The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-05-13

ruins Of the noble bridge across Green
River which they had destroyed; to
Grsyson, Bowling Green, Nashville, Sa
vannah aud Shiloh; 10 Columbia, Frank
lin, Shelbyville, Murfreesboro and Nc.
Ninuvills; to Rock Island, last Summer;
thence through that drcadftVy terrific q
MON Of toar, which swept from Chatta-
noogA to Louisville, aud Perryville, Ky,
under BUELL. aud his Generals parallel,
and clashing with the armies Of the enc
my under BRAGG and KGRBY SMITH; aud
again to the grea, battle Of stones Riv-
er, near Murfreesboro, Tennessee, under
the great and noble RosEoRANs.
But my poor services are very insig
hiicant beside the mighty blows which
you, noble freemenl have struck this
horrible ogre Of treason-ihis despotic
enemy to the peace and happiness Of all
mankind! which aims at nothing less than
10 rule, with iron rod, over us, This gre1t
free people after having Euined the glorious
free Government of our fathers. Mark
you'll Thiriy-fve long years by them
have been spent in subtly plotting out
this problem of treason, before they
plunged our great aud happy country
into this most horrible civil war. The
sons of tories of old, in the revolution,
published in their reasonable papers in
1861. the letters of the English emissary,
RUSSELL, which openly announced thai
all through the South, the cry was: II
zee 0nly had one Of Che royal sons of England
to reign over as, 700 would b ooatentr
That's i'll And you have it here in
book form, published by RUSSELL him.
self in England, and now for sale in
Nashville. have seen it, saw il in
the Richmond Dispatch in June 1861,
while at the Union Convention in Green
vile, Tenn, and much m2re Of tho same
sort.
AWAKE, o, FREEMEN OF CoLUMBrAl and
with your cleaning scimeters show
them your might and power TO NOW them
down like snakes in the tender grass, if
they do not submit.
From ocean to ocean and from lakes
to gulf this "Master Race" Of traitors
most sSaJt1c, have long been thoroughly
organized, and actively at work. Behold
a mighty nation of freemen-bAthed in
the blood of her own sous Turn tho
/ key, let SLAVERY loose 1.-THE great strength
and p'ete1t of this rebellion and we are
not only safe but will save many thou
sand of precious lives of noble patriots !
Put tho proud and bloody despots TO
work or to starve for sOmthing to eat,
aud freeze for something to wear and
they will soon forget to go about excit-
log bloody war against the innocentl
What have the great aud enlightened
nations of the earth long said to us
What says the noble and amiable Queen
of Great Britain to us about ~ you
baast loudly Of liberty and free2oB.-yet you
,OiHPm up and sell at auction .fJty men,
i0ODsn and children at time r. Bloody
deceit! TO be SURE! and aon is the time, IN
EVER to remedy ai Did not the warning
voices Of Washington, Adams, Madison,
Monroe, Webster and Clay, come down
to Us, that Ghve'y you'd Ger ajHIy bring
t'ess bloody scenes upon rs u Il t0as per-
united 10 60 ont Yes! in thunder tones;
reverberaliug down TO eternity, they
have long pronounced its sentence
'glahy'-'he greatest Of all evilsr r. Then
why do we cherish it, aud neurish IL?
This venOmous viper in our bosoma
striking lite fangs into our very hearts
Heaven and dying people cry aloud
unto us--Whs' Then let il be eman-
cipated forever, Now Genty-Aougl
as extracting an eye. too,h Nth tie loyal, but
rapidly aud violently II necessary Nth h,
bloody traitors' Let the slave go free,
forever 10 himself
z. II. GRIsHAM,
Clerk 2nd XIV CavatrU