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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-06-12
Worth Remembering.

In the First Second, Fifth, Tenth and Eleventh
Congressional Districts in Virginis there was no
| opposition to the former Democratic members Of
Congress for reelection. In the Seventh, Eighth
and Twelfth Districts the Opposition had candi-
dates In each of the Third, Fourth, Sixth, Ninth
aud Thirteenth Districts there were two Democratic
candidates, while the Opposition ran no candidate
! in either Nov, mark the result: The Opposition,
on the vote for Governor, made g gain of
| 4 500 In the whole State. In the five districts
where there we're two Democratic and no 0ppoii-
sition candidates, the Opposition gain was 1881
Or, ,4l5 more than the net gain Of the State 10
other, words in the eight Districts, where there
no conflict among Democrats, LETonER gained
8 Alb over WIsEs majority. In the I've Districts
where there were free fights among Democrats for
Congress, LETcHEB lest 91s votes. We state these
facts to show our readers that there il not only
esction in Virginia against the Democratic party,
but splendid gain wherever there was q fair fight
between Democrat and an oppositiOniss. And we
state them, also, warning to Democrats in Ten
neesee. LSss causes may produce like rssEits.
The Iadsz, published at Richmond, and conducted
with great ssndOr, well as ability, says:
EFFECT OF LETCHER's ELECTION on THE DEMO
CRATIC PARTY IN OTHER STATEs.-There seems TO
be impression in certain quarters that the dimin
ished majority for the Democracy Of Virginia, il
this election will have most diminishing effect"
the strength OF the party in States yet 10 vote.
We not surprised that FIRST reports Of our late
elections should have created such an impression.
But now that the smoke Of the battle has cleared
RWsy, il must be admitted that such an impression
is not warranted by an actual view Of the field.
The nett Democratic loss Is about four thousand in
a vote Of more than one hundred and forty thous
and; and We have heard candid Wings admit that
Leteher lost five Thousand at least by the free
tights between Congressional sspirsnts 1t lie fact
to W5iOh would call particular sttentiC n, that
wherever there has been fair fght between the
Democrats and their opPcoents-a fght to bring cut
the strength of each Party-tAs Democrats have
gained on the election of 1865 We went into the
late election with Wing and American opposition in
The Alexandria the Berkeley, the KsnaWhs and the
Wneehng Districts 10 he first and second named
Of these Legcher gains hundreds, aud in the third
and four h he gains thousands Oh Wise's vote.
Our political brethren then IN other States can
6n1 nothing - discourage them in the result Of the
Virginia State election. On the contrary, they
must zee in an assurance Of their own success by
an Increase SHORTY if they but concentrate their
forces and bling them all 10 bear upon their enemy.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-06-12

The CONGRESSIONAL CANVASS We have graft.
flying accounts of the debates betseen DR.. Menees
snd Gen. ]. NJ. QuaIles The Democrats are every
whore delighted with their candidate, who is deal
ing pOnderous blows upon the head of bis wiry and
willy antagonist. We have been promised detailed
reports of the debates from various points where the
Candidates have spoken, but regret that Up TO this
time We have received ncne Private advices, low
ever satisfy that our candidate is working brave
" and efficiently ard with prospect Of victory by
no means dubious -CiarksriIs J.feTs0HiaH.
We can assure the Democrats of the other cOun-
ties in the district that since the discussion in this
city between the candidate for Congress, the DEM,
cats of Davidson expect MENEEs to be elected. They
are at work to that end and, will leave 10 horors-
Bile means untlied to effect it. No ever pleas
ed our people better than DR.. MENEEs. Let tie
other cou tes make the same gain that Davidson
will make, and success is eertsiD.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-06-12


Gev HARBIs ard Col EBraERLASD resumed yes
tsrday, a. Frsnklin. the caRvsss, after rest Of
nearly week in this city They continue the
canvass now, almost without interruption except
Sundays, until the I'd July, at Dscstur, in Msigs
county. Another respite is then takens and the
canvass Presumed at Athens, on the 11th July. The
last appointment is at LOudOD, in R0sne county.
on Tuesday. the % august.
We believe that the number Of sppOinsnsnts ez-
eeeds those Of any previous GubernAtorial canvass,
and several counties, remote from the principal
thoroughfsres, viii visited By the candidates,
which have not BEFORE for several years, been sni
larry favored. The labor Of such canvass Is in
mense. We used to hope for reform, which should
require less labor, snd exact from the candidates
only two or three speeches in each division Of tie
State But as one Of The candidates Is pretty sure
to be q new man, with an acquaintance to make
which his competitor already enjoys. We suppose
such reform is hopeless. and strength Of body and
lungs as we'll as Of mind must continue to be quail
iicstions for candidate for GubernatOrial honors.
We s.inproYe the occasion" Of this notice. to re-
mind our Democratic friends Of some things. Have
you watched the progress Of Jour noble standard
btarer as be has thus far tTaverssd the State and
poured forth his burning eloquenee 10 defence tf
your princples2 How honestly, faithfully, and in
cessRntIy be has toiled Are you sutt inning him
with ell your al and Ability' You will sgree
that IsHAN G. HARPIs is dissbarging his duty most
faithfully. Are goa doing the sams9 How you woul
blush with shame il his majority should be msteri
ally reduced, as was the majority in Virginia at the
late election, and your conscience should tell you
that this reduction was attributable to your indo.
lence, or to dissensiOus in the party which you
helped to foment, or did not exert yourself to quel
Save yourself such reflections. Clean your skirts
reuse up for the contest and prepare 70 claim yOul
full share in the splendid victory which awaits US
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-06-12
The Administrator and its

