Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-20

Sum1er for which Brooks gave him GAMING Al
whether he still feels willing to coutr;b9fa ~;
'pOceet change" for thelbenefS Of Charles S,,ro,
and Kansas Emigrant aid societies.
Belae-Mr. Bell and Mr.. Everett are not pprr,;,tod
70 answer any specific questions or to endorse am
platform save that of the Constitution tn, Tr;ys
and the Enforcement Of the Laws Tbsv viii
answer no questions. WI"
DemOcTdt-NOw let Us see how such A pIan ,yo,lf
do If made the basis OF other than poliric,l ,..;o
For it is not to be presumed that peonIe i
of the inestlmable blessings of 4 free poTernTna1t
themselves the representatives would be- lsss y,tt
full and show less good sense in matters pprtsiin,
to the government than they would in peennIary
matters now John, suppose you were in the CITY
of Memphis and were to receive a disnatcb fo-y,
New Orleans, stating that your presence would he
needed in New Orleans at the end of ! fs,v H.,
scarcely allowing you time TO make the trip by
seamOOatl and that you would lose your character
and your rights to large amount of money if Won
failed to attend upon the day specified And srn
pose you have no other means Of travel exeept bv
steamboats,, you would hasten to the wharf vTbara
you find three steamboats, "SteqU up ready TO be
OIL IN some direction One of them magnificent side
wheel, but well tried steamer, with the aag Of
"our country" floating in the breeze "a ercI- b,1f
and cterer Cdptdia" You ask the captain whittier
his boat is bound and he tells YOU his boat is The
Mail Packet. bound for New Orleans Will be of In
nfteen minutes The second large boat painted
olack from stem TO stern. laden with spikes'' AMI
the doctrines Of the 'irrepressible conflict The
captain tells you be is bound for Africa but don't
Know how long he win be in making the trip but
intends gong as fast as he can. You would not
,,Trus, that fatal aud peradious bark
buiIt IN din eclipse, and rugged with dark
lou turn to the third, Uery small stern icies crh
~ 80 OiG that she has corn out two names, and now
As te tnird name Sn1sIred over the old ones though
He ou ones still readable beneath the newly paint
90 name; You examine farther and find that she is
| f4 INIs OO0ed nat bOtOmed. - very much 'b0yged"
run severe collisions heretofore You ask the Cap
taiu WHIther Is his boat bOund2 He saws | intend
70 Yep inside OF the rivers bank and If You wish
~" more refer you to the past history Of ny
ooa' @S connected with the commerce of the eoun-
/ u5' winch boat would Won take
n ~, = ~, Tuil take the mail packet of course, anil
/ N - elilA any one would do otherwise
| -letyOu refuse to vote for Mr.. Brsck-
Ton1io.a ~ EsclSfes his principles from Name 70
] , sara @o'Ocallng the rights of the States aid
! s u PersOh and rights OF property OF the eit-
49,, i Ae Territories as decided BY the highest
HioIai IN the world, and YOU vote with the Stern
1tees PAty LOT John Bell who answers no questions
Du1 IKE tle little craft in the MIGHTY LEATHER Of
1 waters destined to 'Sl0Sh qrotnI5 ~ Tho rivar,s
| O1hAs. ana 90 which ever wav she banncns tn
"'Uu' MI. bell would if elected Preside1t
! 'rhns Wrigyie in and virgil. m.
| And Leave The people all in doubt
as 70 whether the snake that nj. n. -,
| was going North or coming back
Belae-"There is no use in taIkir, 20 -, -.
! stern wheel boats" -''~'
And then he ~sUdporqiss" The laat dvin1 sou,d
caught was Y-a-n-e-y,