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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-11-13

GIDDEGs regards the conservative allies Of the Re-
publican party as very useful sort of fellows. They
travel in the rear OF the grand antslavery army"
he says, @and take care of the baggage"
The Cincinnati Gasytts-the leading Black Repub-
lican organ Of Ohio-while despairing Of a cordial
union of the Opposition thinks it can find work for
the Southern Opposition in 1860. "The Southern
Oppositionists may yet have work to do, and they
can probably best do il by going along independent
~" says the Gazette. Tkey may have "a future,
while the little wavering DOUGLAS faction has n C.
Theywil 1abtltss maintain their sectional organi-
cation and give the Democracy battle in their strong
hold, while the Republicans drive this enemy from
the field in every Northern State Whatever bene-
fits accrue from the utter rout and humiliation OF
the Shams in the campaign Of 1860, the Southern
Opposition win partially share. New parties will
arise thereafter and sectional division and strife we
trust, viii gradually disappear. The Republican
party win faithfully perform its mission Tho
South no less than the North, viii yet Heartily re
ioice oveFitsfsiamhhI
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Now and Then.

The NasLUiHe Ne,cs is one of the most jealous de-
tenders Of the stock Bank system Its senior editor
conducted the Objectionable campaign organ OF
his party, in the late canvass and make the fol
lowing extract from the editorial columns Of that
publication of May II, 1853.
ave every day hear Democratic speakers and
organs denounclng Banks Odj0US nOn0pOtteS arts
tocrasic Institutions and all that sort Of thing, 'ofct
Ldqder 10 the interests OF capitalists ard are IN deroga7
ton Of the rights Of tho people IGeSe SeSeess and dem
Qqoguicai deuHcigtOHS we VIII meet by another
brief quotation from Of the highest living Dem
Ocratic authorities on the subject Of currency, &c"
Now the author of the above sentence, was in
1884. editor Of the Nashville Republican, supporter
of General JAcKsoxs Administration, and 10 doubt
considered himself the highest Democratic authori-
ty then as he now considers himselfthe highest anti
Democratic authority.
the Republican of September II, 1884, shortly
after the establishment Of the Union and Planters
Banks under their present charters, Mr.. HALL said
% In the new constitution recently adopted by the
convention of Tennessee II is declared that perpe-
tuities and monopOes contrary TO the genius Of
q free State. and shall not be allowed" Now the
Bank sSeaQs at 3reSt crisis is truly and essential
ly A MONOPOIY-NAY, MONOPOLY or THE MOST MIS-
CHIEvOUs AND ODIoUs CHARACTER. II IS combination
Of The capitalists tri0 ure INFESTED tri e1cluSiCe and
Cdlable privileges trtici place them OFT Of he reach Of
oonpetHiOi.
VIII ii be believed that Dir. HALL has since become
the defender of the same Stock Banks which he
characterized in 1884 as monopolies Of " the most
mischevous and odious character and is in
favor OF a renewal OF their charters VIII it be
believed that the same man who. in 1884, denounced
this Bank syst6m--this odious and mischeivous
monopoly" this combination of the rich-of capt.
taists who are invested with the exclusive and val
liable privileges which place them out Of the reach
of competition will it be believed that the author
of the foregoing emphatic language has learned
der Opposition discipline to stoop the footstoo of
Banks. AMI sing their praises as follows q?
4" tbs SYSTEM therefore. (says Mr.. HAIL, in the
Opposition, referring the opinions Of Chief Justice
TANEY to corrob0rate his views we mean the State
SYSTEMS in principle Democratic |
while the exclusively metallic system, under the OPP
GRAFTON of which the business OF banking would be
necessarily monopolized by the great capitalists
is, in its tendencies and inevitable results essential
u driSiOcoHjc and operates TO the establishment Of
m0Eeyei ariSt0crccy-the most Odious Of all arts
tocracies."
Sc are afraid the senior editor of the Mems is net
very safe, as he is certainly not very consistent
guide on the currency question.
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The Memphis AcalaRcle says tbe publication of
the evidence in the PALMER case has crested deep
sensation throughout the community. Avery nat
ural anxiety exists among the citizens to know who
are the prominent merchants" that are heart
and hand" with the Abolitionsts, and who are con-
spring with BRowN andGompany, to butcher their
neghbors and associates. e-s-i-
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The following are the names of several political
clubs. (all Americans, of eourse) which lately fig
ured at a public meeting, in Baltimore:
The Blood Tubs, Red Necks, Pioneer, Ashland
Spartans, Regulators Black Snakes, Tigers, Eubolts
Gladiators, Rip Raps Little Fellows and Plug Ug
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The Bank organs are silent on the subject Of the
exhorbitant and ruinous rates of exchange which
the old stock Banks have extorted from the people
under their present charters. Yet they ANXIOUS
for A renewal or extension Of the charters which
,er,uit such cxtorton. They are willing to grant
these institutions for thirty years. powers which
have been exercised in manner at once injurious
20 the state and oppressive the people; and they
re unwilling oven to allow the peoples representa-
tivez the privilege Of restricting recalling those
powers when abused.
Trusty guardians Of the peoples welfare, are
these Opposition politicians!
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spoken b. fluent speakers rarely exceeds thousand five han
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Of the next morning, which VIII contain, also, the OF
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and to communication the repseseu;asiy
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TIE inauguration Of the Hon. John J. Pettus, Gov
ernor elect Of Mississippi viii take place according
10 law. on Monday the DIST instant il has been in
timated that all the commissioned officers Of the
Mississippi militia viii be invited 10 visit jackson on
I,at occasiou.--Naaphis AualaHcke.
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LiterarH Items.

