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Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-09-16
The Corruption Fund.

Not long since the Post Master at Lib
erty, Amite county, Mississippi, received
circular from Washington calling on him
to send on the names of the foreigners in
his county, and a certain sum of money, to
aid in defraying the expenses of the Demo,
cratic party in the election. The Post
Master declined doing either. He was
thereupon removed from Office In card
to the people, he says:
81 have not yet sent off the names of the
foreigners in this vicinity, as lately required;
nor did | think that could afford to set aside
portion of the small income of the office, to
assist in sending Democratic documents to
them. Whether such instructions were ever
issued from the Post Office Department or not,
one thing is certain, the menace accompanying
the refusal has certainly fallen upon me-the
threat that upon noncompliance with the
order | would be removed, has certainly been
executed. T.. l.. BRAMBLET.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-09-16
Correspondence Of the Patriot. ]
The Meeting Mt Tank.
DENoss' MILL, Sept. IL,

DEAosS MILL, sept. IL 1900.
MEssRs. EDIroRs:-It was our good fortune to
be present at one Of those "great uphesvings OF
the popular mind" exhibited in grand American
meeting held at Jones Spring near this place on
Thursday last. The large and enthusiastic crowd,
amounting to more than ., 500 persons, 500 of
whom were ladies', assembled from the counties OF
Davidson, Williamson, Cheatham and Dixon, conf
prised Of many Of the two old parties, wings and
democrats-men who represented the bone and
sinew of the country-the real yeomanry ofthe land
It is in such places as this and among such people
as these that the ultimate success Of the party is
to be attained. Our opponents have long under
stood 1t and have used their knowledge to AdvAn.
tage.
Gen. Washington Barrow led of in one of the
best speeches we have ever heard. He cares but
little for the frvolity of wit, the inveetve Of sar
casm, or the emptiness Of defamation. Though
he occasionally INDUCES a streak Of the finest hu
ror lashes with the keenest thong and scars aloli
in the grandcst fight OF eloquence and patriotism.
lie reviewed in a interesting and mastery manner
our past political history and his personal scquaint
ance with many Of the prominent OF the day en-
abled him TO Ehrow peculiar light upon the eoun-
tenances OF many Of these worthes He showed
in the most striking eooEs the responsibility Of tie
Buchanan party for the present state OF things,
aud wound up after discussing ell the other Issues
involved 10 the canvass, with q comment upon The
bargain and intrigue affair, the connection OF Bu-
chanan aud his party the slanderers calumnstors
and Abusers of both Clay and JAekson-appsalng
10 the political lovers Of each OF these great SPIRITS
20 unite in repeliing the attack made upon the char
actor Of both, 10 unite ~ guarding their memories
which had DOW become rational history and Ame-
ricAn biography.
Aner he was through speaking, many old line
democrats who had before intended TO vote for Bu
ehanan nov publicly announced their intention no
longer 70 support so vilisfyng a party aud esndi-
date Old line shiss declared their intention no
longer 10 support the enemy Of Clay.
We then adjourned 10 ones fthe finest Barbecue
Of which We ever psrtook, after which Mr.. w. L.
McConnico RECALLED the meeting By humorous
speech which produced az excellent effect.
Our esteemed young friend John A. heEsen.
Esq then tool the stand, and lheagh Il wAs grow
ing Ase, they rallied areand this talented orator
and lavorite son Of Tennessee, while he held them
spell bound BY The slschery Of bis eloqasnes Aad
the magic Of bis osatoFy.
John shane. ESQ, on behalf the citizens Of NASH
vile. extended 70 Ne ell good eld-lashloned inv-
taiiou a. John alone eoaii do 90 The arcat s1Pol.
deal compromising" Is he styled IL. ehieh l. 10
assenole IN Jour city on the lelh ef October nexG
AfteF which The meeting broke up the ness spirits
imaginable. Yeara, he, b.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-09-16
Another Base Trick Exposed.


