New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-21

.ha. Secession len Bridges. crop, dwellings, o..
,rroved brother arrayed against brother In deadly
conflict. families torn asuDder, Tidows broken-heart-
ed. and orphans crying for Dread. All snch scenes
as these re on the track Of The demons tread ne
nointed The ewes Of Secessionists present to tn's
icsne and asked was It not enough, had they not
suffered enough az the bands OF this accursed mon
terl Had thew not been duped and deceived ~
surh as Davis. Toombs, and the ike long enough
Would they not see their folly and crime shu ie'u,
TO their allegiance He fearched mem WIN tno
question was there man there who had lori sing'e
tight, or been deprived oil single P.ISno o,Jer
the Constitution They were entreated 10 ponaer
and reflect upon their suicidal course 70 remember
| that "the pou Of liberty was the love oil law; tna'
,hers Yves no hope for us but in reverence iof the
Constitution and laws of the country.
The Governor closed by most afecting aliusioh
N Fast Tennessee where bis desolsie homo was
and bis sick, sad wife. HIS voice rang out IKE q
clarion through the silent city, calling upon ne
countrymen 10 CONS forward Ia the defense ol DIS
beloved section Of the Stateio show their hands,
To fear not and speak out their minds. lie declared
hs willingness TO thare with them any ana all aan'
for the rescue oil tennessee uoni ho Ja"n VA III"
inie rnal monster.
Traitors should be punished, and treason crushed.
He came With no hostility or animosily in his heart
lie cairo for the defense Of the weak, tho
of the erring, the punishment OF the guilty, INC re-
establishment of the Union and the Constitution IN
Tennessee. Come nv countrymen, he exclaimed
let NJ patber around the old and lovely nag WIN
one heart and son reading on its folds tho halo"ea
words OF Webster: Liberty and Union, one hiu
inseparable, now and forever" The Governor re-
tired amid burst Of piaudlts.
The Hon Emerson Ethridge then delivered cut
ing and witty speech, showing up the Rebel caose
and Government and prospects in q most ridiculous
and lndicrous light. His comparison OF the Pro
yjsionsi Government Of John Brown aud that OF
| JeG Davis was admirable. The crowd roared
with laughter. =.
one statement that he made was received With
evident sensation lie PROPOSED to speak by antbor.
ity when he said that Gov. johnson bad the priyi-
lege and prerogative of pardOning all prlVates IN
the Rebel army who would lay down their arms and
! retur 20 their allegiance.
The Hon. Horace Maynard closed the addresses
with q vivid picture Of Secesh rule, and inserted
some sarcastic reflections upon the pretended ngnt'
| ing for Southern rights.
Al The conclntion of bis speech three cheers were
given for the Star-spangled banner, aud tie band
discoursed t with great spirit; after which the
crowd quietly dispersed. Not IN opposing demon.
! .tration Of the feebes sort WAS exhibited heard
eyorsl Secesh express their satisfaction. One said
I 20 another, "Maynerd's speech has converted ne.
! SO passed the most curious and unusual pubic
demonstration thet Nashyie has ever contained, or
Tennessee.
/ The Goyefno- accompanied by Gen. Buell.
Meagrs Ftherdge and Maynard and the Hon. W M
II. Polk, visited the State iiouse yesterday, and
took formal posse,son Of ythiDg hs Tie treason
Butchers mad lett. The balls of the State Legs
lqfure wore in condition Of confusion indescrhaole
Public documents sud private letters, newspapers,
ME .nacss and little Of ever, thiug, and not much
OF anything, were sirrwn helicT-skel or over TIE
whOe territory. Drawers were pulled ont, chairs
overt rued aud ,ables topsy tnryy, - though ne
spirr 81 the just made imperfect. had selected TINS
\ f6r the tteater Of their "tsble-turninI.'
/ Of course tie " archives were absent, together
with i tiugs ei.s that were portable aud valuable;
Aou cauuoi remain Tor any space IN the presence OF
tive Provisional Governor wilton. ceiling the essnT'
alce # hi, energy snd osrnes'ness. Even n's htsr
i.sl b..isrs have DO NY hesring granted han THESE
Qualities -s well ss a big order ~ iltell7ei and
/ influence with tho plan people.