Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-11-17

Uuder his cspHoa The Boston Post has some val
liable Reflections which re present TO our readers as
an indication o. lhe position OF the Republican
party, and evidence Of the fidelity and devotion
with which tbs Northern D-moora are battling for
the cause Of tie South ard the Union against the
enemies Of b5h
Isit not 8 zhrme ihat Southern men and Southern
newspapers should be willing 10 bow down at the
foOtstool Of lhesc solent rufiaus who villify and
abuse The Shareholders Of the South. Is it not
shame that these same Know Nothing politicians
and organs should 20 saudsr those irue-heared and
patriotic men Who have ounsercd eli 'he Ieagued
hosts CT ab5liiouisn in their assaults upon the
South? The Boston Post speaks The sentiments Of
The Northern Democracy. and il speaks wholesome
truths. Let the Know Nothing press Of the South
which is defending Black EeFubljcauism and hum
bly, begging the honor Of their alliance, wrilhe IN
der this whitening exposure OF the humiliations
10 which they 20 be subjected in the coalition
which they propose lie The honest masses Of the
Know Nothing party see 20 what debasement their
leaders would EXPOSE them in asking them to unite
with party which thus SCOTS al, ssorns, derides,
and SANDERS Che entire South. To all true South
eTR mea Of al parties we repeat the Posts inter
rcyatory, (which side will you i0ke?" VIII you
serve under SEWARD, CT act with the national De-
mocrlcy?
"TEc significance Of The elections this fall is ad
uitted ali sides" says the Post; They are the
IoTeruaners Of the 1860 battle So reads editorial
upon editorial that comes to US from the organs Of
every party. And The figures and speculation all |
seen 10 tend 10 one point one conclusion: that /
though there may be small side parties made up Of
ne astidious or Ct come cutters, YET there will be
1ug two main clements, Represented by Two parties
hat will contest the issue in the great struggle
son The ore hand viii be the Republicans. /
Whet they are sad will be--what they aim st-let |
he speeches OF .heir adberents Of Massachusetts,,
OF Of New York, or Of Illinois, OF Of other free
sstes ot-est. T5ere 10 use in denying the facts
which 'Aese appeals reveal That faithful ehrOni-
cer the reporter as put ca record the very words
as they dropped f1om the lips Of the Freesoi ora
Tors; and hence may be- counted ST the ingredients
has The black spirits and white, as they stood
round the ssethiug cau.aron Of slavery agitation,
ncurca in-oit, 10 make charm Of powerful trouble
They are The same IN all the North The material
hey all us2 Is draW7 from the great New York reser
yoir: there is rot anti slavery agiato7 OF vii
age who does mot light his :aper at the SEWARD |
!urainary. They an chime In harmony: aOd SO in
other Ststez, ia The Lite canvass, there was seen
precisely what was seen ia this State; The slave
aeligrs Of this country were arragucd n each free
state because they hslE tte negroes 10 bondage c
q hey were held up as arfs5oracy: as au oligsr-
ny; and as it were, hung between heaven and r
earth ft for ueilherio use the words Of one Of
hem as Of principles born Of The boEcmless pit. q
1--WE ask again. the Post continues, "whO have il
been hr.dug TO -dium by these men al over Nassa-
.huse;,s2 Who have been rairte as bOoi-stsined
hgarchy-FoiuJod TO with scoru and contempt? | e.