Democratic and Republican papers are
re-publishing what purports to be the pro-
ceedings of the American State Council of
Iowa, renouncing Fillmore and going over
to Fremont. An Iowa correspondent of
the Washington Organ brands this rascal
ly counterfeit as follows
I am happy to inform you that the cause Of Mr..
Fillmore is fast gaining ground in Iowa. The FIRE.
mont party are becoming fully sensible of their
misery and in their last agones of despair are
STOPPING to means the most degrading and unprin-
cipled that the most polluted heart could devise to
keep up a sembaDce of life in an expiring cause.
They have forgotten the dignity of men Of honor,
and plunglng into the lowest and drtiest pools
of falsehOod and degradation, to fish for phantoms
that may give them the faintest CLEAN of the most
distant hope of apparent life. As an instance:
In the issue of their organ Of August 29, called
the "0skaloosa Herald, appears an article pur
porting to be the proceedings of the American
State Council of Iowa" which resolves the repudi-
alton of Fillmore and Donelson aud endorses the
nomination of Fremont. Now, sir, this whole af-
fair is a fiction, base libel, forgery gotten up
by four or FIVE Fremont men, for the purpose of
attempting to make the impression abroad that the
Fillmore party in Iowa have repudated their stand
ard-bearer, and endorsed the unworthy Abolition
candidate, Fremont. There was no meeting of the
Council at 0skaloosa, as the pretended record
claims, nor any such meeting expected or
thought of-this publication being a base libel,
gotten up without the sembsnce of anything to
give it birth, but the base and unprincipled per-
fdy of those few that manufactured it.
You will no doubt see the "bogus proceeding"
in your exchanges, aud will promptly refute the
lying scheme. We hope the perpetrators Of such
base fslsehOods will meet the just rebuke they well
merit from the hands of all honest aud Union low
irg men and American citizens. Let thei: shame
be fully and firmly exposed.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-09-16


patriots as Washington, Madison and Jack
son. There will be no first places in such
Democracy even for such men as the Mt.
Pisgah or Jacobs ladder prophets. They
will go into oblivion for the same reason
that JEFF. Davis had to give way at Gins
cinnati to Quitman, and A. V. Brown to
Breckenridge-for the same reason that
Gadsden has been recalled and Forsyth
sent to take his place at Mexico. The
reason is obvious. Extremes meet each
other and regard all that is between them
only as vulgar instruments Neither Gads-
den nor Davis, although nullifers, were
bold enough as disunionists-n neither Brown
nor Andy johnson although they had
hearts that were ready to break when
they heard the word Compromise, could
take the stump in the free States and de-
clare with as Dluch boldness as Breckenridge
that squatter sovereignty is the very thing
to enable the North to carry forward the
anti-slavery policy. Such is the inevitable
law of the political power which is derived
from sectional organizations. 1t obliged
to give it's honors to those who are most
inscriptions in inhaming the passions of
the people. 1t cannot wait for those who
pretend to respect the maxims of prudence
If the candidate for power halls from the
South he will be rewarded if it appears
that he is more Southern than his COMPETE
tor-if he halls from the North he must in
like manner show that he is in the front
rank of the wAras. Thus Quitman in the
South is ahead of Davis, and Van Buren,
in the North throws behind him Marcy and
Dickinson.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-09-16

TRANSFORMATIONS OFFICE N. @. r. r. I
NASHVILLE, Sept. =, 1856. (
THE draymen Of Ma hvie having discontinued receiv-
ing goods the Depot, Consisnees viii hereafter be
rotfed OF the OF their goods and furnished With
bin of freight due Any presenting the
tce and paying the bill will be recognized as tn authorz
ed agent Of the Cousgnee The respon sbiy Of the rosd
terminates with the delivery Of the goods and claims for
deficiencies and damages will not be allowed aeT delivery,
unless by consent being the duty Of the agent have
in his possession evidences Of delivery consgnees their
agents will be required to receipt for all articles deliver
ed Notices for all consgnees whose place Of business
residence Is not known will be sent to the Post Once.
OHAS. W. ANDERSON, Agent.
N B-rhe object Of the notice Is to give Con-
sgnees any unnecessary trouble, compel draymen to
responsibilities that do not legitmatey belong to
their business but simply define the position Of he road
leaving merchants and draymen to make their own ar
rangements. septic UG Wv A
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-09-16
Ohio.

