,
nce the fecras occupied the city that would require
time to tsts the oath required.
Gov. JoasSox-I believe, Mr.. lliott, you have two
rothers in Ohio.
Mr. CILlor-Yss, Governor, have two ncbss brothers
there. have seen them but occasional visits for
thtEsy -four years. They have been good friends 70
me. They did mot agree with me In the course
pursued in regard to secession. But have lived In
Rennessse so many years that have considered tho
state my home. and willing follow her fortunss
Tennessee Is good State
Gov. JoHxsoN-I know Tsnnessss n good state; sra
believe the Best way improve herfsrtunss Ii 70 r.
those from her borders Who prove disloyal and
traitors to her interests, Chey traitors 70 he
governments that has fostsrsA and protected them.
shnk Mr.. Elliott, visit TO ycur brothers in Ohio win
prove Of ssrv ice TO you
Rev. Nr. ELrIorr-I do not 'knOw whenever 4 have
been proven disloyal. an politician, end never
atendseut political neetisg, and never ext once
perpetratsd political joke.
Gov. 1czmox-Perhaps NOT, or. But by ystr innam.
matory remarks and convsgsass1 and by ysAr dsoyal
behavior In weaving The young under your carge from
their ssgance TO the eSversnent established by their
fathers,you have won uaze that win bs placed
the roll Of patriots Vins TO the North, repeat
Rev. Mr.. KxsDNox <aftsr reading the sAah) woull
line few days' time bsforS sign this papsr Governor
Gov. Jozxsox-Hsw iong'de you requirN
usv. Ar. KSHDRscE-Jdst sas you pisass, GovsrneC.
Oas,twe a three days, ora week.
0sv. Jomox-A wst'cffsn so-dayf
Nsv. Mr. KuwMcE-Yes, Governor, ssy week.
Tns other clergyosnw@ inquired a IN regard 70 -
Ainsthey required aouAks up their tds and IL was
generally agreed thstahsyswthn week, would be spe
passE to either tasr allsgisnossr make preps
fions for their dspaasurs This che updsrstaad
J rwise al the ciersymsn, with shs sxcsptioa o
II Rev. Mr.. EllOtt, with whom . EMO for prtpat
\ insssvssw was assigned 'byGovernor Jshnson.
uhe physicians-Drs. %. W. Hall and A. n. For6-ee
\ zaissd after the clsrgynsn departed Or. Han ~
\ reported as having saad In . pubtc speech, oh
niehA0 the fall q Fort Dunsson tha penautiar
shou6 be cleared OF it's rixatss and their places
pied ~ Onion citissns" se alsss<ccussd dn&ru
Aacing resolution in Arpubc meeting embracing sec
tinsnse trespassug heavily upon ths rights Of Unss
4 etaiSsnx.
Governor Johnssn aai.sc to himst.h some ssvsrsss
wioA & xcitcd ssssrful emottms in tho breasts
~ Destor He sata-
AGovs nor Johnsns lknOw you hase grudge acains
ms. .ands are nov gratifying your rsrenge.o
Governor JoHxsox-I have rsasdn TO crafty an
rsssaAmsns may enAsrtainAswarda yoz, sir.
DR.. HAxs-why have yon No reasonf
G0vArper J0HxsoN-0ecauss cona6er you too con
temptioo excite eaotsn Of Sssostnent IN any ans
DR.. ali At this meunt jSzed upon his feet and you
special Aiaot know whss wold happannext. Tho Doc
tw angry; but the dAeumned dsmsanor Of Governs
johnson dss.med him KAe did sntertsn hostile insa
tioas. Tho overnor turnAd nstly b heel returned
to his room. while the eOrassd Doctor muttered-ar
1ouM scarcely believe th.G nxern0r .Hrud stoop 4
aasult 30 hunhss person a H,yself."
This endsd Governor J0AnseGs first, class meeting
Mfh clinic adonnnents. The naxt meeting may be str
more Interesting Nashvss frat class families are in
sts Of wondsr~4 At the audaec Of Governor johnson
in sarsuag the cswss he does n sakng their repre-
seutaves swear allegiance 70 the sosArnmsA that has
% lang supported enc protected then.
TAlegraphic.
NAMvnxs, Jun&31. 1867
At ths spscal second Conference Of sseymaa before
Governor Ashnson. al declined TO take the cath ~ ALE.
glance
Most Of tAAm were sent to the Psnitsntiary, prior
70 their rsmsgAl TO General Harsck, fer ths purPsss
Of being exchanged for Tsnnsssss prisoners.
Many Nashville churches win b without pastors to
morrow.
Among those sent 70 durancs we're Rev. Drs Baldwia,
schons and Laurie. Msthodists; and Ford and Howell
Baptists. Rsv. DR.. Wharton allowed some days
grace account Of Illness The Rev. Mr. Elliott did not
appear The Rev. Mr. Hendricks s expected take the
oath
The Catholic divinss, being loyal were not disturbed.
Supreme Court-Circuit.
Before Hon. Judge Leonard.
IMPORTANT TO INSURANCE. COMPANIES.
June 25.-Jdms Harper and OAers us. Royal Chamber
lair and oA~s Directors Of ~ Neg Pork CITY ln.sranes
Company the evidence In this case II appears that
on the 7th Of March, 1853, the plant publishers oh
tanned through an insurance broker policy OF insurance
from the defendants for $4,000 their stock, &c.
subsequently tho property destroyed BY fire. The
insurance company was organized under the act Of
1s4e for the incorporation OF mutual insurance COM
panies With nominal capal of 1900 OCO copsiStins IN