The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-02-27


Keep down party spirit. Don't COM
pei me 10 choose between extremes on
either side---for you know l oaly enlist
ed for two years, aud when my two
years are up shall return again to my
farm. Give me ticket pledged only to
the maintenance OF ssais Government OF
ours. (Applauss.) Then when the war
10 over, aud the stars aud stripes again
float in safety in every State, we will go
TO work-Groesbeck myself and others
land clean ont these bogus Democrats.
(Cheers) Then il will DO tho time TO see
which party is the purest. The Repub-
leans will not take those bogus fellows,
we wont have them, but they will be
branded a. INFAMOUS as the men who
threw obstacles in the way Of this Union
ofonrs (Applause) Then, my friends,
cheer uphold up your heads, aud with
Gods blessing, this, the peoples Govern
meDt will live as long as time shall last.
Cloud applause)
Glorious old JOE WRIeHT, Of Indiana,
made a speech which is too good to con-
dense, and 80 we will reserve it for our
columns tomorrow
RESOLUTIONS IN RESPONSE TO TIE ADDRESS
OF THE ONO SOLDIERS IN CAMP ON
stones RIVER, TENNESSEE.
Resolved, /. That the present attitude
OF our country demands OF all patriots
that they commemorate this anniversary
OF the birth of George Washington by
renewed pledges 10 perpetuate the Union,
and TO remain steadfast TO the principles
of the man VINO was " first in war, first
In peace, first in the hearts of his coun.
trymen."
g. That the loyal people Of Cincinnati
send back 10 the soldiers Of Ohio, on
Stone river, greetings Of heartfelt admi-
ration and gratitude, for their deeds Of
VAlOr against the enemy, aud for their
timely warning against the secret foe in
our midst We sympathize in every
word Of heir earnest and burning ap-
peal. With them, we proclaim Ghat tho
South began this war, and il is for the
South, aud not for US, 10 give tup; that
they whj oppose the war, or counsel ees-
sation, while thoro is hostile camp in
the South, are enemies OF the Republic,
aud deserve the jeers and execrations
which the rebels hurl back upon them.
And, with our bravo soldiers, believing
that peace Is not 10 be effected by any
compromise that. no peace can or
ought TO be made by any compro-
mise with the periidious conspi-
rators, who nave violated all faith and
trample upon all laws-snd that this
war must be fought out, Wo declare that
we will, unfAlioiingly support aud main.
tain it--And the bluod aud desoAtiOa OF
this causeless rebellion b. upon the
heads Vt IN 'se who began ~
B. That their fathers aud our fathers
wisely ADD glpriausly made this country
oHs--and 10 do Il counted not its cost OF
blond and treasure; their loyal sons will
initiate their patriotism, And with the
blessings Of God will maintain that coun-
try invi0late against all fues. at home or
abroad, be the consequences what they
may.
4 That for us the Mississippi must
run unbr ken 90 the Cult; nor will Ne
be divided from the Feast. We will fight
this war, not only TO defend its constilu-
ton sud laws, bat because we and our
posisrity have 40 other security or hope
Of peace butin the integrity OF the terri
tory which God aud our fathers united.
That snbmisaion to the constituted
laws aud authorities Ia the only basis OF
free Government aud society and they
who take arms against them without
cause, aud they who aid, comior, or coun-
eel enemies in war, src alike guilty Of
betraying their country, and In every az,
have been justly branded with the soorn
Of mankind.
o That hO who cannot distinguish be-
twesn his country and lie Temporary