Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-07-03

Samuel H. Goodwin, Of LOuisiaua-Infamy to the
vile calumnistOrs Of our country, Binns and Ham
mond.
John sommervfIls-The Valley of the Mississippi
The best interest of its inhabitants viii be promoted
by iudcious location Of the contemplated national
road TO New Orleans, when intersected By branch
of the great western road to pass through KENTUCKY
and Tennessee.
Dan'l Graham-John Decker, the master of the
feast. May he find fourth Of July in every year
for an hundred years to come.
F. Campbell-Samuel Houston. The patriot,
soldier and statesman. He deserves well at the
hands Of his countTymen.
Robert Riddle-The people. The time Is at hand
when the great body Of the American people must
assert their own cause. Conscious of their sOyer-
eighty, and actuated by sense Of their duty, they
will not surrender their birthright as freemen, TO
Secretaries, Legislatures, or Presidents.
J. G. Anderson-Com. Porter. The exiled hero,
driven by the hand of i'll gotten power from the
home of his fathers and the land he has defended 81
the risk of his life. Our brOtherly wishes Whlie
living, tear over his remains when no more.
James GasQuet, Of Va-The State of Tennessee
Honor for their Jealous support of the peoples
fsvo-ite.
J. II. Smilh-Honest men and bonuy lasses.
A Voluuteer-AndreW Jackson. new Western
planet at present visible 10 the naked eye only 10
the 'laud Of political darkness, Is desnned 10
shine conspicuous in the latitude of Washington,
and to shed lis benign influence over IHe hhOlO Va
the happy country for least four years, totally
eclipsing and sending to their native Obscury the
present feeble lumiusries, who some time since
usurped the privilege Of presiding IA that quarter
Joseph Heuon-fhe people May purity pa
triotism and principle prevail proving to posterly
the proudest palladium OF pubic prosperity Dy
promptly promoting the patriot in peace, ana ihe
By Lady-The Hickory Tree under which We
have dined*
=The dinner was given under a Hrkory Tree.
L W. B. Noland-Alilary enthusiasm May 1t
prevail in the breast OF the youth OF tennessee
Thomas Norman, an old Revolutionary Soldier
As Moses chose Aaron, 70 shalt the people OF the
Seventh Congressional District choose Felix for
their spokesman.
II. Rollincs-Thos. CrutcheT, Of the Female
Academy The yirtuous man aud the young ladies'
! friend
| "a Lady's Seutimept-The Administration. When
| the wicked hearth rule, the people mourn.
w. Aston. q. Adams The apostaie federal,
| list; President by corruption. May the Atm OF
March, 1929, usher to the Supreme Executive Char
! a man chosen by the people.
DR.. Robertson-Our COnfederated Government
| The natural government OF man, a sublime imita
tioH of the solar system The Federal Constitution
the attractive, and those Of the States, repulslve
powers. They are we'll balanced, and the orbits Of
| the States have remained circles for nearly half
i century. May no irregular application oil those
/ pogers ever attract them INTO q sOllu H9es, VI
change their spheres into the wild eciPses Of
! Comets.
J. Roane-Our public servants. When ressena
BILE doubts Of their purity entertained, by ever
a respectable minority, the public good requires
| their dismassal.
J Rucks-John H. Eaton, Senator in the Con
gress of the United States. An honest patriot anC
sbleFstatesman worthy of the high station which hi
now fills.
Jno. Fitzgerald-Our New State Bank, the Peo
pies Bank-it owes lis existence to the wisdom an'
foresight of Felix Grundy.
E. H. Foster-ToOls made to work IN 'Clay" ar
too weak to leave an impress when they come II
contact with "Old Hickory"
Thos. Martin-The 4th March, 1929. May Pres
ident Adams with his Secretary Clay be transferred
from their present situations, to the Hartford Con
vention there to remain until the Client ControVer
sy is fully developed by talents and time.
| James Stewart-The American People. How
ever much they may differ in the choice Of Presi
dent, let an enemy assail them, and they Will a.
unite in defense of their country.
Joseph Parke-Gld Bachelors. The devil tax
those that Ladies don't get.
Mr. Jayne, of Alabsma-The United states
Governed as they have been and now are, by en-
lightened and patriotic statesmen in the Caolne'
and protected by valiant heroes in the field