Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-09-30
The WASHINGTON Union.


defeat in. the laie election. because we had
origin ID expect The leading. organs Of The
Democratic parry il. Tennessee tohsyc taken
The lead Ia This mater; especially after the
promised IBID Nashville AascFican 10 do so /
But they faililg 70 take The mater in hand,
we viii r4tad Il tlrat we have bot transferred /
The UnioR's sditarial to our columns, be- !
cause we do no; believe justice IS done,
either 10 ouf gallant standard bearer, or to
the platform on which he s:oI7d and fough.
one Of III s. S, baulcs that over was fought
in The State. Tia, platform was uhani-
,nouslv aoptad-ts-ice adoptea. Frs h
HE Southern Contention and then. IN The
slam Conveb.ioa: no, one djssen,ioo voice
being heal I'd bh tbe la,,er occbsion Fyervl
democratic i ewsaaoer in he STATE anproyed
and aDplahdI j il Every de5,os.ra,io ca,,fi.
da,e for Com ress aoproyt.d Il and ran his
race. spon Rydfv conHi,ia,o &c o,,r
far,v for he teaisla,.ra anItoTad III Il,
hrs r,co ,,obn i In, no,Ili Whom Ak,
has cona ,,Iaa ,bl,,s so,Io t.. ,ya r.,dy s.,nd
yjlIing s1edrino,v i cal5 i,lt9av B,o,,n,v
nla,c,rro NM nd c,lI !, MI N;cbo7so
aia,forr,q IIs no, o,,ly onIroIea 81, ~
,,or,od !, Il III ronnIseae d.t.oD,ion Il ,ba
southern Gooven,ioo and repo1iroendod Is
o7on,ion yvbv moi calf, diea p;z7o,,,g,
for h. lv l.e special orIgr O the Ten.
ocssee deJeaa,ion fbe,ween ono and ,wo
hundred bhine nyss4n,l renar,ed r. The
southern Convention. as tbs solemn and
dilibe,ate sar,,imcnts Of onr barty
Never. in an The history Jr par,iag. was
a platform adopted with more entire and
ner(ect harmony. Before Ind vok was ID
ken, we remember 10 have Seen Il slated.
tha. Sir. ITa4ers5n, of.he Nashville Union,
tfrom whom il was feared some objection
might Gomez rose up. and declared that he
approved Of every word coh.ained IN The
resolutions, and that lie should fghs for
them. soul ana body, from that lime 10 The
election. Whereupon, shout, long and
loud. wen, In, and the whole platform was
aaonted oordially and unanimously. We,
therefore, c6niend thai ii was Blo mans plat
form. Neither Broasa. nor Nicholson, nor
Piliotr, should have tho hon or of IL. 1t
belongs TO The ucho7e pqriy. and will reflect
everlasting honor upon il. rot lis adoption.
Now the point made Gu. by line Washing
ion TYu;on i ,bis;-po, thathhe platform
was wrong. bat 7fonsdd7c,s beeches on the
com promise were wrong. in analysing 10
ao,ea ,ba. measure, aud characterising #,
throughout as one Of Injustice and wrong to
,bs Sonb Nov lct rs 1obk for one mo-
,oe,I, \, ,,ho i,s,ice Of Ibis complaint. Ills
ono,oo ,vou calc,l,,ed n wo,bd Governor
yrobadoJe 10, 10 claim onr reflection
0,r nla,forp saia. " ll,bophb snid measures
mn tBoa or ,ba, o,eosnro i ns,ice 10 which
~ go,,b i f,irlv cn,itled ;, Sc Nov
s,,rnos. Gov g,.are5o7e ba,l s,ared on, and
IN his soeec..,s d,,lv quoted ,I,,. yerv words
Of ear pla,(orm: would hot Judge Camp5eH
Instantly have taken him up and called upon
him 10 saw hd,, far. or III what respect tbey
aall .hort Of Justice TO us9 Surely he would.
!, escb snecob he would have NAMED him
l., soy;na. .yonr marry saws 1be eon,nro.
o,iso :. ,,,;,e J, md dare tou 10 show 81
NM :, fills .bdr, ), Does no, Mai poao7I
>, trou, oro,,rb or orr nnblic debates -
-rn,v hi, Hes bs ,,ot Know ononob II
whir ,ae.ics IN Tennessee, Is know, sha.
n,,.b;o, ,ro,,J haze ,ssi ,bo whios So
IN % e. oI,r candidate - i ,ra oxnosed
,,:a,,oIf i ,a,n,s and iecrs Ike ,beses
Troma5,J. ,,,,s ,be,oforo con,nolIed 70
a,,5 .,eoi,r Ii. ol;ac,ions 10 he
aa.,,..,,;..;.a o., ubon br ia como III,
aid he 90 further than The platform required
him 10 Io2 N5t one tit7d. Hoo far shorl
aid Tho nl,,form saw ,hesc measures had
f.rlop Of wba, was lust 10 the Soulhq Was
!, .oply n Hnle ,rGv9-a tew small partic.
-,,ors1 Nj Nj They had fallen so Gar
hol,,v ,vI,o, v,a9 ,ieb, ,l,5, i, reo,,ired four
h;abos, ,layo,;n, oo5 o,,schmen, 10 The
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