Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-07-06
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The New York Tribune is in fsVcr Of making The
seomuton Constitution the test in thsnext elections
ks Tribune is willing to support any man who
lnossd the Administration on that important ques
In The Louisville Journal Is willing 70 DO the
line thing. The TFiblas says ihe principles on
hitch the opposition to the EdmissiOn Of kansas
listed. are dear to every Republican heart. those
peiplss are equally dear TO the hearts OF the anu
soomntop Know Mornings Of the South The
kl.,k Republicans. with HoRAOE GREELEY 81 their
"a endorse the course Of Messrs. BELL and URlT-
lErDrN. and invits them to participate with them
ppblio dinners given in honor of their patriotic
bos;tioD in the last Congress The Nashville Paf'1ot
tnlovizes these senators as " distinguished STATES
hen." whose patriotism is as broad anu eo"pie
,spsiye as the boundaries Of the republic
I,bst rssneot then do the opposition organs Of the
t,ou,b differ from the Black Republican papers Of
he North
The roslavery members Of the Know Nothing
bsrtv will be somewhat startled when they perceive
Ebst their organs and Representatives are leaa'Dg
Nbem into the tolls which GREELEY and kAHNoND
lave urepa1ed for them. Yet such is the TACT
kTbese abolition leaders are claiming the sou'nerh
know Nothing members, who voted agalnst Ine
kdr,ission Of Kansas. as allies and brethren Inc
,rr.ns 81 the American party at the South stu
I,linq 10 them wi h fraternsl fondness' Ohh1Ihi -
@ danoupee the Administration because 1t feoog-
rizsd the principle that Slave State was entitled
10 admission into the Union majority Of the Aho"
Nothing press echo their denuDoiatiOns- Inc DiaoA
Renubliesus invite them into grand coalition Ior
the nurpose Of defeating the rational Democracy
The Know Nothing leaders rush eagerly into iheir
embraces. and endorse their purposes as WISE anu
Ds,rotio and mite with them in eulogizing the men
wbom thew have chosen as their standard bearers
". ara snrious TO see whether the honest masses
% the marty will be hoodwinked and hhndiy
led into an utilization with the enemies Oh
tbe soutb - whether they viii suffer hos
.cr GRrELrY TO dictate their candidates shO
frame their platform, and then permit themselves ''
be driven into their support The Cincinnati 4'hae'
"A freesoil KnOW-Nothing paper-nominates M
CR1rTENpEN fer the Presidency. BURLISGAAk o.
Massachusetts, is eloquent in his praise. WADE ane
WILSON give him the hand Of fellowship GREELEY
RAYMOND and TRUMAN SMITH express the hignes
admiration for him. The Black Republican Know
Norbipgs of Cincinnati welcome him with public
demonstrations of their favor Immediately th'
Know Nothing press at the South set to work tt
create a popular sentiment in his favor The Louis
vile journal leads off and the "smsn fry al
follow. They fill their columns with accounts O
the enthusiasm which his arrival in Cincinnati and
CovingtOu created. They exhaust the vocabulary
OF praise in their fusome eulOgies Of his persona
and political merits. They call upon the world t.
bow down and worship this new object Of theil
idolatry They even copy the very words Whlei
BURL1yeAslE used in communication Of Messrs. CRIT
TENDEE and BELL, without acknowledging tn
source from which they derive them, however
and ask their Southern readers to endorse them
Tbey adopt GREEIEY's candidate as well as hi
principles and insist that their party shall sdOP
them also. We beg conservative men to pause bsfOr
thew conset to follow such leaders. Let them in
uuire when they zee this harmony Of sentiment an
union of action between the Black Republicans q
the North and their own leaders at the South, Wha
Is the difference between them and finding tha
thew are laborDg for thesame objects, let them con
sler, whether they can approve those objects whiO
Horace GREELEY and JOHN BELLsgree in commend
ing as highly praise worthy and patriotic?