The Administration and its AssaIIanGs
Those who take tae on cry of partEau ship againlt
the Administration for public opinion, or even be-
Ieve that the assaants themselves will continue t.
utter such language or exhibit their luminosity
when the immediate party pro5ocatiOn has ceased,
must have forgotten the past, as we'll as have be-
come blind to the future.
JEFFLIsoS was abused with equal bitter ness; and
now his enemies celebrate his birth day that of
! political saint The political principles of MADI-
/ SOY and MOSROE find the like favor, and no muir
muir Of accusation is heard against their careers.
! JACKSON, the mcst abused man in his day, is now
the most be-praised; and the mouths that uttered
Nominations, now pronounce eulogiums to his
memory, POLK is universally hOpOrsd. PIERcE is
praised BY his former enemies; and the Opposition
begin to wonder, Why, and upon what grounds they
rallied at his Administration
What are the acts Of President BUcHANAN's ad-
ninistrst;On by which posterity will be compelled
to judge it: We quote from the Aississppian,
where it is credited TO & Democratic exchange, q
summary:
Il mas Put an end to the rebellion in Kansas and
established order generally among the people Of
that Territory.
1t has put an end to tho rebellion in Utah, and
established order and pesce in that Territory.
Ii hes prosecuted the war against the hostile In
dams with redoubled force, il Wa hington Terrific
ry and compelled them TO sue for peace on its own
terms.
1t has done the came in Oregon, forced the In
dams 10 relinquish hostilies, and s1e for peace.
l. has done The same in the war with the Indians
in New Mexico, and in like manner compelled them
to sue for peace.
1t has made q new and highly advantageous COM
mercial treaty with China.
Il has msde a new and advantageous treaty with
Japan.
Il has obtained q most important diplomatic victo-
~ over Euglsnd, by exorIing from her an aban-
ment OF the long assumed rig - search American
vessels.
1t has established an overland mail to California
and the Pacific coast.
Il has sent q naval expedition to Paraguay, and
obtained an apology for insults to the American fag
Indemnity for injuries received, and grants Of new
political privileges and rights Of navigation.
IL has paid eff more than nine millions Of the
public debt, at time Of pressure in the money
market, and general embarrassment in the business
Of tue country, that ia without q PaTellel in our
history.
It hes reduced the expenses of the Government
rom elgbty-one millions to less than seventy mil
lltnt-and VIII coon have them graduated to scale
Of about fifty millions.
L is engaged in the negotiation of treaty with /
England fOr settlement of the difficulties arc dis
pules that have arisen under the Cisytou- BulTer
resrv, with every prospect of success.
Il IS engaged in the negotiation of a treaty uih
Nicaragua ter the right Of transit Of American oit-
Gems and property across the isthmus and for the
pay ment of American claims, with encouraging
prospects Of success.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-06-12

reserved, iSe Ellcots Mills Company; right to re-
pesi reserved, Is0
Allegheny Bank, subject to general law Of 1875
any other laws Rhich might be passed on the sub
ject of banking This is the true principle. Three
fths Of the capital stock to be owned in the State
The commissioners Of Connecticut recommend that
all bsnk capital should be ownsd in the stste In
diana was 80 much injured By interlOpers from
abroad, that she passed law that the msjOr part
Of the stock should be owned in the State. This is
to prevent the aggregate capital in the hands Of
nOn-residents, not identified with the people Of the
State by interest, sympathy, or otherwise from US
ing their money njuriOusly to the people This
idea is gaining ground in the St
Ceal Clnpany charter; right reserved, 379
Steam Navigation, do. asa Railroad Company; d.
4s6. Railroad Company; SAG. Insurance Company;
do. hss. Mining Company; go, d.. Wharf Com
pany; COZ, repeaiable Appropriations to COlOni-
zaton Society for five years. right to repeal reserv
ed, GAG. Such is the Of legislation adopted
in 1858; the only session examined They are
in conformity With the provisions Of the ccnstitu-
tiOn adoltsdiE 1851, and arc sufficient to demon.
strate ccuousixely the general policy of the St te
and show that MarJlsnl is determined rot to have
the legislative POWER Of The Stale transferred by
charter ntraets. The legislation If this State
shows hostility to the association Of csri'al IN
der charters; nor TO manufacturing banking, or in
ternal improvements There are now in the State
Of Maryland twenty-five nks. capital 50 OO0, 0OO
80 cot on factories, capital S2,sOO0OO; 43 WOOllen
factories; SO factories Of iron; with Others having
capital totho amount of l4,OO0 coo, aud Iroducipg
araualiy products Of the value of SS2;477 600
Railroads, 466 miles.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-06-12

RepeaIable Charterr.

