The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-17

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severely meant and pointed they were numerous,
II 10 reasonable to suppose that there might not have
been grease spot left Of the Know Nothngs But all 10
quiet now Probably they think to convert the deudsd
who have the Of their ways marked out But
since there's knowing what queer motives may in
auence them il oven possible that they believe in the
consequently afraid Of the rebucking this defeat
| will cause in the Know Nothing ranks.
slight change has aiso come tho spirit Of the
State Mr. johnson, the democratic candidate,
set out his canvass with the most violent possible d.
nunciations Of the Know Nothings No terms that he
could nd-and he found SEINE pretty strong
sufficiently strong to express his dsgust but during his
ouI OF hts ~ sa. 20 ~,
remark that "probsby he has changed his opinions In
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canvas vary spirited ons and assms to 90 on quite
mood award great merit speakers to both Of the
Mr. IN
initiate agans. man who sets up for any higher post
than that Of arat catcher general This Canvass besides
most Of the general issues Of the day-Know Nothing
ism, prohibition &c.-nvolves one that Is called the
white basis questona pet scheme Of Mr. Johnson the
should defeat him. proposes radical change in the
representation system, and olaims for TennsssseE.at
tonsts clai for the against South.
dangerous principle for Southern State to admit;
Twill be recorded as a precedent,
And And many an error By the same example
VIII creep lntO the state.
Think of democracy In Tennessee preaching doctrine
Identical In its principal points with that Of abotonisn
socs o safs .s & 10 IL
have not been made public; but this Z the skeleton.
and the scheme proposes to omit the three basis
wholly orto such extent will quaze the rspresen
tatcn of the two sections giving representative to
ALI the papers in this section discussing tho reli
gion Of the pot,sl world and the socalled proscrp
ton OF the Roman Catholics They do not to hsvs
arrived AT anything There is the general system
of raking up Washngton's letters, and those OF La
s.y me sssoas
freedom act As usual in these cases. they publish the
here
junction with some other passage and tho attempt to
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the Bible, and in similar manner Thea. I've passages:
eAnd Judas went and hanged himself Go thou and do
There very little said Of the Presidency, and will not
or fairly settled down and disposed OF its srea
statagems and spos" Gibson county paper had
wind blows but the wind, in this instance may have
only been little current going around tbs corner Of
There has been very fine rain and there good news
from the country all around Crops are In very good
condition and though the cut worm has been cont,nu
stroys him. What this insect have not besn able to
learn Papers frem the Western counties speak In high
There were eighteen inches Of water on the shoals res
terday Boats down to the shoals and transfer their
cargo 10 boats beyond The rain will doubtless raise the
river There always rise about this tims called the
| the air. N.
| NASHVILLE June 2 1856.
Nashville Knop Nolhings-A Democratic Opposition
Xeeing-Speeches and Speakers.
Nashville may henceforth be sst down Know
Nothing stronghold After elaboration and delay up to
i~S.-s
scalp of exceedingly modes. dimensions conjurng all
those opposed to modern Know Nothingism to meet
this evening"" which sa announced that the meeting
would open with national salute aud music In honor
of the great triumph Virginia." In the evening" &C.
cordingly, powder burned upon the Capitolne him.
the "shrn screeching Of the wry. necked ffe" was
heard through the various streets for about hour
vain attempt 70 bring in good democrats by the ears,
BY RECALLING them (doubtless blssful ignorsnce) with
the Protestant Boys after al which the meeting
"called to order.n But 1t wouldn't come.
TWAS found to consist OF about fifty boys, ("boys"
niggers, about hundred young Of nqurng minds
al very anxious 70 find out elf this var meetin' be-
oDged to the democrats tho Americana mercu.
rial urchns, and rout Of solid citizens At the outside
three hundred in all TAink Of it, pcture it, think Off,
disolute man In city Of 600 for the
press purpose Of having soracation the most
markabe victory OF the mes II found impossible for
the democratso get together meeting OF three hun
dred sons; and half not more, Of that three hun
bred was Of tho opposite party to those
that are past-peasant, Jet mournful to the soul.'
The speaking was inisatsd by gentleman from the
speaking, and wanted some water; after which he
iched INTO the Know Nothngs, Of course-appeaed to
With ruin in Gaze of an Invasion BY Great Britain mas
much as all the foreigners in the were not
Ss os
cat calls went between every word However, he took
al iSs ;ppSs s ana = those
light OF truth-which he appeared to think was the
little clear space In front Of he believed in
their Godvhch seemed 70 evince that he didn't under.
stand their doctrine He booted of his sugar
He followed By another gentleman from the coun
try, who was also booted of-not, however, until he
! Of tine regular Know Nothing meeting ngh.s.b
And than = third nothing dsuntsd fs,rlessly took
cause h was ssss,sm.n Who believed in the x.
nosthenian action, action, and accordingly kept all
onts sSsb s. the Limp fire. % % srvabs IL
.I 's sas. ss nss Or
tho g % sSss Su
all 'swear prayer two in that cause; and some Of
and how prescription has tended to the increasing
Of creed Why, then, they utterly opposed to Z
measures, G according 10 their Belief the one best cal
cuAed to advance the interests Of the Church OF Rome
vG. that ,.s: and not the
| the third hooted of.
Then the fourth appeared splendid man, and sp.
| parently an elegant speaker; but IL was of no use
The meeting was foregone conclusion. He menced
we'll enough, and AL ilsnt for very little time
II was soon seen that the silence only "he prelude
to dkputeo Besides the hootings persons In the mob
kept continually ''talhiss baekS-so that, supposing
him snd the mob to speak alternately this is portion
| Of the gilldmdufyey
Gentlemen and fellow citizens--yes am q Tenuss.
ssan-( Dat is geos) land IL you Will listen to me will
| speak to you. know that you not the men wno
formed the mob to assist In reecuing Burns Ut Boston
know that you not the who tore do yn the ballot
box general screech) III here to congratulate
you on the victory In virginh-old Virginia 'as)-
| that mother CT States and Of statesmen (.sDdn't
know she was married that state-( "spssk loud.