The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-03-27
A nebuI.e 60 ono unlon 900 leI.

rs ed by our soldiers in condemnation Of
-y3 the REASONABLE conduct Of the Copper
3D. head Democracy, who, ayailing them
selves Of the absence Of several hundred
thousand loyal voters IN the battle field,
800 have sought 10 embarrass all The war
Hi measures Of the Administration. The
Chicago Tines, New York Joarnqlef Com
,,i p,erse aud Cincinnati Enquirer have pour.
~ ed out Walls of wrath upon the heads Of
soldiers who dared TO protest against the
course Of VALLANDIoHAM and others. AS
choice specimen Of this conservative in
dignaton we republish an editorial which
i appeared afew weeks ago in the Louis
willie Journal a paper which is so fearful
'' that (he Nashville UEIoN will ipjure the
Union cause in Tennessee that il endea-
-sf vofed to establish branch of the journal
Office In Nashville. We give the journals
editorial, denouncing a gallant officer,
with tho endorsem' mt Of the Cincinnati
m Enquirer the newspaper which said that
b3 the wives of the Ohio soldiers would turn
prostitutes in the absence Of their hus-
bands. The Enquirer, Of course, was de.
lighted with The Journals article. Read
the editorial aud the endorsement. Here
ga they are: srH
.nit'h 2 TFrom the cldcnrau Enquirer
Am EKceIlcnt Rebuko TO General
haMIlRcY aud the Abolition Army
JOG Officers from the TouIsviIIe Jour-
o nHI. Ha1 30 .H
'a' Tho louisville Journal the siauncb,
never faltering and able organ of the
Union party In Kentucky, thus admins
tiers n deserved rebuke to military inter
ference in our politics. 1t takes the case
Of General Milroy as noticeable exam
pie II says:
r,lHA Mono ARAIY.---In illustration OF
the reasons that the people think they
o have TO fear our army when the war is
lover, wewill refer 10 recent publica-
allion by General Miroy aud some other
Abolition officers from Indiana. After
udepouncing as traitors the Democratic
mempers of the Indiana Legislature for
fulfilling the wishes and pronouncing the
opinions Of their constituents, these Off
GERS assume to declare for themstl yes and
the whole army: "When we have
crushed armed treason at the South, VIC
will upon our retaru, while our hands are
IN, also exterminatc treason at tia North
BY arms, il need be, and by the blood of
Traitors wherever found"
q" TINS Infamous threat from his sub6rd.
mates il is to be hoped the President has
not seen. Ia otier days us authors toonla
hdpe ten P,on,pilg dismissed IN disgrace
front The army. II such threats can be
made with inpunity by army officers
against the peopIe~ who are taxed to paw,
cicthe and feed them, and be held az ter
rorenl over the representatives of the
people, Che days Of freedom are nearly
gone We had as wen be preparing the
funeral obsequies Of American liberty.
pIake this threat in connection with the
Notorious fact that the last elections in
Missouri were carried under the terror of
the bayonet and the Senate and the
President must see that this is no time
for increasing but for soothing the fears
Of the poople. II they do not see and
act hey nee9zno, % sf,P'fsea al he daily IN
sreastng ela0lor for peace rn.
m MHRoT. and all the officers who have
indulgcdin such language, should be i'm
mediately removed from their commands.
SO said the Cincinnati Eaqui,ey and
Louisville Journal The rebuke applies
to every company, regiment, brigade.
division and corps, which has uttered its
Indignant protest against the traitors In
the Northwest who have sought to stab
THE loyal army in The back. No wonder
that saoh newspapers think that the
NASHVILLE UNION is doing harm to the
Union cause. VALLANpIanAM thinks that
the prosecution Of the war Injuries this
Union cause. Newspapers which de-
nounoed President LINCOLN for calling
oht troops 70 suppress the rebellion, and
dehopnced our gallant soldiers forrebuk-
Ing NoFiherp traitors, do exactly right in
deprecaling the course Of the NAsnvmLr
UEIoN. We have Just laid our hands
upon Gen. hfiRoY's letter, which the
Louisville Journal and Cincinnati Rllguiyer
say issO [" Infamous that its author
should DO "expelled in disgrace from
the army"
u 81 i.WlFsHEsTER, EAST Vm0NA,(
.-ss. lait.b January 30, 1863 |
have just read the noble resolutions |
Of my brother officers of Indiana in the |
gallant army Of Rosecrans. who having
assisted by their heroism in achieving
the splendid victory over the traitor
army under Brags, turn round to rebulSe
the more vile aud c0wardly traitors az
home, who having taken advantage Of
the absence Of over one hundred thoa-
sand patriot soldiers 20 steal into mower.
are disgracing our State by their treas
enable acts. l'.'' f'T'
! desire 10 thank these brave Officers
who, knowing no party save that for tbe
Union, have adopted these resolntions
which meet the most hearty approval
Any man, or ct OF men who, In tlmes
like these, when our Governniont Is en-
gagged ina deadly struggle. for ils exis.
t0nce, struggle which involves not only
the fate of free Government IN cur own
country bat for ali the world, would at
tempt 10 disgrace and prostitute th6 name
OF Democrat by organizing a patty un.
dor that name 10 oppose the Government
aud divide and distract the people OF he
loyRi States, are traitors nipol meoar haa
0'ots W arms icto bolily and dlecily seek ds J
destruction Qf he QrsraesL 0r ,hese
pretended Democrats sneakinglY aud
nnnIunNiIU aHuk fha u L. y