Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-10-04

The great card of the Buchanan democ-
Iacy in Tennessee, at the present time, APP
Tears to be to make the people believe that
the Fillmore Americans, North, are fusing
with the black republicans. To do this
forgery was perpetrated on the New AL
hany Ga. Tribune, by which that paper
was made to assert falsehood in regard
to the alleged fusion in that State on the
electoral ticket The Tribune, so soon as
the matter was brought to its notice,
promptly corrected it, and showed that the
national Americans are supporting one
electoral ticket, and the republicans anoth-
er and an entirely different ticket. 1t was
next charged that the national Americans
of Iowa had met in State Council and de-
clared for Fremont. We branded this
counterfeit by republishing letter from the
Washington Organ, showing that no such
meeting of the State Council of Iowa had
been held, and we have now in our posses
sion national American papers, published
in Iowa, exposing the fraud, which it seems,
was the work of few rascally republicans
in Oskaloosa, Iowa. And now we have to
meet charge that there is fusion of the
national Americans and black republicans
of New Jersey. This charge is made, not
withstanding the Americans have just plac-
ed in the field their electoral ticket, with
that sound national patriot, Com. Stockton
at the head, and in their State Convention
last week scornfully rejected all overtures
for fusion with any and all parties. This
charge is put forth in the Union and Amer
lean of yesterday. This is a game which
has also been adopted by the black repub-
lican allies of the Union and american In the
war upon Mr.. Fillmore. These lusty allies
mingle their voices in the cry of fusion
the one chanting: Behold, the Americans
and black republicans fusep-the other,
See, the Americans and BUCCANEERS like
kindred drops mingle into one !" For in
stance, whilst the Union and american with
solemn voice gives forth its chant here,
the n. Y. Tribune breaks forth in New
York, as follows
The indications of an arrangement between
the Fillmore and Buchanan Slavery extension
lists multiply on every hand. A Washing
ton correspondent of ours reports, in letter
which will be found in another part of this
paper, that the proposed combination will be
cOnsummated in the event of the defeat of the
BUCCANEERS at the approaching State Election
in Pennsylvania. Private advices from that
State, however, inform us that the same Buch-
aneers have already concOoted some scheme
not yet publicly developed, securing the vote of
the State in favor of Border Ruffianism, and
that their despair of the last few days has sud
denly been CHANGED to exultation. From NeU
Jersey ice also hear that Mr. BuchdndnS recent
visit TO that State has resulted in an agreement
TO gige the cote Of tie buchanan men there to
Fillmore an consideration Of an eguiURLeRt an
Pennsylvania. In this city we know that a
meeting Of the leaders of the two factions has
just taken place, with view to a combination
on the basis of giving to Fillmore the Demo-
cratic vote of New York, in return for which
the Fillmore men.of Pennsylvania are to be
handed over to Buchanan.
Now, which of the "chanterS" is to be
credited? Neither. Both are humbugging.
Trickery is at the bottom of their songs.
Put no faith in them.