Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-05-05

Gov. CoRwE Of Ohio, during his canvuss for
Congress last FALL in speech delivered at COlum-
bus, and reported in the Cincinnati Gasstte which
supported his election, made use Of the following
language:
But there are weak brethren, tender foated
brethren Who really believe that there is saoh
quarrel between Go7erncr Chase ard myself, that
II sgeTs 70 foi9oU zy instincts, AID 90 into
6eatucfy and siedl negro. and bring hin erer hers
he prOula asVsr exercise the greroeatirs Of pardon.
Gov. CHASE il speech delivered on the sane dag
ct the same place, said:
"Ian willing to stand By Governor corwin's
side, fighting the great battle Of liberty, ana
have small for the little subordinate questions
on Whieh others and nyself sre divided * We are
united on this grand issue If ars staad shoulder 70
skogiisT side b. sG kearf bsata9 against heart on he
great qpsstioa, sailing to ail0,r differences ~ other
matters applause If zee united n operation
The doctrines Of the SgPrsns CoUst, organized toT
that CeTy purpose by the slaVe poser that slave7y shan
prevail eVeTyshs N free territories unless tnfeTdet-
ed jy cypress lqv- zee hold The ecace-se Of ts doc
t7as that Il can czst Hophs7e unless By Prosgs ta'e
Of Ststs-aad wadsstqsd tiis TO Be the position 81
Ger Corcia.
To which Mr.. CoRwIz responded:
"AwsE! AMRS TO THAT! l uAvR TnoueHT
THAT WAY FOB THIRTY YEARS"
Of this maa (Gov. CoRwIs) the BanneT said:
ave did not suppose that his views in regard 10
slavery, accorded with those Of a majority OF the
soathera people, but still we thought he could be
relied on, as . man who would always respect the
constitutional rights Of the South y
In the ssme article the Baaser says:
"The nomination of Mr.. COrwin by he Republic
can party Of Ohio, is gratifying evidenesof cons
servatism inst We hardly eIpeeteiin that ate
Although we repeatedly called the Banners stten.
ton to the odioas sentiments expressed by Gov.
CoRwIx at Columbus, it has never Withdrawn its
endorsement Of his conservatism and that Of the
Black Republicans who nominated him.
Gov. CoRwrN and the Ohio Black Republicans viii
be admitted, then, into the Banners great conserVa.
| tive party.
On October 50th the Bonner said:
"The UNION AND AMERICAN Of Thursday has an
article int ended to show that the sentiments OF the
Republican party do not accord with the opinions
of the Southern people the bect Of slavery. If
We were prepared TO admit the truth Of this propo-
silion we might ask how much better is the Demo-
cratic than the Republican party on this ques-
ton ?"
October 3lst ii had the following:
1.-THE Democratic papers, says the Richmond Wing
complain against the Southern Opposition on &C
count of the latter rejoicing the defeat Of the
Democracy IN the lste elections at the North Why
may not Southern men exult as earnestly over the
triumph of the Opposition at the North over the
! triumph of the Democracy thereP
| Again the Banner said:
ave have no confidence in the Democratic party,
and 80 far The slavery interests are concerned,
would be perfectly indifferent 10 the result Of Q
contest between them and the Republican party"
| Shortly after SEwARD's Rochester speech was de-
livered, the Banner testified its confidence in the
conservatism of the Republicans and its desire for
the welfare Of the party in the following para
! graph.
! ave did not believe that Mr.. Stewards speech
| would be endorsed by the Republican party. We
are glad to see that We mistaken. 1t would
have driven a vast number of Republicans into the
American ranks had not the leading Republican pa
! pers felt it necessary to repudiate it,"
When the Banner says, Their, that it only desires
a union with conservative men at the North, we
must remember that regards the body of the Black
Republican party as conservative"
We have established the fact, We think thai the Ban
nsr did favor fusion with the Black Republicans;
our contemporary may attempt TO escape from this
uncomfortable position, but IFS opinions are on re-
cord and the people shall have ar opportunity TO
read and understand them.
We have quoted sentiments similar to those given
above from other Opposition organs aud speakers in
Tennessee, Virgins and Kentucky. The Opposition
in ell these states enter into willing cooperation
with their Black Republican brethren of the NOrth,
to defeat the Democracy.