The Americans of Ohio held a State
Convention on the 10th inst at Columbus
and put in nomination the following ticket:
For Judges Of the Supreme Court, Daniel Peck,
Of Belmont County (or the long term;) Samuel
Brush of Franklin County (for the short term.)
For Attorney General, j. N. Bushfeld, Of Guern
sey County.
For Board Of Public Works, William Old6eld, Of
Scioto.
For superintendent Of Common Schools, DR.. D.
Wooster Stevens of Clermont.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-09-16
THE DENMARK REVIVAL!
5000 Americans In Council.

TIE FILLMORE "FUR0R" EXTENDING!
The last Brownsville indicator gives glowing
account of the Am erican Mass Meeting and Barbe-
cue at Denmark, Madison county, Tenn, on the
9th inst gentleman, who was present, informs
that at least 5000 persons, including about 500
Of the fair daughters of America, were in atten-
dance.
Ii was a sort of 1.-TWO DAYS MEETING;" and un-
der the powerful preaching of that great popular
speaker Hon. J. K. Clinton, OF this city, preceded
and followed by Messrs. D. B. Thomas, S. l. Ganao
way, DR.. Newhern, David Reid, VIM. II. Stephens,
and Others the Americans had great revival
Thus the good work of Americanizing the PEG.
pie and Of rallyng the friends Of the Union, goes
bravely on! If our American friends elsewhere
throughout the country, do well as we intend to
do in this Congressional District and this division
of the State. Flinaores election Is certain and the
Union is sdfei-Nemphls Eagle and Enquirer.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-09-16
The Maine Elections.

The Maine elections, In which the opposition to
the Republican Party has been very NAL adrOi:, in
not bringing Fillmore electoral ticket into the field
early In the season, have gone for the Republican
party, and elected Hon. Hannibal Hamlin, (AbOli
ton Democrat for Governor,-as was to be expect
ed. The Democrats have been thoroughly used up
by the Republicans-and the friends Of Fillmore
have bad no part either way, having 60 ticket 10
the field. The Siste--an old Democratic State,
may be considered lost TO Buchanan.
The Southern Buchanan men will see in this re-
sul.-ano,her demonstration Of what their allies,
the Democracy Of the North, smount 70. Hamlin
as a Democratic U. s. Senator, vent for Pierce,
and the Pierce Administration, voting for all the
spois, and about all the measures. The friends
Of Fillmore Ielt the Buchanan Democracy q free.
aud open held to try conclusions in,--and the
result Is "the Northern allies Of The South.
ern Democracy" are no. TO be relied apoa,--
bot on the eontra-y, they have gone, horse, foot
and Dragons, over 20 sectionsIism
This result again goes 10 show, that the MAS
between she ExFREnEs of she North aud the South
VIZ Fillmore. can alons save the country from see
sionaiism. II Bachanan men South eoald have
their way,-Baehansn would get al the Sonfhern
vote aud Of course, fEemoat al the Northern, vote
land 20 be elected. The Fillmore party steps Ia
between both. aud saves the eouRtry from this
alarming aecii0ualisH. Nos she Rachanan men Of
he North, especially n New York, must see--that
70 save certain States. they must vote the Fillmore
lieksk--N~s Kazk Ezysas
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-09-16

TINHE pahHe viii please notice that note. purpors-
log TO be signed BY D. p Lsnirr, j. wkEs0n and ny
SELF made payable to W. g. LAnier for f23 protested
In the Bank o. Tennessee, the 2Sh August past bat
since that time has been paid By the Laniers.
Nov, as understand that statements have been
eircaated rosgh the community relation 70 said
which Injurious 70 my reputation, deem u duty 10
state, that sgned sail note, promised any
20 do 80, that that there such
note existence until sfter protested, and
any hing wrong has been DONE has been done By
me. sSptt2l X. & PATTERSON.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-09-16

