Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-07-26
Paragraph from our Exchanres,

| IsHAM G. HARRIS ought to be complimented with
the largest majority that was given to a esndi-
date for office in Tennessee.
He has shown himself fully worthy Of the conf
dence reposed in him by the Democracy Of the
! State. Even the unbridled tongue Of Opposition
calumny has not dared to assail his official charac-
| ter.
| Not charge can be made against his conduct as
| Executive officer Of the State. Thousands Of the
honest masses, who have heretofore acted with the
! Opposition, have BECOME disguised with Neither
lands record, and will vote with Harris, in whom
! they are they will have upright and faith
full public officer. who has at heart the good of the
Whols people, and does not regard governments as
instituted solely for the benefit of capitalists and
! spectators.
| Thousands of the Opposition cannot consistently
or consoentiously vttc fer Netherand-there is not
ore democrat in the State who cannot or ought not
vote for Harris Bristol NsWs
| SWAPPING VeTEs.-Democras, remember that
there is nothing to be made by scratching or split
ting your tickets. We have candidates in the field
! whom yeu know to be GOOD MIN AND TRUE; and
they deserve the most cordial and fullest support of
! ever Democrat. Gov. Harris has nobly and faith
fully labored through the to vindicate your
principles. He has not fatsred or hesitated in the
| long and srduous canvass which has now nearly
closed to bear the Democratic standard through eve
ry county in the State, and has defended the prin
ciples inscribed upon il with gallantry, devotion
and ability which entities kim to the earnest sup
| port Of every ore who eherishes 6 regard for the
noble cause Of Democracy. That Democrat who
could be induced to sacrifice Harris and vote for
! Netherland, for the sake of any supposed gain to
any other candidate on the ticket blinded TO the
interest Of his party as well uugrateful tt che
| Of its flithfulest champions. VOTE THE WHOLE
! DEMOCRATIC TICKET! Anything less is short
of duty bristol Ners.
! HAYNES AND NELSON AT BLoUyTv1LLz-On
Monday last there wss one Of the largest assem-
bsges at Bountvlle to hear the discussion between
| the Congressional candidates, we have ever seen
there. They spoke from the porch Of the Methodist
! church, the crowd completely filing the yard in
front. Haynes seems TO have been improving during
| the waole progress Of the canvass, and we think
| eliminated st Bountville. None but the blindes:
of Opposition partisans, whose eyes closed and
ears stopped by their prejudices, could resist ae-
knowiedgng CO.. Haynes overwhelming REGULATIONS
of their candidates charges, and positions
| NeWs.
| Ar HuxTrsGDoN.-We have received encouraging
| news from the discussion between the candidates
| for Congress at Huntingdon en- Saturday last. The
Democracy of Carroll we're satisfied and highly de-
! lighted with the result From reliable sources we
| learn Atkins surpassed the expectations of his
friends wh le Etheridges friends we're disappointed
with his tffJrt.
Oar Informant is corroborated in his statement
made to us by the long faces worn by those Of the
Opposition from this place their return, who hsd
gene over to bring back the good news. Poor fell
lows they had g lopg Iiie in the hot Gun and TT
turned dumb as oysters. 1t is easy to guess the
esuse Of their gloomy countensnces and still tongues
When the Opposition boys fail to shout and bfag on
Gresley's pet, you may know there is a loose.
The fact IS, Gen. Atkins has Etheridge down,
and the Opposition it and feel it too.-POris
SsHtiaL
ROBERT JoHysoN-Iaforwa,ion from all parts of
this jsliug district Indicates the election of Robert
johnson by large majority. 1t affords us pleas
to bear testimony 10 bis high moral charsrter,
his many excellencies as gentleman and citizen,
and to assure our friends throughout the dis riet
that his election is enc of the fixed facts Mr. john
son is advocating a system of State policy which,
if adopted, viii greatly reduce the taxes of the
paope, while the p@licy advocated by his opponent
s restless and extravagant to a ruin0us degree
GreeqeUIls Democrat.
Cooke COUNTY.-0ur information from Cooke
county is tha; Bullen stock brings premium with
al advancing tendency. Oar friends say "0td
Bullion will carry the county this Time We there
fore say, hazEa for the indie 'atigable Bullsa No
man in the four counties has the peoples interest
more at heart than him Old Greene intends giving
him from 1000 to 200 majority to start with
GresHeUiils Democrat.
JEFFERsoN COUNTY have conversed with
reliable men who have recently beea through Jefer
son county, ana who give it as their opinion frnm
all they could gather that Harris, Haynes and John
son will not be beat;n more than 400 votes in that
county. This is glorious news! If our friends viii
but make a rally, a triumphant victory awaits us.
-GrecneUHe Democrat.
SEWER CoUSTY.-0ur information from this conn
ty is of the raost cheering import for Haynes aud
Bullen Our friends count gain Of two OF TIRES
hundred over the democratic vote two years ago
The truth is the whole KnoW-Nothjng pack have be-
come discouraged. and are becoming desperate.
They that the jig is up with them; that Neither
land is to be beaten; that Nelson is be dittoei
aad that Col Bulen is again going represent the
counties of BlOunt, SeVer Cooke and Greene in the
State Sesae. This is like norwood to the poor
fellows, but they must take it. 1t cannot be other
wise-GreeacUiUs Democrat.
5O PEE CENT SAvED