The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-03-27
fs%efDI Z NoRFiSei, MaFcH n, 1869.


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Enrolling under the Conservation Act
is being arranged on a system by which
IL is believed that the entire force Of the
country GAN be enrolled during the
- mona, Or April, commencing on the first
Of that month.
CgE5ir W. do NashtiIlo rally Union. o i.''-
An Appeal for East TonnessoRHEy
ny AN EAST TENNEssEAN.
AZ EFsaqs aERl las1 asT Trss. FRO cA ,.Sg4
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earnest desire of every East Tennessepn
now in the field. Every man is willing
to execute Aey truat or perform any duty
assigned him-fght, conquer il possible
and return to his home after The strug-
Riggs PerJ ph4y will don'6re, from the
fact that they are the only people, now
nE..n1stio Federal army whose homes are in
!, r7fatedIbV and iupvapessiDTOf the rebels
NJ IN consideration Of their condition, for
mer treatment, loss Of property and
frendS ldestructiOh bfiaH that is dear 10
them at home and their future prospects,
Rthey strongly urge fhis claim, Viz. That
they may, all Of them, be thrown into
one Division and be permitted to enter
.gI4pst Tenpsssecgirst efRpy Felsfqltroops,
They have homes to protect, families
who have a very small pittance "until
.il thol1Sederal, army comes" 10 care for,
% ,,faso aso,,, 49,, no ono con otfend IN
81, as wen as they. These people, loyal to
= 1.-The core; have stood long and waited
, .aSsR asiendy Cor the blessed day TO come
when they would be relieved from the
bondage of REBELLION, No men, have suf-
~. 49, fef6d 'mqrs, no msnohqyei done more, sac
.pa98Gcedt more, ard bten more anxious to
.h'sbtl,u piis contest ,Jororatly than they.
~. Hgye they not Alright, then, to urge their
claim, sue the authorities for permission
TO join the several regiments already on
theirreturn 10 East Tennossees and claim
Jbe privilege af defending their wives and
children now suffering at the hands of
as'their personal enemies Who cam say
,h No and whois there SO devoid Of sym
.spalhy as 90 say one word against II Z
All East Tepnesscans believe and laloao
they can go and are ready and. more than
willing to attempt an invasion-at their
own'expense, if need be. Look at Ken
" HleEg ard Tennessee, side by side! See
whatbAs kean done forOne, and how has
the other been treated 2 Kentucky has
had millions,of meu--many of our own
too-and Hhoney distributed 10 relieve
beAtof IA ,eprgadings cancet that has
faeh ods syery,lffe, and what Is the
esulN MSresboilg, more cancerl East
Tsangs seS bas lid no money, but chou
sSna AeA distfibnted elseipzets than
bona - PIT down tte rebsliinn, and
sKss f1salag Net one step taken to
refia56 dc loyal thetet She contains, in
the emhpdiwspt Of s.lew; thousand hearts
'1ihatnow beat thioa % Che sound1of The
.distant tlderal drum, more stealiHg Icy
any .ihsn. Keniucky ever engendercd
y.athought Of, ofaeceptedl What is her re-
sswsrd2 Servitnde to set Of rebel hordes
s.foseigh teen long ni0uths. What is Ken
tucky'a reward for her alienation and
disobedepoe AIenhnd money pro-
'stcct rehpfpfopertynl East Tennessee has
lisSn.shut out from all intercourse with
her own. sons or assistance from them,
Vahd now begs to asriddelr Of the infa-
ssnseass and adegraicd sci Of marauders
-splGmdenDg their homes aud scanty stores
ild What has been done 70 relieve the suf-
sSfarhig pdor tliSre? Let history answer
It's lamentable to see men here longing
torelieve their friends from The tyranny
sofgaE Soathorn despotismi How much
ki9fe. Iamcntable and dreadful is il to
'7ifAf how ipAumanly aud barbarously
their families are treated in East Ten
,nessee at this fine, gsyo they not
ask again. reAssn, 70 urge this claim ?
Win not our leading men exert them
selves 10 the behalf Of these loyal men,
Who have bied, almost died, aud sacri-
feed al gthoyhaye and are to support
the .l11st,sAl Ci6tesaniaht9 Gan there not
be s9rFP mqspsI dsliRedsbg.@laah they
can have their most important aud ur-
gsht request granted? This Regiuieht
consists of more than thousand men
from homes now ia rebel bands. They
daily urge nponl as oliictTs TO do all m
our power tOsccorciTSit return with
the First aud second East Tennessee
Regiments, now on thew way home, yust
letusgo," they say ana ws'iT risk The
eonsequencesC yNotaa ,oalce8 NOT Gpfl-
vateesq-bo Hound spopE tbc thousand
who would not esteem tina tho proudest
day Of his life, on. which an, order
should be issued 70 return TO be more
personal, including ourselves n the last
appeal, we are desitops. and urge one
request TO be put willnmen Of our own
stamp, these with whom We have walked
hand in hand for years, As cayalrymen,
letus share our lot with the Intantrymen
ofiour6wa' ceahtry 'r'7 -o
SMofeel sensible Of tho Importance Of
cavalry here, but let men Of a nearer kin