Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-03-08

In the election Of Banks, it is to be remem-
bered and 0iU be remembered, that q most
base and unheardOf treachery was perpetrat-
ed, and which the sovereign people will repay
by their sovereign contempt. Chattanooga
AdUertiSer.
True, most true. The cooperation of
such Democrats as Smith, of your district,
Clingman, Herbert, Hickman, Kelley,
Wells and Williams, with the Black Re
publicans in the establi shment of the plu-
rality rule, the result of 1chich rcas the cleo
ton of Banks, is to be remembered and
ocH be remembered" by the people of the
South, and national men, North, to the
utter diSmay and humiliation of the party
which apologies for and defends the fatal
error" The stupidity or want of principle
which prevents the AducrtiSer from properly
approaching the unfortunate dilemma in
which its Representative and its party are
placed, must, we suppose, be accepted as
some excuse for the persistency with which
it clings to a position which is simply alb
surd-the holding of National Americans
responsible for sins of its own party friends.
The Kentucky Weekly News, published at
Newport Ky, is devoted TO the rights and
interests of the people, true democracy, the
freedom of Kentucky, and the downfall of
slavery" An excellent paper, with an excel
lent man at the helm. May it never die-at
least, till it shall have witnessed the triumph
of the principles it SO fearlessly advocates. .
f. DougLdSss Paper.
We take the paragraph above, credit and all
Just as it stands, from the Sag Nicht paper at
Newport, the Kentucky Weekly News. The
editor Of that Sag Nicht organ, now the only
avowed Abolition organ in Kentucky, glories
equally in his LOcofocoism and IN his Abolition
ism, and is proud of the praise of Fred. Dong
lass, the black skinned aud thick Tipped Abo-
litionist of the North. And, be it observed,
although the Weekly News teens continually
with fierce Trades against slavery and slave.
holders, as fierce as those put forth by the worst
Abolition sheet of New England or New York
the other Locofooo papers of Kentucky never
utter one word in condemnation of its
course. Satisfied with the influence it exerts
in favor of their own party, perfectly content
with its Cxertions ia behalf of LOcofocoism
they are willing for it to support Abolition
doctrines as violently as il pleases They are
more than willing fer this, for they trust that
the Kentucky Abolitionists and Freesoilers,
most Of whom are undoubtedly readers of the
Newport paper, will thereby be secured to the
Locotoco party.
As the editor of the Kentucky News is an
Abollionlst, it is natural for him to be Loco
foco. It shows that he has at least some per.
ception Of the fitness of things-some knowl-
edge of the adaptedness Of means 10 ends. lie
knows, from the very nature aud from the
whole history of the Locofoco party of the
country, that if ever such an old and estab-
bshed and national institution As slavery shall
be demolished, the terrible work must neces-
sarily be done by that party whose career
from first TO last has been characterized by agra.
rianism, iacobinism, disregard of vested rights
and intense and bitter hatred Of everything
supposed to have the slightest semblance Of
Aristocracy Lou Jour.