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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-11-06
"Instead of breaking up
the Union we intend to
strengthen and to length
en- it. ''--JoHN G.. BRECKIN-
RIDGE.
Forward the Column.

From all quarters the most cheering news is pour
ing in upon US Hundreds are focking almost daily
to the standard of BREcKNRIDGE and LANE. The
latest advices from the North are full Of encourages
ment. The skies are daily Frightening clouds
are disappearing and soon the dazzling sunlight OF
constitutional liberty and equality will break in
upon u.s. Forward the column "The Constitution
and the equality of the States These are symbols
of everlasting Uuion Let these be the ralyng cries
of the people. 20 hqfanooga Advertiser.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-11-06
BRECKENRIDGE.
Patriotic Letter of Hon. ID. S. Dickinson
to Nashville Meeting. ese 81

@ BINGHAHroN, Oct 10Th, 1860
Gentlemen Engagements in this State prevent me
from addressing the Democracy of Tennessee on
the Sd of November, pursuant to your kind invita-
ton. l regret that circumstances have not permit
ted me to meet the Democratic of the South
west for have desired to commune with them face
to face But, shall be with them IN the great bat
tie for the supremacy of the Constitution, and the
equality of the States, in veal or in woe, in sue
cess or in defeat-whether we - survive or perish
live or die" Truly yours,
D. S. Dickinson.
Messrs r. W. MCGAvOCk and others, Com.
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We have again and again warned our friends to
be On their guard against false reports and election
eering tricks In doing we have been justified by
our apprehensions The following dispatch has
been sent out from Montgomery
MoNTGoMERy, Ala, Oct.-The Breckenridge Minute
of this city held meeting last night, at which,
they openly aUOoced their preference for Linccns cleo
ton, in order that the Union may be DISSOLVED. Mr.
Marshall, one of the seeding Alabama delegates
from the Charleston Convention made speech in
which he declared himself boldly and openly IN IA
vor of disunion Resolutions were passed declaring
in favor of an immediate dissolution of the Union
in the event of Linc0ln's election.
1t was day too soon. The following dispatch
which we received from Montgomery Saturday, and
published Sunday morning showing what tricks IN
scrupulous partisans viii resort to 81
MONTGOMERY Ala, Nov. 3, 1860.
NashrNe Uaion and American: The dispatch that
the Breckmridge Club of this city held meeting on
/ the 3Oth October and openly avowel their prefer
ence for Lincoln's election in order that the Union
/ NAV be dissolved is an unmitigated falsehcod.
J. c. B. MITCHELL
WATKNs PHELAS.
We again warn our friends to on their guard
against all sorts of electioneering tricks
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-11-06
mr.. HracIrinrihan.

Few menin the South would regret the election
of JoHN c. BREckNITDGE to the Presidency of the
United States. No one would regard it as Nation
al calamity. Indeed such result would give peace
and quiet to the entire Nation and commerce and
all other industrial interests would receive fresh
impulse under his patriotic efforts to strengthen
and lengthen the Union"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-11-06
Coudempa1Ory ResoIuttons

WHEREAS, have heard it announced on the
street that some unknown person was so regardless
of all sense of propriety to offer personal in
dignity to Judge Douglas, at or near the Exchange
Hotel in this city, On Thursday evening and where
as some have been so unjust as to charge this inn
proper conduct upon the Brccknridge party: There.
fore,
l. Be Il Resolved, BY the Breckenridge and Lane
Club in full meeting assembled that we utterly re-
pudIatc and condemn the act.
2 That copy of this resolution be given 70 Mr..
Douglas and the Confederation be requested 10 cow
the same. 7. B. BETHEA
J. F. JOHNSON, Sec,y. President b. L. Climb
The Confederation lOoUGIAs) speaking Of the de-
monstrSton the day that he spoke, says:
The demonstration was Of course. most s,tistac.
tory to the friends Of Judge Douglas and we womb
fam hope, TO every coHssrr'tirs man present.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-11-06

We are authorized by prominent Democrats of
this city to bet $500 that Breckenridge beats Doug
las forty thousand votes in Tennessee
This proposition will test the sincerity of the
friends of Douglas who are Prating about his
strength in Tennessee. Many of the Douglastes
are betting men, and a refusal TO take the above
proposition wIll show that the demonstrations in
Tennessee, got up under the preteuse of advancing
the interest of Douglas, are really intended TO
give the State to John Bella Memphis AUaldacke.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-11-06
Arkansas, all Right.

