The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-29
From Parson Rro,rnIo,r.
We clip the following from the Knox
vile Wing Of the 18th inst:

Vile wing OF the 10th INST:
Sending Them S0uRl.-The preparations
making to send certain rebel families
South is creating quite q stir in the camps
Of their associate traitors, aud it is looked
upon as q great hardship, and as 3
species Of cruelty far ahead of anything
acted cut by the Beast" Butler at New
Orleans. Although these families and
individuals are active, unrelenting, and
insulting rebels, defiant in their con-
duct and conversation, and most Of them
actual h0nle spies, it is cruel to send them
out from their homes, and upon four OF
five days notice.
To send out the families of Maynard
and BrOwnlow, upon thirty hours no
tice, and then 10 seize upon their effects,
sell them out at public cutlery, and confis-
cate them, was all right To send out
Vaughn's thieVing band Of murderers 70
burn down houses In R0ane, Anderson,
and Morgan counties, over the heads Of
poor Union women and children, because
their husbands and sOBs had gone into
the Federal army, was not cruel, but pa
triOtic and right To impFisOn hundreds
of Union men in their filthy Southern
prisons, and cause their deaths by starVa-
ton, cold, and grief, was all right To
rob Union families al over Eastern Ten
nessee, to shoot down husbands, brothers,
and sons, in the presence Of mothers,
wives and daughters, was not cruel, but
the tender mercies Of 3 Confederate Gov
eminent, having and enjoying The smiles
of Cod
Oh you scoundrels, you have had your
day-ours has at length come-and you
must take consequences. Some Of these
she-devils who are 70 go South, were Of
the very class, who, two years ago, waved
their handkerchief5 and exulted When
Union men were hung here These are
beautiful devils 70 claim The sympathies
Of Federal officers nov! They are daily
troiting up and down these streets, abus-
ing the LincOlnitss, and avoHing their
devotion to the South. Let them 20 10
their friends, ard stay with them
4 Rebel FrencLsr-As bad specimen
Of q rebel preacher as East Tennesses
afforded and society is cursed with is
the Rev. Fielding Pope, 3 PresbY terrain
preacher Of Bio1nt county. he managed,
By hook and By crook, % get up q fegiFal
among bis del1ded followers. and con-
nectedi il with the raising Of Eolunteer.
forces for the rebel army. He preached
10 them that God Wss on their side-got
them up to the m0urner's beneh-lectur-
cd them aWhile-theH advised them 10
20 into the rebel army, snd assured them
that, if :hey died ia the cause, they
would be saved. rsa
We have known this old hoarY- head
ed rebel for IS years. he was an anti
slavery man until be married widow
lady owning . gsng Of negroes, and then
be turned rebel lie ought 70 be sent
South, and that without DELAY.
S.tu1ti04l u tle Armies.-Our readers,
far and near, viii expect us to-give them
some information a. 70 the whereabouts
aud purposes Of the two large armies IN
Upper East Tennessee. We are really
not able 70 say what is doing. The two
armies are forty 20 forty-fve miles east
Of this, extending from Che H0ist0n River
soath to the ChVcky RiEer. Or forces
have made a forward movement, the cav
airy going forward and the Infantry TAX
ing their places, bat whether ; tight e
Intended, or = new field for foFaging IL
locked FOR, We haEs 40 means Of knowing.
We have the largest army, 4 4 in the
best condition, wen oilcered, snd We feel
that It il Unsafe hands .se=
II Cur readers cOuld see LongstFecs's
forces, theJ WoRld 81 oncs see = sosne
that beggars description. They are Ace
most Wretched looking set Of men that
ever embarked in Is base and piraiicsl
= cause. Many Of them are in their