Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-04-23
With handouts on their wrists to the Northern mar
ket.
The Richmond Wing the organ Of the Virginia
o-.r..sitinn SAYS.

Nth handouts on their wrists to the Northern mar
Let.
The Richmond Fhig the organ Of the Virginia
says:
. The south is very nearly accurate when tha. the
homes Of the Ezg based exclusively the chance Of rally
ing The sS SosSe Gn tSats the Vary thing We expect
e able At least shall labor for and pray i2 II
to lei cones bel gouss and taxa The chances in the sane
with all h eiements Of Opposition in The N,rh ana 'S
South, in the East and Vest
Again, the Wing says:
are for united, compact organization O. all the ee
Of opposition against the bogus Democracy n tne h
Presidential campaign"
Still more emphatieally the Wing declares hatit
is
Ready and willing into cordial alliance and CO oe
with all elements opposition, everywhere With
expulsion OF Democratic Got and AaniSs O
the high places Of the Government"
4 JOHN n. BoTEs who speaks the sentiments el Inc
Virginia Opposition, ard who was endorsed by.a
resolution Of their State convention in Richmond
says in recent speech copied with appreciation by
the Nashville Banner:
The Democratic party routed its lines broken is
forces scatter wa TIE Republican party ante eH rs 81
fo,qing a afrotfc ly Alliance on Jfr and honorable
r. ',t s Is al Wfteoo IL s5O and estirpafs than
foreeS they pursue selfish policy by Wheh alone ts
Democracy collect and rally and conquer se'ohl ISSUE
most inevitably procure this suit, whist Eong else can
For myself say ia advance, that let ihe eeetoh IN
te what with The convictions as they are nov
fastened on ny mind patriot and an honest man. cno
and viii not my support who belongs to The Pse
organization Of nc DvOcas party, lei the consequences %
This speech, inviting the Black Republicans to
| unite with the Southern Opposition is copied and
endorsed by the Nashville Banner.
Mr. Boris in his speech at the State Convention
Of The Opposition which met in Richmond few
months ago, TO nominate their candidate for Cover
nor, said:
at has not been very long ago since gentleman some
what prominent Democracy, whom
" Mr. Botts have question to propose
to you il you objection Certainly not, 4
know say you coalition with the
Republican party the election Of so0 2 A good friend,
af II Lere Sate IN tie Union COMPOSED Of free
groeg and no consultation GAGE hea ~ 5tgf 70 cote
/ Laughter aud applause.
This speecR was adopted by the convention as ex
pressing the sentiments of the entire party.
Ia October last the NASHVILLE Bcnaer said:
we have confidence in the Democrats party and 50 far
the slavery interests aye Concerned would De perfectly Ian
fent to he result OF contest between them and the epub
| lican party
About the same Tina our contemporary ssid:
% We can have no confidence in then (the Democracy
the success Northern Democrats to the success Of tbs Re
publicans"
In June last the Banner used this language:
Tbe fate of the National Democracy is already sealed
Black Repubicanism only from them every
of ground they occupied the North, bat wOIdnt lie
TI n he nex Predeaa election should expunge the very
name Of Democrat from The political map Of the country
doubt that the opposition viii carry the day m
umphany in 1860; the Kansas question extinct
sue and no occasion for further agitation tie
subject Of slavery, why should not the friends OF retenchuea
every Of the Union zalous unite with the
Opposition and aid them to give the bogus Democracy s4O
over again."
The Banner also had the following on the eve Os
the late Know Nothing convention:
''MovLMExrs OF tbs OPPOSITION The recent &C
ton in Virginia and Kentucky is having its effect
all over the country. We hope TO see similar raj
lying at cur own State Convention, to give adii
tional impetus to the ball. The y. \. Express
says:
These cheering Indications added, confn
The opposition together very qciey in
to extend cordial support
Governor, This enenty national proceeding, and its
Of the Of New England. In New jersey the Opposition may
be said to be united already and in havsan i'm
dictatOrs the political machine men, all togeth
do, thEkthe people at large strongly in
cIine not only with the movement so noby begun
in Virginia and Kentucky but to do te f part when the
proper time Triumphant There
be difference dsageemeuts upon points, upon
local quesous but THERE'S not and there ought not be-
difference whatsoever as to the necessity Of Tescg the country
Jrs tie Hadec Of Le5Olt07 Democracy, vita its essential
tests yrannca prescriptions and mtcle financial policy, at
home' and IT'S military professionals sed maheso9s ana
Thirty Million humbuIs abroad With such Starting point
this the restof the journey ought not be, and the Pold
cal machine are but kept OF the trAc not be hard
( road to travel
Il seems that the BaRaer wishes to extend into
Tennessee an organic alton which ha already united
on a Black Republican candidate for Governor in
Rhode Island and elected Black Republican Sena
tor in New jersey, in place Of souud conservative
Democrat This is to be done to rescue 'the coan-
try from the rnildew of the Lecomptoa Democracy"
! The Opposition convention of this State met few
days after this article appeared in the Banner, and
passed a Resolution pleiging the party to their
"uuited influence to overthrow" the Democracy.
It has thus ratified and sanctioned the union Of the
Opposition and all its Gdherens must iall into line
with SEWARD, GREELET and GIRDINGs and submit
! to their control
Well might Senator WILSON exclaim as he did in
q speech in Massachusetts:
I'VE shall glorious the South. shall have
NJ. Clay We shall have generous, brave,
gallant up the South who WILL in their time
way the Of the bondman.
the foundation Of policy Of emancipation that shall free
and a-half millions Of men in America
The people of the South must determine whether
they will countenanee this Opposition party consist
ing as it does of large majority Of Black RepubH
cans and org lnized for objects unfricDdy to their
interests. If successful it will rise upon the pros
traie rights of the South, and make abolilionism
Triumphant over the land.