The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-09-06

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We have The pleasure Of presenting I
our readers with another letter from that I
fearless and able patriot, Palson BnowN-
low, which an will read with avidity.
The Parson ought to write a biography
Of the Devil, for he describes his child
rem so well that he would certainly do
justice TO their daddy. We have another
excellent letter from the Parsorf which
shall appear in to-mouow's paper
PnnADE1pHrA, August 25, 1862
Dr.. Eltor In o letter to you from
Utica I named that had been posting
myself up, in regard to Rev Mr.. Cross,
the violent little man who was pastor Of
the McKendree Church IN your city, and
is now The chaplain Of a rebel Regiment
in the rebel army. This is the violent
| little man who desecrated The pulpit in
Callatin, on Sunday, by making a stump
speech against aJohnson, BrownIow, and
Maynard" whom he held Up az atraitors
to the South.
lie beeau his ministerial tourse ia and
about Utica had some trouble to Get
into tic ministry, and met with opposi-
ton from preachers, who said they had
no faith in the man. lie, however was
admitted to The ministerial ranks and
afterwards sought TO commend himself
to all anti-slayory readers and people,
BY his violence as an AJoAtioiai, and by
his letters and sermons against slavery,
The letters being preserved 0neoftbesc,
20 a methodist sister, Is decidedly rich,
or il Is equal 10 the most ultra by Wcnd-
cll Philips, aud his associates, who re-
gard the Constitution Of the United STATES
as ga coreaaai loH Dsot. and q league ,giHi
HtU" This little Eaglislmon--who lett
his native land for reasons satisfactory
to himself and parcnis--was at an Annu-
al Methodist Conference in Rochester,
when Sunderland, Scoti Stores, and
other Methodist Abolition preachers, sold
off the venerable BIsHor HEDDING and
his WIFE, al a mock auction, at the Court
House, in hearing Of where the Bishop
was then holding an Annual Conference.
The offence Of lie Bishop was that Of
having refused 70 allow the New England
Conference 10 pass certain abolition rcso-
buttons abusive Of the South When the
Rochester Conference attempted a vote of
censure against these rascals who sold
6Ut he Bislqp and ,Uite, at this Peter Fjllk
Auotioa, this Amounted little scoundrel,
JOSEPH Cross, refused TO vote The ccnsure,
and acted with the ABOLITION AHetoneeyS.
Mr. Editor, is not Cross a sweet little
rascal to be preaching sermons against
johnson, Brownlow, and Maynard, for
their trcachory to the South | desire
this hasty note published in your paper
that your secession Methodists may see
what SORT of Pro- Saray man used 10
Gll heir pulpit, and now breaches the
Gospel Aooortig 10 Jaf. Darts, to the
= rebel army am not done with the
little rascal yet, but shall show him
= up in broken doses, as his partizan ad-
a mirers might not be able to endure all il
a one blast! Beside, we ought not have
= too much Of a good thing at one dash!
From three TO five thousand troops
pass here every day, on THEN way tC
I, Washington coming from the Northern
, States. The war spirit is fully up in al
the loyal States, and the rebels will fnC
there is no end to the logions coming
: down upon them The very best men %
these States are now entering the service
and but one feeling animates the masses
and that is. to put down this inferno
Rebellion, let Il cost what il may in mo-
ney and blood
While al Niagara Fails, the other day
| crossed over into Canada to thc "Clit
ton House" and found it full Of scces
sionists from the South, some Of whom
were so pressed az 10 have their baggage
seized by the United States authorities
while crossing in ferry-boats Ex-Gov
AIorehcad, of Ky, is there, writing
n book, in which he exposes Lincoln, Sew
4 ard, and the Federal Government gcner
e ally, and ia going to England to publisl
It, and thus aid the movements Of Sh
j dell and Mason / think / had bette
v follow him 10 England and reply to hi
book
=, Thwc was d meeting OF the Dan ai
Port in Independence Square, last Sa
o tmday night ! did not attend il, hu
learn from those who were present, tina
il was failure composed for The mos
part. of the faded relics of iho Brcckin
n ridge party, who are not exactly satislie
n with the state Of things existing bu
4 don't know hoE to remedy HE evils
This is no time Tor royiving old part
v lines, and dclunct parties. Let MS bull
mp a GREAT UNION PARTY, and al
m take our stand upon the platform OF "Tu
d UNoN, TUE CoNsTITJ uoS, ANn TIM EN
40 roRcEau.Nr on THE LAWS
g. We have umors here to tho effect Cha
W there is fighting on hand, between Pope
. 9rp,,, aud StoncUyoIJ Iaalqofrs forgpa In