The Miscellaneous Library of fhe late RUFUS
CHoArE has Just been sold in Boston, and, though
costing over thirtythree thousand dollars it is said
that not more than fifteen thousand dollars will be
realized by his family. 1t has been proposed to buy
his Law Library entire for the State Library.
Mrs Henry WARD BEECHER is announced as the
author of From Dawn to Daylight"
APPLETON & Co, of New York, now printing
and selling over million and-ahalf copies of WEB
STEERS Spelling Book. In 1917 George GooDRIcH &
SoNs paid $4,000 to Moan WEBSTER for the copy
right The circulation of the new American Cyclic
p9da is now about $4,000.
The Journal Of Commerce. learns that ex-President
Martin VAN BUREN is engaged on political history
of the country down to the close of his adRinistra
lion.
WASHINGTON IRVING, It is said has received for his
works during the last ten years, seventyfve thous
and dollars.
1t is exceedingly doubtful if JOHN BUYrAN ever
saw the work, lately brought forward by the
Courier Des Eats Unis, as the original Pilgrims
Progress. Even if he did, it is evident from the
character of the book that he borrowed no more
than SHAKEsPEARE has from other writers. He him
self wrote a curious defense to the charge of plagi
arism, which was prefxed to his 'Holy War" pub
lished in 1852,
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WIN large and sslsadd assortnent Of Anericas
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Valuable Free Soil Property

AT PUBIC SALE = 5-EsEst
an SATURDAY, the 18th day Of November next on the
premises will sell At pus sale that valuable property
Broad street. occupied by OPIE POPE.
The lot fronts fifty feet Broad runs back I4 feet
alley. and will be divided into 25 feet front each
his property is within few feet Of Depot is free from
taxes and is most worthy Of the attention OF buyers.
TERMS-SIC0 cost each lot. the balance ore two and
three years and without payable in Bank at
isiactorily secured. Sale at y o'clock ~.
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CHRISTIAN CEAURCFT.
Valuable City Property,
At PVBILG SAFE

Am SATURDAY the 18th day of November next. on the
premises VIII sell that des Tahls property Cher
~ Street; belonging 70 TIE Christian Church which heir
Church formerly stuod The fronts on Cherry street
and runs back leo eet to the centre Of the alley Cherry
becoming the Nest important street. city The Post Oee
and the Hotel in the nity Of this property and re-
value little reaued Of BY our citizens
The lot will De divided into three % feet ec anordng
opportunity for all classes community to procure
IN eligible business location. 800 ..-
The ale pos tive the Church is determined TO close it
out. Terms, and three years sitsfac-
toy secured beaing interest," payable BANK and lien re-
tsinei Sale at Il O'Clock, A n.
oct9ltd AVS LIyDsLEY- :
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cRssFss eAInrY.

