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perilOus agitation has been csImed, and posi-
biiy Of civil wsr arrested, in coed part, through
your wisdom, justice and moderation"
To these fattering testimonials Of esteem, Mr..
BELL replied in terms equally complimentary as
follows:
among the names subscribed to lhsinSitstion
recognise maDy familiar 10 the whole country, as
eminent in the various Tslks Ct lise-sons Who
have bsen distinguished the public service others
who have given tone and direction to opinion, and
others still WHO havs but recently stood inconrsr.
ativeiy political aBtagcpism
"When these Tsrou- shades Of opinion are thus
blended together, aod aelnated by 8 common im.
pulse in aiming at common object il argGss we'll
for ths success Of the cause with which they are
idenuh d N ts present posture Of public g6aiss,
assurance IS more dapfcoEs, than thai such men should
aH'ts animated tg the patriotic iapiretion, and
act together for hat great end, S5eh he coEty may
be redeemed from he rule Of uitFaisR the exsesses
Of party msy be restrsined; stsguant commerce
may be revived, and suffering industry protected"
Mr. Bell rojocss in the union Of such men as
GREELEY, DRAPER, BRoOKs, and TRUMAx SMITH, 10
redeem "a the country from the rule Of SltrGism.'
What sort Of uItraism? Not abolitionism, for the
signers of the invitation were ts authors and pro-
molers Ii isthe ultsaism Of the Democratic party,
Their, as displayed in the passage of the Kansas
4tSDt"TA@ LII tuo LOAStAtalAOhf DJbA
Of which measures Mr.. BELL united with his cor,
respondents il opening These are the abuses that
render it necessary for the Opposition Of the South
10 unite With the Opposition Of the North to over
throw The Democracy.
1t was in this way that Gov Harris endeavored
to show tAe circumstances which have superseded
the sO>ealle American parry in Tennessee, ana or
gauized j, under the new banner CT Opposition
Unwilling to seek satisfy his audience with besr
| assertion, he had read the Jasts, which have
become part of the history Of the times, which
his competitor would not question, oil driving to one
inevitable conclusion, corrupt ard dangerous tam
pering by the INSCRIPTIONS leaders Of o Southern
faction, with the sworn and recognized enemies Of
the South, and the most dangerous foe to the stab
lily Of our republican institutions. The few facts to
which lie had referred. though conclusive Of thsm~
selves, constituted but trfng part Of the uuDer>
Gus facts that could be pointed to in this connection.
Itnow remained for the people Of Tennesse-fOr
| the honest masses Of the recent american" party
TO say whether they were prepared to follow their
leaders into the ranks Of Black Republcanism, uu-
l der the general cry of opposition TO Democracy.
/ He would Dot believe it for moment. He confied
in the intelligence and integrity Of the people, and
| therefore could not believe it.
| To be concluded to-nsoTrolg J
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TUESDAY MORNING, MAY ;. 1889.
swe have met the Enemy and they are

Such was the feeling Of every Democrat at the
conclusion Of the discussion on yesterday. The
speech Of Governor HARRIS was conclusive and un.
answerable. His competitor did credit to his in
gsnuity by not attempting an answer We purpose
giving very general outline of the discussion, that
our readers may determine to its merits for them
selves. We givethis morningsO much of the speech
of Gov. HAREEs We could prepare in time for the
press. We have necessarily omitted much of his
argument, but give most of his facts and the oon-
nectiOn in which they were used. The lateness Of
the hour precludes further remarks at present
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-05-03
The Fifth District.

