Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-07-22
TUESDAY, JULY %, 1865.


Soh0 hhfo Dy th-1F own OrKanss
The following extract from an article in
the Washington Organ of the 18th inst,
puts an extinguisher upon the democratic
argument in favor of union on Buchanan
to defeat Fremont. According to the two
Buchanan organs at Washington, the Sen
t'HeL and the Union, Fremont "has not the
remotest chance of success :"
But We now propose to convict the friends
Of the Washington Union at the South of de-
ception, duplicty, and Jesuitsm, and we shall
do il out Of The mouth of the Union itself!
1t is well known, and will not be denied,
that the strongest possible appeals have been
made at the South, to the American party, to
support Buchanan, as the only means Of defcat-
SRQ Fremont The Buchanan orators have
made themselves hOarSe, preaching this ser
as the only possible mode of preventing the cleo.
ton Of Republican! Our friends all knOw,
and our enemies will not, dare not deny, that
this is the main argument at the South in favor
of Mr.. Buchanan.
The Southern American party has been sd
jured, urged, begged, entreated, supplcsted,
by all the considerations that can move pstri-
OTIS, to come to the rescue of the Union, by
supporting James Buchanan They have been
told by those decetiul orators and editors who
have sustained this miserable dynasty, and
who still cling to the hope of further enjoying
the "losVes and fishes" that unless the Amer
lean party at the South nOp come up to the
support of the Cincinnati nominees, all is lost
Is not this the Substance of their appeals to the
Americans of the Soutll2 Have not the ora
tors and editors we refer to, over and over
again, held the above langusgel They HAVE.
Yet there was not one uOrd Of truth in all
they have thus said by way Of duplication 70
the American SOuth-n0t one cord! And We
mean TO demonstrate the hypocrisy and false.
hood of those appeals, from the editorial col
ums of the Washington Union, endorsing Oh
this point the Washington Sentinel Ia Buch,
anan press slsO,) and, for this purpose, We
quote the two last paragraphs from the article
headed "The Man Of Strato," published in the
Union OH this 10th day of July, 1855, to wit:
"Mr. Fremont never would have been chOs-
en- rs the candidate OF any respectable party,
BY the people. A few politicians who aspire TO
control the government selected him for ,hls
negative qualities, and under the impression
winch lie has artfuly created that he has
comm aud of boundless wealth. He is man
Of straV. They are already suck OF their bar
gain. 10y Can arouse no enthusiasm for the
ca Use. They have made All egregUus bunder
in selecting him. The more hIs history is slit
ed, the more worthless his merits rs a caudi
date will appear.
"Re 10, utter all, not the candidate Of the
present parry Of oPposit'On to The ddmtmlsfrG
ten. but SIMPLY tho candidate 0t the Abolition
party. The Abolition leaders controlled the
convection winch nominated Dim. The plat
form on which he was nominated is ultra do
clifton, denying tho right Of sLIOery eUerySohere
outside IF The old thir, cen S,stes. Tie utU re-
csiUe only the abolition rote-SLightiy augment
cd cy a teto renegade Wings and FreeSOIL Dem
OcraS He has not the remOteSt chance Of sue
GEES. There is hardly probability that lie
will carry as many States as General Scott
Aessrs. Seward, Weed, Greeley, Giddings Il
CO., will have 10 try their hand with some
body else. They will never get possession of
the government through the instrumentality
of John O. Fremont"
Here is a direct, pslpable, and undenisbe
REPUTATION, by the leading press of this present
so-called Democratic party, OF aU the jeremiadS
uttered in the whole South, to gull, deceive
and entrap the American party into the sup.
port of Forney and Buchanan! Is there an
American st the South who has not been ap-
preached by some one or other of the vile
demsgogues of the day, who, with fearful
eyes and dOL<Tul accents, has besoughi him, for
the sake of the country and its institutions, to
aid 10 defeating the Republican candidate by
voting for James Buchanan Not one; eoery
American at the South has been thus APP
preached.
Ii any such whining, canting, hypocritioal
demagogue should, hereafter approach an
american" with any such STUFF, we hope and
trust that the man approached will read to the
dissembler this extract from the Washington
Union of this present. date, July 10Th, and
close the interview with this appropriate re-
pulse, 10 be found 10 Holy Writ; get THEE
BEHIND NE, SATAN"