Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-10-26

cay aad by night during the short period which
intervenes befJr the grea. issue is to be decided.
Up, then, democrats ard be doingl Perfect
your organization IN every town, district aud
neighborhood. Let every man feel Il at he is
special Committeeman for the occasion. Every
motive which can inspire thinking freemen to &C.
ton, calls upon you to act at ouceI The prosper
ity OF the land stretches out its hands to you for
preservation The sacred principles of good gov.
eminent appeal to you by all the glorious history
OF the past not to desert them now Our glori-
Gus constitution invokes your aid to preserve it
from mutilstion The rights of the States and
the rights Of the pc ople-civil liberty and religious
toleration-the dearest hopes of humanity on
earth, invoke your add That noble democratic
policy which has hitherto blessed you and your
fathers, rises before you to ask your Jealous and
faithful support That policy rises before you in
oil the august attributes of sllsgory-with the
cap of Liberty-wth the horn of Plenty-with
the balanced scales of justice, and the immortal
sword of Defence Itappeals to you for protec-
ton and its appeal will not be in vain!
Trouble In the CamP...The Fusion In
Pennsylvania.
For several days past (ssys the Louisville 1iusss)
the aboltionists and Fillmoreites of Pennsylvania
have been attempting to get up fusion electoral
ticket in that State, by which ell the factions can
be united against the democratic party. A tele.
graphic dispatch published in our paper of Sunday
morning. stated that the fusion had failed and
the Philadelphia Enquirer Of Saturday has the full
proceedings of the Fillmore and Fremont Com.
mittees in their efforts to bring about fusion,
which looks as If it had proved an entire failure.
portion of the Fillmore Committee, nevertheless,
joined with the North Americans and Black Re-
publieans, and formed . fusion ticket and issued
an address to the people of the State, which will
be found below.
In our telegraph dispatches Of this morning,
however, will be found sn announcement of q
Fillmore meeting, in Philadelphia, at which this
fusion was denounced and repudiatsd, and the
Filmoreites resolved to stand by their own ticket.
But it will also be seen that the fusion Convention
at Harrisburg was largely attended, amongst whom
are number ofFiIlmoretes and that the Philadel.
phis meeting was, in return, denounced and repu.
dated and the same fusion ticket adopted that was
agreed upon in Philadelphia
Here is that ticket, and the basis upon which it
was formed, We copy 1t from the Philadelphia
Times
UNION ELECTORAL TICKET.
The members of the Republican State Commit.
tee, of the North American Stats Committee, and
portion Of the Fillmore Committee, met last
night at the rooms of the Republican State Com.
mttee on Walnut street, and agreed to nominate
Union Electoral Ticket, upon the basis proposed
by the Union State COMMITTEES, in their cali for
Union State Convention, to be held in Harrisburg
on the 2lst inst, to wit twenty six names in com.
mon, the twenty seventh mama to be different on
the tickets voted for by the Fillmore and Fremont
respectively, the vote of the electors if chos-
en-, to be cast pro rata according to the vote given
for the twenty-seven names respectively. It was
also agreed that the Electoral ticket to be voted
for by the Fremont men should be headed by the
name of John g. Fremont, and that to be voted for
by the Fillmore men, by the name of Willard
Fillmore.
The following is the Electoral Ticket chosen,
the Fillmore ticket being the same except in the
leading name:
ELECTORS AT LARGE.
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