Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-10-18
AMERICAN ELECTORAL TICKET.
SATURDAY, OCT. IS, 1855.
More DIsunionisni.

AAoh. " W. DOJScp III TeCeuL speech
at Columbia, S. c., on the 10th inst said:
If Fremont ia elected, what are We to dos Shall
we SUBMIT | csn3ot speak for you but for my.
self, lsay We MUST not. [Applause These peo-
pie have abused and msligned us, and said that we
are afrsd to secede. trust in God there will be
resistance made. II We are 10 become provinces
let US be 80; but do not let calmly submit 70 the
degradation which Fremonts election would im-
pose. Applause.
The election Of Fremont must not be submitted
10. The South may not 60 with me, but must
say for myself, that rather than submit my neck to
the yoke which Sumner, Burlingnme, Wilson, Se-
ward and others OF that stamp would impose I
in fdUOr Of secession, resistance, death, any
fhiHsi Loud and long continued spplause.l
Hon. Jas. L. Orr, in a speech at Union
vile, S. c., on the 7th inst, We learn from
the UniOnriHe Herald, favored disunion.
The Herald says:
II Fremont is elected, he believes the Union
will be- dissolved. and Col Orr said he could be in
fagor of its diSsoiatioH II il occurs it will take
place beiN cen November and March next. he had
gloomy f;rebodings for the future. II Mr.. Bueh.
snan Is elected, will have peace -four years
when ,fiort will again be made for Black Re-
pubcansm The people Of the South are now
united Than ever; and II the contest must
come, we will be prepared TO meet the enemy, IN
divided.
Mr.. Keitt Representative from South Csrolins
in recent speech before 40 applauiing DemOcra-
tic audience at Lnchburg in Virgins, sa;d: tel ]
you il Fremont Is electrd, adherence TO HE Union
ia treason 10 EBrty The sonfhern man ~ho uiH
submit 10 his eleeton 10 traitor aud cOpard"
Gov Wise, of Virginia, in recent
speech at Richmond, said in the event of
Fremont's election
"You will find hundreds that will say, oh, waitl
wait for snme overt act-wait for him TO do some
wrong Will any person, entertaining feelings of
sefrespeci, having the spIit and courage of man,
wait 10 prepare for while its cloud is in the
horizon until after the declaration of var is made
Tell me II the hosting Of the Black Republican
flag ia the hands OF sdventurer, while the arms
OF civil war are already clashing, is not to be
deemtd overt act and declaration Of wsrf II
you skaIt 10 the election Of Fse,aOsf you viii prove
what Seward and Burlngame have said 10 be true
--tbst the South cannot be kicked out OF the
Uuor. What will YOU do II this declaration Of war
is maGtg SAT- TO voc THAT ] RESERVE MY AEss
wER TuR THE PKEsESr. | DELIBERATELY SAT- TO
YoU, WILL 30 wHATEyER YoU WILL BACK NE IN,
TO SAVE rs, or DIR. War is a terrible thing, and
we al have TO remember, that if it begins 1T WILL
NOT ONLY The NoRTH AGAINST THE SoUTH, IT
WILL BE A CIVIL WAR OF HYDROCARBONS for lber
tv against approximation right against power
THE sADnKsr EEFLEcTIoK TO NIX Is, THAT IN sUcH
cRI Is THKRE WILL BE FOUND MANY TRAITORS
AMONG U.s."
The Richmond Enquirer on the 7th inst,
said
after every view Of this great question that
presents itself eye; after calmly weighing all
it, attendant circumstances, and with n most col
emn sense Of the importance of a right decision
by the Southern eOple, we are forced TO the con-
victon that the only sBfs and honorable for
them 10 pursue, IF MR. FREMONT BE ELECT.
ED, l. 70 WITHDRAW IMMEDIATELY FROM
THE UNION, AND 10 ESTABLISH A SEPA.
RATE GOVERNMENT FOa THEMSELVES"
From the sPArtanburg 6. CO. Express.
Qua NEXT GovERNoR-The subject who shall |
be our next Governor. is exciting considerable in
terest ia the public mind. Several gentlemen have /
been nsmed and their claims urged by their re
spectiVe fiends. All agree that the office OF Gov
ernOr, though unimpOTtanI may within the next !
two years become one OF great responsibility. The |
temper OF the South seems to be, that il our friends
OF the North are borne down in the pending strug.
gle-if the true men Of that region shall be COM 4
PEELED 10 strike their cOlOrs before the isnsticsl
forces of black repubicsnism, THE sEcTIoEAL PEE.
sIpEET SHALL SEvER DE IEAUGURATED IN WASH. 4
ISGrOS CITI Oh ON SLAVE TERRITORY. We have
strong hopes that the good men OF the North may |
yet save our distracted country from the perils |
shat threaten uG II not-the die is cast. la |
view Of what may be the result Of the great issue
nov pending before the American people, it be- |
eomes Us TO cast about for him Who would be most
likely bring the gubernAtorial chair the quAli-
ties OF head and heart that would be most service
able in the great cause Of Southern rights-SouIh-
ern MISREPRESENTATION union. In this choice |
there should not only be sought the man who com.
hines ability With patriotism, but il possible, one
whose name might serve a rallying cry OF all our
country "iIom the seaboard TO the mOuntains"-
one Who has a hold upon the popular heart. We |
should have . man who could WELD the fierce ele>
msnts OF the chaotic mass that may be prscipGtsd
upon