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Tennessee (Tennessee, United States) (search for this): article 10
Tennessee and Kentucky.
The people of Nashville recently held a meeting for the purpose of gi for the production of such a calamity.
Tennessee deemed it her right and duty to dissolve her to precipitate Kentucky into a conflict with Tennessee.
It has appointed a General in its service ve, to send men and arms to malcontents in East Tennessee, and it has already organized and encamped te, or the transportation of war material to Tennessee with a view of arming discontented persons i earty gratulation that the people of the State of Tennessee have at last become almost unanimous in s touching the state of the public mind in East Tennessee--spoke of the apprehensions, which all had in the discharge of his military duties in East Tennessee, and concluded by reading liberal extracts from the late address to the people of East Tennessee by Hon. T. A. R. Nelson. Gov. Foote highly ap pressed the opinion, from his knowledge of East Tennessee, that his example would be followed by the
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United States (United States) (search for this): article 10
Edgefield (Tennessee, United States) (search for this): article 10
Tennessee and Kentucky.
The people of Nashville recently held a meeting for the purpose of giving a public expression of sentiment in reference to the neutrality of Kentucky. Hon. Andrew Ewing, chairman of the Committee on Resolutions, reported the following:
The people of Tennessee, deeply impressed with the suffering and distress likely to arise from a hostile collision between their forces and those of Kentucky, earnestly desire in this hour of calmness to express their strong conviction that such a struggle should be avoided.
Born from the same ancestry, entering the Federal Union at the same time, fighting side by side against the Indians, the British and the Mexicans, generally concurring in our Federal policy, and united geographically and socially by the closest connections and tier, it will be a deplorable result for us to sever our association by war and bloodshed.--We firmly believe that no reasonable ground exists for the production of such a calamity.
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T. A. R. Nelson (search for this): article 10
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Andrew Ewing (search for this): article 10
Tennessee and Kentucky.
The people of Nashville recently held a meeting for the purpose of giving a public expression of sentiment in reference to the neutrality of Kentucky. Hon. Andrew Ewing, chairman of the Committee on Resolutions, reported the following:
The people of Tennessee, deeply impressed with the suffering and distress likely to arise from a hostile collision between their forces and those of Kentucky, earnestly desire in this hour of calmness to express their strong conviction that such a struggle should be avoided.
Born from the same ancestry, entering the Federal Union at the same time, fighting side by side against the Indians, the British and the Mexicans, generally concurring in our Federal policy, and united geographically and socially by the closest connections and tier, it will be a deplorable result for us to sever our association by war and bloodshed.--We firmly believe that no reasonable ground exists for the production of such a calamity.
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H. S. Foote (search for this): article 10