The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-27


We are indebted 10 W. C. Collier, No. %
Cherry street, for 8 copy Of 'To5ia' Va
sg7," Hon. JlEE CLE4ESs' new book; and
"lSfrafI,a0re," - romance by "0UIDA," su-
thor Of Held in Bondage" sc. We have
already spoken in proper terms Of the
former. 50 soon a. we read the latter, We
will do the same by it.
Tempus Fugit-A Suffering Patient.
The Times was taken had again yester-
dsy-bile sud collie, attended with strong
quotations. Our patient Is IN a bad way,
and we shall have to administer TO him
again. Our doses do not seem palatable to
the sufferer, but medicine 'gU be bitter,
spite Of ell the suavity Of the physician.
Among the bad things thrt came Of The
dis0rdered stomach yesterday, were the fol-
loving: 81. b. Bingham was appointed
secretary" Of rebel meeting. Perhaps so,
but he did not serve. Mr.. Bingham "talked
and wrote treason daily. lie was known
in Memphis and West Tennessee as vio-
lent inccudiary, unmitigated rebel" To
this we must add another morsel from the
same unhealthy organ. Il is insinuated in
the Times Of Monday last that Mr. Bing-
ham wrote the following: "Tbis outbreak
Is the work Of Andy johnson and his set
creatures and emissaries Of Lincoln, hired
with his gold to accomplish his nelarious
purposes" We believe our writhing pa
tient acknowledges, with all who know the
gentleman above named, that he is q man
Of eminent sagacity and penetration, TO
which is added q thorough experience in
the political arena. That gentleman, since
the rescue Of the State from the rebels, has
regarded Mr.. Bingham as personal friend,
relied upon him as patriot. and entrusted
him rs a loyal man. He made him Colonel
Of regiment Of mounted men, to be raised
IN West Tennessee be appointed him to
conduct the county elections in West Ten
nessee last spring aud TO him he entrusted
the official appointment Of the officers to
conduct the elections throughout the whole
district Is the Times-feeble Of frame,
Ecaut Of blood, aud weak Of brain, to
be taken as authority in its estimate Of this
gentleman Or are wo 10 rely on the
knowledge and Judgment Of the experen-
ced, sagncious, and penetrating Andrew
Johnson
The patient almost daily casts up terri
bic black stuff, swallowed in large draughts
from the rebel Memphis Avalanche, and
iusiuustes that the vile denominations were
written by Mr.. Bingham-it iusinuates,
but does not sag SO, and did not say so in
IFS "treasou" and "rebel" accusations mt
tered yesterday. We have already stated
that the articles it quotes from the Ava
lauche-S paper with which it appears
most suspiciously familiar-wsre written
by two Memphis rebelJ,-whose names we
gave on authority we can rely upon-and
not by Mr.. Bingham.
Another bad thing from the same unfor-
tunate stomach, is the assertion that the
statement Is false that the Times twas
owned by q candidate for the United States
Senate" aud that the Union was "com-
PEELED to rctracp that statement. That
this statement, at least 10 the extent Of a
part ownership, is true, will not be denied
by the gentleman alluded 20, nor even by
the Times. That 10 stating that ownership
still existed we were in error, we cheerlully
acknowledged when most politely requested
the "compulsiou" is all an ejeetment
from that uiling stomach.
The btterest drop in eur medicine cup,
proves 10 be the exposure Of the fact, that
while the Times is seeking the public
printing, ss a sheet loyal ggr CrctlncC,
and a supporter Of the men and measures
which our General Assembly sustains
another paper, the Press, is the paper that
has been actually doing work supposed by
the Legislature 10 have been given TO the
Times. At that Office printing for the Leg
islature, obtained By the Times, and osten-
sibly for the Times, has been done; and
that paper, which isnot supporter Of the
men and measures aforementioned, is one
that the Times itself has bitterly stigma
tized aud denounced as an opponent Of the
cause, Of which itself claimed 70 be the
chsmpion. SO murky dark, go gall-like
bitter, il the discharge from the affected
portion Of the stricken Times, on this sub
iect, that, like a New Orleans nurse, when
ayellowfever patient has the blsck vomit,
we tremble for the irascible patient in his
agouizug throes. So much newspaper
slang, heaved mp at one pang, shows 8 bad
deposit within the interior
The sufferer hes a nervous attack also
and while under that paroxism il shrieks
out-speaking Of the UvroN 1--WE intend &
make IL answer for it ina court Of Justice"
The reader has probably seen sullen, hal
sick and wholly cross schoolboy, venting
his ill-humor on the play ground, by slap.
ping aud pinching others, who would no
be IS snarlish and as Grabbed as himself
until, provoked beyond endurance, one @
them has "planted a left handler on hi
own face. The young surly brow starts OF
bowling 10 the school room, yelling as h
runs: "You hit me. I'll 60 and tell teacher
and he'll lick you" SO the Times within
pers, an 60 to court Of Justice" It ha
been swapping and snarling at the UNION
and when it gets deserved correction,
will run and tell justicel Run, Timesl pr
your fists into your swimming eyes, and q
you whine and below, do not forget to cry
femPus fugit
To The honorable Members Of tie Gcse-,
Asscv.5ly Of Tennessee:
GENrLEvTv-For the sake Of harmony !
the councils Of State, aud to enable III
Governor to obtain the aid and services
one who is older than myself, and one VIII
is eminent in the p ofession Of law, mo,
respectfully decline being longer csnd
date before your honorable body for Seer,
tary Of State, and for these reasons alone.
To those noble and true men who wei
my Jealous supporters, even up to the hoJ
Of my declension, return my most graf,
ful and heartfelt thanks, and earnestly r
guest them 10 support to-day Colonel A.
Fletcher.
Those chivalrous men who opposed n
are entitled to my respect and esteem 4
their genuemanly bearing and courto,
toward me.
] an, gentlemen, your obodient, humb
servant, 81 JAMS.
LOOKOUT for the auction sale 90 Hogan
corner Of Church and Market streets. cor
mencing Monday, Msy J, 1t ten A. N.
Wanted.
One thousand men st the Gold Pen Der
= Cherry street, % buy Pens from an e