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solating influences of social distributions and conflict.--Concession in a world like this is inevitable, to w before the decision of majorities the Richest of the duties of American citizens end of our beloved Tennessee, as there is but one in the Western and Central districts; and like the true patriots of our good old mother, the Old North State, we shall be one and indivisible? With my best wishes for your success, I remain respectfully your fellow-countryman, Leonidas Pole,Maj. Gen. Com'g 2d Department, U. S. A. While on the way to Richmond, I had some conversation with a portion of the Tennessee delegation to the Southern Congress, and during my stay the Southern Congress, and during my stay there was visited by various members of Congress and other public men connected with the Southern Confederacy.--The intense solicitude which was expressed, especially by the most prominent and distinguished of the original Secessionists, who without any request on my part