Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-05-07

ton, BE- appointed delegates the district CODven-
ton to assemble at Carksville on the 18th instant,
and that thez be earnestly requested to attend
The following IS the list:
n tist Ward--B Lanier, 4 Isd6eFfT3 HM
~ "a Ward g Brown, sa6I Brown
Sd Ward-hOgh 1tcCTea. i Il Eanier4
An EF3-E LawrsRes, 5eips ~ pr
q 9th W &c G9href, A'AE-4 AllsWay; -
- 6tk Nafd--J Fisher, Noble 7Ellisi7,F
18Th Ward--C- ( -4ipstO9s John Tan ketalsyi
BIZ Wards. ? 'Cosbitf a JlDsyA;f / FRH1
ss~2d District - NJ Ratf etsdhi d il ceay6ck; Y 1
r cd Distriet44zB Alifid m4. IA StdbItE4 I INN
AZ lib Distriet-Andrew Jackson, Tim DOdson;
9Th nIshfist-SAs E76B B5zelIss5IE CbariE9nq 2pI
7th Distri6f5z9 EooANi@ EPtsi1e;N9 Az 2.Jy0
IWy8h DfstTittIOhn RainsyW slt gsre:gs9 tIz, ~
s9th Distsdys4 Hsinzg VIII Iazai1sTW ,safir
i5si1Od BfsGfoths Il GsiipbgH 81 bsfrJ
z va th Distriet=Hf M liRs, ~. q 8Fdfhst ,sIassa
IL 'BlstFict4lF 2 Watkins Aris Br06g-iiO m1
6134 5h l6strict44L Greer DR. vi A6dsrs6h; S4jdA
g9a5ih sbfietEn BiS0hy JlElanghhy va sIaJI8s
g B1striSl1E9 eHHdress lgsgg sithaK ss5oo'
l9th District L Williams, n Allen; -oA ,s9n8J
goth DislFiet--ziTo II allgs1sA ,saaih0RM DtaTga
S's2l EtIsrirt 81 Philips, Andrew Hooper saIaa
s7a22p DlstEief- WcahpBell; s hiRsfs;A 07'''o-aA
% 2Sp Aisgiei5TY Drake y AbsggRsthE; "a n ss
e "a Dlstrlet-M Nllkerson Garrett, s3livdsaN
islW R EoEx r ~ elfaFosEs = i Cur Yfs ~ r iafv
graves D o Ii3rbEns. K ~ Br0Ylr Gen e. ISAIAH,
Gen y B Clements, W EII6dhAigT B 4 Malhs DfAYiB
ZHsTtOhs Y EnsIsg,-I GaptiR PaftsTsopi
Fit Fb0s tiaBdih, b 81 HaJwPsa asAgsJames} y itso
} Hams, w Dortch, a r CroZier, J Bransford, a
rCsT5 rbgtB JnIytboHs Bastezs sJJ s 3Iiigs 7JoIp
e6rbett, DR. sd Hinstony Zach RayneBa.LoS HsfneI
- Ia- T191lE2e so1soa62 .GlgL22ll .anpaBaEosJI ,g
20 IAN EREsTISG LETTER .yT''dv'a s +
pso2AnOngs Ehe uaaber l0f RemOcEats spoken If IN
Aab ama for the Office Of GoYernors IS the Sion. d.