The sction of the convention at Murfreesb2ro last
Saturday has already been stated in our paper
Gen. BATE was nominated by reclamation, bat de-
clined in short ard eloquent speech. We hear
that Gen. BATE, in thankirg the convention for the
high honor Of the nomination, said that, the dis
trict having heretofore been Opposition" it was
evident that no democrat could succeed without the
unanimous support of his own parry; that, since
the suggestion Of his name difference Of opinion,
10 some extent, as to the policy Of opposing Mr..
READY, had arisen in enc Of the counties Of the
district that, whatever might be his personal opin
ion SIS 10 the correctness of the view Of hose who
advocated support of Mr.. READY. it was enough
for him to know that such en- opinion existed in
portion Of the district, and he yielded 10 it, with
tbs consent of his friends. lie had no doubt thst
the opposition would nominate candidate against
Mr.. READY; and, as the course Of that gentleman
the questions of most vital interest to the South
had been eminently patriotic, he would chesrfully
support him in such contest as was indicated.
We have not seen the official report of the Pros
eseiings of the Convention, and write from hearaay
OILY From such reports, we must believe that Gen.
BATE has shown a willingness TO make such self
sacrifices for the sake Of harmony in hs party,
have rarely been asked at the hands of any man,
aad that he has manifested spirit which must more
than ever endear him TO the democracy Of his dis
t-iet.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-05-03

EXTENSIVE SALE Of CITY LOTS.
order keep pace with tines supply demand
for building lots the city, will Tuesday, the 10th day
Of May sell at Auction, the premises TO the highest bidder %
TO 40 lots Nne Spruce McLemOre, Jefferson and Crawford
streets These lots conveniently situated only few min
Htes walk from the Square, Mcays and the Sulphur
Springs, and in the immediate vicinity Of Dr. WAtsons splendid
residence They front generally 50 feet back I75
feet Of them fine buing lots number Ct them have
good shade We invite particular attention the sale
consider Of the lots very desirable, and that they will
greatly increase in value.
TERMS-0ne, and three vars credit
Bills will be issued in few days giving particular de-
scrption Of The property, &c
apo JL&RW BROWN
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ED EFIELD.
Williams, Addition.

IN THURSDAY, THE 18TH OF MAN,
~ On ae premises viii sen numter Of lots in Williams
Addition % iEened ronnEon F1Ierand (Churrh street.
tended and Boscooel stres and shelby avenue, FEET
vdes broad street. extende These lots all ty es 'front.'
those 90 street 30 feet deep the others lis feet deap
and all Of tksm eaVsrai EfLh Forest Trees.
No description do justice this aadilion and It must be
seen 70 Be properly epreeated The public earnestly in
vd 70 call 81 ~ Once prOcae plots cg the grounds visit han
and Judge for themselves.
Nh J. Shelby Williams now actively srsazed in tuu,o-r~
the Streets he always Be fo1ud the grounds and il viii
Afford him great pleasure to show then all will call on
hin.
Ts growth Of Edseaed has rapid and extraordinary
Persons doing business in the City find convenient fr
their residences.
feel confident ground heretofore sold Edeeeeld viii
be found attractive than hs proposed to Be sold l2h
Of May next.
TERMS 0ne and three years credit notes satsfss-
tOy secured bearing interest payable In Bank and sn
tanned
Nv. 8. LINDsLKT.
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To stone MaSOns, RrfcEK1ayeFs, Plnsterers,
Painters and GIaz;iers. Carpenters IOln-
ers. &c. General Contractors.
RARTIES connected with trades, DESTROYS Of TN
dsrng for the building Of Public School House. %
h erected College street. Soath Nashville. the Pans
Elevation and with general cordoRs required
tg the Architect the Mayors ee, and after fhs lst ay Of
Nay 1859 Proposals 70 be sent IN separately, according to the
headngs In Specifications for the whole WORK with the aeant
Of the different departments stfacsd sealed and endorsed
before the 2h day Of Nay, 1859 The lowest any Proposals
not necessarily accepted.
R. ". MsGAV0GK, Mayor.
N. AKrsoYD. Architect
H. na-n. 49,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-05-03

DEMOCRATIC CCLTs.-Col Eetherlsnd in his speech
yesterday, boas,ingly said be had got hold of
democratic colt but that he could break him. An
old tried DemOcrst-a perfect Jsrksr, wishes US to
ask the Colonel how he broke certain Democratic
colt, called Philip Critz of Hawkins county, whom he
undertook to ride to the Legislature from that
county Who got broke and rode in that case?
We had the pleasure Of hearty shake Of the
band yesterday with that most indOmitable demo-
crat Col JACOB MILLER, of Hawkins. He gives us
excellent news from East Tennessee generally, and
from the First Congressional District especially.
We shall elect HAYNES by thousand majority to
Congress and handsomely increase the msjoriIy for
HARRIS.
We think our ancient friend looks younger than
when We first shook his hard and honest democratic
hand twenty years ago. Old war horse as he is in
the cause the trumpet for the approaching contest
rOuses ali his mettle. glorious victory is written
in the spiri: aud energy with which the old vete-
rams enter the fight.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-05-03