The review Of the legislitirn Of other States on
the subject Of corpOrsio ions, is continued in this
paper Our correspondent has shown that the re
ssrVation Of power BY the Legislature to alter or
repeal charter Of incorporation is not an untried
experiment; that it is constitutional provision in
several States, and that the power Is reserved to
Che security Of the people without detriment to hon
est corporations The declaration SO often made by
the Opposition, that capital would not be invested
in companies subject 70 individual liability and to
repeal at the pleasure of the Legislature, is shown
By the experience OF the NEST thriving States of the
Union to be untrue To those of our readers who
feel an interest in the subject, this communication
Of our correspondent, and these which have pre-
cedsd it, will be found worthy of preservation and
careful study
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-06-12
The Mountain District.


The McMinnville Era gives the following notice
Of the discussion at that place between SAVAGE and
SToREG
Tbs SPEAKISG.-The candidates for Congress in
this district addressed large number CT their fel
low citizens at the Courthouse Monday last and
We we're pleased at the attention which was given
each Of the sspirants during their speeches. Ne
yer have we Witnessed more attention or respect
paid public speakers GA any occasion.
Col, Savage led in the debate in a speech of an
hour and half, sDd we must say it was an able
effort and gave the fullest satisfaction % his friends
and evidence to our minds and the mirdsofthose pref
entthat he is fully competent to the task to which the
people had called himto perform for thethe defence
of Democratic principles We have never doubted the
success Of the Colenel in the present campaign and
his effort here OH Monday only served TO draw his
friends the closer around him and caused nRuy of
the Opposition who have heretofore expressed soma
hope of his defeat to abandon what little they had
and express the opinion 4" that Co. Savage would
again be Triumphant" We shall not attempt
synopsis Of BIS speech, for We feel certain thst
could net do the Colonel justice. Suffice it to cay
that it mastery effort, such as We love TO hear
our champions make
Col Stokes appeared before the su Hence and IT,
troduced himself by announcing his nsma, eaying he
VS. stranger to most of them; that be was candi-
date Of party; was running upon the merits Of
William Stokes; that ne would not ycte for
Bis, Republican CLERK or Speaker Of the House of
Representatives if he could g,ta good cersr. honest
Democrat to vote for (of course he b4ng the Judge
and the ColOnes past life proves that he would be
hard to satisfy of the honesty politically We mean
of any Democrat, and he certainly slrong in his
qualifying adectives refused to endorse either Bell
or Ready on the Kansas Lecompton Consti. utioo;
and informed his hearers that he knew how to make
a "glut" In short he adopted a wishy-washy
course with the evident hope Of gulliDg Democrats
into bis support.
The discussion closed late in the evening, the
Democracy feeling conf lent that victory had again
perched upon their standard, and ali went home
well pleased with the days work
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-06-12

IT'S CRrGIS-A recent debate between the CUB
eIna oral candidates in Tennessee, Col. Nstherand
aud G,v Harris, disclosed the origin of the present
Democratic party. Il owes its paternity to Martin
Van Buren-'he Judas Of poliriciaus-the meauesl
of negro stealing AbOlitionists.-R Richmond Hhig.
The foregoing paragraph is going the rounds of
all the Opposition payers, as most important dis
coveTy. We do not wonder at The surprise these pa
pers manifest II is indeed rare and wonderful
discovery. 1t beats the Pike Peak illusion, ana il
almost equal to the +. nous maon hoax. Col. NTH
ERLAND is great man at disclosures! He has
sold has "lsst hoe" evidently.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-06-12

The PRoBABILIrIE5 in the last Gu6eruatorial
election Gov. Harris beat his competitor upwards Of
1900 votes Every change we have heard OF during
the present canvass is TO hin. What chance is
there then for poor Nelherland -G4erksgite Jefsr-
sna.Gn.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-06-12

FOR CAIRO AND ST. LOUIS.
YEyTE splendid passenger steamer VI. RUNYAE, -
MuiII, Master will leave for the above sAs3SA
al intermediates landings SATURDAY, June H. az -
O'Clock, p n. For freight passage apply boarl
The steamer ELLA, Capt CoEBET, takes passengers meet
the R1nyan the Shoals
gsy~ Toe Rrnyan gives through tickets to New
Orleans, Memphis and Louisville
HIN HARRIsON,l AGENTS.
June ltd A.HAMILToS. I 1sen''
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