Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-05-12
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If The political views Of Hen.7AEsOE 6. BURID-
Gam, Of Massachusetts,, not familiar to our
readers. they viii ind them very closely compressed
in the following extract from speech he delivered
81 Boston; ,-..--- ,-.-l u. ~ 49, -'n
'''' Tf asked to state specially what he would do, he
,-orld sBsWer.- FIRST repeal the Nebraska bin 70
second repeal the fugitive slave Laws third, abolish
gagisvsFS6i % 1itTist q cpluH fourth abolish
the inter State slave trade next he would declare
that Slavery should not spread to one inch Of the
Territory Of the Union and then he Mould pla the
goUeHzenf actually on the side Of freedom. -
He would have judges who believe in q higher-laW,
an anti slavery constitution, anti-sRTery Bible
.-ss and an anti slavery God .--..-r. --.--'
-, sweet morsel Of abOhtouism this, which needs
no comment. Il iss dOubly distilled extract, which
90 southern men may digest at leisure 90
49, A few weeks sinoe this gentleman made an elsbo-
rate speech on kansas affairs, supporting the
crpiendsp substitute and assigning his reasons
fherefOr-which were thst it would overthrow slave
- - " in tie territory sBd make Kansas free State
Bis speech vas inEerspsrssd with feeling and afeo
tiouate slusions to his Southern cOnfrerss some Of
y. which we have already published. In connection
with the foregoing moroccan, We desire our readers
to digest the following additional extract that they
may have some better idea Of the terms and condi-
. tons Of the Coalition now being formed: -.
-- - Sir, 1t was proud day to me, when heard the
-. speech OF the venerable SenEtor from Kentucky,
Mr.. Crittenden. The melody Of his voice, and his
patriotic accent, still sound an my ears Uds glad
10 hear him deaouhe fraud iVaS glad TO hear hin
stand for the truth As listened it seemed % me
that the spirit Of the Kentucky Commoner had come
back again to VisiB MS Old place in the Senate. Il
seemed to- If his spirit was lowering there
l66kipc as in days Of DID, after the interests Of the
Union Al that W0WeRt Che heart Of AasSqchfSets
beat responsive OgG8 TO that Of grGBdOld KeRtub
and oHged to have the day come again, when there
should be such feelings as IN the olden time, when
she Bay State bore she name Of Henry Clay her
valleys everywhere toEctery and with an affection
900" equal to the affection Of Kentucky herself -.a
~ also felt proud to hear the speech Of the distin
guished Senator from Tennessee, Mr.. Bell. I Was
rgts q hsF der ooires o. this tom AesSrg. Under
agoOd, gf ReHtUcky; GHmeT, Of North CGTolula; Ri
oaud and Harris Of Maryland; and DaE1s, I5ih his
surpdssgg slogsses acOThy Of the best days Of PHe
and Of Wirs and I also ezpTess my gratitudstO NJ
Marshall Of kentucky, UhO has laborsd so long to
secure this Of patriotic owe it to these
men, and 20 myself to say that do not agree with
. them on the subject of slavery, and know that
they do not agree with me-. Neither dol agree with
the Douglas men; 1 take what think is higher
position hold to the power Of Congress over the
Territories they do Rot, But while oppose the
Lecompton constitution for one reason, and while
Douglas democratsOpPOse it for another, the South
Americans may oppose it for still another. God
ID ja0cS Vs haze al cds JWdT aga1st q and against
the Standardization ARd haze together here as
a uniy not. by any pfeeOncert, not by any trade
among leaders, but by the spontaneous convictions
of our own honest minds. trust that ts may be an
Omsn4ef vtgtttay bqRPeR p zee fptHf,s AS to what
may happen, it Is not for me TO prophecy Let time
GufeEanes determine y. .-'
They have all Cause Of war against Kansas
settlement and against the AdminisratiOn-they
have come together as a uit-he trusts that it may
bean omen Of what may happen in the aturs-Whieh
is not for him to prophecy-let time and chance
determine. What sffectiOnate and fraterniEing
spiHtE sWhsFevpOn tbe Louisville, Joaraal iumedi-
- atsly exclaimed: ......-.--... .,.. s,.a-s .
