Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-07-22

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sink aud furnirg our eyes In the direction
indicated by the IPltrnal's looks and suppl.
eating hands, We saw Judge C! adyatcingal
quick'step AID baking the ''welkih ring
with onipous cry Of Boys, fPlIow me-
We are now in DIR sancium scratching cur
heads ara less 10 Inow whether The charge
was made al US orHhe Goreraor; II I'll US. we
will Try 10 write oIIt oi il, and if at he Ger.
ernoT lo-bring eydEIy argument TO bear with
IN The scope of dI poor abiiitiey 10 induce
you, +, ader, 10 as4iSt US in protd cIing HIM
againsI open enerftes as well as false, or al
cas, iniu4tcious d lukcwarn. friends.
The readtfis bow in possess ion Of the
facts, as 10 the ofgin and PROGRESS OF This
controversy, and Y { viii now PROCEED TO sci
he Journal iisht hs 10 the matters alluded
10 in lis last batch Of Idle allegations The
firsI noticeable poiA.fn The article alluded 10
is The reite raed db4rgc Of our, having APP
Piled new iesis ii The party, calculated to
create confusion and divisions. This
charge we proydH 10 be false in ourI last
issue aud We noF pronounce il noyoaly
uilerly false, but Thai The author is Guilty. of
The most Acknowledgements in making q.
charge which be knew, and all of our
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readers know, our paper will not furnish a
fact 10 susl lain. The Journal has not and
can not show lihe in our columns apply
ing any such new ,esl. Or readers know
thal there is none such; and we ask, no.
can any man having The leasl regard for
ruth, make The ASSERTION! Point 10 any
such; journal, aIh we will acknowledge
lha, we ars no l9nger fiji 10 edit IA Demo
cratic paper. YPu can't do 1t, and that
proves taat The "wIlole head and front of
our offending is, lhat we have endorsed The
position of Gov. p. in PREFERENCE 10 thai
oP The Journal; AID as proof Of that, we
submit The pregnant fact, iha. ihP moment
we said lha. we were "upon The u cmocralic
Tropsdae pla,forin.'' The Jot@nd I a>sailed
and accused US Of Implying new tests, cal
culaled 10 DISTRACT tie party, whenI up 10 thai
lime weineiItr ha d sa ID one We d on the
subject, and nothing more. at lh4i Time
Surely, III b, will SATISFY. even I'D ], prnak
TIA. be assailed Us without cau4 e, sr else
all must see thai he is making war upon
Gen. Tropsdale's Position through US
What conSumniatF impudence, 10 accuse US
Of d:sIracting the party, when be has con-
sumqd large portion Of his Papfr for The
past Two months, in getting up and waging
war upon US. as We have clearly proved
in the outset. lie Will Try 10 evade this by
saying thai he has beeo called wbig.
Well, this vas probably done because he
said that Cox TTusda'e was y rorg, ard
,hat he (,he Journal ediior) Won i'd mol be.
driven fro m his position by Gov. T. DENY
THIS CHARGE IF r9U DARE, AND WE WILL
PROVE H. You taIk TO Us ali out creating
dissensionsi BAIL We will submK some.
remarks from the Washington Union, TO.
prove .ha. the Jourlal not only misrepre-
sents us and that Iaper. bat The Democratic
parry Of TENNESSEE w.,h TrOpsdaie as iis-
head See what thar paper SAYS is the PO-.
silion of the Democrats Of Tenr.os>Ne, and
Of the opinipns enc rtaned of The CcmPro-
mise by 7!'ouedale! FOOte of Mississippi,
Dorns Of louisiana, King Of Alabama,
and Cobb Of GeorgiP-u,cn who voted for
the Compromise, apA are classed as Union
Democrats. In in aF,icle headed the Com
promise, IS understood at the Squlh, that
paper says, The osition of Mr.. Cob
agrees substantially Ei,h that of TEJ1usdo7e,
Foots, Collier, Alag; and in anoiber place
it sayy, 1.-The plaifofms on which Messrs.
Cobb, Collier, Fo9ff and 9rous4ale are
placed, &c. Thus showing that thai paper
places The Southern Senators whoTo,ed for
The Compromise side by side with TrouS-
dsfe, as believing LIKE him about II. Here
is an exIrac, prosihg that tina, paper differs
with the Journal and agrees with Irousdale
Ill is aot that the South has gained any
new rights, or that concessions Of much
have beer yielded to her," &c.
And from the same, praving that il agrees
With Trousddle, and that TrouSdale'Si i, the
true position Of the Democratic party Of
Tennessee THAT the position Of Mr..
Cobb, like hat of Coy. Trousdale and Gen.
Foote, is the true Democratic one; that
alone which will bling the power Of the
South once more inip harmony &c; and
again it says, III. for example, we take
Tennessee as The com munity in which this
difference Of opinion exisls as to The validi-
~ OF necessity Of The Compromise, is abou,
10 be tested, we see that The Whig party
POUNDS its appeal 10 The confidence Of The
people mainly on iis more jealous support
of this measure, ds Dne Of entire Justice to
all paris Of the Unian--insisling thht 10 af-
firm that the South was loser, was 10 I'M
seule The whole measure, and rene " the
&c. The Democrats, on the
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