MONDAY EVENING, NOyEMBER Il.
second week Of the popula Fragedenna. Nrs Fauen The
Soupi.ss 'msdieane hiss Fanny fz FHrren FIRST night
OF the new Comedy of the
teaDO WIS STRATAGEW.
nlrsne ds Btpsae rs Rarren. Miss Fanny
FAFeh 70 conclude with the and sughshle Farce Of
DEFALESH GOOD JOKE.
Sip Semen "a stndsntl MIS- Eann. Ritu rnrsn novIa
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new Ola Cttys
The Know Nothing of New York voted for tick
Ct inade up in equal proportions from the Demo-
crane and the Republican tickets. In the city, IN h
but one ward, the vote for Secretary of State the
Democratic candidate for that Office having been
voted for by the Know Nothings, was: ~
: Democratic candidate ..,......,........ 35,l58
Republican .,.,|s..,,,. - $1,000 llV'oei
IS, majority. 1s,49l
NIn the same wards, the vote for Comptroller, the
Know Nothings voting for the Republican candidate
for that Office, was;
Democratic candidate. 81 S2G
Republican .......-........... 1888
Majority, ll7S7
These figures show that there are about three
thousand Know Nothings in New York City, where
the faction is stronger than anywhere else in the
North.
Where arc the old line Whigss VIII the Bs''p@,
which tells that the Republican party IS composed
of Democrats, tell US this also? Where are The old
Wings?
The Legislature of Mississippi convened on Non
day last, November 10th. Both branches Of the
Legislature organized without difficulty, JAMES
DRAxE. of Choctaw, having been chosen President
of the Senate, and ]. A. P. CANPBaIs of iAttala,
Speaker of the House Gov MeWIEIfE's Message
is lengthy and able document. 1t enters into the
discussion of the slavery question and recommends,
in case Of the election OF Abolitonist to the Pre-
sideney, the meeting of convention of the South
ern States to demand additional constitutional pro-
t,ction against the encroaehments Of the majority.
The baltimore Aaertcaa the Oldest and most re-
spectacle Opposition paper in that city, exns over
the Democratic majority chosen to the Legislature
of Maryland in the following ternls
"With our political convictions on national affairs
as firm and unchanged as ever, We find ourselves,
with thousands of our felow-citZens o. anthem
ocratic procvites regarding with a deep and earn
est interest this sweeping Democratic triumph. It
opens the only possible door of escape from the
yearly repetition of the scenes of Wednesday. The
citizens of Baltimore will look to the Legislature
for the Judicious but firm exercise Of Its legitimate
| powers in their behalf t.s.s SIS
The Memphis AualaRche says the publication of
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FURNISHING AND FANCY GOODS.

DACUGAMM1N Boards, Dominoes Chezuers and Chess.
Boards, great variety If things Just received and
sale by J. II. MCGILL, -.
Ladies and Gentiemen's Furnishing Store,
nrf1I Of Suuar ~ foia c.
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Some say the " PiI gFim's Progress" Is not mine,
Insinrstiug as If would shine
In name aud fame by the worth Of another,
Like some made rich by rohbng OF their brother
Or that so ford am Of being sire,
III father bastards or, il need require,
I'll tell lie in print to get applause,
i ssorn it John such drt-hesp never was
Since cd converted him. Let this suffice
To show why my Pilgrim" pstroniEe;
It came from mine own heart, so to my head,
And thenSe into my fingers trickled;
Then 60 my pen. frem wherce Immediately
On paper did dTbbs il ia ntily
Manner and matter too vas all mine own;
Nor as it unto any mortal KNOWN
Till had done it F.; nor did any then
By looks. by wits, by tongue, or hand, or pen,
Add I've words to 1t, or wrote half a line
Thereof ; the whole and every whit is mine
also Tor this, thine eye is now upon,
The matter in this manner come from none,
But the same heart. and head, fingers and pen,
As did the other. Witness all goo men
For none in sll the world, without ale,
Can say that this is mine, excepting },
/ write not this of any ostentatiOn
Nor 'cause seek Of men { cir condemnation;
/ do il to keep them from such suTmise,
AS tempt them with my name to scsndslEe,
Witness then my name, il snagram'd 10 thee,
The Letters make M hony an q B"
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]. NJ McGILL-
CHESS REN.

81 ing Plain and Fancy, Ivory and Tor oshe heaas OF f
erent kinds Of wood among WATCH EbOny Rosewood Rattan
MUGrca, and Wholesome For sale by
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nancy Goods.
CANESi CANESI

UsT received Of Fancy Goods, Combs Brushes
s Purses Pocket Books. Port Monnales Leather SscLe
Travelling Gases, Shell TusknZ Coes fancy est Buttons
Straps, TOe. Mirrors, Scissors Knives &C. leshy
OctS J. IL MCGILI,.