WAsHxeros, Aug. 81, 1856.
Editor of the Madisonian, jackson, Tenn
] am just 10 receipt Of a copy Of your paper of
the 10Th ult-, which presume you had the polite
ness to address 70 me, in which End the sOIlOE-
ing -
'Fillmore stock is rising. but Buchanan, is sure
to carry Pennsylvania Cans you help Us to divide
the South and thus throw the oNUs of bringing the
election (of Presidency into the House upon the
Democrats"
Reader, whogdo you suppose wrote the above?
Would you suppose sootherner could pen such
words-aye, TenDesseaR--a Tennessee member
of Congress did do il, no greater, and no less no
nothing than Mr. ZollieoHeF, The above is an ex-
tract of letter written by him to General Haskell
which the latter read during the delivery of his
cond Fillmore speech at Memphis" se
Sir, the statement that penned those words, is
untrue. The whole argument made in the para
graph is unjustly and falsely attributed to me. |
wrote letter to Gen Haskell which be doubtless
read correctly, but the paragraph which you print
is not contained in that letter-is not mine-and
does me great injustice. ! did not preserve copy
othe letter and cannot therefore quote its language
but the impress ,iOns in my mind at the time /
wrote. were, that Mr.. Buchanan would carry his
own State tPennsylvanis, and and lcOuId not carry
any other Northern State and that if he could 10,
any event get ALL the Southern States their whole
100 electoral votes, with Pennsylvania's 81 votes
would still taiI TO elect him, by voies-l49 votes
being nee essary to an election. Ny impression was
equally clear, that Mr.. Fillmore would carry the
States Of New York, New Jersey, and California,
embracing As nothern votes; and that If HE could
carry the Southern States be would be elected, and
have II votes to spare. / sought to impress these
facts on the mind of my friend Gen. Haskell; from
which Il is apparent that If the election should go
into tlle House. it would result from the folly of the
course pursued by the friends OF Mr.. Buchanan
rather than from any fault OF the friends of Mr..
Fillmore. think suggested to him to hold them
to the just responsibility ofdefending such result
the legitimate consequence Of their action, in the
face of such facts But did not ask him to ''help
to divide the South, and THUS throw the oNUs of
bringing the election Of President into the House
upon the Democrats" &c.
l have somewhat modified my in pressions, with
the rolling tide of events. now much doubt Whe-
Their Mr.. Buchanan can carry his own State, and
believe that Massachusetts, has been added to New
York. New Jersey and California, aud win vote for
Fillmore and Donelson. 1 do not doubt, that were
Mr.. Fillmore not in the contest, Fremont would
carry every northern State. Asking you to give
this correction place,
Am, your obedient, servant
T. X Z0IIIC0FFER
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THE GREATEST NOVELTY IN Tue UNITED STATES.
WOULD respectfully inform The Ladies Of Nashville and
vicinity that have just returned from Paris ant Euro
pean cities with the largest and richest stock OF Paris Nil
lnery Goods, unsurpassed by retail establishments IN
From the liberal patronage extended to previous
for 70 years stimulated to make purchases
above and Londo the recherche exquisite and novel
styles Of goods worn by the Nobility of those countries and
dom find their 10 this place. Likewise, have
peted arrangements to be supplied by every with
the newest designs OF Fancy BUnnets Headdresse &C.
they become fashionable by the Nobility Of Paris and Lon
dom Flsterng ourselves that ladies have good il
not better taste than those ladies' and will fully susta
In our endeavors 10 please.
We have received greatpart rich stock that We
would be pleased to exhibit. ~ cur regular FAN open
ing viii be 25h September, stock viii be full aud
complete by that time for The fall campaign Of Millinery
Goods That We think will surpsss anything ever opened
at Nashville, DO regards quantity quality and prices
But the stock win speak for itself than this advertise
nent. Being q my selections ane lmportations At
Paris and London our stock win consist Of all the most
beautiful styles Of fancy Bonnets, rich BUgle ard chene
do Straw Goods very large stock for Ladies aud Misses
and every variety % so &3 90 each suit every
customer rich Trefonted Head-dresses Likewise real No
hairs used by the Royal Family England France,
ali beautiful designs, rich Paris Flowers, Plumes 0rnamen-
tai Head Wreaths and Ornamental Goods for Bonnes
ties and bridal OCCASIONS $40 boxes Likewise Paris dress
uings Of chenel, BugIe, Lace Gmps &C. We would
call pSrticu notice to imported stock 81 Embroeer
les Of full seits Of Honiton, GpGre Maes Work. Musin
Joconets, &e Sleeves, Collars, Worked Bands Handker
chiefs, Infants VAST, &c, Lace and Buge Sets Ve
Buge Collars and Sets Gimp Bracelets Necklaces Loose
buge These goods are very fashionable and desirable
this
large stock OF fancy goods consisting OF Ladies' Paris
Cabas Port Monies Psrnmeries Extracts at so cents,
Black Velvet Trimmings, very scarce Of all widths; She'll
Tuck and other Combs, Ia great variety 6ne stock
imported Cloth Cloaks and Wrappngs very CHEAP: Ladies'
style Hoop Skirts, Gauntlet and other styles Paris
Gloves from 50 cents TO 81 Is for Gaunt cts.
Nov ladies have given you a te Of rich
stOss, your presence and examination will fully
sustain as in our endsavors TO please, and give Us
sgement to visit Paris This shall endeav
maintain BY polite attention, fair prices and Puaciu
Atty Ga trade, and work order secsrsito
continuation Of The liberal patronage extended for
~ years past Nashville. This atter Ourselves our
Lady friends fnly convinced Of without this advertise
ment
N. bah work on Bonnets, Shaping and Fetrimmlng
done in superior style and easonabse prices. Country
merch ants and Miners supplied VITA small bill OF goods
Al Low prices the could be purchased East At
State Bank. (. WISE, Agent
HAsHvmr.R. sept I6 80.
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hooks and stationery.

