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Good News from New York.

The following paragraph we clip from the
New York Express of the 18th. 1t will be
seen that the city of New York is sound on
the Philadelphia Platform. We believe that
the American party throughout that State is
equally sound. We learn from the Rochester
American that a majority of the Councils in
thai city have acted upon the Philadelphia
platform, all of them endorsing it,
TIE NEW YoRK AMERICAN ORGANIZATIONS
All the American organizations in the city held a
meeting Tuesday night-through their representa-
tives-in which they unanimously agreed to sup.
port one set of candidates, and upon the Platform
of the Philadelphia organization.
Harmony and order exist here; and in this State,
as 1t seems TO US, there is fraternity" among all
Americans.
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Sectional Appsals-Rebuks Them.

No one familiar with the political history 9
Andrew johnson has failed TO perceive that
strong point in his policy has been to try +
gain strength in one locality Of the State b.
manifesting towards the people of another
feelings of comparative disregard or contempt
The coarse and profane remark attributed t
him by respectable gentlemen in regard Il
Davidson county, made in connection with tn
penitentiary appointments, is an evidence o
this. The people of the WEOIe State owe it t.
themselves to rebuke such policy-calculated
as it is, to create estrangemert among TIL
citizens of different sections.
This fact has been suggested to Us by read
ing some appeals in the Eagle at Greeneville
the mouth-piece of Gov. johnson in that local
ity-his old home. We give an extract or two
as specimens:
We would say to East Tennesseeans in all can.
dor that if YOU intend to be true to yourselves and
your own end of the State, 60 for Gov. johnson,
for he has given TO our end of the State character
that she never had before.
What is East Tennessee to gain by the cleo
ton of Andrew Johnson more than West or
Middle TENNESSEE Are there any conflicting
interests between the two sectiOnsR One
would suppose SO from the above.
But again, the same paper says:
johnson will be reelected by triumphant ma
iority in spite Of the scrub cod fish, sweled head
ed aristocracy Of Nashville. Keep your eyes
skinned.
What strong and elevated claim can Andrew
johnson have upon the people of Tennessee
when his own home organ finds it necessary
70 make such coarse and disreputable appeals
to sectional prejudices toSsecure him votes
We say that it is az insult to an intelligent
people, in this age of the world, and in this
republican government, to present for their
suffrages man who relies upon exciting the
preiudices of one class against another-of the
people of East Tennessee against those of Mid
die and West Tennesse-to secure votes! A
man who will magnify imaginary distinctions,
which are not recognized in this country
who attempts to ride into power upon the i'm
palpable and absurd dividing lines between
the rich and the poor! Out upon such vile
demagogueisml Where is the intelligent Ten
nesseean--be he day-laborer or q millionaire
who will countenance such agrarian, anti
republican teachingsG Where is the intelli-
gent Democrat who will allow party prejudi-
ces to constrain him to vote for man whose
whole course so evidently indicates DISPOSE
Ion to give prominence to such feelings-so
--eiudicia, to the healthy growth of republic
ron;sr ID the perpetuity of those institu-
.; "r nh;nb Ia Aqs inherited at the hands of
those those who who knew no iEvidious distinctions
InoSe who Nno" ~ Sought for the
pripoiple that "alI men are createa lee and
eoual2" Let such Democrats reflect.
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KANSAS LEsIsLATURE.-By an extra from the
office Ofthe Herald, published at Leavenworth
July 10, We learn that the officers of the Leg
islature (Which we mentioned few days age
had been organized) were equally distributed
on both sides of Kansas river. The Governors
message was to have beeen delivered on Tues
n0th) at noon. "Thus far" says the Herald e
extra. .%.,yerything has passed OFF smoothly
and quietly, without say disturbance or diff
on,.v Those gentlemen who anticipated a
row have been disappointed. They have found
the pro.slavery party to be composed of men !,
actuated and covered by prin,,. VIC III" l',,o0'
he
will inevitably do so with with constitution
providing for slavery. The Legislature will
probably at once pass some enactments to pro-
tect slave property.
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'THE GAME OF BRAG."-The Union ana
american, beaten, signally beaten, at almost
every point, in the serious discussion of the
questions at issue in the canvass, seems deter
mined to retrieve its desperate fortunes, if
possible, by bold Dragging. Here is speci-
men from its issue of yesterday:
Our information from East Tennessee is more full
and reliable than it has ever been before, and we
believe it is accurate such information possibly
be. It is from almost every county in that Sec
ton. And we say that Gentry will lose at least
fifteen hundred votes on Henry's vote two years
ago. Instead of being beaten in East Tennessee
seven hundred votes, as he was two years ago,
johnson will have majority in that section from
eight TO twelve hundred.
The Union talked very much this way in
1851, when CAMPBELL beat TRoUsDA1E, and in
1852, when SooTT beat PIERCE in Tennessee.
The Unions predictions of election results, as
the record of the past sbundantly shows, will
not ''do to tie to-" We have good and suffi-
cient grounds, derived from private corres-
pondence and other sources, for predicting
gain to GENTRY in East Tennessee, as COM
pared with the last vote for Governor.
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this case, appearing t. from the bill COM
plainants SAMUEL P kas ey sullivan and wife Besna
Hunter and wife Polly ROBE Shegog aad Mary John
IT, Easey and John Phi lips and wife Maner7a
residents of the State Of Te is therefore
by me that publication be de In the Nashville True Wing
for three successive weeks said non-resden.s that
they Plead answer demur to compliments bill in
or before the LIST Monday in September next same
will be taken for confessed them and set for hearing
parte. This l4th day of uly, 1855.
jyl9-wSt prsfeet3 s. H. WILLIAMS, G. an.
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Speaking on Broad Street.

