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Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-10-09
Che American Party, North-Its Nation
alfty-G0v. Floyd OF Virginia.


The Union end American of the 9Th inst
has an editorial, the object of which is to
create the impression that the democracy,
North, are sound and national, whilst the
American Party are neither sound nor ma:
tional. 1t argues that there are thousands
Of wings, who affiliate in the South with
the American Party, who would, if they
we're satisfied as to this alleged fact, sup
port the democratic ticket. The declara-
ton that the American Party, North, is
unsound and not national cannot be sus-
tanned by authentic facts-it is mere par
tisan declaration having its foundation in
prejudice and ill-will. 1t appears, from
Gov Floyd's speech in New York, on the
I'd inst, that he had entertained opinions
of this character until he visited and spent
a week in the Empire State and from his
position there saw the truth and became
convinced that he had done the American
Party injustice. He proclaimed his change
ofopinion openly and boldly. Here is what
he said. Read it old line wings, read it
democrats, read it Americans:
''But nave this explanation to make. I find
from a sojOurn Of one week in New York that the
enemy OF the democracy is not the American par
~. THERE ARE BONDS OF UNION BETWEEN THE DE.
MoCRACY AND THE AMERICAN PARTY. I tell you
what THESE BONDS ARR. THEY ARE THE bonds
of Justice, of truth. of patriotism.
and of right. They are the bonds of
the Constitution and the Union,
Mr.. Floyd continued
But say to you now-sUCH is THE CHANGE IN
THE ASPECT OF POLITICAL AFFAIRS THAT HAS FAsr-
ESED ITSELF ON MY CONSCIENCE SINCE CANE HERE
10 THE NORTH, that 1.-The head and front of of.
ience against all who offend against democracy-I
who stand by il against all Corners and goers in nv
small and insigni6cant way-I, as to whom there
is not man in the State of Virginia or in the South
who would say that there is any ground of suspi-
ciOn against his faith to the democratic party-I
! tell you here, now, that am an elector Of the
| State of Virginia, and going to be chosen-the
world of oppression and obloquy could not prevent
mel tell you, fellow. citizens, Fillmore men and
republicans, If you can show me that the candidate
OF the black republican party only be beaten
by my vote being cast for Mr.. Fillmore that WILL
GIVE MY VOTE TO Mr.. FILLMORE, ~ THE GROUND
OPENS AND SWALLOWS NE. (Great appIause) And
l will tell you something more Virginia, demo-
cratic Virginia that failed and never faltered
Ia voice-''Neber tre")-aye, and never tired
either, my friend, since the British flag took its
receding course across the waters of the Atlantic
VIRGINIA, TOO, WILL COME UP AND STAND AT MY
BACK IN THAT MOMENT AND IN THAT VOTE That is
all that have got to soy.
Now, after this hearty, earnest admis-
zion Of the Soundness and nationality of
the American Party, North, of the distin-
suished Virginian, who has, on the ground,
looked into the matter and satisfied him.
SELF let us have no more attempts to stig-
Matte them as untrue to the Constitution
and the Union"
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-10-09
Hickman County.

We have received an account of the
discussion at Centreville, Hickman county,
on the 26th ultimo, between Messrs. Grove
and Brown. AS usual, Brown was literal
ly skinned The account came to hand too
late for publication, our columns being pre-
occupied. Our correspondent is in the
finest spirits, and leads us to expect good
tidingS in November from Hickman, Perry
and other counties. Hurrah for Fillmore
and DonelSon.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-10-09

The American State Convention which
met at Newport, on the 9th of September,
nominated an electoral ticket, which the
Boston Courier says, comprises the
strength and intelligence of the party, and
Whiol is likely to be chosen" The following
is the ticket spoken of-Gov. WV. SPRAGUE,
Hons. ORRAY Taft HENRY Y. CRANsTON,
and DANIEL RoDNAN. These gentlemen
have recently accepted the position assigned
them.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-10-09
Polk County.

A gentleman writes US very encouraging
letter in regard to the prospects of the
American Party in the county of Polk.
Notwithstanding the constant efforts of the
opposition, and the food of documents
which have been poured upon the country,
no impression has been made upon the
American masses; on the contrary, the
American Party we are assured will make
a handsome gain.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-10-09

EG- HoN. JOHN S. BMES has returned
home from Alabama, having made speeches
at Huntsville, Florence and Tuscumbia.
At the FIRST two places, Gov. Johnson felt
the power of bis logic, but they were not
permitted TO come together at Tnscumbia
1t was not the Judges fault that they did
not meet there too.
We notice that a writer in the UHioH
and American states that, at Huntsville,
Judge Brien declared himself in SayOr Of
the restoration Of the Missouri Compromise.
A correspondent Of that paper some time
since alleged that he did the same thing at
McMinnville. Both statements misrepre
sent him. His position was that he would
agree to the restoration Of the Missouri
Compromise if that slostd Prors 10 Be III
Only thing 0hieh could Preren, a dissOlHtiOn
of the Union.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-10-09
IN CHANCERY AT wAvERLY
William Johnson,


