Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-09-06
From the Memphis Appeal Oct. sth, 1921


From the Memphis Appeal Oct. sth, 1921
GOV. Jones Among the FrecsoiIers.
Ia their debate at Nashville, Col. Guild res
directed and read upon Gov Jones some of
his old speeches. among others, one delivered
at Carthage, Ohio, on the oath Of July, l648.
In that speech Gov Jones said
That willie the compromise Of the consti-
tuition should be adhered to, the question of
slave extension was lett to Congress, where il
belonged, by Gen. Taylor. Bat Gen. Osss
said no. Gen. Taylor declares that the will of
the people as expressed 10y Congress should
not be arrested by executive vetoes. Gen.
CaSs says that Congress have no power over
the subject, aud any law or ordinance limiting
slavery be will veto. Taylor left it to the
people. He asked The liberty, Freesoil and
Abolition party if they were going to vote as
in 1874. They elected Polk then, and will try
to elect Cass now by throwing away their
votes on some third candidate. Processing ex-
elusive devotion TO freedom, they abandoned
the pledged champions of the peoples rights
and aid in electing a chief magistrate, who de-
nles that the representatives of the people
h ave the right to arrest the progress of slavery
in the country"
We do not remember says the dppeG1 erer
to hage seen a more reckless trifing on the part
Of a Southern man, aoitb tile Interests and safe.
;y Of the South, than iSernccd in this speech to
the a6oLitioniSts. While it embodes total
surrender of the only safeguard upon which
the South can now hang hope, the Executive
veto, it evinces trucking, a panderiHy to the
abOlitioniSm of the North, 1ohoLLy uaworthy
true son ofthe South. Such arguments as are
here addressed to defeat the election of Gen.
Cass, are the very arguments which should
commend him to the support Of every true
patriot Entertaining, as Coz. Jones does,
such Uietos as tie foregoing EXTRACT EvINoEs,
NO ONE WILL Re LONGER SURPRISED AT THE
DISCRETION OF Mr.. FILLMORE IN THE BALTIMORE
CONVENTION, AND MS UNION WITH THE FREE
SOIL ABOLITION SOOTT WING OF THE PATTY.
Gen. Scott is understood to stand precisely
where Gov. Jones placed Gen. TAYLOR, p sub
servient tool To issue the eGlcrs of Congress
both branches of which are now in the power
of and controlled by the North TO establish
This fact, Col: Guild adduces the late speech Of
L
the following is an extract
AT they require that the executive shall
afford facilities for extending slavery Into Ter
ritOries now free, or the admission of new
States into the Orion beyond tie line of com
pact now existing, | think that | hazard
nothing in saying that they cannot rely on
Gen. Scott. On the other hand l am con-
strained to admit that in all official Efforts by
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amendment or repeal Of the fugitive slave
law and to afford facilities for the spread of
slavery into the Union, they can rely implicitly
upon Gen. Pierce"
WITH THESE FACTS BEFORE THE PEOPLE icons
cludes the APPEAL We LEAVE THEN TO DETERMINE
WHISTLER Gov JONES be SAFE CoUNsELLoR IN
CRISIS LIKE THE PRESENT.
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