INVITE the attention of the Pubic to my large and ven
selected stock of Books Papers, ststiOnery and Fancy
Goodg
COUNTRY MERCHANTS AND SCHOOL TEACHES
Can se su2psa w school Books an kinds at the lowest
pr.ces.
TEXT BOOKS.
FOR Colleges Academies, Public ast PEyats Schools con-
stantly on hand
MEDICAL BOOKS
complete sssortmss Of Books published BIZ Blanchard
4 Les, whieh viii be sold az Catalogue prices
RELIGIOUS BOOKS
me publications. Of the Carriers. Martins, Presbytssa
Board, American Sunday School Unlon American Tract
Soeety. Amercan B6e Society, Aai the Massachusetts,
sabbath School Society.
MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS
An Standard WORKS Prose and Poetry together with ne
new Publications Of The day.
CHILDRENB BOOKS
Particular Geeuto has BEEN given 10 tbs denaytrsnt
More tina zoe volumes % the bea Jnyenis Booka nss
Publislsd Parent, examine them.
BLANK BOOKS.
EleA as Pass Books, Fill BO0ks Nots Books Day Books
Journals lie sers Copy Books, Composition Books, DAyas
fos iSSg, &c.
FANCY GOODS.
Work Boxes PaPisr Macle DESKS, POFtiolios Bachgan-
moa Boards Chess Men, Chess Tahse DAtsmsn Gold and
Pearl Pen Holders, Pearl aud Ivory Folders Porcapne
Pen Holders Gold PoaRSaiD Pens. CHINA Ink ssss Bronze
BoR He COUNTING ROOM.
Letter Presses. Copying Books Check Books on an he
Banks, Commercial Note Paper Envelopes, Red Black
Blue Inks Stand Pen Rachs. Check Tins, krAsers, Pen
Makers God and Steel Pens Ban Paper, Red Taps Bankers
cases, FAher's Psncis, Ae s4e.
aux9O Al collsTs street.
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