Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-11-19

ment 10 the foul ealumnistors even while they are
uttering shsir hercest denuncialions against US
While the New York Tribune is hurting bis anathe-
mas against the citizens of ihe sonth, while BANKS
and W1Lsos, denounce elayeholaers as a ''blood
stained Olgarchy % whose " principles are born Of
the bottOmless pit while the whole mongrel pack
Of abolitionism, is snarling at Us in concert the
Know Nothing papers Of the South are consulting
with eur enemies and soliciting their alliance. It
is not strange that SEWARD triumphsntly declares
We are su5dued," it is not wonderful that he boasts
Of extending the Black Republican organization
into the slave States, when he sees Southern men
and Southern organs humbly asking for a union
with these abolitoniss, while the insults hey have
uttered are yet warm upon their bps. It's natural
that they should become more insoent aggressive
as the South becomes more submissive. lis proper
that they should boast of erSouihens and adj
herents, when JOHN BELL, Senator from a slave
Stale. votes and acts with them in Congress and is
endorsed by his party press al homes when the Louis
isville Journal deliberately proposes to sell out the
Know Nothings TO the Black Republicans ana or
eauize party in which " the NoTth should hare the
DrspondsratiRg voie" and when the Nashville Banner
holds long and friendly conferences with the Gin,
cinusd Gazs4s, one Of the most uneOmpromising
Black Republican papers in the Union, discussing
the best plan for harmOnizing the opposition We
present portion Of the interesting dialogue between
our neighbOr and the Gazette:
Of the present condition Of the Democracy, says
the Bonner, the G0sstts gives the following very
truthful picture:
eli the entire Democracy, North and South could
be reeonciled 70 the dictatorship Of Douglas during
2 ,-oH1 20 rpIrrr 4 IN -
good Of the party; if they cannot with entire una
nlmiiy and resignation IF Rot coFdialuy) rally now
to his support, It will result in evil and they can
not The party is hec:forth rent iH ta0aia and hope
lessly TUinfd.
Democrats will have no difficulty, confines the
Bonner in becO ming "TecOnoiIed 10 the Dictatorship
Of Douglass, if such reconciliation is necessary TO
the SUCCESS Of their party. As mater Of PVHcy
the Gazette should have suppressed the a5oUs paragraph
sge opposed making any suggestions as TO me course
that lhe Democracy should pursue. They are ready
TO adopt any policy that is most likely to win.
Hence, although they {" rentin twain, " the inS
ference hardly just that VIC are "hopelessly ruin
ed and If a union Douglass can repair the rent
there very few Democrats who would hold back.
We are therefore sorry that the Gazette pointed out
to them their true policy.
There is 8 deal Of excellent good sense, says the
Banner in the closing paragraph in the Gazstts's
article on this subject
sit re mains to be seen how the Opposition, by
joining their ranks and sezing the grand opportun
tues before hem UiU more 0r7ard 70 the accomplish
Eent Of their great V0rk Of rsgeQsrdRg The country N
1860. Unless v e are much mistaken, "cOnsohda-
ton" becomes now a well assured certainty Our
defeat IN Illinois with the propect Of smother there
two years hence makes ID, rough union more than
ever indispensable success. Thus comb ned, with
a divided Democracy b. III North and Souh, ne may
secure great national victory.
What that work Of regeneration is, which the
Gazette proposes and the Banner approves may be
surmised from The well known hostility oftha' paper
Ohe Gaze1e) to the bred Scott decision, It's denun>
ciaion Of slavery, It's endorsement Of Gov Chase
snd JOSHUA R. GiDDINos. In the last number Of
the Gazsts hitch has reached US We find il talking
of g Southern oliearchy" and urging that the
agitation Of the slavery question must continue
How the opposition Of the north with their Southern
allies propose to carry the ' great work Of re-
generating the country may be better understood
from the following sentiments delivered by Mr..
SEWARD al Rochester.
Shall tell you what this collision means2 They
who think that il Is accidental unnecessary, the work
Of Interest ed OF fsnatical aEitst0Ts, and therefore
empheneral mis- axe the case alto gether Ii is an
jrIepressIble COZ ;t between Oppos ng and enduring
for es aud il means that the tie Uutsd States usta
ana will sooner or later, become either en- ireiy
slave holding nation or entirely q iree>labor ntuon.
FL her he ton and rice hlds Of South Carolina
and the sugar plantations Of Louisiana will ulI.
mately be uIled by frse-l4DOr and Charleston ana
New Orleans become marts for legitimate nerehsn-
disc alone or else the rye-feds and wb,s-felds of
Massachusetts and New York must again be surren-
dered by their farmers &c slave cature and 10 the
production Of slaves, ana Boston aud New OK
become once more markets for trade IN The oodles
and souls OF men.
know and YOU know that revolution has begun.
know and ali he world knows that revolutions
never 20 backward. Twenty Senators and hundred
resent atives proclaim boldly in Congress to-day
stnuments and opinions and principles Of freedom
which hardly &c many men even 10 this ire STATE
dared 20 utter In their Own homes twenty years ago
While the Governu ent of the Uni ed States, uLder
the conduct Of The Democratic party, has been all
that time suTrendeJing one plain and castle amer
another 10 slavery, he people OF The Jned states
have been DO less steadily and peTseyeFlngly gam
eripg together tie forces with which to recover back
sosip ali the fields and all castles which have been
s. and 10 conouud and overthrow, by one decisive
blow the betrayers Of the Constitution and Of Tree
dom forever
more explicit declaration of war against South
ern institutions could not be made. Of exter
mination-a war Of conquest and subjugsdJR Is de-
cared against the slave holding States Of this Union.
Senator SEWARD has issued his manifesto end, ssys
the Courier and Enquirer, leading Republican paper
in New York, "SEwARD and Republican Sun have
now become one AMI inseperable. This then Is
the policy of the opposition in the next canvass, for
whether BELL or SEWARD is their candidate, the |
Black Republicans will control the policy Of the (
party.
That our readers may understand what point Of /
slsyisb servility the Southern Know Nothing press
have reached, We append he following extract from
the Louisville Journal spelking Of the offensive,
insulting and ultra abolition speech, from which we
have Just quoted, the Journal says
The spe,ch of Mr. Seward, at Rochester, one Of
the ahI..t and most graceful ever delivered On {.
American stump has been in the public eye Tor rev
eral ", eAs: that OF Mr.. hammond, At baIn8e.L
rational, frank, aud temperate to remaIKao-e
degree has just be- land before the country hh"s
far from approving much Of either, are think ace GPp7e'
ciate the fgH importance Of BOTH That tbeT importance
u altogether unusual none riH doubt We propose 70
sRog Jg q sample collection Of The gO, rSt that the re-
guBIicans Of te Norh adge} By one Of tie most prom
i1e1t of tieir leaders, "a moment no more or Tess
Evolutionary an their aims than he DaEoerats 81 the
South ygdgsd 5y one Of tie most promLeHt OF theirs
and. second v that The Republican parry, II we may
conf de IN Mr. Hammond's authority 40 speak for his
,wn. bssno further purpose TO achieve MIR. Seward
5irDeeIf bsinp witness and ought 20 yield at once
and must Weld ere long to q broader All more ma
.ional organization"
That is, the Black Republican Tariy must extend
itself to receive BELL, BORIS, PRENuoE and those
-bo are slayish enough TO follow them into the