New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-19
POLITICAL.
PROSPECTS IN TENNESSEE.

PRbSPECIS IN IENNEooEc'
| Correspondence c. The N ]. Tribune
MEMPHIS Tenn. July H. 1850
The Political medley j. made up, and men are looking
round for places sand In each man approaches his
former p tell associate with suspion and cNtru-t
The Opposition Of course united on their Union
save ticket believing themselves to be the sal OF the
eaut. Beyond the saving power OF their party TO
heir minds there il safely In the gtat family OF
the barmon us and the unterrifrd, all is confusion;
tie ancient CO upcils are broken up; the batls cry
busfed the pres ee of psrys gone The party rent;
the people are divided in factions the party organs 20
far from being able to speak to the people that they go
forward are in dsgraceful strife with each other.
II early in tie canvass 10 predict the result,
bongh from straws thst indicate the direction OF The
current II IL inferred that Tennessee will 90 for Bell
slso II III ID, uplas snd Squs'trr Sover~P IT, VIII not
carry Sir gle STATE in the Mississippi Valley snto OF
Mason sbd Dixon 8 line. The Doug asires in Memphis
vote the regular ticket not because they expect n uc-
coed 10 .ecnP Dongas but in defesrir Brecknridge
The pIets of lbis III! If pretty evety divlaed-Ihe
Bulletin snn The knqvrrer for Bell, TIE APpsa Tor
Douglas ~ The Araianche Tor Brerklnr'dge Tue
f. rm.r tdify be ,uhlic ith Ueldgestsd articles on
the condition o! the Union and the nec-ssity Of saving
it, III. stter, tie Democratic organs are eng7g 10
characferpsn,ng' v An an 0, Gael nal ar,elr Oh 'nr
corruption Of tho o her Ting OF their oTu party:
burt Of passion has ssessed the pOhca feaners
of tie South ard the fountain bI oxen up a. Baltimore
IL foocing The lsnd with streams OF passionate zeal ana
showed TIE final hose for snceess aud the STRIFE Ia con
tnued through mali ions spite, rather han vi a pros
pec' fer ssinj termination IN the coming ec'lon
TIE b. lief that A'rai am Lincoln will he our mex
Prt.id nj l. daily becoming more prevalent aud men
have 10 fears that M der biz administration the stab
it's Of the Union will be in the least damsg-d. S-nu
ments of disunion uttered only by volsnt poiea
sepIapts sDd aer ,usy entertained by no one pos
ee-std of I'D ordinary amount If common sense Let
OF threats prtdi tons Of dirnnion, irtimdae the
frierda Of hODest d-srg sno righteous government.
NooI but the yeresi fr' eates Contemplate disdnoni
,L.y are but an insign, ait clique, utterly 20 SERIES
,pans III. peope. The ma are heart ard soul "
Ulior snd will all baz rds under any just ad MO-
stIation of tn. prov isio OF the Consultation ard the
| law DO mater who is President 'r by vbat party
sde 90 sustAip protect, and perpe'ua the Mon o.
lie Sai,s The AdniDi-rTati,n has jnst made lself
Tel, IL u is mupity by the decap aSion OF Mr. Cr
oil former Pos er and the a,p0lntinen nj Of MI
Call wsy be Demon savors more OF the tbl"g-
a., genial 20 a coIrnpt Administration The rrsut
M 10 his time lac been ght pet weeu the neS
ffical and a zea Doug 4se, with duel III pros
Itct
becoming on re frequent and lively and tx Ing can
vaes NAV lie exrecied in which par son and malice will
fgur. much more eonspicuou than Judgment snd the
| spuit Of honorable rivalry.
fifteen undI ed bu dirgp erected and a. present
even OF. aer number IL progress a. under coz
tract The railroads conyerging at this point have
optnd new feld of enteIPrist ard hundreds OF o's
ouest Of fortuIes the citv b-irg surrouudsd ny Ter
lie country eli settled and rapidly being d-vel ped
II il hone will be able beaI ts prosperity, ana er
CAPE Il de- retsnt rev usoDs lpcloeht 10 Ne" ""Ae
| IN ,wiy-stt led Stare.
Public sepIiment here il much more hberSl than il
MANY sectors of the South, and principles adverse 10
the extreme Pro Slavery dOctss are not Only ''i-,
| tied but persOns entertaining such views are h-id
t,rstv or.by NJ honorable II il TO ths beraty OF
felirO hot the city much OF its prosperity a.
pos,essive element Tts state of things however
Il QUITE PREVALENT throughout tee enre valley oil tne
Nss :. Ipi; il II great ri err WIN We e''I
Aos,it tor ueIce irterminRrr not only rohncts bn
also uer and opinions Of wicely separate lfnosi al
On the Western bosts sen The Sou ern cotton oar
aud NoIth.T eagcn the N.W-Llglshd nelcuau. silI
liz Cnf STATE rantrr The Nelr- ORLEANS PIcognne aud
Jpv NV. YORK TRIBUsE, miigh, g 10 cio-- pr'xlp-
iiy ar If Zach unc.Dsei"us OF the o'hers pres
| ,nce In extreme Northern Minn-sols, We read o =
6Ie Tn, P,coyunf OF the South; in New-O eahs IN
N. mo rubIc ~ extensive reading-room IL tn CT y
| We reed daily TBE TRIBUNE, ard yet the unioh i
Of di,s1lytd. The fre+seIs shut up along ne AZ.
lsD', c. att OIL the Gulf, and The Aoohioise "
f,r "a New. England do DOT for d moment inhgiue
| H. TI.raIny OF s.nfimert and harmony OF fe-iaR
yrevsleJt in the Crest Valley Of the mississippi where
IN he ssat of euIire Of this great kepu WI oe.
IN Of tis; then dram away Your uhhslur ieais
| and b. wiser uJen and better cltizels n %
| TIE Pr.eaon's Journal ssys that, for Douglas,
g, Electoral vote of Niw-York viii be cast. Such
ia ~ confident opinion Of every intelligent Democrat
have s,.p or heard fr m from tho interior Of thi-
s,.te We f1o that even we have under estimated the
ronnla, strength Of Judge Douglas in tn. rih. Ills
Tow Of altogether unlikely TO sive him sta'et '"a' We
hid suIpo.,d hopelt'f-rueb as Msssacn u'T's -en.
In ngard other cnss OF s'ai's sc mar'e We al,'
a. fsve m re.,imai he ctr, myth. We bad PUP
po ed u at Maryland virginia, NOrtb Car nnA nn
,ueky I'D TEE pesss we're I'll sureH go lot be sn'
,re,t Ore thin We have been sure OF ano 'pa'', Da'
not n. oftb tier Of States vii east
Brckin,icge. The c"noi'a'e OF >eee'si aI-
Ia. s,a,e.y more ci aDcs Of carrying single
| H'''A a,Lo. NJ. r., coin has But il