, 1862-11-27
TENNESsEE ExrLES AE NASH
WILLIE.

Maynard and Polk----tsro1Vnlv
.h%sss st.;,,;aIr nr B;ss,sp Early and Ill, Tie
Methodist Church 10 he Established.
Tie NaEhville U'aion Of Friday says that On
Thursday night large crowd Of citizens and
Eembled before the st. Cloud Hotel, to vel
come Hon. Horace Maynard, Major ". Il
Polk, and ". G. BrowHlow. After repeated
ca;ls, Messrs. Maynard and Br0En1oW appear
cd, 4nd made tew animated remarks 10 TIC
peuple, WHO listened with much attention.
A{E. Hrcwhlow said he had just received news
iron, Knoxville tbat there had been d general
conference Of the rebtl Methodist preachers
there, presided over bp bishop Early. which
lad eXcGmmunicated all loyal preachers be-
1orgirg to that conference; and also that the
Bishop had drawn up new for1u Of commits
SOD, which read thus: t'Go ye into all tho
South. ard preach JEFF Davis to every crea.
ture. He that 1ezityeih shall be damned, and
!. he that t<l;teeth not shall be 6nyed." lie re-
tired smid loud applause and entreatfes to
continue bis remarks.
Mr.. Maynard followed for few minut tes.
He said this was 1no6t jnappropr!ately styled
= Southern rebellion. It was doisE the South
wroDg- It Was rebellion OF g conceited and
| selfish negro aristocracT against the dcmocra-
cy Of The natior. The u, COO 900 OF loyal cit
| iZtns, however, we're resolved to luell this re-
| bell:cu at all hszarde. Tiny lad planted the
| National flag in Tennessee, and here 1t would
remain forever. Call it Invasion, conquest,
| suhjuea1ion, determination, or aooli.ioui5m,
| if cu will have it SO, but the people had sol
! tulnly sWorn that the republic should live.
! The rebels might as well make up their minds
| to come back to that Just and equitable GoF-
| eIument which had protected lis and given US
| SO much hhl lpiness. He Was loudly applauled
| during his rtularks.
The Lnioft also publishes a characterfiter
addrsss from the farson to the people Of Ten
1T ssee, il which he pitches Into one T. J.
Campbell without mercy, for having ;ssuc3 q
card III which The Parson's charac:e er was by no
means tlatle1iygly described. The Parson;
alter deEouncipE Campbell as 8 liar and a
slaEderer, tells 1he people OF his State Inst
they need hope for no cessation Of the wa1
until they lay down their aEms-that The Dem
ocratic victories IRE no evidence OF q reaction
d. the North, eud that every thing indicates
The continuance Of earnest efforts to put do III
the rebellion. He then repeats his statement
shout Bishop Early's new rebsl church, ane
concludes by saging:
$50 far as I am individually concerned,
an so thoroughly convinced Of the corruption
and proAigacy of majority of the minister
of my own church (A1ethodist) that NouI<
ecorn 10 be associated with them in church re
latlons. But I purpose, God willing, on N,
return to East Tennessee, to call convention
| Of the Union-1oving and law abiding minister
ard members Of our church, at which We shal
declare 0urse1ves The church, and claim th
| church property, confident that We can hol,
it under the courts Of the United States. "
shall go further; We will expel the rebs1
from the church, under that chapter In th
Wesleyan Discipline which requires obedienc
to the f'powers that be-" and ready an
cheerful Obedience to the laws Of the land.