Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-07-28

Que.tioa to be Dssldea.
The people Of tennessee have az. in porsant qaes
den 10 dsdis next Thar saay. The leaders Of the
Opposition IN this State d.sinssl advocate fusit
with the black Republicans.
They are mus.ering their fsscss to march over
and unite with the great Opposition army Of the
North, led % BY w1 H sEwARD. HESkY WIlscs
and JoHE T Hale. They are preparing to join the
enemies Of The s5uth in their crusade against the
national Democracy.
How many Ct the people CT Tennessee will follow
them into the eHsmy's camp This is the question
to be decided in this election These who support the
Disposition tickle confirm the bargain which has been
effected BY their leaders they eoussut to The terms
Of the triss b. which taey base been sold pto the
service Of the Black Republicans
Here are the terms Of the negotiatialion.
READ TESsEssEANs; READl
This paper is pretty HIl Republican par
veil understood 10 favor IL Hne sclk forming
The policy of such action patriotic Holy AtidRce
and the cultivation ooa fsir aad honorable terms,
sach a spirit on heiaU0lpmg no sacrifice Of
part of the Repubh-PrineIple 70 any prrg--
cans as viii secure, ifhst sse may meet them al
possible q union OF the Waterloo IN 1860, and e.
Opposition 10 the contest ftrPae them toTeVer; or
before us.''-HsU ePofS viii they pursue selfish
Tribssse r policy. by which alone the
Democracy eau collec;
aad rally atd conquer !" :
Speech Of John u. Bolts,
endorssa ey the NashV'tis
BaRaer.
Ia there. then. any in ..fhere is, nothing to
superabls obstacle 10 & prevent union OF the
subst sntial union CT ihe 0pposilion. 2-N asbrtte
Opposition in 1860 -Atas Bznnsrs
Io1k T-ibane.
To us The path OF duty "When these various
is plain Heneefoith toshalss Of opiDit thus
The end This struggle, berded iogsther, and &C
ace taetg al lrhO rcsst ate tuaed by commoa i'm
Imposition Of the LecomPtoa pulse in amirg at CON-
fraud on Kansas breth mcn object, it argues well
Tsa s7htie Tegara those for The success OF the
soGo Uphold ft0s fraud as cause With which they a.
deadlg enemies not Raerty teidendfed In he present
Kassas and to Tie repq6k posture ofpu5iie e6abs 10
Gun garty bit to the prn assarGnces moreauspieious
/ cpes Of America IN lode han that such men should
nandence the inaena- unite, animated By ne same
sie rights of man.-Nt'elp Inspiration, and
Yoyk Tribune, edhd 6ylqet together for fAdt great
1 Uorsee GTeeEeg end, by phieh he country
may Be redeemed from the
rale Of uttraiss. Id
ter from Hon John Bell,
lef Tennessee ia response TO
q letter from Horace Gree
iF tcy, Truman Smah, &c.,
t nrung him 10 pubic
/ dinner IN honor Of his course
on LecompteR.
| az SHALL BE WILLING Let the standard of the
| Avn REApY IA SUPPORT Opposition be placed in
| sUoHA MAN As JOHN BELL. he hands oil John Geli,
or JoHN NJ BORIS, osl lie will carry II to 3 glo-
(BETTER srILL) EDWARD hous victory: There 9an
| BATES, for next Presl- be 10 dirculty IN unit
dent uron a distinct andiug upon him.-RqshUils
| open understanding that banner.
he WELD the power With -l
i which be may thus be en-
trusted not TO extend and
foriify slavery, but to lin
/ it and restrict it ID the
States whereby il 1t still
1 cherished. Except on
this basis no, union on
/ any but Republican for
next President is possible
or could be rendered eff
4 fective "-Spsech of Hor-
ace Greeley al Black Re
publican Contention ia
KdRSGs -.--7z ~-re----
As for Mr. Bell and Mr. ...-.s .--.-e $500.
Bolts, Southern men as
they are, kn6W hat
both hare hitherto Resisted = $3.50
the extension Of SLAVERY IN
to free territory; that bOtk
opposed the Kaascs-N Ne
braSkq bill and LecomptOn f--
striadle; aad that they
] are men of ability, of spot
less honesty ans of man @
ly Grmness-Net0 York
Tribune.
SO, gentlemen of the Opposition. you YOU
leaders have agreed with the Black Republicans OF
the tasis of a union as well as candidate. Moth
ing remains but for you to confirm the arrangement
VIII you do it:
The following are the terms which the Black Re
pabcsns. larger section Of the Opposition
dictate to you if you shall conclude to enter then
service.
GREELEY Of the Tribune says
'We propose that the Republicans as the larger
section Of the Opposition be permitted to name ont
If their number for President, to be sustained b.
the eaire Opposition, while The Americans aud Ma
tionsl Wings propose the Vice President The tick
ct thus formed shall be supported by the entirt
Opposition, each parry and each State making it
y eWp platform, and none being committed to an
bat his own doctrines propositions, and tae uni
Etel ppositiea 70 be designated Republican, Amer
lean Uuion. tPeepes party or whatever else il
voters in aay locality may choose.
In case this ia not acceptable the Tribune Oracl,
is wiling to go step further He says:
"La.the otaer wing of the Opposition name tht
Presicent, concediug the Vice President t. tho Re
public,us with this single condition, agreed L
Eif hanes' ana proclaimed 10 the pubHc, int IN
AdaiqissrIti9a thus formed shall do al in is POwe
70 coHfas siarzy ariihia the iaas Of EXISTING sEaU
States"
As many Of the people Of tao State Of TENNESSEE
as are in favor Of these propositions will vote HI
Opposition ticket next Thursday HoaAC3 GREELEY
ana his Black Republican confreres are impalien y
awaiting their decision. II viii determine the fat
of the cestion, so far as this State is concerned
The Result Of the The Result of tint
Z Opposition Democratic
Ranking Policy Banking Policy.
- RzukS SusDended-- Banks G
refusing redeeml SpG Gle payments'-
\ their notes, leaving II q d c IA ! n z Ihetl
Ihe Deoefe without notes at the conn
their debts or carry Commerce revived
on trade; Exc ange par
s-es alton Of Conn state credit e,tOref
uaeFCp; It's bonds selling q
I Credit Of the State EsigE ,ateS.
destroyed; G. I'd and s11Ve
The State Il on d = abundant.
EaHe3r = N = n