There was an enthusiastic gathering Of the
American party on Broad street on Tuesday
night, TO hear speech from Hon. JOHN 8.
BuEN. We have never seen a crowd better
pleased. Judge Brien presented the leading
points in the canvass in a strong, original and
forcible manner, and altogether made most
effective speech. The ball is rolling. Keep up
the watch-fres, and the day is ours.
THK DTFERKNoE.--we understand that one
of the candidates in this county, opposed TO
the american" ticket, reads from the plat.
form of the American party in Tennessee
"That We viii ignore the agitation Of all ques.
tions Of whatever character, based upon geo.
graphical distinctions or sectional interest, |"
and strongly maintains that this is equivalent
TO the Washington UniOn's proposition TO ig-
nore--exclude-the "entire subject" of slavery
from national party organizations BY no
means The Union proposes TO exclude ''the
subject" the question-we exclude the "agita-
ton Of the question. The UaiORs PROPOSE
ton would give every man, North and South,
tae recognized privilege Of an independent
partizan position on the slavery question, 10
d0it0te 20 HE hearts content, for abolition or
secession--ours takes oognizance Of the SUB.
iect," the Question" expressly 10 prohibit It's
agitation. The difference is, ours is national
-while the Unions is sectional with a ven
geAnce.
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The Administration and Gov. Reeder-Practice
and Precept.

The administration papers claim great credit
for Mr.. Pierce for standing by the South. II
standing by the South is to appoint freesoilers
to Office in the North, and fre-eaters IN the
South, then has he ''stood by the South
But We DO not so understand it, and we find
that there are some democratic editors who
are of the same way of thinking. A late
number of the Dallas (Ala) Gazette, strong
democratic paper, in abiding to the justifca-
ton by the Washington Union of the outra-
geous conduct of Keeder, Governor of Kansas,
appointed by Pierce, gives utterance to the
following frank and significant comments,
which we recommend to the particular consid-
GRAFTON of the southern public:
All of the great men who so faithfully represent
the conservative sentiment of the country" some.
how or other take particular care never 10 do any
thing to advance the interests of the South. just
such men, or our support of them has brought the
South in her present condition, and if we do not
insist upon the removal of Gov. Reeder and the
appointment of Southern man, we had better
surrender Kansas without a struggle. As to the
Washington Union, it would defend Josh. Giddings
or Horace Greedy, if they would support General
Pierce's administration, or agree to vote the Demo-
cratic ticket
"a goodly portion of the Southern press"
says the N. o. Crescent, "has insisted upon
the removal of Reeder-but be remains in
Office Col. JEFF. Davis, Secretary of War,
stated in public speech in Mississippi, that
the appointment of Reeder should have been
revoked the day after it was nlade-yet Reed
er remains in oficel He has gone back to
Kansas and assumed the reins of power, and
is at this very moment, no doubt, engaged in
plots with leading Abolitionists to injure, and
if possible, ruin the South.
Yet the organs of such an administration
almost every act of which eontradcts its words
and pledges, so far as the South is interested
have the effrontery to claim forit the gratitude
of the South because of services rendered.
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The undersigned have agreed upon above list of ap
pointmens, candidates for Governor In making out
the appointments they have been compelled omit several
couptes for the want Of time which would be much
grshed to VISIT but it is impossible for them so.
ANDREW JOHNSON,
MEREDITH p GENTRY.
Nashville, April s. 1855
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have heretofore IL Is known that keep the best
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pledge ourss sell Goods AZ reasonasie rate, and
specially ask for the patronage anu -. ccnna-
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UNIVERSITY OF NASHVILLE
mEnUCAE nEpaurmCNr

u
TIVE Fh Annual Cour4e Lectures la this Institution
will commence on Monday, the 29th OF October next
and continue till the first of the ensuing March.
PAUL r. EVE, NJ D., Principles and Practice Of Surgery
JOHN NJ. WATSON NJ D., Obstetrics and the Diseases
Of Women Children.
W. X. BOWLING, NJ. D., Theory and Practice of Medi.
cine.
A. H. BUCHANAN, NJ. D., Surgical and Pathological
Anatomy.
O. X. WINSTON, NJ. d. Materia Medica and Medical
Jurisprudence.
ROBERT NJ PORTER, NJ D., GsnerA al and Special Anat-
omy
J, BERRIEN LINDsLEY, NJ. D., Chemistry and Phar.
macy.
THOMAS R. JENNINGS, NJ. D., Institutes Of Medicine
and Clinical Medicine.
WILLIAM 7. BRIGGS, NJ. ID Demonstration Of Anatomy.
The Anatomical Rooms will be opened for Students on the
FIRST Monday in October.
full Preliminary Course OF Lectures free to all Stu
dents viii be given by the Professors commencing on
the first Monday OF October.
Oinque has been established IN connection with the
University at which operations performed, and cases
prescribed for and lecned upon in presence Class
Amount Of Fees for Lectures in the University is
MatreuatiOn Fee paid ony) IS. Practical Anatomy
o. Graduation Fee &l5.
Good jarlng can be procured at about IS per week
Further inform alton be obtained by addressing
J. BERRIEN LINDSLEY
BIS-WsrW2mr Chancellor OF the University.
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THE HISTORY OF NAPOLEON BONAPARTE, by Johr
8. G. Abbott, with maps and Illustrations. vols.
ALSO:
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CHOLERA PREVENTEE.

hE Pubic are respectfully informed that o ".
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