The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-01

Tse Shenandonh--The British Cow
eminent called upon 20 Cui short
the Pirates Career.
F-on t.s Londou 1anes. Sept Cd
lea. 81 so rr1d Ut such wsrtcn ana vim
{ 9 -r.v. ierastftion. and ae ra1 bake --,.t
z al ouancs fsr the cxesptrst.on oi thr s1ru-
Z -ir- interests .n l1-ilorl.is- 81 b.. uerha-s.
Z sarural that their rcseutuent should bet-ar
i;s.lTla B ter allusicl. ro roe alleged COM
rl.c.tv 81 this caunrry with the evIl deals
{ 81 the Shenandoah. rIhe Euriish pirate. ''
-rte Er-si.h thief" "Ile English n.-
rate. thiel. 81 rebaer sea +-iag. c..iei thc
Snclantosh- -r.a sfe fae ul--a which
tas uahspPy Hsstsi 81 'Pta.7s Of Tie cop
nos the uufs so u iee the uears1me con-
lrovsrsg Ca che r-aai equipment ol the
Ala5aml and hsr ealsarts HheIheror u1t
thev arauirc3 @ auei natoual character
under ne .amn Is.lah 81 PresIde1s DAVIS.
ana aha'ere naF he thlaght cf the ur.ri-
iazrs ..rreairl % ttcm .u British 4aI
Fr,rsf n.. ts. iaeF hage now lose both fEs
eac a.td DE cfher. De Shenandoah b. aa.
salutcif faeladrl 'r1ln slc ier in any Tal-
Of orr Go1sinaols, asa icst Anra husse.Is
cir-u.ar shaud nos have rstca.G ksHcra.
gsr's i.iaaa, TIE British Ncus1. at >au fr7--
ei-..n. u.th nra iscworthv iur. t1u. POD. fr.s-
rranne,l ihe Subsistence OF Do Oh tlr taterurr
81 thst colony. rhis j. % that eaH .t-ie..v
Be- requaei 81 PSI iuicruu--.H.. .su. r.s.-
lay e. wus1h caEsitir lu- whether flr-
thrr step waula nos Pei urt.l". unu.r Che
pe..r'isr ctrruflffalecs et Ite casa. Cur
neutralfv, with its very llf .'a-lts'
ani ii- very ouerola ~lrtes. aas ceased
uith the war. a8a net 10 rla.r.rs ..f o..
ssl .ssfioas. issai aiia scored. t.ea- f-.eEl.
narfr flrir 81 Hcfrc. We hsEe ann
sst'sGed tsa rsreirc uleu1s Dl honor ss BE-
tHeen ourselves and che now rvans. Con.
tsiaraia Government. af.il tltrr BE- uo 'urre-
raotn for thc exercise oil Imrlrtl- 'y- l.arr
is lao surh thlur e. q ''lor le,ieriIr steamer
Shenandoah" sar there D. 40 hei.-rr.r-
power to clam her 90 o. Pc Ets ponsio.c f.r
any euormites that she may perFCtrrt.-
Capttin Va addeIl, IS 80 all .G,cutH aad rH-
poses, his own ms Ter. aud has the absolute
disposal cf on the p urlrr Which lc rar
sceuuulate. Ia othrr woIils. Do IS engaged
.a q private hgccauceEluc ra.a- Er. BIAS
there's made himsei. th' enemy 81. a. ".y-
ii.lcI naf.ous. BE mav have uei -.1. r.I.
s-ns of his own Or fpar.r- p 90. rlfr-
chsuimcn. hut thrrr b. na ErHI ..l.H1 tHaa
We can see WHY ha ahuuit ac spared .H.lrr
then amy other nirato q De- -huH.d .rar.s
CD fsll Ip with British mas.'i. .Ir. ll was
unt bis respect Cor Eagli-l HHeT.ta4 tv, 1uI
tie .iialce ti The colonial government
laws Whcn the Shenandoah ify .u Aust-.
ian waters. Justice sud policy alee su--
-Cst that we SHOULD ara thr luIiea States n
cutting short bis iaW'css career, and HuIu1r
DOVE uutraecs so ruiuuus Oh .IuluItlgn u.I
io tisgracelul ID civilization. We haHe thrt
Instructions % chat cdcet maF he sent I.
be commander of our squadron .1 che Ia.
s.dr 10 g. an t-t that would De HpprcelHlrd
BY the United states lud Justified Hv ruH..
'pinian iu Grcat Britain. Nothug hut tIe
tircat rcrossiiv could cxguse Che svstrw H'
undermining and burning chips ou Che high
.eas adopted hy thc touic.lsfalc rruI.s.F
iarin- Tho war. So strong was the icr.u.
~a'ust Do .u this country thut maHy people
could uUycr be induced ia believe rhat f
vas tolerated bv inicruai.onr lav. AtUHu
lrariiccd hy CAPTAIN nuddeIl. BOD HaETuul
iehauce al an law, 90 can excite nothing Hg.
horror. end thc c.rtuur stance of Che sHrur.
ia3h being launched .fom our own shores.
l.ter al. Que efforts fs uaiutafu tHr spur .I
PIE fore. rn enlistment urt. vIll certainly uH.
VIA Tor Der any exceptional sympalhy.