Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-06
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BANGOR, Ms, Aug. 20, 1860.
GENTLEMEN; In speech at Norombega Hall, in
this city, made last evening, Hon. ANsoN BURLN-
CAME OF Clifton Springs memory made some interest
ing statements concerning the BEILEvERErTs of the
South After announcing the 'Godlike mirthfulnessr
OF SEwARDs irrepressihle conflict doctrines, and the
determination of the Black Republican party to
push the enormous wrong of slavery to the wall
and there throttle i" he proceeded to tell his Abo
htion audience that they had many secret co-work-
ers in the South. But 1 will give you his own
words, taken down by myself. as they fell from his
lips; 81 tell you we have many friends, even beyond
the black border thatseparates freedom and slavery
The gallant ETHERDGE, Of Tennessee, with ANDERSON
Of Kentucky, GnAIER, of North Carolina and the
daring, eloquent, and chivalrous HENRY WINTER DA-
Wis, with us in this contest They cannot at the
present, act openly, but they are doing a glorious
service for us in the BELL and EVERETT ranks They
are dividing the South, and strangling the slave ex
tending Democracy on Its own chosen battle-ground
tell you that these, whose voices are bugle call
to thousands of followers, are, in their heart of
hearts, praying earnestly for cur success; and when
we shall have achieved glorious triumph, and en-
throned Freedom in our national halls. they will
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plant our glorious banner of Freedom upon every
tower within the black fortresses of slavery. am
speaking what eno,o. VIII you not, then, gladden.
the hearts of these. your friends and unuose their
hands, that they may join the phalanx of free
dom that is to win successive victories, go on from
triumph totrumph till the banner OF universal free
dom shall wave from the dome of the capitol and
over every hill and valley within the borders of our
glorious republic" The speaker also declared the
Dougiasites to be guerilla force doing noble service
in destroying the Democratic party-that, having
taken one step away from the Democracy, the steps
were forloard, never backward, and they led
surely into the Republican ranks. Ask HANNIBAL
HANLEN (who by the way sat on the PLATFORM JNo.
P. HALE. TRUMBUIL, BLAIR, HICKMAN if there be any
other stopping place" You must train under our
banner or that of the BRECKINRIDGE Democracy.
'Vote then fer LINCOLN and thereby revenge the pO
litical death of DOUGLASS" said the speaker. add
no comments You can make such as you think
proper Ard now as to our prospects and am done.
We are to have BRECKENRIDGE and LANE convention
Immediately after the State eectionhe 10th of Sep
tember and nominate an electoral ticket This
State will be organized it never was before. We
do not propose to be transferred to the Abolition
ranks Around our banner the true and tried
Democrats will rally, and the squatters will be
taught their weakness in manner that will be as
tonishing to the rebels Rest assured that earger
portion Of the Maine Democracy will be found UNI
der the glorious old Democratic banner. We shall
cut entirely loose from the miserable faction, re-
garding them as but one wing of the Black Repub-
licans Upon our banner we have inscribed the
doctrine of protection full and ample to personal
and property rights in the common domain" If we
must meet national defeat let it be with our banners
proudly waving US; if success, then win 1t
on principle, not by base, contemplate, dangerous
compromise of Constitutional principles. With a
I" UNITED South . we can in two years blot out the
last vestige of DOUGLAS freesoilism Shall we have
it? l hope yes. STATE RIGHTS DEMOCRAT.