Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-08-27
Crops in England.

CEoPS
The London correspondent of the New York
Commercial Advertiser writes as follows under date
of August 9Th:
"The steady and intense heat OF the weather
which has attended the approach of harvest time Is
/ the sole subject of remark by this mail. Politics
are at an entire stand. For more than a fortnight
! the weather has been uDnterruptedly fine, and the
! thermometer has on most days stood at about 80
| in the shade This is very unusual temperature in
! England, and owing to the relative general differ
ences of atmosphere is perhaps equal in its effects
! TO a temperature Of 100 in the city of New York.
! At Paris the condition has been the same, and in
most parts of Western Europe also the summer
! seems TO have set in with great force.
"The effect produced on the wheat market has
been extraordinary. At the opening yesterday it
was found that the farmers had taken fright and
cent up large supplies, and the consequence
| that they unable to negotiate sales at
reduction Of los. per quarter, about per cent.
| below the rates of this week. Probably some
action may be expected after so serious fall, but
if the weather continues unbroken as there every
prospect it will it caunot be to any important ex>
tent Not only is the progress of ripening all that
could be desired but the accounts Of the quantity
and quality generally favorable. On some soils
there complaints OF thnness but the general
testimony seems to coincide that the breadth of
land sown was unprecedentedly large, and that any
occasional scantness will be far more than made up
by the general extent of the supply"
POWERFUL EFFEcr OF Mr. PEARCE's LETrER-A
friend informs that Acquaintance, just
from Chestertown, the residence Of the Hon. J. A.
Pearce, had told him that soon as that gentle
mans letter was received there, tWentr.h Eve old
Democrats declared their intention to vote for Mil
lard Fillmore and A. J. Donelson. Causes produce
Decentralization Democrat
Buchanan and Fremont on Slavery.
In order that our readers may see the difference
says the Aberdeen Conservative, between BuchAnr
an and Fremont on slavery, We publish below, in
parallel columns, their opinions, given by them,
selves over their own signatures:
BUCHANAN FREMONT.
Permit me here, Nj. New YoRK,
Chairman, to speak upon April 30 1856
a subject to which have Gentlemen: have to
never before adverted thank you for the honor
upon this floor, aud Co OF an invitation I'd q meet.
which, trust, may new Ing this evening at the
er again have occasion 20 Broadway Tabernacle,
advert | mean the sub and regret that other en-
ject OF slavery. IbeieUe gagements have interfer-
il to b. a great political I'd 10 prevent my being
and a great mural eya-presenL
thank God my lot has | heartily concur in ell
been cast 10 a State ieteTt movements which have
Il does not erist. Tor their object to repair
Ii ha. been curse en- the mischieis arising from
tailed upon by tina, The violation Of good faith
lion which mak,s il a N the repeal OF the Mis-
subject Of reproach to OuI souri, Compromise. ! am
institutions" opposed to slavery in the
See Gales aud SSGton's abstract and upon the
Register If Debate, page principle sustained and
| ., lsO; vol part ,. made habituAl by long
Having urged the ad- .ettled convictions
! option OF the Missouri While feel inheXbe
Compromise, the infer in the belief that !; ought
ence l. irresistible that not tobe interiered with
| Congress la my opinion Shere il exists under the
possesses the power to le -hied Of State sovereign
| gisste upon the subecity, am nAeKbly OPP
of slavery In the Terri posed to its extension on
tories What an absur this continent beyond its
dity would IL then be, H. present imiIs-
whilst asserting this sove With the assurance Of
| reign power IN Congress regard for yoarselVes,
which poser, froGits m am very respectfully
ture, must DC exclusive, lyours
should in the very same ]. C. FRENoST.
breath aso claim ibis i hesrs. Z D. Morgan
IDENTICAL power "for the and Others
| population Of a territory
in unosgAniEed cspa-
city,"
See SaHdford Litter.
Nov ws ask all honest men II Bachanans senti-
menss are not Just ~ edousjuss ~ ruinous 70 the
South IS those OF The tree negro lack Republican
candidate, Fremont. II Southern maa suallou
Buchanan, be need not make any wry faces AZ Ere
mont