Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-06-11
NO 81
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The spirit in which Tho r,iI .eN
1Ileans p.leai mas been met by the Soutberr
tresS Is one Of fierce defiance. But tbe
simple truth is that New Orleans has oi I'
lowed itself 70 be placed al tbe mercy :, -
ene rederal heet. II has always boo, !
Guy OF "rowdies," and with sncb norso,,. 49, /"
plus'er Is too apt to take The nlaco ~ Svi' ,,ai
orous deeds. Il is now In the nos;,;a- ~,
ol waiting for the arrival of S,'Ig,l Loat;Il
garrison Ut IN order that il NAV surrondoa d.
words In America alwavs ronraso,i
eu iacts, the fall of this citv wor,Id ~
no more Importance than the fall og - ov,l u
common fort upon the coast Tbo sly 1uy
= ti ny. paess IS completely of this opinion
aoa13 ll15O clearly perceiyes how the fact 10
"paoie naP OF being made an adyantaao
Ia'ner ihan blow to the sonfbcrn oa,,sS ,,,,"So
- - 'ney say, a great Confederate srr,vr
iJ,oaseu from an awkward and indofons?
ole position; il is a Federal arrv, at,,t
~ a prison. where it must nclt "
from yellow fever; il is n CITY, 10y
because blockaded, remoyed -, 0iIss ,Iss
catalogue OF Confederate embarra ',io
II we might judge from the eJaai'.,
WIN which the city has been dnros5oSI
we might give some credence ~ 49, ~
lected complacency with which tbor ny az
,1l',l,,a'e ,'1.o Iis loss But it cannot be n
peasant thing to lose the commercial
:, H'ili'%l OF Vhe south, and still less 10 IoSo
IL ia th's inglorious manner. ~ 'o'o
I, We are told by the Southernsrs p,t
tthhey are SO fully resolved TO win thn;n
h3erties that they are ready TO endrra
an prlvations rather than sn.na,,I'
Ihey will sulferall things. tbo totoI 'on, Ion.
OF commerce, the destruction or ", 40. Lose
crops and the want of many of H. 'nei'
mon necessaries of life. Wv 0oin-
Much OF this is very true Rrt a..
remains whether the Sontbb,r,
ers nave the constancy TO endure tIoso
~ g'tiole no suuerlngs, rather than give in.
= y o'ey 140e' We!, Of course hey can neye,.
De conquered. There are histories witbont
9hu OF nations deserting their sea- COASTS
leaving their rich plains, retiring from
'nelr rivers, holding their own in the
! noOuntaihs, aud retaining their indenen~
dence at last and, il the Sontbornora
nave but the endurance of which n ,,a,,iS
DC easy to cite a hundred instances a.
nay well laugh the idea of spbinss.;oy
. scorn. But Hey hare Sometimes ~ 1lsJ -
oH6ty G'la acted 50 teeb1y-as b M;s cnss 90
y Nc'0 Oredns--t}iat zoe ave ,ot ce,I,g,, sS.s
0ord8 really do mean tttcts. II is innosS;e ssie
pie to deny what the Southern Press &C
-tlaI 'hey nave great front of battle
,eV uhoroken' There is Beaurepard AZ
Jorintl with great army. which bas
'howh ~ can fight, and which ne has
hoWh himself able to lead. There 10
'ohhston lace to face with McClellan a.
orktown. mot very much so.l Tberc
: : jackson IN the Valley Of the Missis-
lppi' There are other great bodies of
roops IN Georgia and South Carolin.
ouniry cannot be said to be Conquered
'hl5h mas armies such as these, amount
ng, as IT is asserted, to 100000 in u,o
leld. Agaln they haze tie 1Esyyjmoc ,,,5ir6
9f ne moment h0lls he cogl0aaud of 5lsE
e sfI's.e w t"'cA 8lle Dl0ves. (Scarcely.)
AZ any moment the genius of Gem
raj were developed in any Of these com
lahas, the whole fortune Of the war
llsht' no doubt be yet reversed. Bnt
- no decisivc genious on either
lde Beauregard came near 10 n but
e was day too slate at Corinfb: IN
hanan came quite up TO il for thaf one
ioment when he took out the Merrlmac
uJ ne was wounded. In the midst az
heir reyerses they indulge in dreams Of
lc'ofy' 1t may be only loud talking.
w II may also be the resolve which
ome showed when Hannibal was near
Pc gates Our correspondence from New
ofN seems 70 intimate that The enemies
'1e south give 70 f1ll credit for snirit
hold on; and, although the moi
amoors that the beginning of tbe endis
'me,' the public mind is veerinq round
views OF peace. And IL the American
'opie were not upon all political mat
ms tne most ignorant in tho world II
ey were not, like a tyrant told o1lv
nan is pleasantly true, we should .havl
7F0 iInediate nope of this. Butifthe
satherer ever should 20 round per-
'ps he Will be schoolmaster 10 tbew