East Tennessee And the Civil War
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Callender, M. D., and Balie Peyton. Notwithstand- ing their declaration of unqualified disapproval of seces- sion, "both as a constitutional right and as a remedy for existing evils," this paper was regarded at the time as a surrender to secession. Balie Peyton and John S, Brien, it is believed, never became secessionists at heart, but their voices became silent. Return J. Meigs remained loyal to the Union as long as he lived. Soon after this he left the state, settled in Washington, and never ...re- turned to Tennessee. All the other signers at once united their destinies with the Southern Confederacy. From that time their influence was all on that side.
About this time, Henry, Foote, Jones, Gentry, House, Zollicoffer, and most of the other Union leaders, also gave up the Union and sustained secession. The only men of prominence who remained true and faithful were Meigs, Catron, Trimble, Dr. W. P. Jones, W. H. Polk and Ex- Governor Campbell. These were utterly powerless to stem the tide now running with irresistible force in favor of separation.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Callender, M. D., and Balie Peyton. Notwithstand- ing their declaration of unqualified disapproval of seces- sion, "both as a constitutional right and as a remedy for existing evils," this paper was regarded at the time as a surrender to secession. Balie Peyton and John S, Brien, it is believed, never became secessionists at heart, but their voices became silent. Return J. Meigs remained loyal to the Union as long as he lived. Soon after this he left the state, settled in Washington, and never ...re- turned to Tennessee. All the other signers at once united their destinies with the Southern Confederacy. From that time their influence was all on that side.
About this time, Henry, Foote, Jones, Gentry, House, Zollicoffer, and most of the other Union leaders, also gave up the Union and sustained secession. The only men of prominence who remained true and faithful were Meigs, Catron, Trimble, Dr. W. P. Jones, W. H. Polk and Ex- Governor Campbell. These were utterly powerless to stem the tide now running with irresistible force in favor of separation.
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