The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-09-04

cannot exist without the sympathy and
collision Of the inhabitants Of the
country thro' which they roam. There
fore, not for mere butchery, not for any
exercise Of cruelty, nor for the gratifca-
ton Of any pr,iudices we may have
formed, but from an instinct Of self
preservation, we said there must be an
utter determination Of the bushwhack-
ets on the Missouri eide OF the line. l
repeat that for self preservation, there
| shall be q lcrmiusti0n in the first tier Of
counties IN the border Of Missouri "A
voice" and the second tier, tool Yes
Ii eNtcrminAuon In the first tier will not
secure o Kansas protection to the lives
| and property Of her citizens, let the
second tier 90, and the third, aud tier
aiter tier until the obieo is accomplished
and the State secure. A voice-"N No
oaths of allegiance Oathf Of ale
giancef Great God I Odths Of allegiancsl
No one who has not heard Lane, can
know the bitterness with which he pro-
nounced these words. 1t WAS the groWl
Of the red tiger and the hiss Of the rat
| llesnAke in its ltrceness
When in Missouri the other day, took
special pains to inquire the whereabouts
of the most reliable Union man In the
county, and was re erred 20 = Mr. Hook,
living on Grand River. | rode several
miles TO see this beau ideal of Union
man In the border counties of Missouri,
and when | found him | asked where be
was FROM Kentucky" What were
his poliucs2 Union" of course. What
did he mean by Union2 "The Constitu-
ton as 1t is and the Union as il was.
tie meant by the Union as il was the
right to own niggers and o get them back
| when they ran away under the Fugitive
Slave law. And il he could not have the
Union as IL was, then he WAS In favor OF
the southern Uonfederacy, under which
he could have all those rights aud get his
niggers back. This is Union mAn In
the border counties of Missouri l asked
him It he had seen any bushwhackera
He seen some the other day, when lot
of QuAntrilPs men came along aud order
ed dinner for fifty; he had talked with
them often. The bush whackers have the
beat regulated commissAriat in the world;
they 60 ahead and order dinner, and then
sat down and eat it. A voice-"WhAt
did you do with him 2 He's in hell
| We lett him IN the hands of our exeou-
TONER.
For thirty years the North have been
slaves of slavery, and | would prefer all
the horrors of war TO a continuance Of
the state of things which has existed
since the Inauguration of Franklin Pierce.
The same cause will produce the same
effects. Preserve slavery and our ohiI-
dren will be compelled 10 fight the war
over again, aud can regard 1t as moth
ing but cOwardice and treason 10 them
10 close the war while the shackles clash
upon one slave in the country. shat
vote against peace while freedom reigns
from one end Of the original territory OF
| the United States to the other Peace
will come, and quickly, If we are only
true TO our manhood. Ii 10 coming sure-
ly now. Sumter is orumbling--shells
are bursting in Charleston-RpsecrAns Is
investing Ohsttanoog Grant is on the
way to Mobile-SavAnnah falls with
Chai lesion, and the end Of tho rebellion
is at hand.
ask, fellow citizens, that, II you con-
cur with me, you will vote for q resOlu-
tion demanding the removal Of Schoheld,
conservative Schoileld, and the appoint
ment Of radical, 1--we man TO tho com
mand OF the ID partment
With few Appropriate words la con-
Cusion Gen. Lane retired, when COM
mittee was appointed on resol rtions AT
ter brief absence the committee sub
mitted the following, which were unSni-
mously adopted by the meeting, IS was
Gen. Lanes resolution in reference 10 the
Assem- blago at Paola.
WHEREAS, the late terrible tragedy at
| Lawrence--One unparalleled 10 atrOoity
IN the annals of either civilized or savage
warfare, is directly ohArgeable to the i'm
beetle aud inefficient policy of the oom-
mNnder Of this Department, and tho
criminAlity Of his advisers aud abettOrs,
and,
WHEREAS, under his administration
Kansas has lost more peaceAble citizens
by cold bio ded hatchery than we're kill-
I'd in Kansas regiments at Wilson's creek d,
Cane Hill and Prairie Grove, Therefore,
Resolved, That we demand the imme-
date removal Of Gen Sohoheld, and the
appointment in his stead of a General
who has both the ability and the will 10
eKtermiuaie the guerrillAs nov swarming
upon our border.
While the commit tee were absent May
or Anthony introduced a series Of reso-
lutions, also passed unanimously, that
the counties OF Platte, Clay, Buchanan
and Andrew would be held responsible
Tor any rebel outrages Ia Kansas north
of the river, the penalty 10 be the total
| "A. al aft Of linn NnTtU nIlRa vida
along tho frontier.
wei KiII the FsJted Caif"