Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-07-15

thsn. Ieaset, e. ihlngs noE ssaea SD = fas
futnse nov Premises, cannot SEQ hca any sads
man who ezpeats to preserve the Constitutional
rights Of the South. prevents Dissolution Of the
Union, or render innozious the rushing toe Of for
eign AbohtOnisn, can hope to de 50. except y and
through tho instrumeniality of the Democratic
party. No other unsectiOnal organization has, or
can hope to have the power. The proposed new
Peoples Party Of the Union," with Bell and Crit
tsnden in the lead will be pOWerless to accomplish
either Of these objects, because Of its swift aia
ton with the Black Republican faction, the utter
variance Of the two in reference to foreigners and
the recent rash prOmulgatiOn Of the old, exploded
doctrine Of Protection for prOisetOas sake" lam,
therefore, clearly Of opinion that every Southern
Wig and American, who has not sold ont TO Bell
and Orittenden, and who aPprOVes.Of the votes Of
Messrs. Zollicoffer and Maynard on the Kansas
LecOmptOn issue, should continue to act with the
National Democracy until the slavery questions, in
all their ramifoations, are forever settled.
70 my mind, Messrs. Editors, there are really
but two parties left in this country. One is the
Constitutional party, the other is thesntiCOnstitu
tiOnal party. One is in favor Of carrying Outthe
letter and spirit Of the supreme Law of the land in
regard to slavery squarely and unhineh>
ingy up to the contract solemnly made between the
fOrefathers Of both sections; the other systemati
cally opposes such a course, and, in doing so, re-
pudates, in totidem Usrbis the Constitution, and the
Law of the land, and of the great God himself!
One is for enforcing the Fugitive Slave Law and the
principle of the Dred Scott decision; the other is
against both. One is made up of a majority of
Southern Wings and Americans, and National Demo-
Gratis everywhere; the other is made up Of such
as Seward, greeley, Hale, Sumner, and the simon
pure AbOliIOnists together with such molly allies
ss Douglas and CorWin, Of the North, and Bell,
Blair, Crittenden Winter Davis, and their few and
far between followers, Of the South
Can any honest Wing or American, whose politics
are not in market who will not permit himself to be
influenced by his old likes and dslikes his old loves
and hstreds of mere men, hesitate for one moment
which of these parties to sustain?
ought not to close this oOmmunicl tion without
asking you to say to your many readers that this
Hardin ''White Sulphur is one of the pleasantest
and best appointed watering. places South of Vir-
ginia Among its attractions are-1st. The finest,
coolest, best White Sulphur Water ever saW-frst-
rate to cure dyspeptics and ren7igOrate all sorts
of debilitsted constitutions. = I'd. Comfortable
rooms. Sd. An excellent table. 4th. Well trains
ed servants, and a plenty of them. 9TH. A fine
band of music, saturatng you with 'sWest sounds"
at well chosen intervals, "frOm early morn to deWy
eve" 9th. Dancing for the young and gay every
night. 9Th. All kinds Of healthful recreations-
billiards. ten pins, fishing, hunting, delightful
drives, &c. sth. An elevated, breezy, and most
just one mile West of the beautiful Tennessee. The
liberal proprietor and most attentive host George
Shall, Esq, of Upton county. Tenn, is native of
your far-famed city, and am by no means disposed
to Aatter him be unjust to Nashville. when af-
firm that in all respects, he deserves well of the
city Of his birth, and Of all that sunny Southern
land of which it has been the acknowledged social
capital. J. P. P.