, o
8. T. King.
N this motion II complainant, supported by
affidavit ard 1t appearing to the satisfaction OF the Clerk
and Master that the defendant s. T. King is resident
Of the State Of Tennessee, and consequently beyond the
reach Of the ordn OF this court 1t therefore
ordered that pub be made for sur successive weeks
in the Nahvile Patriot newspaper published in the city
Of Nashville, requiring said s. T. King to appear at the
OF Humphreys at the Court House in the town Of Wavery
the first Thursday after the third Monday in March next
and plead, demur to the complainant BILL the
win be taken for confessed, and set forhearing
parte.
Witnes, David Owen, Clerk and Master, Of our said
court at office, the first Monday in October, 1856
Oct9-4t D. Il. OWEN, G. NJ.
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Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-10-09

We copy the following paragraph from the
n. .. Bee:
A RwcRutr.-A gentleman OF Mississippi,
Col. Thos. n. Oswell-a Democrat who had
slways voted with bis party--weni to hear
M. Benjamin last week, at Odd Felloss' uzll.
and came away with the dissemination TO
vote FOE Nj. Fillmore. Mr.. BE- 0ratcry Ger.
tAinly appears exceedingly effective.
We learn that the'speeehes Of Percy Walker
are producing the same effect.-Asbis Ado
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-10-09
IN CHANCERY AT WAVERLY.
SEPTEMBER TERM. 1856

Elmina Nichols, and others

Enlna NIthOIs, 7
Heirs unknown, &c.
TN this motion, and appearing to the satsfac
ton Of the court from the az dav Of the comp air ant
6led in this cause that Harvey Nichols had departed this
life in the county Of prey in the State Of Tennessee
leaving his heirs law, the aforesaid Elmna Nichols.
perhaps Others heirs whose and residences
unknown complainant 1t is therefore ordered and de-
the court that public ton be made for four weeks
in succession in the Nashville Patriot newspaper published
in the city Of Nashville, requiring the said unknown heirs
the said Harvey Nichols deceased il any there be-
appear the Of said court TO be held 0r
the county Of Humphreys the house in the town OF
Wavery, the first Thursday after the third Monday in
March next and plead, demur to compliments
bill will be taken for confessed and seto hear
ing parte, as to them.
Witness, David r. Owen clerk and master Of our said
court the first 1hlrsday after the third Monday septem-
Der 1855 ID. r, OWEN,
oct9-w4t CLERK and Master.
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g IT r. Az d

ON Sunday night the 21si utimo, from the resi- n
" dtnce Of Mr. Bush, opposite the graveyard afySAA
DARK BROWN HORSE MULE, XII
about fourteen hands high nine years DID, consdera
bly, marked along his back saddle
be good work animal. purchased him from Mr. GOurd
from Columbia and he attempt TO get back there
will give liberal I'd to any person who will return
him TO the Patriot Office. B. MCKENZIE.
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n Go-goKrH AND KEroH-uM.-John Goforth,
E-q and Hoa. Hiram Kelchum, two eloquent
speakers, are doing gooi service for Mr.. Fill.
more. Il l. strong hrm. Go-forth and Ketch-
uml Let the friends Of Mr.. Fillmore every.
where follow their example.
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GEN. QuarIes nj N arfrsesbsrs.

We leara that the speech Of Gen. Quarles
last Monday at Murfreesboro, is regarded
by good judges there. as one Of the most
effective ever made in the State. II will
not soon he forgOtten by the Democracy.
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To conclude with the lasghabe farce Of the SPECTRE
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EREE KANHASI

See there, democrats OF Virginia aud the South,
what the platform OF your party is at the North lin
Buchanan's own STATED buchanan, Breckenridge
and FaEE KASsAsI" We ask, Is ''FREE Kansas
in reality part OF the democratic creed, II 80,
Why all the fuss We bear about making Kansas a
slave State! Buchanan, Breckenridge and Free
KAnsasll" Does not this prove the entire unsound.
ness Of the buchanan Democracy In Pennsy lsaniA
on the subject of slavery. What shameless hypoc
risy on the part Of the bogus Democracy
The veritable hand bill which vas sent Us from
Pennsylvania, and which We have copied above
may be seen at the Wing Office By any shig OF
democrat Who prefers net 10 take our word In Ies
gard 20 Il
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AEAKEs foHs q ~ Asss maisss4s azd II sss- variety
WI wrpuskt Ira and 6istl Mauia Dosrtx nzhf sn1
len hard Fioes. A. W. PUTNAM. fGoPfirfeF.
TnB eHAnf, NSakssE.
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4 sortment efFURNfSHIN6 GOODS, comprising a or at
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stocks linen csmbrio Handkerchief lambs wool and cot
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WILL BE HELD AT

On u III V1kFl 4 A9.N-NN'A y ' @A-'I@Af
On Thursday, Sept Is, afternoon aad Eesning.
The following persons to address the people:
W. V. M'KeAn, Esq, Penn, Gov. VIM. Bigler,
Penn, Erastus C. Grover, n. Y, Gen Vim. F.
Packer, Penn, Col S G. Hathaway, n. Y Col
L. Ward, Penn Hon. N. B. Champlin, N. Y.
Let this be grand rally Of the North Tier" ID
favor Of BUCHANAN, BRECKENRIDGE and
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White and Opera Kid Gloves.

d DECEIVED this day, a lar assortment Of White and
II Party Colored Kid Gloves.
oc9 ]. II. McGILL.
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MEXICAN AND WIG NOMINATIONS
FOR PRESIDENT
ELECTORAL TICKET.

