New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-08
B<geperaiien Of Tennsssee-Dawn OF
Brighter Day-Raiiro s6s-Deserters'
yroln Our Special Correspondent.

FROM Our Special Correspondent.
NASHVILLE. Jan. 81, 1868
Gov. Johnson, before starting for Washing
Ton next month is audaby ambitious to see tennessee
spoying the blessings Of civil government IRON one
and Of the State the other and 70 that END IS ousy IN
the work Of reorganization. appointing Judges ior TIC
6upreme and lesser Courts, and endeavorng u ea'e
the whole machinery OF civil organization ii iaf way
for successful operation. Two OF the Judges lol inc
Supreme Bench hoe just been appointed ana tle H.
fsrior are being gradually restored some Oh tne
being already in full operation In dineTent pa' u ''
STATE Brownlow will step int, Office scyil unconary
duly elected by the People while tho retiring oigha5
a Government apponee installed to assume military
=. we'll as civil functions-in short Military
Governor. As guerrilla bands will doubtless continue
IN ipfest the State tie redoubta0le ParsOn viii have
an opportunity Of exercising sort Of quasi warite nr
thority BY ansing and rendering effective militia
free for home defense and 70 preserve the quiet OF The
State. Gov Brownlow Chat is TO be) has very poor
oppop of gentlemen Of the guerrilla pcrs1ason and
I'm No uch mistaken If numbers WHO lave thus far es.
CAPPED their Just deserts do not under his wholesome
rule come TO grief by furnishing food for hemp or pow
der. II there is any man In the state who has
thorough comprehension OF the n;erns Wiekedness OF
this Rebellion and tie utterly interruptions character
OF its more prominent agents especially III tennessee
that man 10 Parson Brownlow. BY bitter experience
IN persecution aid Imprisonment for daring to be oh
% the Old Flag and Government he has como to learn
the accursed wrongs and Inherent spirit Of relentless
tyranny and oppression embraced in The SavehoiGers
Rebellion and while be will endeavor to nee out JUS
tce 10 al offenders will be made TO feel het TIRE way OF
the traitor and the transgressor-iS hard.
Already is Tennessee, as the night OF darkness and
oppression 10 passing away and the dawn of freedom
l. cleaning in on the State making considerable strides
toward the development, Of It's resources and the H.
dusria prestige attaching 70 the Free States OF tie
North. stresn OF Northern immigration IL steadily
setting In. Mr.. Bonner the Treasury Agent here, las
his hands full In leasing conscat and abandoned
plantations 10 erprising Yankee mudsis aud North
ern lawyers and business crowdng in Ike
yocusts and settling down in different pars OF tie Stale
Numbers of hose who thus making Tennessee their
home have trainped the State time ard again.
fighting their way soldiers Of the Union. From
pryates up 10 colonies you find them scattered around
On cotton plantations In cltles towns and vineees
About three months since. Col Stanley. OF Ohio, was
commander Of the post Of Chattanooga; now, IN the
same fOrtress-bonnd town. he and another Ohio cx
colonel are doing q louTshng business. practising
hw. And 30, nearly oil over the Safe. Middle Ten
uessee is called the garden Of the State Ii ia really
magnificent country. and WI some day not very far
listant be ono Of tic mott attractive regions In the
intel States. For a considerable time 10 has been
cursed with bands Of plundering outlaws nnd bush
sbaoksrs but recently Il has been con OaratIeJ fee