, 1862-03-15

E1tf3E ERFW H5t1 FAL8ff [AAu " "a6ttA8 A1t III /
amp while the enemies Of his country are
within reach"
OUR. NA8Hv11LB LETTER i
V;sit to the Msnot. 1ska-Aspsess Of Neshpiae
Our Tfoqps-Ce7sain SpeonSy oDaeers-
ed Reid Whereabouts Of the Eae,my-Relics
Of the Reaa Pulpit and Re*s. !. :::: i
Especial Correspondence Of the Chicago Tftbune.1
NASHVILLE March 10th; 1852.
have just returned from . drive out over
The Murfeesboro turnpike, four miles to
where Col. Turchin's boys, the gallant Illinois
18th, are encamped. They are in the best |
health and spirits, but cherish lasting grndge |
against the fortunes Of war that after al they
have gone through, they have not seen hat
tie. How they hurried On towards Bowling
Green, and were the first to enter the place, |
hoping for show Of fight, and how they were
disappointed and encountered nothing more
dangerous than hoarse colds and influenza by
crossing the river in 1eaky boats, and how
they did not even get chance to crack cap,
will live i'll the chronicles Of the regiment. i
They think this is a poor return for their sol
diering. They ran all over Southeastern Mis-
snnri. and made that horrible march from
Ironton. and wintered in Northumberland stf1
no fight. The destj.ution of the gallant fa1-
lows IN this respect is great, and they feel It,
but conceive tbat nothing can be done for
them. 1t certainly is without the jurisdiction
Of the Sanitary Commission. But their time
viii come md when II aocs the world viii
hear oood account of the Chicaun Zoravcs-
Mark that.
,,..,.-;11o &.
Nasn'iae 10 supuueu aou suAen' out SILL
hostile city. It is full Of bate for Union men,
and can on1y be held to a to1erabie show Of
1..a.:- -. pz.-..4 4.r.-.l-7.-,.:.-
~! ouio.1a" ~ 'oto=I oa1 elai 'aua lAs sua'o'
This is for time at least, and until secession
is crushed out elsewhere, when this aninosity
+he;r ,n,a droon, - s,n.. ~ won,an 49,. 49,
tne1r man cream OF Jolly. Ine women here
outrnn the men in expressions Of hostility, on
accnunt of the ir,npoi+v en;oved tv 4be sov
1.<.oau. n -. tAe immunity enlo,eo " .ue seA'
oar sola1c.s are aaaly usuateo III tne open
streets by these crinoline traitors, who evince
q spite and venom irrepressible and daring.
An f,bo eo1afor s+o,,,,oj ~, (,,e ~ +ho etroo+e
~ INV 0o'u1e1 eloppeu VI VIZ VI sHe sttee'a
to tighten his belt, and WIS saluted BY an M
bo cor,rht e;.h+ ~ +ho fa~aa1os ~ +bs ho,,o
- ns y. tue 4en't1s 1s VI .ns nouss-
no1u en1osue u1h u1te1Anla- 1ue spH4t VI OLE
troops ID admirable. They are IS quiet aud
orderly Is if in private life n their own home
oo~enn,,n,t;as r.. ~ - 49, ~ $500
son.n' un4.lSe ts'en luz eeceen ue1e ate losceu
to allow that they are disappointed at the dd-
ference in favor Of the pcacc Of the citT and
the safp+7 If n,;rote 7,rc,,o,+, ainco on- forcaa
s 2 " iA1a's pAope, s.4.~ ,... W .oAs11 ~,
accounts, we're anything but q desirable ac-
| on,ait;on to tbe cftv they came arowcf,1v tn
S' e' o ~
! Protecr'
| In rra'sfng our troops as body, must ex-
eept some, ana TOO many Of orr omeers VINO
| ha'c1apIoIg deFeloped nome 1fa1Is sfhceleac
| ing Nashville. It would be ludicrous if it
| were not melancholy to see how these penny
o.doycn no,it;c;,ns ~ the nro.a1,ver1 ats1nr
| A-"o@en po1'ie4tno VI 1ne p!o'0l1se11 eenP
waEer between their disposition to boast their
| p1owess in arms against their Southern breth-
-, o,a 4ha;- III, ,,ro.1;,;+, ~ +.Lo a;aos With
ts.o,.cs-t1,o ~ -. ~. ~.
luelf eoalnetn mastefs agga1nst tne Nortn- ILLS
| disgusting TO observe the result Of these TIVE
conteudine Influences. Iknow ofoff1cers in t1e
Eeae,,1 ,.n,,, bo,,, ,r1,, o,,or11 IN +ba et,oata
teaeisi AMY Aete' "no ot'eh1. III tne ssreess
declare that the Ab0litionlhts brought al this
! trouble upon the country, and that when ne
hare crnsbcd tb5s 1ebe11ion. we will tnrn and
49, @ aho1'..s-;S, ~" LUZ ~
annlbnate the AboAhonlsfs. KNOW Of one
| poor Lieutenant, who used to be a worse
nenocratic 1azryer in - countv ohio wbr
e+e4aa anan,D :. ..,oo a.a.rs ~ ~ ~ o.
eralee opsn,s ~ saloon eto"o ~ tne 81
Cloud hotel, that 81 when the war was oyer
nil this id Abolition nonsense would die out
49, .a t,,a -,or-1.o,ss. ~, 49, - n,.-,
wv .A0 '',s 'AD' F." -. t"sa en!oy "o1
privileges than ever before" What do tAt
aro1,uas,ts rna so,,.1a-aa.- he1-aror r,;1
| S16o4A~A"* AHe Ao.AtAeA13eAel @o"~'~', 49,