FOR TIE STATE,
NELL 8. BROWN, of Davidson.
HORACE MAYNARD, of Knox.
FoR THE DISTRICTS
lat Dist.-N. @. TAYLOR, OF Carter.
Cd. /" MOSES WHITE, of Knox.
Sd. REESE B BRABS0N, of Hamilton.
4th. /" w. P. HICKERS0N, of Coffee.
9Th. /" ROBERT HATT0N, Of Wilson.
9th. q w. II. WISENER, Of Bedford.
eth. G. @. GROVE, Of Giles.
sth. J. NJ. QUARLES, of Montgomery.
9th. " ISAAC r. HAWKINS, of Carroll.
10th. JOSEPH r. M0SBY, Of Fayette
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INFANT TO HIRE-A good. honest negro man TO help at
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A CHICK on the Bank OF 7 nnessee payable 10 J. u.
n Spain dated October g. 1885, for $780, given BY g. d.
Morgan. Payment stopped, and the finder will confer
favor BY returning the 10 this oee the subscriber
oct4 J. d. SPAIN.
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The Double Faced Democracy-Auother
Sign.

We call the attention of our readers,
of all parties, to the following article from
the Richmond Wig of the I'd inst:
ssBuchanan, Breckenridge and Free
KansAso
We receiveda day or two ago the following hand.
bill for Democratic meeting in Pennsylvania:
The Union must and shall Be preserved JACKSON.
A DEMOCRATIC MASS MEETING
WILL, BE HELD AT
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-29

New Jersey died NJ that place fev DAYS sncs seed
years. Dr. A. Represented New Jerrey IN Congress
The memorable sessions Of 1873 ana ts<t-2 He u
elected first IN 1888, took his seat In 1897 and served
bis term: In 1898 be was re elected and received q
rncsse OF electiop from Governor rcsn,nsteu bun ON
plyhe for admission IN December, 1884, 70 the House.
vas fetused, with hm wing colleagues. This rave nd
the memorable broad seal auessicn Y hsch resu,ted
the admesicn Of The democras1c members (~bo were a
tsines BY TIE certificate Of TIE sewWaxy Of aate) Z
the rejection 81 Mr.: Aycvifg anohh oemp>nSons.
Nay, 1871, the extra seeeisn oaBed BY Pre- tdcns H
riscp, be ~ss sproipted By speatw Jchn WHINE, o. XII
tuehy, chairman q The cpmmttss o. The cos~s surv|
BY pdusuious application 70 that doty he made hiu
ttcs roughly acquainted vnh the wvvk n ell - a. 1
Az ibe elc.e " the s~sios he rstved INTO pvfvase MAJ
prsctce HE me6rsi profession. m 1e<d he VS. sho1
. derfAte W tbe why CU8vcnti0n thss pcntaaxeA a
ard rrelsehuyseo, and W. ~ - AsssAsnt n
Ne~ Jevsey.
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Nicaragua. He went there, and soon ingratiated
himself into Walkers confidence.
CONTEMPLATED CENTRAL AMERICAN AND MEXICAN
CoSFEpERArIoS.
Usder the new influence q new programme was
skeched out This was nothing less than the organi
zation Of grea. federal republic 10 be composed Of
all the Central American States including the pro-
vince Of Panama--Mexico and such OF the Southern
States of this republic as chce 70 secede and joio
the new league. This scheme was first communi.
Gated 10 Gocouria In letter from Walker directed
10 hirn In this city. As II has q very important
bearing on the future Of the question we republsh
t. II il az follows
CANADA, Aug. n, 1859.
s,r,,p sy General o.zssssu Tn.y are s%o,e snd VII
be- hope without result IL you can open nsscfic.
uons with England and secure for Nicaragua the por q
Am Juan del Norts Jon viii effect great ehiec II
Norls We lsck what viii be In The end pdispeussbe 70
use naval force In The Caribbean The
consequences Of this possesssca arc nothing IN comparison
wnh the avail and political results.
,ab,ilty expect much 10 be dsoe In Engaaa You can
90 more tban asy American could possibly mpleh,
because you make tbe Brish cabinet that
sos engaged u ssy scheme for .nsexstcn. Ycu can
maize thcm zee that be only way 10 cut the expanding
and expansive democracy OF The North, ~ powerful
ana compact southern nders',cn, bssed on military pvin
cpies.
a. n possible TIE treaty sboud BE- made tesore We
middle OF November. BY thst time We rainy seascn
sTi be over, snd Ne open the next campaign. We
nus4 have 81 cur relations With Central America Axed
tefove the het - Anvil and nothing will % much Acin
all TIM pars b neeeessvy fcv The vcvk have In hand
srer ccs Css,ral ABeyicas anAivs are ssstsd.
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