Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-06-28

| nal, which was read by thousands m ms
county, mast be set aside and the legal adj
yertising given % q Radical jonrnsf pub
lished ia another county, and hav ing no
circulalion in this These remarks natural
/ ly induce noe TO mention in this connection
something Of the 1sasrs -. B o o
POLITICAL CONDITION.. ny
The hearts Of our people beat in accord
vita the sound Of a name illuslrions for
purity and proinndity, albeit the delegates
from this place 70 the STATE Convention
were instructed to vote for Andrew John
son. But the mass Of our people are foS
Geo. II. PendletOn. In our distress We are,
fear, too ready 10 compromise away
principle. II has ever been thus. While
the nsnFpers have grown iusoient With sue
cess, we have become ablect IN adverslty.
am sick at heart when | reflect that all
over the South, even here in Franklin
county, where The sky seems gilded with
brighter stars than elsewhere, and the deep
blue crest Of the mountain bathes itself in
theclouds abnve, as II 10 direct our thoughts
from groveling desires, even here are men
who cOnnive at liberty overthrown, and pay
court 10 power that despises their fawning.
Such men, 10 me, are more desPieable than
those who Tiyet the chains of slavery, 81
r And soon we are 20 laeet with much ado
10 New York, In order 10 nominate a can
didate for the Presidency, and, aware ofthe
earlhiness Of human nature, ] hold my
heart, as il were, in eatalepsy, to see il
there will be base compromise OF principle
10 policy-if indeed, any man calling him
self Democrat will connive at the nOrnina-
ton of such a man as Chase, to- abe
neglect of noble men and champions of
Democracy, like Pendleton, Pierce, Han
cock or Fillmore. If the simply doing his
sworn duty in.the impeachment farce be
recommendation for the Presidency, ran
not see why the devil himself Dight Dot
tell the truth for once and Dispute with
Jehovah for the celestial throne. Let the
Democratic party continue TO adhere uu-
fincliiBgly TO principle, and, no longer de
batting how the people have been injured,
determine by what measures the people
shall be avenged Let US add the vigor of
resistance to the blunders Of the niger
party in power, and our country and the
white race may be saved. This is the way
10 keep our powder dry, and not dampen
il by silly panderings to policy. This is
the way TO trust in God. g.
but must say worn OF tWO VI
..r.. OUR TOWN. e.
The lovely forms and smiling faces that
fitted along its streets few weeks since
are gone, snd the melancholy days" seem
to have come in spring time, when the
forests are clothed 10 gorgeous beauty and
vocal with the minstrelsy of birds. Our
schools have closed for a season. The ex-
animation exercises were grand successes.
| The Young gentlemen of Sewanee College
acquitted themselves With much credit,
| and gave evidence that Mesars. Ainsworth
and Sneed have been lavish Of labor upon
| them. The next session will commence on
Tuesday, the lst Of September, and under
the charge Of the Episcopal denomination,
with Rev. DIR. Quintard AS visitor. We
hope 10 see iis usefulness a. a school ex-
tended.
The Donneli Institute closed with glory,
if j may be allowed the expression. This
is certainly one OF the beat female schools
ia the South, and the young lady who
possess its course of instruction has indeed
won an honor second 10 nothing earthly.
| If the people of Nashville desire to secure
q classic education for their daughters, and
al the Same time q healthy locality, let
them send 10 the Donnell Institute, under
the charge Of Messss. Mckenzie and Bur
ney. Though nominally under the patron
age, or supervision of the Cumberland
/ Presbyterian Church, il is by no means
sectarian, and students attend any church
they choose. Without trespassing upon
your space, ! must say that all who have
daughters should remember that the Is;
Monday in September will initiate the next
session Of this old and noble institution Of
learning.
IMPROVEMENTS.
We are soon 10 have a $4,000 hotel
erected upon our square. 1t is to be three
stories above basement, and furnished 10
the most approved style, and the work will
be commenced in a few days. r g. Stuart
prince Of landlords and an ardent adj
mirer of Brick Pomeroy's Democracy, will
supeFintend the whole affair, and with such
landlord we know that no town or city
will surpass Winchester in the hotel line
l The SeWaaee Tanning and Manuiaciur.
ing Company, with a capital Of about
$40, 600 have laid the foundations o
several buildings, have gotten boilers ans
steam engines aud are pushing mstteri
with a vim. Mr.. Thomas Sharp, the
President, is certainly one Of the mos
efficient managers / ever saw. His exten
sive knowledge Of mechanics, his admirabl,
Judgment and energetic administrative
powers, qualify him peculiarly for his 20
Bition. Everything moves like cloek-Worl
under his direction, and l cannot Goreg,
tbs assertion that has opinion alone as {,
the future Of this section Of country woulC
induce me 10 invest capital here il / ha,
H. he seems to be aai faii in availing him
self Of every advantage which natnre place
SithiH the reach Of comprehensive human
genius.
IMMIGRATION
Contiunes, snd il may be safely estimate,
that 200 families have settled here sinc
the war They all receive bonny vel
come, for We want white men, who come 4
develop our country. The carpet Dagger
arc not welcome, Of course, bot then the
are never molesled, and all such reports
especially IL they appear in the QUINN
editors paper, are simply political an
moral ialsehoods.
THE CROPS
Are excellent The yield Of wheat wi
be an average one, and The late rains hav
given q lively and promising appearance
70 corn, and other crops. re shalt have
t0lerably fair amount Of fruit Of all kind
and II the blight Of Radical rule shall ont
] die With the leaves in Autumn, we ms