The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-02-25

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eF 8eorsaDization
Late sdsioss from New Orleans ere
hisbly epcourseing 10 ell tie frienda Of
the Union. The work Of reorganization
Is going an, IS IL must 50 or, wheaever
ihose who take Che matter ia hand, are
statesmen, and have no personsl ends to
sobsesye. The course of Gen. Banks has
been most admirable; he from The first
eommenced clearing the way fer the
sew order Of things; and he was net
long in removing the obstacles, and then
al he had to 10, WAS to let the people
accomplish tbs rest themselves.
10 one nan in power c.a rsoFgaaizs q
State; but be can do much to aid or re-
lard a movement Of the people; and The
General has chosen 80 sid them.
This sensible course, we are inclined 70
believe, will not materially diminish his
political prospects in The fulure; nor
viii such = course Of disiniersstedness
diminish tue prospects Of any msn Hho
adopts it; the people are not fools they
can aud viii discriuinate between pa
iriots and selfish psrtizsns.
This New Orleans Era Of tie 10Th inst,
says up to ten O'clock Of the 9Th tue
number Of men registered in Orleans
Parish was IS follows:
Seuser registered nsder Gov. shePlsys order 2,ssl
Eunbsr taken he Presideuts Gath nad Fegisie III
7.,,,s,ns., registered 49,
At the same time the ofIise vas full Of
applicants Tor certificates. The clerks
we're busy making out papers and regis
tsfing the nance, aud the prospects We're
favorsbls for big rush between thsn'
aud closing Of the books previous 70 the
election.
In Jefferson City, Judgo Payne, Reg
lister, I'D to that date had granted GER
aacates to more than 800, of which
number about 200 have taken the oath
prescribed By the President. In Carol
ton. in Jefferson Parish, about 30 regis
tered, all CT whom have taken the Presi-
dents oath. The following is a SUM
mary Offhs registry in The two parishes
up 70 The morning Of the 9Th:
Reyistered under Gcv shepley's order 2tc7
Registered and taken the Prsiideats cath z4ol
7o,,, ,,y,.,sr.s asss
Il was estimated that atlesst $50 more
voters would come forward in jefferson
before the election.
II viii be noticed that were thus Sc
cured in the Parishes of Orleans and
Jefferson enough votes to amount to about
one. tenth Of tho aggregate vote in the
State at the last Presidential election.
But this was regarded as no reason for
the relaxation Of their Efforts.
The prospect was, that Mr. Hahn
would be elected Governor with little
opposition. He is an old and influential
citizen, and, as editor Of the True Delts,
stood ont fox the Union, even after the
passage Of the so called act of secession;
and though oompslled to be silent Tor .
time, lie never compromised his Union
ism, 60 far as we have been aba to as
certain.
All the Hahn meetings passed vigorous
anti-slagery resoluicns-sdopting the
immediate emancipation theory. The
following is 3 speech of bis, recently de-
liyered:
FKLLoW- CITIZENS: I congratulate you
on the evident change in tho public mind
with regard to the Union within the last
Two years. The Cause of our couolFy
and freedom is Masking rapid and gigantic
strides. The spirit Of rebellion is fast
giving way to love for our Union, and
before many months elspse we will again
ba 4 united, happy and powerful people
God, in bis infinite mercy, will not allow
this country and this people to become
permanently divided. The cause Of JUS
tice is The cause Of the Union.
-Thrioo f. he armed, who hath his quarrel just,
when the spirit Of secession irstrear-
ed its head in this city, in 1860, was
the fret man to offer . resolution Of de-
votion TO the UsiOD, at public meeting on
this very squire. I have continued TO
love the Union ever since, al through
the darkest hours Of this rebellion. 1t
does not become ne to speak Of myself
bat in conclusion I must say that If |
an elected your Governor | viii enter
on the discharge of my duties perfectly
free and untsammelsd, without any
pledges, except those of the principles
with which you are all familiar, and with
= discrimination 10 do justice TO all men.
Let each and every one of us 60 10 the
polls on the 22d and vote for the men of
our choice. Let US east a large V0ts
whether for or sgsinst me, so that our
friends in the North may see that
Louisiana is in truth fully retaining to
the Union.
The election took place on tho 22d,
and doubtless ere this, the State govern
meat is in operation. So much for dis
inseressedDess on the part Of those who
control matters.
The Wax in Europe.