Van buren,, Ark, October 20. 1860.
After visiting many counties and comforting with
many men who have visited others give it as my
opinion that Douglas VIII not carry county in the
State, and that Breckinridgs will not lose one
Arkansas Is right ELEcToR
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-11-06
The rockville (Md.) SsatiacI SAYS
:. Meses and DAVID,

Mr. Etheridge, the Black Republican member of
Congress from the Ninth District of Tennessee.
threatens 20 whip and subdue the Southern States
asserting the Constitutional rights ia the event of
Lincolns election, with Moses and Levi, two old
Thursday night described EtherIdge st the head of
his army, composed OF Noses and Levi, exciAiming
q fharn
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-11-06

Ifyou want to save the Union. preserve the Con-
stitutiOn. If ycuWant to preserve the Constitution
beat LINCOLN If you want to beat LINCOLN, vote for
BKECKNRIDGE.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-11-06

Remember that the only way to defeat Lincoln is
to unite the South.
The only way to unite the South is to vote for
BRECKENRIDGE.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-11-06
John G. Breckinrldge.

There are those says the Salesman who appre-
bend disunion if LINCOLN is elected. There are
those who charge Mr.. BRECKXRTDGE's Southern
friends with designs upon the Union in that lament
able contingency. But there are none who fear the
slightest trouble of any kind should Mr.. BREcKIN-
RIDGE be elected President. All men concur in con-
ceding to him wisdom, prudence discretion ability,
and integrity. His administration would insure
tranquility to the country, prosperity to its bust
ness protection to its citizens and happiness to all
None apprehend any other fruits of the principles
he holds the policy he advocates, and the fidelity
with which he will discharge the trust. He is
known to be honest, capable and fit. His personal
honor has never been impeached his integrity never
assaulted, his patriotism never impugned. He is ad-
mitted to be a loyal friend of the Union, firm de-
fender of the Constitution. No section will have
cause of complaint at any act of his administrations
no State will want to secede from the Government
while he holds the helm If he should be elected,
the voice of the disunionst will be hushed, the
word secession will disappear from the journals of
the day, and confidence in the peace and perrna-
ncncy of the Union will be restored. Then why
not vote for him? Kentuckians. he is known to You
all vote for him.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-11-06
I" On, Len, on

At the same time taking leave Of his military es-
Enlistment, Etheridge proceeds to Washington to
receive from Lincoln an administrative conpenss-
ton for his heroic valOr.
Col. Howard further stated that when Etheri3ge
compared Lincoln, the candidate of the Black Re-
publican party and OF the sectional North, with
Washin 5ton. the Father of his Country he hbelled
history aud crucifed the truth.
Col. Towards brief bns scathiEg demonstration
of the political anatomy of Etheridge, was about
the best thing that has been heard in Memphis for
sozse time.-lsmphis AUdiIEcde, NOU. ,.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-11-06
FuneIaINo.ice.

The funeral Of MATTE j. daughter Jesse Frances
Warren will place this uesday) morning 10 o'clock.
Services BY Rev FsIl hs family residence Dsmum
brane 4 ,eet b.:wesn High and Vine.s
.November 6. 1860.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-11-06

Werkf for the equality of the citizen, the equality
of the States the preservation of the Constitution
the safety Of the Union. To do this work for JoHN
C. BRE1NRIDGE and old JOE. LANE, eThe Marion of
the Mexican War"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-11-06
Democrats ! Remember
your country, in the hour
of her need, if you would
preserve the Union and the
Constitution.
Douglas in Montgomery.

Judge DOUGLAS arrived in Montgomery Thursday
night, and spoke there on Friday. 1t having been
stated that some one threw eggs at him the night of
hIs arrival, the following resolutions were PASSED
by the BRECKINRTDGE and LANE Club and sent 70
Judge DoUGIAs and published in his organ in Mont
geometry .
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For Rent orIense.

