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


of August, there appeared an editorial
charging that the Black Republicans and
Americans of Indiana, had formed coali-
ton, and were supporting the same electo-
raj ticket. We had seen no evidence of
such coalition in any of our exchanges,
and disbeleving the charge, enclosed the
article of the Union and American to the
Editor of the New Albany Tribune, and
asked him to put US in possession of the
truth He responded in his paper of the
9Th instant, in the annexed article, in which
he summarily disposes of the unfounded
charge.
Inasmuch as the article of the Union and
american has been extensively re-published
by the Buchanan press in this State and
Georgia, and was used by Buchanan
speaker at Atlanta last week, we call the
attention of the American press and speak
ers to the correction made by the New
to warn the friends of Fillmore and Donel-
son against putting faith in charges against
their party or their candidates They will
be recklessy aSsaied; but don't you be so
foolish as to be deceived by such assaults.
Your party friends, North and South, are
true to the Constitution and the Union
your candidates are ADORE reproach, in
every respect worthy of affection aud con-
fidence. Stand by them, and let no arts
of the enemy shake your faith or diminish
! Your zeal:
From the New Albany Tribune, sept. 8, 1885.
| The editor of the Nashville Patriot enoloses
Us the following article, which he clipped from
! the Union and 4mericaR,n the leading organ
/ of the Democracy in Tennessee; and he desires
us TO inform him whether the extract attribu-
( ted 10 the Tribune is genuine, aud whether
! there is really a coalition between the Repub-
| licans and Americans upon the Presidential
ticket, as alleged We copy below the article
enclosed, and append our answer:
"LET TENNEssEANs READ-The great body
| of the people take no Northern papers, aud
are, therefore, unaware of the fusion constant
ly going on between abulitonism and know
nothingsm to defeat the national Democracy.
Here is fact, the simple statement of which
is sufficient. Let everybody read it, and then
tell Us what is the difference between Black
Republicanism and Know Nothiugism at the
North.
''The Huntington Qndiana) Gazette, FREE
mont paper, has the following Electoral Ticket
in its columns
FOR PRESIDENT:
JOHN G. FREMONT, of New York.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT:
W. L. DAYTON, OF New Jersey.
Electors for the State at Large:
George G. Dunn, Of Lawrence
Andrew l. Osborne, of Laporte.
District Electors
l. James G. JONES' of Vanderburg.
2. David T. Laird, of Perry.
3. John Baker, OF Lawrence.
T. William E. White, OF Dearborn.
3. Fred JOhnsOnbaugh, OF Wayne.
9. Henry II. Bradley, f johnson.
Z. William K. Edwards, of Vigo
8. James Prather, of Montgomery.
9. Thomas H. Stanfeld, Of st. Joseph.
10. John B. Howe of Lagrange.
IL. William R. Hale, of Wabash.
The New Albany Tribune, the leading Fill
more paper in Indiana, has the following ticket
at the head of its columns
For President
WILLARD FILLMORE.
For Vice President:
ANDREW JACKSON DoNELSON.
Electors for the State at Large:
George G.. Dunn, of Lawrence county.
Andrew L. Osborne Laporte.
District Electors:
/. James G. Jones' OF Vsnderburg.
2. David T. Laird, of Perry.
g. John Baker, of Lawrence.
f. William Z. White Of Dearborn.
g. Fred Johnsonbaugh, of Wayne.
6 henry Ii. Bradley, of Johnson.
Z. William X. Edwards, of Vigo.
s. James Prather, of Montgomery.
O. Thomas S. Staufeld, OF St. Joseph.
TO- John B. Howe, of Lagrange.
IL, William K. Hale Of Wabash
The same paper contains the following
coalition BETWEEN FILLMORE AND FIRE.
MoNT.-The Fillmore State Convention of In
diana have Just united with the Fremont or
Black Republican party, by nominating the
same Electoral ticket for the State. II any OF
oar Democratic friends haUe been feeding them
seICes up Nth the hope Of a di0ision among the
american and Republican parties, upon the
State ticket, they aoOud do toeU to give up that
hope as utterly futile.
1.-The friends of Mr.. Fillmore should now go
to work to secure majority of the popular
vote of the State Of Indiana for him; II they
succeed, OF which we nave no uOOoI, Ihs Elec-
toral vote will be cast for him. Let there be
no cashing between the friends OF Fillmore
and Fremont, because their cause is one cause.
Let the energies of the friends of each be d.
rected against Buchanan, and we will have no
more slave soil TO curse our government"
We do not know when we have seen so
many falsehoods brought into so small con-
pass, and so evidently manufactured out of
whole cloth.
In the first place, there is no such paper as
the Huntington Gazette Published in Indiana,
that we have any knowledge of. There is
paper published in that town under the name
of the "Indiana Herad'-and the only paper
published there Ii has the names of Fremont
and Dayton at the head of its columns, but 1t
has not, nor never had, the Electoral ticket
fshed up for the occasion, by this Tennessee
editor.
In the second place, the New Albany Tn
buRe (either daily or weekly never has had
that or any other Electoral ticket at the head
of its columns. The ticket however is the
genuine Fillmore Electoral ticket, barring
changes since made, and was published in the
Tribune among the proceedings of the Fill
more Convention, which met at indianapolis
on the 10th of July last. Since then, the
ticket has not appeared in either the Daily or