New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-12
Fast TENNESSEE.
Fson The Na.Ar.us Union, May l.

T. tiere can be foun; on earth people mon
i,.e.yius .le heartfelt sympa.hes Of every true
ra.,i.t ian East Ienne., cans, we do MT Know =
Ttlr fence. their .oriituie u cir deep deyoIont to
,he r., ,on attachment ~ the people, Constitution,
aid laws under the mu' trying d'icGlieSandse'e's
,.r.ec1tious. rival t.e Naldeo-es or 10. martyrs OF
,ariv ghrs,iar -, The picture of the sG.~rines and
i'r o-s 81 81. Pau, iub cd fer opn"ns sake. NJ
drawn by himself form AZ Gln.o-t exact portr.iars
Of .le coLa.tion Of this untor'uuaie people. IA'y
.re tom !,om their families snd forced to military
e vice agaiust their ilie,ts ad conntyluca which 10
tieir souis they abhor aud from which they s'inI
wit, instructive horror. Nor IN tbi' ress!iess ca'
pu's;on aye heeded the crss Of unprotected M
fancy. the lament grious Of teldcr wives nor she
Freeing necessities of poverty. Their gsosn'
are answered with som, and their sorio"'
treated with contempt. Their complaints are pass-
pofts ~ inn ri onment ard heIrres'stanco p@ihw"J
to the s.llous Humility and ODE unity, qlaly VIII
honor and distinction are m de the fatal raiAs ois
Sourn,ln despotsn Their corr-cribs aud smoke
houses are made tributary To the conmis@.y ol tls
army " hose sworn duty il ,hsir su jsgatoa. Ihen
h r are desolated their fcuces mauo lsi Tor camp
ir,s. and their houses razen 70 the ground.
II they seek personal saiety, not by resistance on!
by GigLt, ,hey ae hunted down by cavalry c4uSh
and carried through towns ana yiilges, nh. ii"oa'
ers "a; the chario, OF some Rom9n oo"qnero' III"
made spectacle and show, - tnc conb'e fHfi' 80
of wounding and huniiat.ng lhelr ffieacs -ad al
f, ing the iusatiate vengeance aud savage cruelty 4"
their enouies. You naturally pause 70 nqn'ie o'
what Leinous oaerse they have been Srnty iu'
answer is easy. The lips are scarcely rariod WIKI
the nerance Of the in,errogatory before te'espons
is heard: They loved toe country in which u'y
were born; they embraced the Consiiin'.'n "h'u
tneir fathers tau, ,ht them 20 revere. aud e! 9e'
the laws which 80 long had given them rioteeii9n
they were unwilling to follow a'ier sranse CO.
but the teachings Of ,heir early in'ah'!
precious lessons Of their ripened m"n''0'
ibe "hoAd and front OF their oieh,ns' "O''''Ae
more. ...,,, N.
For ,b;s ,iciure we have no. drawn upon t''
;n,oin.tip. Il is not dyed ia the Lues Oh 1'n'! W,
a., ,ra,,o.york and fnshing-tocenes oi eoiio'seo
sac,s vauntpcly promulgated in The 'e.s".
i D.; -, rho orsr,n Of the Secession parry % "'''
Tennessee. Hany one doubts lei nan reSu n.D -.
-, ,oueh unon tic stage, what mus! be oe'"''
.c.,e.y III The kaoIV.A, Regisfer nh''"S""sL
u.,,..es these facts TO the world what sad 'a''o'
,yoc vretcbedness, and misery woald the eSVe''"''
! Of tie victims tell st
But, thank God, the day Of their dellveranee" !.
hand. The thunder Of the artillery of tie UNIV"
hoard approaching, and already it' echoes ana 's,
bera,ions resound through their nountiln 'a''S ,,
informing them that succor is Ut hand And ere S'ss O
,bst old familiar flag, from which they nS'. . 49,
too long separated, will rise like rainbow =,
over the highest tops Of their romantic m0ui'-'
LAUNCHING OF TIE NEW lRONs,p,sss ,sss
PnlLApnLrHiA, Saturday, Siy ,sn.,hd ~
The new iron-clld steamer IroDsides was '.u"@. -.
ths morning at Kensington in the presence OF ~ :,
men.e crowd. The christening WIS rerior'ea
the veteran Commodore Stewart oi the OLD '.'" ..s.
at whose suggestion tue name Of new lr0Ds'''' ""
given her,