The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-04-29

PoNtANHN GAAANNA |
The Louisville Democrat has gone crazy
over tho Declaration" ofthe Union club
Of this city. Sundays edition Of that
paper contained a second attack on the
members of this body, which they will
be diverted to see and we copy It in
full:
EMANCIPATION IN TEsNRssEE.-SeveF-
al mornings since We stated iE our news
column that at a meeting OF the "Union
League in Nashville Tennessee, q reso-
luton had been adopted condemnatory
Of the institution Of slavery, as ipimicai
to enlightened progress, dishonorable TO
labor, and in favor Of its emancipation
in that State, at the earliest possible date.
This resolution we do not doubt, origin-
ated with few men in Nashville who
have gone 10 that city since its occupa-
ton by the Federal forces, and who real
ly have no permanent interest in the
welfare Of Tennessee, and who do not
represent any respectable number OF her
people. We exceedingly regret that
there arc such men in Nashville. They
have been a stumbling block 10 the way
ofreyiving the Union sentiment Of the
people there, ever since they went into
The city. They are all traitors 10 the Union
cause, having ct heart none other than
feelings of bitterness toward the South,
and wishing only the destruction of her
people aud her institutions. Thei,
mouth piece is the Nashville Union. Tht
editor is an Abolitionist. His object
has been since the Grst publication OF his
paper, TO abuse the ladies of Nashville,
TO villify her most estimable citizens.
and 10 make war upon the institutions OF
the State. He is not a Tennessean, and
went TO Nashville after the occupation Of
of the place by the Federal forces.
The resolution Of this abolition
League" has been heralded through IN
North as The expression of the Union
men of Tennessee. We emphatioally de-
ny that il is so.
This is very loyal talk for a man who
edited that very loyGl paper the Nashville
Republican Banney, during the reign of re-
bellion in this place. We think that it
will not only entertain the public here,
but instruct the people of Louisville, to
u read the following extracts from the edi-
torials Of the Banner,
\ The frst extract is a part Of a very
touching appeal to Kentucky, and an
apology torher i%nvasion. Read it:
Surely, KeDtucky--A State proudly
eminent in the brilliant annals of the
SOuth-cannot sacrifice her fair fame
upon the bloody altar of the Lincoln
Despolism The presence of Tennessee
troops l0i.ia her BORDERS is designed az peli
10 p eserOe the Constitutional rghts Of that
neble Commonwealth from the ,cickea en-
,cyoachmsHts Of an Admfhisyat,on no,c icholEy
regardless of the U~eaeratel principles Of The
past, as 10 render secure from ~inuasion the
homes and property # Tennessee. And the
true men Of Kentucky, now that the is.
sue is unequlvocally made, will quickly
advance 10 their own safety and that OF
their State, under the protecting folds OF
the Confederate standard. We were
confident long since, that such n crisis
would arise ia Kentucky, but We never
doubted the loyalty Of her brave sons 10
the vast interests which would thus be
put at stake. All the warm attachments
which, in other days, bound Tennessee
and Kentucky SO closely together, wit
now inspire those bold spirits who, eve
true TO the South when the Union wa
In tact, wiH rally Rog 10 fectaifm their 1evo.
l~utioRa,g inheritance 6on1 The 0reak Of a
droken federation.
Very fine, indeed Almost equal tc
this is the Baane-'s call for rebel troops
BaNe UP THE RESERVE.
We hope to see he ranks of the Re
serve Corps of 10000 volunteers filled
up speedily. The Proclamation Of the
Governor calling out this force will be
found in our paper this morning, speci-
flying the conditions upon which they
will be received. The war has bat lust
commenced. The Confederate Govern
ment proposes 10 put 100000 men in the
field in addition to those already there.
This number will be necessary TO carry
the contest 10 a successful conclusion.
Every sblebodied man capable of bear
ing arms, should enroll himself in the
Reserve Corps, submit 20 the necessary
drill, end be ready, when the time comes,
to strike the decisive blow. The Iat,
splendid victory Of our army in VirgiRia
igia only nervs hc cnemy 70 reneloe4 and re-
doubled %ereytion.
And hear how jubilant the Banner was
over some rebel victories
TIE NEws-Fhe Geographic dis.
patches this morning from Virginia and
Missouri, will be found highly interest.
Ing. The glorious cause OF Southern in.
dependence Is strengthened aud made
douhly sure by every blow struck by
our gallant leaders against the hirelings
Of tho Lincoln despotism, The mighty
arm of the Ruler OF the Universe seems
stretched forth in behalf of our srug
Cling people.
On, Goth of January, 1862, he thu,
enlogized the liberty Of tho Confederaey
and rebuked the ~despotism of Lincoln
In the dominions Of Lincoln, where M
vestige OF dcceney is left 10 tell the story
OF Yankee Doodle or sing a dirge over
the American Eagle, much less illustrate
The nature Of once free institutions
where tho old mornings OF liberty and
law have been totally abandoned by ID,
press aud the people-where mobs and
mob law triumph over popular assembly
and balloi-box with equal arrogance AND
ipsolence-where he pulpit and the ia.
dietary have become tainted through and
through with the infection OF deepotism.
and from their pinnacles Of civi6,at#r