Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-14
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-7gFoWifg h syoT g5la tie New York Tri6unS-I9
,- Oar hsmphis 4risRdE predicts the election of a
Ffeeeof President 20 1860. This l. what the
So 3 Black Republican paPsrs haEs been doing for some
2 g 4, Tie Eagle a98 gus says farther, that
I'd s tbsneiss nothing elsarsT than that continuation
Ss.s5 % f policy 6t r PTEBoE by Mr. BUoHEE1E q,
- - iaiFenghen rather thEnadimiHis the Frees0H
.party,, THE 7fi6aas has been isboring for months
to eBfaTUg ing ssT1g srguH1ent7 The Tribune con
IL Graduates itselEoter its SeatheFn convert and
gives cheer to lis Northern friends by heraIding
,GoEss position and winds up with the complimentary
that The Memphis editor sees far snd clearly into
the nature of any Southern alliance with the over
seers Of Virginia and South Carolina, 1.-THE swag
ger q Brook, Wis & 90. having disguised Tens
nesses as vel as Ohio, New York and New Eng
land Tsnnesses whseling into line with Ohio,
New For. and, New EBglandt What will our
500 people think Of this? The following is from the
~. tribune s-.r ...- - ma -..
The Memphis Eagle and Enquirer says that the
recent Presidential election indicates very clearly
90 the election Of sFree> Sol President ID 1860 nud
&c s events that there nothing clearer than that
a continuation Of the policy of Mr.. Pierce by Mr..
Buchsnsn VIII strengthen rather than diminish the
FEes Soil party It further says: q We have
Indeed been saved from the calamity of FIRE.
m0nts election by the bare candidacy Of Mr..
"F3lmore; and many there are of his friends both
"Btt the North and the South who will be unwl-
@ g ling Bgan to enter Presidential CANVASS merely
s-" to serve as Tanker TO cover the weak points o.
the Democratic party and then get curses for ouI
1--~-r "pHins.
1..1 Arguing accordingly from these premises, and
fa that the Democratic party will be too much de-
noraized with the elements Of other parties tc
~ merit that appelation, and that whatever may bI
the result Of 1860 disnnon is inevitable the Ten
nessee Journal argues in favor of looking out fol
another port 1t is against g Southern Oonied
- eraey as understood by Brooks, Wise & Co.
% Their idea the editor sstutey observes ap
spears to be to unite all the Slavehoding State
into great Southern Confederscy after the
the order, we suppose, Of the Germanic Con
fedeFsCy, in which Virginia and South Caro-
"lina will play the part that Austria and Prussi
play in the great Lsger-Bier Empire beyond tn
ocean Now, against just such a Southern con
federsey as this We as member of the bod
polite having as much right TO speak as Brooks
- {" Rhets, Wiseo any Of theE ilk enter our earnes
" and solemn protest" Tennessee, we learn next
should have, according TO her spatursl position,
connection with Arkansas Mississippi, Louisisn
and Texas, positively. and Cubs, Mexico and Cen
trsL America prospectvey.'~ -+-
Thus it seems that the sWaggeF Of Brooks, Wis
& Co. has disguised Tennessee IS we'll ss Ohio
New York and NewEnglaud. The editor sees ia
ndcesry into the nature ofsuy Southern Bllianc
with the OVerseers Of Virginia and South OsrolinI
who have bulled and controlled the doughfaces
the North. Alexander's generals are beginning t
quarrel even before his death.