WILL ease Tor term * Ten years longer, for q
ensuing year, ppen most faTorahs tsrms. haf large
comuodious dEeinx the cf Vanx Hal
streets occupied By II. NJ Hsys, $50.
ALSO, viii sell, upon very iAvorsbls terms, the FsEsn
o. ny Interest property formerly occupied resi-
dence, rented h. p BosicEs zooa and half mile
West Of Court House. anng Hih an exeelleDtaEeln
Of et rooms Ard other improvement aAou Twelve
superior gard cell portion % EhA > Beautifully set in oluS
grass and shade ors celgh hone 80 ne innedae
vicinity Of Nashville cannot be foand for sale. II
sold, il wiz Be for rent FOR the cong Apply a De- ~
Cherry street. IOotI7l EUGkAE UNDERWOOD.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-11-06
Give one day to your
country in this its time of
danger. Go and vote.
what the ncII SpeRKcrs and Papers are

What the EtclI Speakers and Papers are
Doing.
Hon. i. II. HILL. the leading BELL man in Geor-
gia, says:
THE NORTHERN PEOPLE ARE MISTAKEN
MANY OF OUR UNION SNEAKERS AND PAPERS
ARE MISLEADING THE PUBLIC MIND OF THE
NORTH. .s.l .....
notwithstanding this warning the BELL-EvERErT
speakers and papers still continue to mslead the
public mind Of the North by devoting their entire
space to denunciatiOns Of majority of ssonth
ern brothers as disuRi0nists.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-11-06

DOUGLAS knows he cannot carry State IN
the South. What did he come here for To help
JoHS BEiLl
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-11-06

LEAVING DOuGLAs By TIE DczEN!-The sterling city
liens named below of Tallapoosa, in the last issue
of the Dadevine Banner declares themselves now
satisfied that Douglas lis not the for the South
although they have heretofore supported him. They
now support Breckenridge:
R. Fields George ". Powers. II. NJ. Vickers, Rob-
ert YaI borough, Aaron Ray, r. G.. Raj John W,
Matthews, W. II, Flowers Andrew Pymale, W. c.
Patterson. Robert Adair w. r. Rogers. &.
We presume that after this withdrawal, what poor
Douglas has in Tallapoosa will amount to nothing
to nobody i-Nont. Nal.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-11-06

FILLMORE had more strength in 1856 than BELL
has now, then why throw your votes away on Bell.
when it is necessary TO beat LNcoLx.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-11-06

We arc informed by one Of the members Of the
Bell Everett Commits that The above from the
correspondent of the \. Aus. Gazette, is utterly
untrue The Chairman Of Ea Committee at Nash
willie has not received any communication at all from
u- ,zt,er;Irc. No member If the Committee has
rec.iy, aav communication from Mr.. !, commit
ting himself as above. Nor has any member OF the
committee had any communication whatever with
DR.. Borland upon the subject Of Mr. Els course
Nor has any letter Of Mr.. Etheridge's to any mem
Der of Committee been exposed -rHa
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-11-06

Why is not Douglas in the North fighting LINCOLN!
Because he wants to help BELL in the South.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-11-06
One Thousand FIVE hundred on John

Bell.
We copy the following from the ArkassGs States
Gazette:
To BREcEiSEIDGERs.-Th annexed paragraph. offer
ing to wager money, the coming election has APP
peared in paper several weeks, but has as yet
received no response
VINO WILL BET ON BREcKINRDGE?--That following
bet is offered on Mr.. Bell:
500 on each save-holding State-that is. 500
that Mr. Bell beats Mr.. Breckenridge in the popular
vote of each slave-holding State-all Of the slave
holding States to be take together if the bet be
made. ..-
2 For particulars inquire at this Office
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-11-06

They said Fu1xoKz would sweep the entire
South. Did he do it?
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-11-06
KnnrV Nofhingisrn.

What Bell Douglas paper or speaker can be
found from end Of this broad Union to the other
that has denounced the Know Nothing sentiments of
John Bell uttered in 1856? The Bell party has been
silent. Have not DOugasites, by their silence-by
their failure to the foreign citizen of danger,
tlIally, those Eno,O Nothing sentiments? Can you
then support Douglas, who fails to warn you of
danger? Can you support Douglas, when by his
failure to denOHnce those Know Nothing sentiments
uttered by John Bell he virtually whets the
murderous blade of the now sumbering Samuel to
shed, hereafter the blood of innocent men, women
and helpless babes in their mothers arms?. Does
Douglas Ggree with Bell that little more foreign
bood-sprnkling' is necessary? Does he think as
Mr.. Bell thought and still thinks Cor he has never
retraeted those sentiments) that americans should
rule AMERICA and that "nOne but americans should
be placed on Gudrd'' . ...,
Ans,cer these questions at the 5aEot-bor- CatlGnoo-
ga Advertiser.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-11-06

