Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-07


yoH will do Sll IN The premises which the RePreseR-
tsuvss OF the people Of 3 great atate can do, 70
protect the shrine sf patriotism and 10 desorate
as the resort of beauty and tasts the beloved rest
ing place Of him WAC will he regarded, BY all com
ing generations, Of the pyrest patriots, and
Is having been 81 the here sad the statesman,
the captain and Ale sage
The message appropriately ssDeludes with an In
vocation Of the blessings Of Providence upsR the
deliberations of The Legislature, upon this great
Commonwealth, ssd upoA cur Wksls country.
"DTvIBs ABB CoNQUBE," Ii the policy which the
Black Republicans have adopted ia their warfare
upon the slXVs States. They hope ts ssSOuP lish
the overthrow of the South tAroHgh tAs tresohery
of her oWA soas, sad they boldly appeal to the am
bltiOn and capidity Of every sOutAsrA man whose
political course aud eharaOtOr encourage exPsetA-
tions Of his cooperation CsrruPtlos is hssy in the
ranks Of the Southern 0ppOsltss, and many Of It's
leaders have listened too ooupIasAAGy to the voice
Of the tsmptsr.
The Black Rspublissn orFAas srs SLED with the
praIses Of BILL ana BAEss aud HIHsRlDHK and
proposals have been offered with anblsshiBE conf
dsnOe - the friends of tAess geaslencs, BY which
The oontrol q this GoVsrE3saa is Be yielded up
TO f5al coalition Of sastaern spsIlses aud North
ern AboIitlOnistI Il nIs navsRsRI /. successful,
Wbsiever may be tbs torGs Of the bargain, Is will
be fatal 10 the tights af she South And destructive
10 the hssi interests Of the Whole souary Hostility
10 Slavery will Re Ihe controlling ssR:IneEt Of the
organization 1t must rive il, strength from q
in 1856 and declared eternal eamity against "those
The Sooshern Opposition would occupy the pOsi.iOa
Of suffers and caaP followers to The great sAti-
slavery army 30 which they sslSeked themselves
They oOHid not direct ito movements. They could
only hspo FER poor pistanee Of the piuuder the
prics of their servility.
Thur leaders, indeed, may be permitted TO share
the spells OF victory which their treGehery has
helped 70 achieve. Bot the south has IS little TO
hope from such men. even II they had tho power to
protect her, as from their nOrtSera masters.
Wish SEWARD, or CHssE, OF TArMsULn. as Presi-
dent, il matters little, Sc fsT os tAe security of
southern lAstiiutions is concerned, that BEbL or
RlyFs usy be allowed to fill tie second oface in
tho administration Nor would the election Of such
Southern 70 the Presidency be less fatal to
rights, If they 70 be elected, IS they must be
if elected at all, by Black Republican votes, and
surrOuRded By the miuiOus Of Wa n. SEWARD.
We regard Southern msB who WSuld enter into
a coalition with tse Black Republicans any CON
di,lons a. re msss dangerous enemies Of thsir see
tion. They have aveSsd their uaayiug hostility to
slsvsry--tbeir grest leader Ass declared in effect
that the soalk must be free. They have refused to
recognise err constitutional rights and plsced
men Ia power who have Wtlfuly violated
them. We varA the Southern Opposition
to beware of their trsaeAsrous smiles. Frsst
them not esen whSn Offering gifts, and lsek with
suspicion upon ell who reseiTe their fSver.
We have Cause for solIoisHde sad alarm when We
find susA paragraphs IS this from the columns of
The EeD Hswptkf7s Statszsa, the eJgAa Of the
Black RepubllOso party m that stAto passing with
Southern 0ppssitfsa Prcsss
The oouatfy has GENE to regard platforms Is of
less Importance tAsn the live sf those whs stand
upon them. Thus, next year, the name Of such 3
nan 90 SRWAED, Or CHAsl or TAUaBUBI, FER PFeGi-
dent, or BAPHz, ~ BALI, or RIFRs, for Vice PTesi
deRl would be abuRdsst assuraase Of tia ooRBor-
vative sDl Pstriotis purposes Of those Who placed
them ia AeTanatloH. IL 10 net preAAbe-it 10 net
desirable that Southern maa in the present state
in 1890 bat there il ne name in Sll the land that
would more completely silence Democratic slsDor
RaiuEt rs IS sectional party, eAkiHdle stronger
IsCasa aenSS amongst all ssssss than that sf JsHE
SBaLL, Of Tennessee, Can the Republican party
afford 10 emit such Q name from ths second place
upon its tiokeu
THs NEW FILIBUsrsRIKo EXPEDITION. We pub
ushed dispatch the Oshsr dsy which stated that
the Collsotors of New Orleans hsd refused clear
auoe TO the steamship PAilsdslpAis, as 1t was be-
Hsved thaL she YES - take = sIibu.tsriag sxpedi-
tioa Ia ths Chirigul geld rsi1ss. New Orleans
letter 30 the SL Leafs Rspnbiera says:
Ia lettSF two three weeks age | stated that
another NicaragRaR expedition WSsSa foot. Such
is the fact, and the preparations have been Goa
conducted with such exceeding secrecy, that few
people oven kere know anything about il. In the
papers OF yesterday, and IN the Mobile papers, sp
pcared aH advertisement siERed by Harry Msury,
stating ast . steamship (nSme not gtven) will sail
from Mobile on she lst Of October (sext Saturday,,
for tho sSFferous grave aigsiBgs of CAiriQai, aud
calling BpOn persons desiring passage 90 be on
hand promptly, the vessel will positively sail at
the lime mentioned Capt MBury, IL Will be re-
membered, was in command Of the unfortunate
schooner Susan when che WRs wrecked on alOver's
Reef with the last NiesraguAn expedition
board, AMI as that catastrophe was not his fault,
he has been entrusted with the transportation Of
this one.
A better choice Of person 70 perform such tssh
covld not have been made. He is q thorough sail
or. brave, prsdent and full Of resources sSd II not
interfered With before he gets his vessel outside Of
Mobile Bay, will almost lnsvitshly land the Niears-
guan invaders safely At whatever point may have
been fixed upoA for Decentralization.
or course 10 Is not permitted any outsider 10 know
The plsr Of operations nssSed out, bat have been
told BY ere Of the Ribusters that there Is esery
yeass % believe the vessel will steam down direct
" 70 San IuaA, and that the river boats will be 10
readiness 30 ooHvey Walkers forces Immediately up
the river They do net sppseAend any serious re-
distance TO their entrance into The country and once
there thew rely AEmly upon the assistance and coop
GRAFTON OF Leon and the departments Immediately
adjoining. RPsm all tat can learn De not cup
pose the expedition viii consist Of more thau ESQ or
400 men; but large number Of these particularly
the officers, win be veteran mubnsters.
A private correspondent in Paris writes 10 the
New York Ffi5uas, that the prgtc1t for the future
and apparently aRAvoidAble var between France
and Engsnd, viii be the csnalisstion Of the 18th