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BIS Nbtn6S 10 ubE i7SRDR$1S
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@nf. @Du0bIdn'8

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k@de BON @reteritraBe unb @aitern Inenue,
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faS 8eIb wtebtr erfattet. CONDITIONER f6nntn aut 1rten Dor
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II IN Der Office Der Gpntp., Ralftmpref,. 81, 1902.
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The Winchester appeal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1856-1856, 1856-05-10

TIE DlFFERENoE.--While Major Bu-
fords company of emigrants for Kan
sas were at Montgomery, Ala, they
attended church in a body on the
Sabbath day, and listened to an inter-
esting sermon from the pastor, the
Rev. J. T. Tchienor, to which they
paid the most marked and respectful
attention. After the services of the
day were concluded, the Rev. Mr..
Tichenor proposed to his congrega-
ton to present each of the emigrants a
copy of the Bible, which was immedi-
ately carried into effect. We COM
mend this proposition of a true disci-
pie of Him who declared he came not
"with the sword" to the Rev. Henry
Ward Beecher and his Goddess congre-
CATION, who so recently subscribed for
twenty-five Shapes rifles for Kansas.
One, in obedience to the Divine COM
mand, wishes to send the gospel to the
farthest ends of the earth. while the
other, true to their fanatic instincts,
desire to fill the land with blood, rap
inc, and crime.-Vicksburg Sentinel.
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Cid Line Wings.

1t is amusing to see the Efforts now
being made by democratic orators and
journals to create a love in the minds
of cd line wings for the democratic
party. and their hcrculcan efforts to
show why old line wings should be
avcrse to the American party and its
principles. In almost every democrat
ic paper we pick up we see some COM
pliment paid to some eminent whig--
James G. Jones, for instance--or q
long and eloquent eulogy on some one
of the wing party, who is now dead
during whose life they lost no opportu-
nifty to traduce and villily. All our
readers can remember how it was
charged by democratic leaders last
summer, that the American party was
a swing trick" and now they have a
"holy horror" for a reference to any
ouch n charge. They are now cndeav-
The Winchester appeal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1856-1856, 1856-05-10

ELECToR FOR THE Sth DIsTRIcT. The
District Convention which met at
GAINESVILLE, Tenn, on the Oath inst,
nominated James M.IQuarles, Esq, OF
Montgomery, as the American candi-
date for Elector in the Nashville Con-
gressional District. Mr.. Quarles is a
gentleman of fine ability, and will DIS
charge the duties of the station with
credit to the party and himself.
The Winchester appeal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1856-1856, 1856-05-10

The New Orleans Della intimates
that Maj. Donelson left the Democrat
ic party because he was not wanted
in it, If you were to arm streak of
lightning with search warrant, and
tell it to find the man in the ranks of
that party who is not welcome there,
it would return the document, with
the endorsement, Not found
The Winchester appeal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1856-1856, 1856-05-10
We understand it is quite commo

We understand it is quite common
among certain class Of politicians
TO wit: one-horse locofocos, in certain
croWtis, to assert that Fillmore is un.
sound on the slavery question; that
he while President reluctantly signed
the Fugitive Slave Law; that it was
with great difficulty that his friends
prevailed on him to sign it, &c.
Now, we have no argument for this
class of men. We don't write any
thing for them. Men of this class arc
never influenced by either argument
or facts. The real facts of the case
have no impression on them. Their
business is chalked out, assigned them,
and this they are to do without regard
to the facts. Hence we write nothing
for them. But to the respectable men,
bers of the party we want simply to
ask the question: Don't you feel mean
when you think about being associated
with such men? Can you look upon
such hypocrisy and insincerity and not
have your cheeks crimsoned with in
dignation, although it should accom-
plish the end dcsiredl Could you re-
joice over a victory obtained by such
meansY
Compare these dastardly charges
with what every democratic speaker
and every democratic editor said OF
Mr.. Fillmore in 1852, after Gen. Scott
was nominated. Upon every stump
in Tennessee the soundness and the
independence of Fillmore was pro-
claimed by democratic speakers. lie
was held up as a martyr to Southern
rights; as a man who had tearlessly
discharged his WHOLE duty upon the
slavery question, regardless of the
consequences. 1t was said everywhere
by democratic speakers that Southern
Wings were guilty of trcachery in de-
serving Mr.. Fillmore in the Conven-
ton; that by his fearless discharge of
duty upon the slavery question he had
brought down the curses of the aboli-
tionists and frecsoilcrs upon him, and
that it was a duty that Southern wings
owed to him to stand by him to the
last.
Now, the question which we want
to ask the respectable portion of the
party is: What do you think privately
(of course we don't expect you to speak
ouD Of a party that would elect Gen.
Pierce in 1852 by asserting that Fill
more was the man for Southern wings;
that he was tried and true upon the
slavery question, and then in 1856 try
to elect Gen. Pierce by saying that Mr..
Fillmore was no friend to the South,
that he was tried and found wanting
on the slavery question.
We have not here referred to the
paper and page to prove what was
said of Fillmore in 1852, because we
know every Democrat who was groom
in 1852 rccOllects it; and no man who
has particle of regard for truth will
deny it.
Now, democratic friends what do
you Think Don't speak, because we
do not want to get up a family quar-
rel and we know your party don't
allow
The Winchester appeal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1856-1856, 1856-05-10

The Matamoras Libertad, of the
10th ult., announces the death of Gen.
Arago. That paper says:
ave are not inhumane; but We are
too fond of the liberties of our coun-
try to hypocritically affect to lament
the death of man whose existence
was incompatible with the repose Of
the nation"