The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-02-16
BorTs's DOCTRINE IN TENNESSEE.

The Democratic Herald, published at Columbia, Ten
nsssee contains the following prompt fearless and just de-
ANNEXATION Of tue insdous conspiracy TO betray the inter
ests Of the South, by ignoring her constitutional rights
which has been lately set foot by two of the leading
know nothing organs 10 Tennessee to which made ref
few days since g. NJ Campbell esq the editor Of
the Herald, political writer, is without superior 10
the whole State added to ths he now and always has
been, thorough consistent and able supporter OF the
great principles Of democracy whether in the ranks the
stump, the editor of democratic journal The scnd
ments OF the Herald may be taken fair index Of tb,
Of feeling with which the frank chivalr and patr
otic people of Tennessee win reject any and all at
empts to seduce them into deserton Of their const-
tonal rights: ...a.
" THr IsAUeUsATios OF BorrsrsM IN TrsSrssEE-TU
NAsHvItLE GAZETTE BAssER AND TIM 'IosoRfSs'
TotrcyThe Ignoring policy Of John Minor Bolts,
cruelty and ruthesy throted by the Richmond (YE)
Wing and its friends in the second meeting Of the combined
councils Of the city of Richmond is its legs again. Bott-
ism has been regularly naugursed In Tennessee the policy
upon which the great American party IA TO be national
sd 10 the approaching In the shape ola sausoJ
from the distinguished author OF the American text book
assuming the editorial control Of the Nashville Gazette
have the platform Of the know-nohing party Of Tennessee.
William N. Bibo announces 70 fail the world and the
Of mankind that it is the duty Of all good
and true know nothings TO sschsw and igpors all
questions and unite together wild hunt sner
office, Foreigners and Catholics These he declare, TO BE-
the grea, paramount and national questions Of the day and
to these, he all other questions must be subject and
sub6rdinate. And, the Nashville Banner, we
In opinion with Mr.. Bbo believe with him that the
slavery question, party test sbood be wholly ignored
that the American party should admit into its ranks
every hue and shade Of opinion upon sectional and HaoHal
questions in other words, oRnits party be
gsnized in which the nuer the the dsuniop
s the free oier the sbotionist, the black republican
the snrener the anti Mason, and the national know moth
ing may fellowship together upon the great prin.ls
to aH-opposition to democracy,
Here bold and daring attempt 10 lead the South into
the dark embraces Of black republication deliberate and
wede6ned purpose to barter away the cherished rights Of
fifteen southern States and deliver them body soul into
the hands Of their enemies Mr.. Bbo the editor Of the
Banner know that this Ia they know that counsenE
southern men to ignore the slavery question they counsel
submission 70 the anti slave power Of the NORTH and ncu
cate doctrine which adopted and acted upon, ner
sb lead to the subugaton Of the South the dismsm
bermsn Of the Union. viii the know nothing party OF Ten
follow their lesdf Will the great American party Of
the South endorse the sentiments Of two such abolition trail
tors VIM N. Bibo and Allen A. Hall For the honor Of
Tennessee hope not for the sake Of the Union pray
not"