The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-09
Emigration to MeXICO-A Mysterious
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From the Philadelphia Press, May 4.

Movement.
From the Philadelphia Press, Nayf.
Il IS very evident that the valuable
region Of country known as Mexico
occupies a very considerable share o
attention. Several organizations ar,
being perfected in this city, all appa
rontly acting under one head. Similar
movements are made in the city OF
NeW York, having the same object in
view There is some publicity given to
the efforts at organization, and report
SAYS that large numbers of returned
soldiers, rebel refuge s, repentant rebel
soldiers, and other persons of civil pro-
fessions. are swelling the lists daily with
their names IL Is reported that these
men intend emigrating to Mexico as
soon as possible, but for what purpose
we cannot ascertain from an authentic
source There is considerable outside
tall, Of desire TO enforce the Monroe
doctrine in the most summary manner.
IL is said that over tiTe thousand in
the city OF New York alone have en-
rolled themselves, and the business
seems almost amounting 10 a Juror. A
gentleman accredited with power ar
rived i'm Philadelphia on Thur-dav of
last week, and he has already Put the
ball in motion-so IL j. currently re-
ported-aud the result As much actiyi-
~ prevails, though conducted on the
principle Of suil waters run deem q"
10 is stated that the emisrants are
wanted 10 progress with and perfect
modem improvements incident with
the march Of civilization. Large rail-
roads aud extensive manufactures and
immense mining explorations are talk
ed about There is nothing said about
ilHe manufactures nor ssltpetre. Per
haps these additions may not be want
ed, as the emigrsnts will be armed with
the most modern Improvements in
deadly weapons, 10 be used as occasion
may require There is much mystery
connected with the movement: but the
idea Of the Monroe doctrine seems to
be decidedly popular. Even some of
the detectives, who have been in Mex
ico are rather shy in conversation on
the subject, but they would be "de>
lighted 70 visit that place once more.
All they say Is the movement is a big
thing and sufficient unto the dav Is
she evil thereof This is eouivocsl
language but accompanied with sly
winks, mods, dc, may be considered
significant Of something, not desirable
al the present time TO De made public
In connection with this affair We
hear OF parties who desire 70 visit Mex.
hv 1naH.,I -
Seventy men, who have seen sea and
naval service, are already Organized.
and the commander is a gentleman
truly loyal, once IN the service. station
ed IN foreign waters. 1t is also hinted
that vessels are being or will be fitted
out at Baltimore and manned by hardy
crews. Our large cities are now over
populated, and rs il Is likely the num-
Der will be swelled TO sn almost indefi-
nlte extent N a few months. it is
thought proper by the enterprising
genuensn engaged in the emigrsnt
moVemenk TO prepare an outlet at
once through which the tide of popu-
lsuon may readily flow. Incident IA
TINS movement there will be ouita !
demand for some Of the iTnitad
states vessels, to be sold 70 the bicbest
bidder, in a short time.
Our BOYS IL MEXICO.
Prom tae hiisburE Commercial. Nsv-
The rumor Is repeated that our how.
IN lsrge numbers, are disposed - o. - ;
Mexico and restore the republic w
have no question that this feeIin, a.
tensively prevails, but we DO moi hsl;s-a
our government will be drawn into re
controversy. The present indicstion.
are, Macmillan viii leave in one 49, -
and We should not be surprised sbo,,J5
some Of our boys be on hand ~ -
him Of We do not, however. 1880 ~
the slightest credit TO the suggegt 49,,
that the force now collecting al Nab
vile, and whose destination il TO-
is for any other purpose than TO 6rive
the rebels out Of that State. and kser
the peace across the border. Il evi.
dsntly is wise, however, 70 have suf-
fcient force conveniently at hand, "a
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