Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-14

tie Soeth. and he believed no two nations anon the
earth entertained feelings Of bitter rncor to-
wards each other than these two nations OF the Re-
public The only salvation Of TIE Union BerefoTe ,ras
slqreITLn
Gov Chase, of Ohio, another leading Black Re
publican, is original old hne Abotionist. IA TU0
q negro suffrage and ilegrO equality; opposed to the
Constitutional provisions for the rendition of fug-
tive slaves; in favor Of excluding MI Shareholders
from Office; believes that slavery in the eswoud
not continue year after the accession OF the Anti
Slavery party to power; and thinks that it ought
be abolished by the Constitutional power of Con
gress, and the State Legislatures
Gov. Banks. who has been twice elected Governor
Of Massachusetts by the Republican party, said in
Congress
Although am not one of that class Of men who
cry for the perpetuation Of the Union, though an
tcal'ag, o. certain state q circumstances 70 let
slide, have no fear for its perDetuaii0n. But let
me say, the chief object Of tie people n his coaatry
De to nai'da and propagate chatiel property IA man,
~ oaer cords hatndn slavery, his Union ea''aot and
ought MOI % stand
1t is also notorious that the leading and eontro'-
ling organ of the whole Black Republican party is
the New York Tribune; and when this is stated we
deem 1t unnecessary TO say upon the sub jeet.
II, As the Wing intimates the Black Republican
party IS not fanatieay hostile to slavery their
leaders, 'oy hare they passed a'es N sererul q ne
free States aoH1yiRJ Tie fugitive SLsUe dct2 Could
they have furnished stronger evidence Of their
hatred TO the South than this
We have shown that the speeches and writings of
the acknowledged leaders OF the Black Republican
party justify our strongest and most indignant de-
nunciatons of that party willing and anxious to
extirpate slavery from the States as well as from
the Territories.
As the Hhig objects 10 our sketch Of the Black
Republican party, respectfully challenge our
neighb0P to name a single leader or organ of the
Black Republican party who has not employed Ian
guage as offensive to the South as that Of the ac-
knowledged leaders of thar party, from whose
speeches we have quoted. If there are eonserva-
tive, patriotic men in a party whose leaders are
Joshua r. Giddings; Senators Sumner and Wilson,
of Massachusetts, ; William II. Seward William
Lloyd Garrison, Horace Greeley, n p Banks s p
Chase, Abolition Governor of Ohio; Benjamin F.
Wade, FreesOil Senator from Ohio; John p. Hale
and Amos Tuck, AbolitGnisfs of New HAMPSHIRE
Wendell Phillips, Josiah Quincy james Watson
Webb, Ward Beecher and Arson Burlingame? Let
the Wing name them. If there is prominent mem
Der of the Black Republican party who has not
abused and denounced the South we entreat the
Wing to tell us who the black swan 2 is
As the Wing eagerly advocates a union of the
Black Republican and Southern Opposition members
of Congress- wish to learn whether it is posi-
bic s. TO wash the Ethiopian iwhte% What act of the
back Republican party entities it to anything else
than the just detestation and adherence of every
Southern man? II there is anything conservative
rcdee ing in the history of this odous party let
US hear what it Is.