Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-07-26

TUESDAY MORNING, JULY 20, 1850.
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VOTERS OF TENNESSEE.
REMEMBER,
That If the Democratic party is defeated, the
Black Republicans must obtain possession of the
government.
"Eysry one knows Republican party none
that shall dplace the Democratic party Wfa H. S1drcs
Speech az Rochester, ~ J.
REMEMBER,
That in breaking down the Democratic party, you
break down the only barrier to the of SEW
ARD, GREELEY and their abolition cohorts.
think fellow shown you that is high
stltuon, that tNeir to dismiss the DemOc site
HNa. II. eesard at Rochester, N y
e REMEMBER,
That the Democratic party of the Unen is the only
security to slavery, the only protection to the South
and that in voting against the Democratic party,
you aiding the anti-slaEery cause.
THE Democratic party of the Union is and will be the pro.
slavery party Union alike Virginia Vermont
ansnsa because It the slavery party, it will rule in
really and heartily predOmnate therein. esc Of Horace
REMEMBER,
That the leaders of the Opposition in Tennessee
HA0~0
forts to exclude slavery from Kansas and prevent
the admission OF a slave State into the Union, and
that their success in this election will be hailed by
the sbotiOnists & verdict from the people of Ten
nessee, in favor Of the auti-LecomptOn views Of
SEWARD HALE and BELL.
plain duty Republicans regard and
gedt as bTotArs al a'ho stand o5 as IA opposition 70 the
oodaes while cherfuly asserting their prosecution of their
share in the common enterprise under their own banners in their
own fsshiOn--seU lo,b Tribune
REMEMBER
That the Black Republicans are pleased with the
present platform of the Opposition in Tennessee.
Speaking of the concessions" made by the Oppo-
sition in Kentucky 10 the prOslavery sentiments of
the South, the Black Republican correspondent of
the New York Tribune says:
s'THE OPPOSITION IN TESSEssEE HAVE LAID DOWN
AVERY DIFFEREsT PLATFORM, WHICH NO SUCH
MISERABLE CONCESSIONS ARE MADE, AND SUCH
SMALL ExPRDIRNTs ARE CONSULTED"
REMEMBER,
That the leaders Of the Tennessee Opposition are
in high favor with the AbOtiOnists that JoHN BELL
has been named by HORACE GREELEY as the proba-
BILE candidate of the Back Republican party for the
Presidency, and that ENLRsON EETERIDGE and
WILLIAM CULLoM are warmly commended by this
same Abolition leader.
ksoU thGtBoh hare he u resisted e extension Of SLI0ery
fno Free Territory that both opposed he Kas Ee5raskI
Dill LecEaBt5 s1ciHdle; they ability,
spO'less honesty and Of manly frmness -Aetc lor1
II SHALL BE WILLING AND READY SUPPORT sucn MAN As
JoHS BELL, on yoHN NJ BORIS, OR IBErTR srII EDWARD
WELD the with which he thus ;e entrusted
not and Gr SS SG' 10 EZee I sa a s no
union any Republic for next President possible,
BIact Re0a6Iicdn Coa5entic ~ IN KIn.as.
IAE1 HosoR THEODORE G. Hunt, OF Lou
WrF nrfI
Horace Greetyt0 the Republican Con
Messrs ETHERIDeE AND CUILoM coparri.
O" the Black Republicans in Opposition to the Kan.
sas Nebraska Bill
REMEMBER,
That TIE Opposition Leaders in Tennessee are
seeking to unite with the enemies of the South to
defeat the Democratic party.
sxr.roH BELL AND TIE Vine GENERAL CoMnurTEE-Yes.er
day. delegation Of the Wing General Committee Ct this city,
waited upon The Hon John Bell Of Tennessee at the Atr
National politics. The interview Entirely informal Mr.
Bell he had determined to avoid speaking upon pot
cal nstters except State, had pur
sued course lie deSred however ali the ele
contest he could his he would be
Wiling address the citizens OF this ctyAeO York Tribune
"Ths future Opposition their hands It de
pends upon themselves whether not the country shall De re-
eve Of th ieyOus actOn Of Democratic nsrgle There
BaaHsr.
REMEMBER,
That the Black Republicans are equally anxious
for the union of the Opposition, knowing that they
will control the organization.
Ts paper is pretty well understood the policy Of
such the cultivation such spirit the part Of
sItIos n the contest before us'-Ess0 IorE Tribune
REMEMBER,
That the position of the Opposition in this State
encourages the enemies of the South to hope for
the success of an aatisaVery ticket in Tennessee.
ave do not believe thousand in the
Union outside Of the National Democratic who de-
shall favor such extension In our intercourse with sounera
Whgs-and hmited-we never met one who
If then, essentially at this point, we
sion we desire Maryland Delaware and Mis-
souri, with possibly d henaGSS @ S rnC % he fap
Iy noGensivey hostile the Extension OF saveyhe
lSrk Tribune.
REMEMBER.
That the Southern Opposition court an alliance
with the Republicans and that the Republicans al.
ready boast of the organization of their party in
the slave States.
''The Democratic party now "R tie sAo10 Of The
routed, its lines broken, its years
forces scattered VIZ organisation Of tbs sane Ee
u6licdR party unite Jct6 publican DaTty grKfR he
a. forming patriotic 'oly stare States uader Tie lead of
alliance, on dfr and honor brace and such as
cole terms, fnCotoiRg no sac frank r. Blai Missouri
Zee Of rncisle 10 any party and G7ay of He1,
Waterloo IN 1850, and esti' ganisTon National par
qae teen I0reusr; will they ty to Re Effected, and
pursue selfish policy, by which already
alone the Democracy coec occurred and Is DIS
aud rally conquer tiRctiy Soe."cT6ech Of
ADeech Of John n B0ts H. Se1carI, at Rome " York,
dorsed On the Virginia UIBO- 1858.
sutton C0RreHtiOA and by the
kdshU6le Tanner.
REMEMBER,
That the only way to crush this coalition and pre-
serve the rights of the South IS to unite in this
test upon the Democratic ticket Let the freemen
of Tennessee proclaim on the 4th of August in a
voice that cannot be misunderstood, that they will
not suffer JOHN BELL ard ENgRsog ETHERIDGE 10
sell them into Black Republican bondage Let them
hurl back into the faces Of the Abotioniss the in
suting imputltion, that Tennessee may be carried
for the anti-savery ticket
Great News
The BaRnsr, Of Sunday morning, prints long
string Of extracts from letters giving as cheering
news for the Opposdonists SIS the psper gave