HUEB4Ab,i tIaying been fterrgga gated upon saBLf
sect by portion Of his personal and political
frriehd5 he addressedt6em the following IeteTs pubs
Hshed ii the auUcdis:i ,1agas zsH.d bias
~ IA ---- FftES1ocK Ala, April 81 q 1851
GENTLEMEN Having been solicited by You, among
others to allow my name be used before the Dem
ocrhtic Convention 70 assemble ia June next for the
Nomination OF 5uYernor OF baf4aI deem ia TT
tnie t. STATE 10 you, that haye heretofore refused
10 Allow maine to be used IN connection With that
Office and that, at This time particularly appears
b neslthat the 0thce- Of Governor, IN Southern
Sste is Of too great responsibility, 10 be desired
and should beaeeepted alone from seRsesof duty
u ana radical llem9 cratrRo uld. not have On Of
fee matter Of choice WheEe could BOT repre-
tthefeeihgs efIa nsjOrit y6f the people of my
State without injury its most vital interests and
at This crisis tearsWe might not RgFeeS
rhs'SoAtIeFh States are ow iSetually iehgagea
inla double War2Bat With The grestet number Of
the Northern part Of the eOnfederacys as allies of
Great Britain; and at war with q portion, or tIe
Southern Statesmen British sRd
policy can be met ldTeFisiedA Nhils England, on
hdr pArt claipiPg the, Abolition and Frsssoi Al
lance in her attack Upon SQutheER
actually making uponst he sBh9le DRieHs The
| Abolition and Ftees0il" movements in the Uniteda
States are bat the biddlngs Of ElgHsi Statesman
and Eneland prsfershet preseat mode of fRaFfRretO
at others First 'beo&ase her allies here usually
tile most expensive part Of aT1ess cost her n0Jh-g
ing; and at the same time she IS eodrted fed, and
Supported By each eOntending section. Secondly,
II makes the struggles Pr9raetedl one, and enables
hbrto shape eTPOliey thai her people her eem-
nerce rather for she thing for pebple4 will
BE less shocked at the dninutiUn of supplies froms
our country by the EUcOmplishmeht'Of hsr schemes
Of abolition. Now Sit 50 happens shat IsdifeR M
tho from both parties in the South the mode Of
chrTyihg ON this English abolition war: Instead Of
these aAhual and quadrennial contests held among
Us with British alRes whether An her pay or eHE ef
It, prefer another I'd for sh scOnHietG Cen
trail America, or some other foreign sp0t my jIII4
hent shoutd beseleeted as the place. You thereby
divide the devil fgrces.- GetGlesrD of theSinfuenoe
Of his hypoeritical parsons ana strong minded wO
hen-togeIher with all Whb wish 10 esJabfsh char
deter for respectaOllty with mere shadow Of title
Get clear Of ali oste1atiUs pretensioHs 10 eAafAS
how numerous and noisy, anu transfer ths batJle
around 70 iheaTe where none Of these win BE dis
bJsedto act-where the issue viii depend upon the
effect Of well aimed rides. M a. 80 - , ~ - :
/ EnEl4A lleA VIII ave no 0utSlue duNdnLd8e III
the BATTLE while shall have the feelings Of AL
rdepatrOts OF every section our side together.
ithahbIuOus aspTants and hllIbUsters and ali 10
want excitement and Iese fgAty1
To my hdhd these ihBEIefs appear so plHn, shat L
am Whelly unable 70 understand why 1t IS tlit our
Government does not change the war Rt once TO the
place Whchis The QPject N fAe e0u esttO Central
American No man. Il seems 10 me, isl III lOr puble
control who capnQi zee this al WHO are trying to
avOfd or U6nCeal'the true issue do hut aid British
policy Seeing tins, as think 700 Plainly 7tO be-
mistaken and fearing that the love Of ease Of quiet
and Of gain, might prevent my beng supported BY,
Jhe State. have iamblqon for the Station ofi4
minority Governor OF the sovereign State ofrAla-
bama with only power TO- PariOR and EeleaseycRn-
victs and remit dhes anu foreitures Pei else t ha.
| On the other hand, III the Democracy, kreNing,
my Riews,should in Convention h6niitHs for the
ONCE, although hpmbed by q sense of mobility to
Il achievement, SHALL as far can push forward Tue
|. policy indicated; glOrying in such symptoms of
4 regeneration as would be manifested by the sCk8
@ .af Respectfully &c.Ss. .. y - 10 -
81 a'r. ), DAYIp HUBBARD. ~
/ Messfs o. H. BYNUM, J. 7. ABERYATHT, and 9TH
ers delegates rE ga r~sE as 81 .z.E's 2sBs
us l -. -L-- -Luali Lib Jaa -8+b 4
YOUNG LADY IS. sCRAPE7 HOOPS AND HIGH
HEELS IN CHURCH. .zia.Us
The RiohnaDnd Ra5 says: 4 few, spndays ago,
amodest young gentleman Of oar acquaintance at
tended the morning service in one OF our fashioAa
Bile churches &c was kindly shown fl d luxurious
~ cushioned pew and had handy settled himself