Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-01-25


Preparations for cns;zra,ins y Mcx;cs-t,as,., -e
such nosemcnts-Hba, the result va ~
The wsfal condition of the radical ioval,....-
me Gorernsf,s F.sf Tcn6<>sc, p..,,,-.,.---
aseiess-Anoiherreb rebel soldier erclnbbcd--Tr,-.i
leaving The line Of the Esst Tennessee ,rd
Firzinin Railrocd. Sc. izs.
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Rpr-rc- T. "a 1oee
/ 1-he fs<,..- r. 60 --'o
e0'S- narr's, Alien ana
eaPt- sinnTy, written from Mexico, are
having 1seir iniiucnce. Some twenty vau,,
II n.en. belonging 10 the f;ru. s.,..,;.e = ~
i -;,;, 49,, -. rr-.r.-.,,e
@ 80 - '''esal'e ana ao1acent
eooh'leH are making preparations TO leave
for the land Of the Montezsilnas. They
20 monn,cd. and -well eou;,,,,.s ,~;,h
1sss.o, 49, h...s..T
''.s'e' eo''s % inc
man IN gold or It's cqinTalent. Should
they realize the glowing accounts given
by our distinguished exi.nf n iii \.
H.. - r---r - - -. ""s
~. ss''.r ~ s''s's' s1''o4 .,ss lFom ihis
country. tne emigration viii be contagious
The whole South viii be more or les ! s,sc,-
/ ed should the diiIersrt colonies 81 rress,,t
en- route and preparing 70 10 .hithrr h
! pleased with their new homes. The ties az
eonsangninsy and financial emharra~menfa
! are the great hinderancies L, a se,ersi eu,;-
| grafton I
These are the only elements that bind the
young men Of the Southern STATES 10 uha.
was once to them Gaardeu sf Eden. spch
actions, as the arrest of Col Noshv. ar the
| part OF the Ciovernment tend not In <ke le,st
20 mitigate the animosities bstwees, "a tro
sections, and should this be persisted in ana
should the leaders ofthe lats Conf,xlsra1v he
executed asthe radicals desssand. the Sonth-
esn States win lose nine-tenths Of her vounr
men Of promise, and the orange and roId
6elds--the verdant and spicy bowers Of the
Ant;iIes-will claim them A. fhe;r ie,eIs
These young men who would have delighted
to haye aided in strengthening the Govern
nlent Of their birth win aid in building an
ope Of the most powerful monarchies. which
viii always be horn In the side Of The
United States. This may be deemed sensa-
tional, but in the event az s,,cl ;,ssa;gr,f;o.
history wiz be repeated ax certain a. canS..-
quence follows causc. n q
Doubtless the Radicals win saw ,st ,h..,
go; we fear no danger from, ths;r ;,s,,,s,,
So hanehtily cried the English lar5- me-,
the Pilgrim Fathers embarked sor ~. ws.s-
ern world. and vet this colony has sxeiI.d
into one Of the most uowerf,l r,f;ons ~,
the globe. The denrivation az The south
at present Of this element war,ld dis;,,te1
CRATE her social and political orrsnism~-
making breach that time would not even
repair. CONFUSION and diseord would fol-
low. As an illustration, take nine-fenths Of
East Tennessee, where the yonng men Of
intelligence and merit have been breed BY
the prevalence Of moboeracy, inaugurated
Sy vulgar and cewardly Radical press, to
abandon their homes 10 the untul0rcd mob.
There is no organism, no enterprise, no In
terest manifested in anything that pertains
to the recuperaflon OF the country from the
losses sustained by the late war; This is but
one instance. -
In this comection 4 would remark TINT
radical change has come over the dreams Of
the ioyaiists Of East Tennessee. Their mo-
ney is spent gained dnEing the war-their
hne clothes worn out, purchased when the
idea was prevalent that all the rebel proper
ty IN the country was 10 be divided among
them, and they could lean on the Quarter
master and Comnsissary departments Of the
6overnment such woini fsces-downcast
conntenances-sueh vagrancy as they now
present Lake tne prodisai son they have
wasted Their goods IN riotous living Muf-
aering, moooing ana the rob5ing Of rebels
Is under par, and Eotsithstanding The efforts
OF vulgar journalism, to keep alive this
species Oh iawiessncss stlli It is dying
"a TDI.ns s...;., nks X =. aalnof; .a,., asasn.
Tbav are ,.s.,,,,les.l,, ,,,,.l-~ Al. -. g
m,,eh FIR tIs taachinos Of fbe ,,s.e -.,,,.r..r
autumn and winter . How have ss@n,,rf.fv
fallcu.1 Their inf1snv viii ;ssroase a. ne
cotnfrv recIperafss fy,;n hsr de.olat;on ana
Restitution. Those who inc;sesi tkesn 10
such deeds viii share with them In their
rewards.
The Governors plan for the erection ofa
branch Penitentiary at Knoxville. caus.s
one TO query as TO the cause Of this enlarge
ment Of our State prisons. The answer is
obvious Instead OF the expense being in
cured by the State. Il should corae ort Of The
pockets Of the radicals whose influence IN
auguratedthe crime Of which the Governor
complains so much. Ifthe future Is charac-
tcrized as the past in the pnnishmsnt Of
even county jnils. The most heinous crimes
are passed over with imranity, especially II
one Of the so-called loyalist Is arraigned.
Since writing the above the quiet q the
town has been disturbed by a most Disgrace
fuI scene. An employee ef the East Tennes-
see and Virginia Railroad by na,iie Of Lilly.
a discharged asIdier. attacked gentleman
by the name of Vaughn. Who was connected
during the late war with tie Southern army.
He struck him twice with elYb ever the
head. inafcfin4 two very serious wounds.
Young Vaughn run fRw PAGES gntn he
could draw his pistol when re turned and
fired at Lilly, who, true 10 the instincts Of
Ilose who seek such advantages, run and
ought refuge IN coach Standing near the
Express Office, where the difficulty occurred
Vaughn followed him, but was disarmed be-
lore he could shoot the second time. They
we're both arrested, but 50 soon a. the facts
we're made known 10 tbe commanding officer.
Vaughn was released. LiIly was suhse-
,uently released by giving bond Cor his f,.-
ure coed behavior. 81 -
II seems that the cause Of the attack was.
hat Vaughn. whilst In the army. had ar
rested LiIly's brother a. a conscfipt The
attack was not anticipated by Vaughn In the
least.
But few days since and Mr.. Bottles. an
.stimable citizen Of Washington county.
tennessee. was abs,sed l,v a ike character a.
I.illv In the same emplogmenf. Bottles
,rned h;mseIf and atfempfed 10 Get him 10
-enew the attack. But his courage had
allied him. MANY men are true 10 the old