The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-07

county. held at The Court-houss in Men nm
| vile, en- Monday, the ID day of October.
ls65, Smith J. Whlling was chosen Chair
man, and David F. Wallace, Secretary. At
ter explaining the object Of the meeting,
| the Chairman, on N 1tion, appointed Daniel
| F. Wallace, Geo. A. Smart aud Thos s.
| Myers, as Committee on Resolutions, who
/ reported the following, whsch were unani-
| m0usly adopted
WHEEEAs, After four years Of unpreceden-
ted war, snd acknowledging ourselves 20
| belong TO thu defea ed party, we express
/ our determination to abide the decision
made BY our appeal % arms. and give voice
TO cur satisfaction At the return Of peace sad
| the restoration Of law and order, and pledge
ourselves 20 sustain, and assist. should it Be-
| come Necessary, the civil officers Of the law
/ in the performance Of all their duties and
/ it affords as undisguised satisfaction to an
Hounce thus publicly that peace, quiet, and
/ q law abiding spirit prevails throughout our
/ country, aud % express oar c0nhdence in q
| continuation OF The same.
Resolved, That we uccept the new order Of
things and system OF labor, and acknoUledEa
our willingness and readiness 20 do Justice
% those recently held in bondage, and 70
afford them all the assistance, consistent
with our own welfare, % enable thea 70
gam a aubsistence, and 90 advauce Their
moral condition
Resolved. That hsvia watched with deep
iateresi the line oi Toiiey pursued ~ cur
present able and patriotic Chief EKccutive,
We cordially endorse his past course a. Pres
dent Of The United States, and express our
confidence in the justice which shall control
his futare course.
Resofue5, That we fully endorse the acts
Of Asa Faulkner, Esq., as our Representa-
tive in the State Legislature, and request
him and the Senator from this District Co
support the administration Of the present
Executiyoof the United States in then Leg
alatiYe action.
Resoue1. That the Nashville JnioH and
Gazcftc be furnished with and requested TO
publish the foregoing proceeding.
ON motion the meeting adjourned sane Dc.
S. ]. WALLING, Chairman
DAVID +. WALLACE, Secretary
The London southern Independence
Association
WASHINGTON, Oct 1, 1865 The following
interesting document has recently come into
the possession Of the Government
[Con6dsntial.l
WICKLOW HousE, No. 4, CoSNAUsHr PLloE,
November Z, 1858.
SRA strong feeling exists among the
friends Of the Confederate States Of Amer
lea that it would b. desirable 60 organize in
London a Southern Independence Associa-
ton, with the object Of diflsing Information
ss 10 the merits Of the wsr in America, aud
Of keeping before the minds Of the British
public the policy and justice Of recognising
the Independence Of the Confederate States
az the earliest possible moment
As such an association must, in order TO
be successful. be composed Of men Of coed
III
ing, It's promoters dssire before taking
further steps to invite the gentlemen whose
names are enclosed, aud among whom you
will find your own, 70 form a provisional
committee.
All that is now requested Of you is 70
agree TO Join that provisional COMMITTEES,
conditional on net fewer than twelve Of the
accompanying names doing the same.
As soon as tgelve such conditional replies
are received . meeting Of the provisional
committee viii BE- called 70 take further
steps
We have the honor to remain, sir. yours
faithfully,
A. j. B. BEsEsFonD HoPE,
". S. LISnsAT, COMMITTEES.
ROBehT BoURKE.
ALEXANDER Barring, Esq, 81. p, accepted
Marquis Of Bath, accspted-
sHon Robert B0urke accepted
aLord Campbell, accepted.
aLord K Cecil, accepted.
fEarl Of Donoughmore, accepted.
fHon. Earnest Duucumbe, accepted.
tSir Jsmcs Ferguson, NJ. p, accepted.
tW. R. Seymour Fitzgerald, refused 70
join after consulting Lord Derby.
tJ. s. Gilliat, Esq, accepted
~. II Grrgory, Esq, M. p accepted
sCol. Gvevil e, n. P, accepted.
sJudge Halliburton, ~. P, accepted.
"A. j. B. Bsresf0rd Hope, accepted
tSir Z. Ksrrs9n, Ba &, n p, accepted.
marquis Of Lothian, accepted.
fSir COutts Lindsay, Bart, accepted.
w. s. Lindsay. Esq, NJ. p, accepted.
sGeorgs Peacoeke, ESQ, n. p, accepted.
eJames Spence, Esq, accepted.
tit Gel. g. NJ StuTt, NJ. r, accepted.
tLord Edwin II. Trevor, NJ. p, accepted.
tNm. Fauailtart, ESQ ~ p, refused to
join.
fSir A. Fl. Elton, Bart. accepted.
tLord Wharncliffe, accepted.
Edward Ackroyd, Esq, accepted.
tG. Z. 5eym ur, Esq, accepted
rHon. c. FItzwilliam. N. p, accepted.
eJohn Laird, Esq., NJ. P, accepted.
w. Scholefeld, Esq, NJ. P, accepted.
Persons whose names are marked thus were Sc
cepted but c0utu1ut no mocey-
fPensons marked thus c0utrbutedt tmoney.
soUTHERy IsDEPEyDENcE ASS 3CIATIoE.
ACELow H0CsE, No. I C0ESAUG&r fLAcE.
LONDON, November p, 1865.
Sm-As upwards ofthe full requisite num-
Der Of the gentlemen invited BY the letter Of
the Tth INST, have already expressed their
Willingness to joiB the Provisional Commit
tee on twelve accepiances coming, you are
invited 10 q meeting Of the Provisional Com
mittee, 10 be held at the above address. on
Weduesdsy, December 2, at one o'clock, -
consider the organization and line Of con-
duct Of the London Southern Independence
Association.
If you can attend, your presence is earn
sstly requested. have, &c,
A. j. B. BEREsT0RD HoPE.
lConhdentaLl
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