The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-05-17
UNION MEETING AT NASHVILLE
Large ra1nous OF the People.

Large Tarnont OF the People.
Abls aad Patriotic Speeches By Distinguished
1snnssseeans--Sreeck>s Of Gen w. n.
Ca1asbeH. W. II. Wlsener, Hon. w. II.
Stokes. Edraaad Cooper Ess.s CO.. W. III.
Poit and Coz. ANDY JeAnsen.
.Fscu tie Nashville Union II rs i3ths stifcsixl
4Hr EvxsIss sEFoEI rHx coSvESTIcS.
The public and private rooms o. our no
tels presented hishl. animated scene on
Sunday evening Delegates hon ali quar-
teFs were holding earnest and animated cen
versz;:ohs IN groups. ever here. EVER
class II society was largely represented save
fhs rowdy element, which MAS absent IN
search Of lost rights IN company with John
Morgan. Tho sisfliog men % Tennessee
had net together again, and the patriotic
Ere that flashed from ,heir eyee and burned
upon their lips. revived tie memory q psst
lavs-the Golden Age Of the Eepublic-
when ell sections Of the country rallied II
nc kindly vstchNori Of Union and Liberty
The holy spirit Of patriotism evidently
rrooded ike diviae influence over the
hearts Of the people IL Vas a cheering asd
impressive spectacle IL told OF the broken
.cep:rc ard chains Of Confederate tyranny
IHE ITrIy0 ATTEE THE CONVENTION
The Convention held 81 adjourned meet
nd 81 the Capitol, yesterday eFenlDg, at
c1ndleliglt We we're unable 10 attend. bas
learn that very large crowd wss present
Abe and entertaining speeches we're made
- Col. l.. d Campbell. Of Ohio. General
Dumous. Of Indiana. Hon. Jordan Stokes.
Russell Houston. Fec and James Mullins.
ksa OF Shelbyv.lle. The speeches we're
listened . With deep interest. and the meet
ing "a. pFotracted until near. iaidnirhi II
aas glorious finale
The Convention ~as held ia the Hall u
tie House % Representatives Of Tennessee
There wts large crowd. The STAR and
stripes were displayed.
OFFICIAL KFroKT o. 4Hr CONVENTION.
In pursuance OF a call foe a meeting Of
t4o~e Who are in favor of the restoration oi
The former relations of this State 10 the
Federal Union, at eleven O'Clock today
Monday the 18th inst.-the hall and gal
lery OF the House of Representative va,
densely crowcd with gentlemen from all por
tons of the State DESTROYS % participate IL
rs proceedings.
On motion OF Russell Houston. Esq, o
Davidson. the following gentlemen wer,
unanimously elected officers Of the meeting
pREsIpESr.
W B. Campbell, Of Wilson.
VICE FRxsrprsrs.
/. VIM n. Wiseuer. Of Bedford.
?. u. r. Harrington. OF Shelby.
}. ". W. Carer. OF Wilson.
!. 10. Clark. of Dekalb.
). Dr.. J. c. Brown. Of Bradley.
Z. Robt s. RaUlston. OF Magioa-
Ben Harlan. of Maury.
:. DR. Wheeler, Of Rutherford
=. r II. Gordon Of Smith.
10. Vim. b. Lewis. OF Davidson.
IL. Jos. @. Meador
- " y Bradford. Of Obion.
axcRrrARIIs.
{ s Mercer. of Davidson.
JAS. z. Hood. Of Hamilton
Governor Campbell on taking the Chair
made a brief end pertinent address.
rAKrrst LIST or BELEoArKs
The following i only partial LIST Of ii
delegates IN attendance. Ii was impossible
for the Secretaries to procure a complet
list. for which they ask the pardon Of th
public and Of the gentlemen whose name
are omitted:
Rsdford-w. II. Wisener. Edmund CooF
81. l.. Tillman. " m. Little. Thomas Hollsn
Marcus Peacock. Thomas W. Buchanan, A
Freeman. J. r Brown. W r Smith. A
Muriey. p. b Moon. James Mullins. X.
Galbraith. John F Nell. G. B. Word. G. Z
Cannon, " Davis. w. Caldwell. W Blake
more. J Hobbs. Cczxees. ". Young. "
Without. B. NJ Tillmsn.
Bradlsy-Dr J @. Brown, s Beard. b
Wm Hunt
DsKalb-Hon " D Stokes. q D WI
hams. David DuRwoodie. Joseph Hsily.
sexton. Mitchell. Y Wood.
Daridsoa-A Y \ Lindsey. Allen 4 Hal
Russo Houston VI NJ Monohsn, John Trim
n Harrison. John York. X W Maxey, VI !,
Brien. ia. Trimble. John Lelye,t.
Welles. s & Carter, + II East. X Breas
EP Core, II A Cooper. John Hugh Smitl
WA Mcclellan. DE- " + Jones. D. q A
Ms,6sld. c \ Fuller. r Il NcEwen. &c
Babe
M1ary-Hon W II Polk. Ben Harlan.
Bo~en. " Il Farriss. v W Jones. + V Far
riss, : II Joncs, Stephenson w r Cor
ner / 4 Harris. Choste. j Harris. A
Julian. l. james John Nesbt
Hswll5a--J Z Hood. L A james
March, u Roaistou. r s Roulstos
u u Garner. ID Payne. II |. W koulstoi
J 81 Ballard. Roslsion. a Foster. c !
Dane. Rogers D Dame. y Gillian
: A Rogers. J B Rouls,on. W Q Paitoa.
! Fowler. J : Reaiston
Rafssrfsrf-Wm spence. Herd
Made. L Gordon. X Wade. " X Smitl
De l. ID Wheeler. J g Auburn. " y +
f.otf. T 4 Eliot. Geo Anthony J r Dlni
L woodruff wilson l 1cnrs
Raser-D Harrison
Suitk--lct 10 come
Hltea-l II 81 COME
Ssaifh-Dr r II Gordon. John Bartsr.
y Honss. losesh Mitchell. " Haekins.
Stone. John v Bowen
Hslson-W illiam CamrDell. Jsrlo
stokes. J GFrazer. " " Carter. : : 40
~ J d Over. J II NcfsrlAn. Il Holt. !
wafers james Turner. J White. "
Waters. X Hallum. Nelson Brent
Ssmasr-T T I Tobb " Wrlsff. I
Odd II J Barker Jonas NicAolsoa. 7
Nils X. NcCleoj. Cosopel Mealor~. J.
-efk P&slAa.
I.srrsaes--I. n Reutie,
Roterfssa-col woo,iaFd
>ksiks-N J Fsrriu9ton
Ed1aud Coodes. - 81 hellord NOV,
thai the President appoint a committee
three 90 dram resolutiors expressive - Il
scnse Of the meeting. Carried
The Char appointed Eduanl Coog<
Esq-. Mr.. Allen. A Hall % Davidson. a.
Jordan Stokes. fsq.. II Union, said Coz
mittee
Daring the absence Of lie Committee, Il
meeting was addressed by Col. W II. Vi
her. 81 Bedford. and Hon. ". Il. Stokes
Dsksih- TIE speeches Of these gcntiemc
as vel - those vho followe4. are rosic,