Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-06-25
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A W. Y,t-k exchange informs as that the editors

New Y6-k exchange informs us that the editors
Of the New Y9rs Tines, Bspres, and z555ups, join 1
In an iuvitstoG to Senator's Bell and CaITTBsDEE I
% die xilh chem. Of these gentlemen, the editor
OF sas Tn.s, Mr. RAENoED, is Black Republican;
BRooKs the editor Of the Express is the leader Of
the Know Nothing party in New York, and support
cd Mr.. FnrMoBr in 1856; and GEEErBE, the edisor
Of the Fri5uns IS notorious woOlly-headed ADOLF
zionist. These editors, representing the different
wings Of the opposition IN New York, unite in tesi
flying their approval Of Mr.. BELL's and Mr.. CRIT
TEEDEu's course in Congress. The Senators from
Kentucky and Tennessee deserve the admiration Of
their Black Republican allies. They have earned
their appreciation BY the services they have rendered
them in the last Congress- and rejoice that their
conduct is properly appreciated by their brethren
st The North They are now admitted to all the
rights and privileges Of the Black Republican
brotherhood Their abolitionism has been tested
b. Father GREELEE, and is pronounced to be genu-
me They may now be permitted te participate
with FEEp DOUeIass in the enjoyment Of his hOspi
tslties and his fraterDalrsgard We h0pe The black
brethren win be allowed to have seat e the board,
and contribute to the festivi les of the occasion,
They ere the chief bene6ciares in The deed Of bar
gain and sale which these Senators have recently
executed to the Abolidonists, and they should be
present at the banqust to testify their gratitude.
But what does this political association portend3
RAudoED, BhOoKs, and GREELEY-a Freesoiler,
Plug Ugly, and radical AbOlitionist, uniting in
fraternal embrace The high priests Ct The Peoples
Party ara in council and hold love-feast around
the communion table. The spirits Of darkness are
in league together The three witches have met
upon the heath What dark spell are they ooneOot-
ing to work mischief among men? The bags have
gathered around the sesthing cauldron, and mutter
their dark incantaGons and weave their wicked
spells. Each throws some foul Ingredient into the
pot until ell the elements Of evil are mingled in the
broth. These political sorcerers have brought the
fruits Of their corruption snd crime from every secret
den Of infamy to make 'aeharm of powerful trouble "
They have thrown into their internal cauldrOn the
ofals Of all the corrupt organizations to which
they have belonged. RAYMOND comes from the
oharBel houses where the deeayed and disOrganized
elements Of the freesOi party are fostering in
Ioathesome corruption, and brings back the putrid
carcass to faint the political atmosphere with dis
ease and death Books returns from his midnight
orgies and unholy rites among his sworn and secret
band, and throws into the cauldron, to show how
well the work Of persecution has prOspered, 'fhe
heart Of papist," ana liver Of blasphemiDg
Jew" But, last of aH comes the HEoATE Of the
tribs-the most potent Of the wizard band--HORAOE
GEEELEE, Of the Tribune. The poisoned entrails'
of political treason, the "sWeltered venom" Of
long-ehsrished hatred to the South, the cunning
hypocrisy of pretended patriOtism-ths " dllst Of
the fenny snake are thrown into the mixture un-
Gil the "eharm is firm and good"
These are the elements of the new political party
Of which Mr. Bell aud Mr.. Crittenden are to be The
chosen leaders These are the ingredients that enter
into the Organization. Abolitionists and Know
Eothings, infdels and fanatics agrarians and
Fourieritea, the advocates Of " Free Love and the
friends Of free negroes, are all invited into the as
sociatiOn Black spirits and white, blue spirits and
and grey, al mingle in the coalition. The only tie
that unites them is hatred to the Democracy, the
only common principle they pOssessfs, their eager
ness for Office Their success would be the signal
Of their dissolution. They could not agree on
single measure Of public policy; they could not
act tremendously upon any single question. They
would quarrel more fercely among themselves than
they have ever done with the Democracy and, like
thieves after they have achieved victory and OBJ
tanned their plunder, they wOnld fall out among
thsmsel7esih the division of their 1lgOtten gains
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