Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-10-28

they rejoice that the Democratic party has been
defeated. but neglect to inform US by whom or for
what object The New York Tribune is more con-
nunieative on this subject In speaking Of the
approaching elections in New York. it disclOses the
plans and purposes Of the opposition in ell the
northern states and very plainly indicates the issue
between the Democracy and their opponents in New
York. Those who can see any distinction between
the objects Of the opposition, the TbHHs announ-
ees them, and the principles Of the ultra abolition
lists Of the Garrison School, have power Of discrim-
iustiOn, which We cannot claim.
"FRaEMEE OF NV YORK;" eTolaims oREEEEY,
s,ss ilvul VI 1rIaE at hsnd We entrcat you to
be found resolved and ready
aTbsnk God, thai the Issue Is msoe so plainly ana
broadly tl4s you cannot, if you would, mistake it,
G,,,s. ]. PARKER, (the Democratic candidate for
15vsrpor.l who voted in Congress in 1888 to crush
The Riehs Of Petition or ali subjects relating to
slavery--WhO has justified and ohampiOned an the
,,onvs and outrages by which the last Administra-
ton sought to dragon the pioneers Of Kansas into
submission to the slave pOwer-WhO expressly APP
proved and commended the efforts of BUCHANAN to
force Kansas into the Union slave State BY the
passage Of the Lecompton bill-stands before you
prominent candidate for Governor. EDWIN D. NOR
GAN, who is and has been directly opposed to and
working against him throughout the struggle, is his
only real antagonist. There will be some votes for
others, but these viii be simply thrown away. The
contest is between MORGAN and PARKER. Which do
you ehOosei
awe rejoice that PARKER has been traversing the
State as special pleader for himself and his party
We rejoice that he has thus thoroughly identified
himself with the infamous policy Of PIERCE and BU-
cHANAH with regard to Kansas, 50 that no antiN
Lecompton voter can support him without recrean-
cv and self-eondemnation. To vote for PARKER, is
70 vote for BUCHANAN It is to approve distinctly
The appointment to and retention in Office Of the
leaders Of the Border Ruans, including those whose
hands are red with innocent blood in their repeated
murderous forays on the Free-Stste settlers 1t IS
TO vote that all who supported Fremont for Presi-
dent we're fools or fanatics, who waged Wanton war
upon the fights Of the South, and whose success
would have dissolved the Union. ANAsA j. PARKER
insOlently speaks Of that glorious uprising Of Free
Soil. Free Kansas and Fremont, as if it we're q
drunken deliriun, from which the victims we're now
awakening to sObriety and shame. Let us answer
him ct the polls
How the opposition organs at the South will glo-
rfv and ezult over the success Of the GLORIOUS up
rising for freesoi and free Kansas" if it shall be
successful The Union is almost perfected IN New
York and if they triumph over the administration
there as they have done in Pennsylvania the enthu-
siasm Of our Know Nothing contemporaries will be
as boundless as GREELEY's They viii not perhaps,
be AZ honest as he in revealing the objects Of the
fusion and the ultimate consequences Of its triumph
"Op every side Of u.s." continues the Tribune,
mau Christendom is becoming conscious and
conscience stricken on the subject OF slavehold-
ing Great Britain, by protrseed effort and at q
heavy cost abolished it in her colonies twenty years
ago. France followed in her track ct the time Of
her last Republican Revolution. Brazil has prohib'
tied the Slave Trade, aud is Visibly preparing to
rid herself of Slavery, so that when our present
Minister MEADE sought to commend our alliance to
her Emperor on the ground of the United States and
Brazil being The two great slaveholding powers OF
the New World, the Emperor's response was An en-
pbatic silence silence honorable TO him, shame-
full to our government, thus constituted the sole
American power that svows and glOries in its cham
pionship Of human bondage Even Spain denies all
completely in the slave trade which her officers are
bribed to wink at Holland is now intent on eradi-
nam Russia is steadily, glOriously advancing to-
ward the freedom of her sbackled millions. Only
this boosted land of freedom is now busy IN the
manufacture and diffusion of slave whips and chains
We alone are facilitating and aiding the extension
ofslsvery while all other nations are restricting and
suppressingit On all Gods green earth, there Is
Just one spot where labor free forty years ago.
but is now enslsved and that spot is Texas, made
slave Territory by the immigration, the money, the
arms Of our couutrymen, backed by our Federal
Government HOV much longer SbaA ace thus insult
HsaUsa and proclaim the Declaration Of Independence
an GudaeiOuS hs?"
Now we are really unable to answer that last in
terrogatory We should like TO have Father GREE
LILY himself answer it; or if his ''wE" includes his
fusion friends at the South perhaps some of our
Know Nothing contemporaries can inform us how
much longer the N. Y. Tribune and the black coali-
tiOn intend to insult Haven and proclaim the Dec
laration Of independence a lie?' They certainly
give no evidence of reformation repentance if the
foregoing paragraph of the Tribune represents their
sentiments correctly.
"Msa Of NsD York; elocutiOnizes the Tribune,
'ths jackas Of the SLAVE PoWr among you insist that
81 Is not Slavery for rhh theyars cOHtHdHg but Pop
alar Sovereignty. Is that trusP Does the Dred Scott
dsoisiOn-pronOu7csd by Democratic Judges every
placed on the bench By Jackson and his nsal successors
-alosv the people Of Territory freely to accept
5set 9aVsryP You kaOw hGg does hOt-that It
Isarly atfrms the right Of any STAKEHOLDER to carry
Slavery into any Territory against the TsmOHsraHcss Of
every other inhabant Of said Territory That decision
t0as approved IN adUaqos By James Buchanan in has
Inaugural Hhas been fully Endorsed and adopted By
hs party Is today portion Of The accepted creed Of
National Democracy. That decision prscudes any
resistance, the part of those who acquiesoe in it,
TO slaveholding in any Territory"
Here we see that while the Democracy boldly and
fearlessly sustain the just and conservative prnci.
pies Of the DRTD SCOrT decision the opposition are
willing to defy the authority of the Supreme Court
rather than acknowledge the right Of Shareholders
to enter and enjoy the common territory of the Union
"Men Of New York;" continues the fusion organ,
"for what the People Of Arizona or New Mexico
may do with regard to slavery after they shall be
admitted as State you, having no power their
se,ior, cannot be held responsible; but for what
shall there be done while they remain Territory
a ward, pupil, you are responsible. Your fathers
noby discharged their responsibility in the like in
stapoe and the result is seen in Free Ohio Indiana
Illinois, &C. We adjure you to walk in their steps