Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-07-14

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Read, Democrats, read. See the feast that is be-
ing prepared for you. will you eat of this new
dish, which is neither fish, flesh nor fowl or viii
you keep your seats at the old Democratic table :
We find IN the Louisville Courier these further
proofs of the desire of the DoUGIAs leaders to fuse
with the Opposition.
JONI FoRsYTH, the ablest of the Southern sup
porters Of DoUGIAs end by far the most sagacious
Of them, in recent speech made in Philadelphia,
replied the idea of compromise with the friends of
Mr.. BREcKNRIDGE, and declared, amidst loud ap-
plause that the only party his associates could COM
promise with was the JoHN BELL party Here is
his exact language:
The only compromise we can make with them
is, that they shall lay down their arms confess
their sins sit upon the stool of repentance and vote
for Stephen A. Douglas. [Great Applause.l IL WE
DO COMPROMISE, WE CANNOT COMPROMISE WITH THE
BRECKINRIDGE FACTION OR THE BLACK REPUBLICAN
PARTY; BUT THERE is A UNION PARTY WE
CAN COMPROMISE WITH AND THAT is THE
BELL AND EVERETT PARTY. They have the
object in view we have-to preserve this
Government and not allow it to be sacrificed to the
passions and ambition of misguided men,"
The organ Of Douglasism in this State published
this, with et .torial comments headed, Union be-
tween the DOUGLAS men and EVERETT men,
The following Is Of the same sort, and quite as
significant
Judge HENDERSON was delegate from the Second
District Of Missouri. to the National Convention.
He attended at Charleston and Baltimore and at
both places voted all the time for Mr. DOUGLAS
Since he returned home at the instance of his politi
cal friends he has become a candidate for Congress
On Tuesday, the Sd inst, he made his first speech in
tie canvass and his remarks are reported in full in
the St Louis Republican, DOUGLAS paper. Here is
the advice he gave, and what he said and we ask
the old gray-headed Democrats of Kentucky to read
it, and then determine whether they will go with
FORSYTH. and HENDERSON, and the balance of them.
for BELL and EVERETT before BRECKNRDGE and
LANE?
Mr.. HENDERSON said:
% You may beat me and send me home and there
by confer favor upon me- but you had better elect
me just once, and send me to Washington, because
am expurgatOr. l come not before you for the
purpose OF deciveing, dsrupting breaking up the
American or any other organization; say stand to
your colors, and if you WON'T ELECT DOUGLAS
THEN FIGHT FOR BELL AND EVERETT. They
good men. have not forgotten the time when
the cry rang through this district that Bell
Abotonist Freesoiler, because of his vote on the
Lecompton Constitution. went through the dis
strict and defended Bell, and Crittenden and Doug
las against this charge. All know it. And yet the
people want to know if belong to the North wing "
Of the Democratic party
Ed. MARSHALL, the great orator at a half dozen
Squatter meetings, said at Philadelphia
l tel you that the State of Kentucky will 60 one
or two ways, and | do not know which laughter
1t Is no. going of three ways-there is no three
ways about it. Kentucky is old fashioned oi-line
honest Independent Wing state That is luhdt Ke1ucvis
- Wing to the backbone and if she has giUen Democratic
UOteS has been because The sectional pcrties 1rhc
hare been created ia this country haze left her no other
choice The State Of Ke7tgcAy has gone Democratic
not because she either l0ued Democratic leaders or Demo
crGctic pOlcer has GiTed taken back IN ana de-
gree the principles Of the Wing party But sqgt5a
Kentucky is going to DO Of tUO bingS-eiter she is
goiRgfor Bel and EUereH or Tor Stephen A. Douglas.
The Cincinnati Commercial says the DOUGLAS or
gan in that city, the Enquirer is open for any Re-
publican horse, mare or geding to display his
her or its PAGES but closed tighter than by seal of
way anainst all entries of RRECkLNRInGE stock.