We have now in the stand taken on the Mont
gomery-C rittenden BILL By the GHfi-Lec0mp0H section
Of Congress- THR UEDoUBTED GERM OF A GRAF ma
TIONAL PATTY"
o.. Whereupon FORSET's Philadelphia Press eIclaims
q Circumstances may have occurred, may occur.
which cannot be controlled until they shall have
worked out their destind end" Suppose, for in
stance-ssys substantially, the Prsss-thOse who
have heretofore belonged to the Democratic party
bat have gone off on the Kansas ball those who
are Black Republicans and are acting with them;
and the rump of Americans who have abandoned |
their one idea and are acting with their old friends
again. should unite in the formation Of common |
party, in opposition to the national democracy. |
Who can object to it.
Whereupon the Baltimore Patriot eIclaims:
Whatever may be Col. Forneys views in regard \
to the name of bis new party--thUugh rose by 1
any other name may smell sEeet-still it is clear
and beyond all doubt, that there is powerfully
growing sentiment in this country against what he 1
is pleased 20 term the national democracy, or the
present administration.
We have no misgIyings Of the honest sentiment
which is now impauently Waiting-slumbering as it
like volcanic fre-ready TO burst forth, as
sert its terrible might, and achieve the end re-
gHired
So sure therefore, as the sun rises in the east
and SETS in the west, just certain viii the coming
three years-Or presidential campagn-hnd this
opposing power 10 modern Democracy spring up in
all its gigantic aud overwhelming proportions.
.sOId Wings and old Democrats, Republicans, /
Americans, Lecomptouites and anti LecOmptOnites
all good citizens, native or adopted-Who cherish
respect for themselves and entertain becoming So
lcitude for their eOuntry's welfare; who compre /
bend the true value Of conservatism who under !
stand their and our nations best interests pre-
sent and % come, may be found willing coWorkers |
IN this great party now sprnging up IA opposition
miscaIled Democracy, waiting 70 be systematized
perhaps named, and certain Of potent Development
whereupon the Richmond Wing e1clsims:
ssThe indications are obvious that there will be
radical reconstruction Of political parties the
commencement Of another presidential contest
owe say, the people themselves members of all
other existing political organizations willing and
anxious Tor the formation Of party based on
patriotism and principle, and not on love Of the I
spoils and only wait for the proper commencement
Of g in that direction TO join in and con-
tribute all in their power to render 1t successful.
The great and paramount want of the times,
then Is a reconstruction Of psrties-is the foTma
ton OF new party in which good men and patriots
all the country, north aBd SOUTH east and west
car, come together, and counsel and work together
for The public good. There is ample material for
such party, and for successful psrty-fOr party
that will sweep the corrupt factions Of the country
Of existence, and restore the administration Of
the government to firm and honest hands"
Whereupon the Nashville Banner, the Lexington
IKy Observer and various other papers in the sup
port Of this faction respond to their Northern allies.
'In view Of the existing state Of things, the
ty for r,c0astrHoiion d parties is apparent"
Now let The reader stop and think Why is it
tha Black Republicans ike Bulingsme; rene
gade Democrats like FOrney; abolition Know No
things like Prentice, and confirmed Federal papers
like the Richmond Wing, all see " q necessity for
q reconstruction Of parties And why is it that
they al base their argument upon Il" necessity of
making common cause against the National Demo.
cracy? Is it their purpose to beat down Black Re-
.publicanism, when il is Black Republicans with
whom they combining, and who must constitute
nine-tenths Of their number Is it sectionshsm
they want to put down, when they are joining the
only real sectional party in the country? What
ridiculous can't What groveling hypocrisy. What
bsrefaCed demagOgIism. What disgusting twsddle.
Away with it, It can deceive no body, Honest
people will scorn il and the Democratic party will
put their iron heel upon it and crush it out with
feeling more Of contempt than malice.
Such as believe there is danger from sectiOnslism
at the North, well know that the Democratic partyis
the only party that put it down, and that the
tendency Of all other parties in the country has been
20 build ii up They well know that the Democratic
party is the only party that has refused to Pander to
it, and the only party that it has failed to dsOrgan
ize and then absorb They veil know that the De- !
mOcratic party the only party that adheres to the
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