The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-02
5o8de1ss oFIao N.IhriIio U1iaD-
IRAN fha Mountains.

lEoE ne Mountains.
Thinkina perhaps word from the
ALonntsins would not prove uninterest-
i ing = yozr Feeders, avail myself Of the
srednnaf sfT6rded to jot down.a few
serr as section Of the common
ssel,E ne = Agricultural disposition
+ is b PSI sla5nnt interest 20 her people
! would ~ although early 70 speak Of
esst spSels, that the spring wheat.
fhroas6 he section Of country, loolzs
/ qEile pFomifinE and though the breadth
ofiand aoFn does not compare favora .
bly With that sown before the war, yet
i IA abose ths average seeded during
sac past TIRES years. The disposition
% produce, generally. seems to be bet
Ter among the people than at any time
during the last tEoor three years
caused, We have lisns doubt, rom a
sense Of approaching security Which
has been denied them for the several
years past
You have aireAdy published the vote
Of our county IN the late election,
which cannot but be gratifying TO the
lovers Of law aad order. CT oar repre-.
sentative, Asa Faulkner, Esq, 70 those
who know him, it Is useless to add 8
Vord Of eonmeE5sHon ne has been
. staunch, firm and consistent union
man from the earliest inception Of
seceseion--a fin saioa ran, when 9th,
ers Of louder pretensions, forsook tie
banner Of their country, at least for 4
season, and quietly saw It's folds saper.
cede2 By stranger. or his admins
trsiiFe talent We knew bat littls, bat
We know that hs 3 honest, of strong
and clear mind, and one who has the
good Of all men, Of all sections eminent.
y At heart, and whatever receives hia
sanction, in legislative capacity, we Of
the Mountains are willing 70 submit to
whsneves it, 1ake the shape Of Law.
People could not have been better
pleased had the convention referred the
selection to them, and most pillingly
and hsartiiy have they spdorsea the &c
ton oftas Convention n this regard.
ofthe "pesCe" and tranquility Ofthis
section rs cannot speak 80 farorsbly,
yet We feel free to say that there are
worse counties than Warren much
nearer the Capitol Of our state. abd
whose people enjoy disadvantages that
are denied oar people In all honesty
and -OahdOss Wsxren has had a reputs,
ton abroad that never legitimately be-
ionsed 70 her True, there have been
some bad rnsn WhoopszatsdI within her
borders, but few Of them we're her eitiL
zsns. neither was their actions endorsed
By the people. But their lad ao,ions
have been submitted 70 and gone un-
punished By the people themselves
partly from fear, and greatly on account
Of their destitution Of the means of de-
fence, and the absence Of proper as
susanee that they would Be pfoteeted
By the GovernInentin Riding Ii coun-
~ Of all bad men. But, recently we
are. informed, that such assurances have
been extended 10 them, and they have
been permitted 20 organize themselves
into District conRanies. for the exclu,
sive purpose Of protecting snd defend
ing themselves against maEaaders Of
every description, and driving them
from the eogniy. already companies
havs been formed IN each District Of
ths county, and are BOW awaiting full
instructienh from General MillrOy as to
how they are 70 operate. When the
people Of 3 whole county band them
selves together for mutual projection,
rowing maraudera nouia do:,eeilto sleep,
IS il Is said rabbits de, risk 6olk syes open.a
PLEBlAS.
P. Seen. Millroy hss issued his
orders, which are very acespsabl 70 the
people, Ano nAVe altayed the appre-
tensions which wers felt by some, rs
10 the animate intent OF the organisa.
ton, and have satisfied all that the OBJ
jeet desired was solsiy to plaes be cit
iaeDs me position % protectthsnselses
against depredatioas from msraudihg
parties In connection with his orders
70 the Home Guard, he has issued ord
ers instructing citizens to report
promptly, and without fear, all depre-
dAtions upon personal property, made
by Federal soldiers and guaranteeing
70 the citizens full and prompt
compensation for sll supplies which are
actually needed for the subsistence Of
the garrison, and promising immedi&te
and severe punishment to al depreda
tors. Theorders are wise and just, and
their appearance has bean great relief
70 the people
As occasion may present itself, you
may hear from me again. .as4sosP,
Warren County. March q 1875