Every Democratic vote cast for DOUGLAS, counts
one for BELL
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-11-06
The winona (wis.) Democrat heretofore a DoUo

The Winona lWis.) Democrat heretofore a DoUG-
paper by the force of circumstances, now pulls
down the squaer ticket and hoists the flag of BRECK
INRIDGE and LANE.
Col. WM. a. King, son of ex-Gov. KING, of Mis-
souri,, has repudiated his fathers course, and sup
ports BRECKENRIDGE and LANE.
The Rockville (Md.) Sentinel says: -
The Hon. James W. Maxwell, the talented repre-
sentative of Cecil the last Legislature has left the
Douglas party and taken the stump for Breckenridge
and Lane; we trust before the day of election every
good democrat in the State will have followed the
pxennle . % ..a.-
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-11-06

Where was JoHx BELL in 1855 and 1862 Fight
ing in The Know Nothing ranks.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-11-06

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FOR NOVEMBER.
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Remember that the leaders who are working fol
Bell are the same who fought for SAN
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"The Constitution and
the Equality of the States.
These are the symbols of
everlasting union. Let
these be the rallying cries
of the Union" ---JoHN G..
BRECKINRIDGE.
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the cause Of DOUGLAS from issuing but half sheet
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MR.. Bell and Hon. rhad. stevens.

The Southern supporters Of Mr.. BELL have not
probably all of them the " certificate of char
meter y given him by Mr.. THAD. STEVENS, who is as
black republican as anybody wants Mr.. STEvENs
says r5-ra. ~
"0f Messrs.. Bell and Everett have little to saw
/ know the head of that ticket well. more pure
or able man can hardly be found. In most things
he agrees with the republican party. lie is in ia
Dor Of protection Of american policy, He believes that
Congress has sovereign po,oer the Territories In
one thing only do IRE Differ In hostility to modern de-
nocracy cordially agree Hence il dstonisheS me to
his friends in the free States directing their hostility
GgdiRSt the republicans and cOqlescing 10Th democrats
NOlohere-co,dd he find t1ter or safer men What re-
publican could object to Bell or Etheridge, Bolts
Bates, Raynor, or II. Winter Davis? The protective
system has irlter ADLER men than the So,ater7
Bel men, Why should Nortier7, Bel men outaao
Themselves from the sympathy and patronage of the
republican administration
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-11-06

Thirty-three times three
cheers for the man that
can beat Abraham Lin
coin.
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Don't be led astray by
electioneering tricks and
false reports.
Etheridge and the BeII-EvoTett STATE Conn

Saturday we published from the Eorth American
L s. Gazette the following, written from West Ten
nessee by "a Northern gentleman who has been
speudiag some months in the South
WHEN BRECKINRIOGES LETTER OF &C
CEPTANCE APPEARED, THE MEMPHIS EN-
CTIRER CAME our DISTINCTLY ENDORS-
lNG us SLAVERY TERRITORIAL PROTECTION
l gCTRINI.S. AND SAID THAT THOSE WEltE
TIE DOCTRINES THEY HAD ALWAYS BELIEF-
LIN. -
-ETHERIDGE. WHEN he SAW THE ARTICLE
/. CULS TON WROTE TO THE CHAIRMAN or
T'.E CENTRAL COMMITTEE (OF THE BELL-EY-
I TIT PARTY) AT NASHVILLE WISHING TO
EseH WHETHER THE COMMITTEE ENDORSED
TNA. DOCTRINE. AND FRANKLY STATED
T.AT.tF COULD NOT ADVOCATE NR. BELL :
T. .C.lON UFUN ANY SUCH GROUNDS, Or in
SU,E COMPANY. THEY SENT THAT LETTER
t. -nG...ND. EDITOR OF THE ENQUIRER,
5. "-.- IN As MAD AS A MARCH HARE,
A, ....a ST HOUR TO THIS THE ENQUI-
ri ADJ. 40 ALLUSION TO ETHERIDGE
..l ~ SURE AS THERE Is A sun IN
TE- V- EENS. 50 SURE WILL ETlERIDGB
Gh4ND Ul- DEFANERS BENEATH HIS FEET
1T Is ONLY A QUESTION OF TIME
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ELECTORAL TICKET.
rnr rhn nonrresrionnI nirtrIc,,

For Ihe State al Lsrge.
I.AND0N c. HAYNES, of Washington.
w. c. WHITTHORNE, of Maury.