0 ne several works required done In the erection Of NEW
SCHOOL HOUSE. situated South College street. In the city
of Nashville Tenn from designs and under the supernten-
dsnee OF II. N. AKERoYD, architect, Nashville.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-05-03

The whole % the trenches be dug FOR the foundations to
the depth OF clear fest the ssnet b feet Eebut more In
depth should the Of the ground render such Necessary
place IS TO be LETT under the IN N W corner OF the
buildings for thefunace &C. This basement TO beexcaVa
ted that the may u feet the cear when finished,
The whole trenches be By Architect when out before
the foundation All the soil Is to be leYsed
the directed
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PIaSterer's work.

The whole Of the ceilings lheI and plasered in the
best manner, Of , coat Whited.
The walI be three and Ehed (hard fnish
simple cJrnice Of approved design be braTycor
be Of m0blngs and ornamental enrichment
inches grh office; simple centres to DO
used in both these
Plenty Of hogs and cow hair be used and the entire plaster
york perfectly straight perpend clean sharp
sand aud best quality OF cement to be used The whole work
be left free fre blister the completion OF the work
the paserer 10 be ansgrrabe in this latter respect the first
OUT months after the ns occupation Of building.
"A the
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me Work.
Brickwork.

The bricks sound, han and In
shape and color far possible, and but few admitted
The whole Of the four sides be laid III front brick picked
The mortar be composed OF Of the best line to
tEo o. sand, clean and sharp and we'll tempered.
The front bck be laid sretcer fashion, the rest not
than stretching header bedde and well flushed
with good mortar as above.
The walls to be feet inches in thickness and to he truly
straight and perpendicular part carried up higher than
the rest 20 the detriment OF the whole
Ahsto he turned all openings The chimneys 70 be
weahere agreeable to the Elevation full sized detail drawing
will be giTen by Architect when resuired.l
The hues be u nCh y inch the clear and to be
perry cored and parguegeat be used in gathering
over the
The whole outside walls be clearly washed down and very
neatly penced, to leaves complete job Of brick work
The string be Of moulded brick with sunk pann Of
do. will he directed and shown front elevation.
Fire fues be built in the walls indicated plans aud
Yuantila ffngd 40 toh anfare lflsa ra,rf7 81
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Painter and GIazier,s work.

The whole Of the exterior, wood and iron usually painted
IS to have hreec ats Of white lead and Oil ned
exclusive Of printing coat the main cornce and
be sadd IN imitation Of stone and TO he particularly hs
Job.
The OF the work is to have the same nun.
Der OF coats of white lead and oil color and the DOORS
painted in drabs, AMI the window frames whiie.
All the wO1d work IS u be properly knOtter and stopped
All the windoWsare to be glazed Wit the best quality Of Pitts
burg crown, and properly putei and back putted.
The lin roof 10 be painted In tie usual manner.
The string be OF b-ck rubbed smooth and
painted. same wood work Of windows.
TIE
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Lilies Chilled and Wrought Iron
FIRE AND BURGLER PROOF
SAFES AND VAULT DOORS
And mbima ton Locks.
Rellable Protection Agoina Fire and Brgsers Laesad
and MaSEfgat8re9 ~
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Bank Of Hamburg. Charleston, 5. G.
BJ NOrs, Agent, in Nashville, soliits orders for
the above. at st. Cloud Hotel, lMayI5o-dtE, VIM
CHEAP COOKING STOVES.
We have purchased large number Of
THE TROPIC COAL COOKING STOVES,
which the gas and smoke arising from the coal
And saves One-haIf the fuel!
And Saves One-haIf the fuel!
And es.One-haIf the Eucig
We therefore offer all other styles Of Coal Cooking soTes all
Of which have been spcrovedof a.
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SPECTrTCATION

II N. AKrsoYD, Architect.
May !, lS59-d2ces
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