Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-11-30

fOcseaea : O rsoens,7 sssusssa before -
poSs rslieb sas Democratic
I the eeunrrV = PEOPLE
10y a vssious sections
ere dlEided. tie asked gentlemen
potnt to 3 measure which was reoomIaa ended in
M Buehanan,s last message which was carried i
through Congress. The CREST questions Of individ-
ual liability and repealability have 10 this House |
BEEN repeatedly voted down, although they we're al
yoeated By the Democratic party ali over this State
10 the canvass Of last fsl. Il was time for this |
agitation % cease; and il it does rot the time is
not far dsiaut when fearful results will follow BE
opposed the resolutions under Consideration and
favored the resolution in lieu Of the third offered by
himself which fully reelected his views on this suh-
ieei There danger Of the Opposition psaty
coalese:ag with the Bsek Republicans OF the North;
gentlemen might rest assured Of that -
Mr.. VAUGHAN followed in 9eech Of upwards
of an hour ia Length, favoriog the adoption of tSe
resolutions as originally introduced. His speech
is ' i hheld for the present
Me- BICKNELL said the action of this Assembly
upon this question, should be marked with candOr
and cArefulness. II there was any man who holds
in more extreme contempt than he Southern fire.
cater, he had never him; and if there vas any
man who loved the honor Of this cOofederaey better
than be. he had never seen him. The Legislature
OF Georgia bad expressed an opinion upon this qdes-
lion in which ne fully e0nourred, and that Legisa>
ture was largely Democratic. He know there are men
in the North who would unite with any body of con-
seTvative men IN the South TO prevent any such out
break as has occurred st Harper's Ferry; and he
thought resolutions should be adopted which iFonld
coneiliats such well disposed Northern men. The
fanatics who inslgsted the late foray ct Harper's
Ferry were disbolical men in human form and he
had no sympathy or mercy for them whatever, We
are told the grand object Of these resolutions was
to prevent Gu Southern Congressman from ooaesc-
ing With the Black Republicans Of the North. If
he thought there any danger Of this he would
be wiing 10 act in the matter but wehsve right
10 instruct representatives and be regarded 1t as
an Insult to their own good sense Of what is right
/ an wrong
There was not an uusound man from Tennessee
now in Congress, and why take this unnecessary
! precautiOn! If he were in Congress he would sup
| port conservative, Union loving men from the
| North in preference 10 Democratic candidate for
the Speakership of the House Of Representatives,
because if Democrat we're elected and there we're
frauds in the management Of the General Govern
! msnt, the Speaker would appoint such q committee
as would keep those frauds covered up until after
the Presidential election Of 1860. Mr.. Bell had
proved himself 10 be patriot and Union loving
man in every sepss of the term, and he would be
happy to sec him candidate for the Presidency.
He oounseled q calm and statesmRnlike course that
will tend to preserve the Union and prevent section
al strife for be wiahed his children to enjoy the
same liberties we arc now blessed with. He could
should vote for the amendment proposed by the
gentleman from Bedford.
Mr. CAN'T took the 9or for his colleague mfr
Speaker WhitthOrn) who wished TO address the
| House at O'CLOCK.
Aud then
On motion The House took recess till O'clock
Coaaro1roSIn the House yesterday incoming was Mr. DA
who called and amended TIE Criminal Court ol
4. l0l) and not Mr. DOAE, "a repcr' ed
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srss,F, OF NNESSEE--DAVIDSONC COIN
TX COUHF, NOV. ERm. 1852
Thomas s. hing Ad'r, &C. others. Ulknawa Heirs
Louis Allen and Wife Lucy.
Order of Publication for Unknown Heirs
IN this cause, upon of petitioners Thomas King
Adplr &c Of Salie Feits deceased and Others aud
parin satisfaction Of the Clerk that said sally Felts
nov leaving niRe and ether personality to be d
tibuted among children who fled petition in tn
sale Of the said negroes alleging in said petition ths
Louis Allen ntermarrsd with Luey daughter Of sal
Salie Feit both Of who are now dead leaving children Tho'
aud residences unknown 70 the petitioners 1t
ordered that publication made four successive weeks
unkuoBg He OF said Louis and Lucy Allen, and sal
heirs should tail appear and plead demuT to
nsiison by Monday in January $780, then the
! FELIX R. CHEATHAM,
Clerk q the County Court q Davidson County.
: s s5IaDt iOr P.titioner r, nOyss-v4t
EXTRA FAMILY LARD.
FEW bayrels Extra Family Lard on consignment, az
] l aMovsO--tt NzELL, HOOPER & CO.
s,OLD BROWN OF OsSAwATOMIE."
f L fe, Tri n ana Conviotion of Capt. JOh
a Brown.
FULL account the attempted instruction at Harper
~ Fery, complied from Osial and authentic
PrO'Esely illustrated.
, For ssis Nv T. HAGAg
: ntvS0-U Al College Street
i FLOUR AND MEAL.
zoo BAGS Extra Family Flour
:, OUU 200 OOls. do do. do
L 800 bags BuckEhest do.
: 2OJ bushels Corn Meal.
= For sale by sTRATT0N SEYMOUR
Il noy3J-2w
FOR LOUISVILLE AND CINCINNATI.
! FEIHE Steamer CONEwAGO, SPENCER, Master, 80
Leaves this day at o'clock, fer the above slAa9
aoy3 IN HARRISON, Agent.
d CRTSPis GAEETY.
e WEDNESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER g
Las night but two of Miss J. NJ DAVENPORT Last rer
sent1ton o the Historical play
! Charlotte COrday' or the Reign OF TerrO
In which chaLt the AIrseisiss Hymn IN French
i -"'''''' GOVERNOR's WIFE.
CARD.
e, ETAvING associated With me in my old business-has
buying and selling negroes, both commission and
account-Nr 5. Jones, Of DeSoO, Mississippi and
brother, Wa. II. Forrest Of Memphis, tender to
J. friends facilities than have been able 10 offer the
Cur buildings located No. ~ Adams street, do
east old they spacious combining oonvenieD
ort and slfet-ae superior any establishment
nd State equal any that have inspected
respectfully sol cit for firm, from old friends
AID the pubIic the patronage which have arg;
H. and literally received hitherto from hem and will only
IT, N. B. FORREST
NIB FORREST, JONES, WIN. FORRr
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