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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-26
es- The Union and Aner,oan. in it, !,

G The Union and A1aerican in its i'm
preston of yesterday, revives letter writ
ted by Mr. BELL in 1927, wherein he express
es his belief of the charge of bargain and
corruption made against Mr.. CLAY, in the
celebrated contest between JOHN Quincy
ADAMS and others for the Presidency. In
view Of the fact that the Democracy elevated
TO tie Presidency the man who was the mos,
active and efficient in making those eharp.s
the cowardly trimmer who now occupies The
White House, it does not come with the v.rv
best grace for our contemporary to reopen
the subject. And we are entirely at a loss
to know what purpose it is designed to sub
serve. Mr. BELL, early saw the error of his
belief, as expressed in 1927, aud was for
many years q warm friend and ardent SUM-
porter and admirer of Mr.. CLAY. In 1874
be was an elector for the S ale at large for
Mr.. CLAY against Mr.. Polk, and canyassed
the State for him. Ia 1927, e large portion
Of the people of the country thought that
Mr.. CLAY was guilty as charged; but many
years before his death they were undecided;
and II justice had been done all aro1nd Mr..
BUcHAsAS would have long since been BAN
hhed from the councils OF the country.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-26
Notice to Builders.

OROPOSALS will be received al the Office Of the
Il Nashville and C Iattanooga Railroad CompaEy
until s O'clock, r NJ, on Wednesday August Ist for
the Con- q uction OF Freight House o. the Depot
Grounds OF the Conpisny in the CT = of Nashville.
The building will be t,iree hundre.s by thity feet
one end thirty Feet square viii be stores and IN
isaed of FIR Offices.
rropos is viii state the Price per thoisand for the
brick work and f,r the carpenters work aud roo.
complete ncluaing the fu nishing of all materials and
exps se- -enia the construction &c the work.
Plans and SPECIFICATIONS will be ready for inSpec-
ton the SIst INST, the Engineers oice IN Nash
vile. -
Proposals also solicited for two brick and one
frame ballings, which stand upon the Company
grounds, and 1ff-red for sale 10 be removed
: iroloSals TO be idTessed X C. MORRIS,
jli. "a HcsideEt Engineer \. C. & R.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-26
mixing Up Religion with Politics.

Mixing Up Religion with Politics.
The Chicago Press and Tribune, the leading
Republican journal of the West, is discussing
the religion of Mrs. DOUGLAS, and intimates
that Judge DOUGLAS is Roman Catholic.
We republish an extract to show the spirit OF
that paper. 1t says:
We have never asserted that Judge Doug
las is Catholic. We do not intend to make
that assertion until we can prove it. But in
spite of our honest forbearance, the talk on
the streets makes out prina fdcie case against
him. We do not care to repeat all that is said,
because much is asserted that We cannot sub
stautiate The main points. however, are
these: that when Judge Douglas was in Eu-
rope, aud shortly after he left Rome, there
came a report to this country, through the
Catholic journals, that an eminent American
statesman-a member of the Senate OF the
United States-had submitted to the Pope,
received absolution, and. as our Protestant
friends would say, the fright band of fellow
ship This report pointed directly 10 Mr..
Douglas. inasmuch as he was the only Sena-
tor known to be abroad; but after floating
round 10 the newspapers, without exciting
much comment, it died out. The matrimo-
Mai alliance, formed few years after that
European tour, with an influential Catholic
family, gave rise to new surmises and suspi-
cions, and for little while revived the ru-
NOR that the Catholic newspapers had put
isto circulation.
But few believed that for the sake of po-
litical power, the Judge had abandoned the
faith OF his family which was strongly Cal.
vanistic. and given his adhesion to that false
and fallen Church of Rome. But the extra
ordinary proceedings at Peoria during the
campaign of 1858, came just in time TO
arouse the Protestant public once more
What those proceedings were, we shall have
occasion TO tell at the proper time. The re-
newed suspicion of the Judges apostacy
also received confirmation from the attitude
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-26

~ The y. Y Tribune is in a towering
passion over the apprehension that there is
likely to be combination of all the elements
of opposition to LINCOLN in the State of New
York, in the Presidential election. II justly
fears that such union would inevitably de
feat LINCOLN in New York, and. therefore;
Tor the Presidency. Take the 35 votes OF
New York from him, and he ceald not be
successful, cven if all the other Northern
States should go for him. This should teach
the South a lesson. 1t shows very plainly
that the Republicans do not hope TO triumph
by the votes of majority of the people; but
by division of their opponents. Why not
then, the conservative Union-loying maiori-
ties which certainly exist in most of the
Southern States, unite upon Mr.. Bell, and
thus crush the Republican organization, and
restore peace TO the country? With such q
union sustained, as it unquestionahly would
De, by the conservative States of the North,
Mr.. BELL would achieve success that would
permanently overthrow secIionalism in all
quarters, and lay the foundation for future
of peace and safety.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-26

The Charleston Evening Neacs, BREcEIN-
RIDGE-YANCEY journal, quotes couple of
sentences Of the fanatic rawlings of "OLD ABE
LINCoIN," and breaks forth
Can the South permit such man, in face
of such religious bla>phemy, and political
maligniiy against her people. 10 he inau su-
rated President over heri If the northern
people fnrce him on us, on their heads be tn
responsibility of the consequences.
II the Ne,cs and its aidcrs and abettors
wish TO make sure of escape from the humili-
alton of LINCoLx.s election, let them support
he nominees of the constitutional Union
parry.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-26
Mission ofthe Wide Awake.

4 friend has just Informed US that Ten
nessee gentleman, now III this city. says that
the South does not intend to allow Lincoln
10 be inaugurated on the 4th of March next
We beg leave TO tell these gentlemen that
the Wide Awakes are the boys to secure that.
Before November comes around, ut least 300
coo young men will be enrolled and drilled
to the performance OF military duty. Their
functions are not to cease with the election
they are to see old Abe inaugurated in the
presidential chair. His election is a fore
gone conclusion, and he will have larger
popular vote than Bell, Douglas and Brock
inridge. We do not intend to trouble our
selves about his inauguration. Tint turn
oser to tie Wide A1Cake boys. The sooner the
southern men fluid out that all such talk as
preventing IN Inauguration, is all bosh, the
better for Pitsb,ug Commercial Journal,
2ls,. inst.
The Pittsburg Journal is a Lincoln paper,
and We lake the above from its leading edf-
torial cOlumn-iialics its own. We call at
tention TO it to show that there is disunion
feeling in Tennessee, fact which is carefully
concealed by the Breckenridge organs. And
in the next place 10 show that the North is
preparing to meet by armed force those ul-
ira men in the South, who declare they will
resist the inauguration of a Rep iblican Pres
ident. These wide Awakes," are ostensi-
bly, Lincoln Clubs for the campaign, and are
being formed all over the North. The above
distinct avowal of their true purpose should
arrest the thoughtful attention of all patri-
otto men. Have we not had warnings enough
OF the dangers that environ us in both Sec
lions, to arouse the conservative feeling
everywhere to united an vigorous action in
behalf of the Constitution and the Union I?
Are we prepared for war? Are we ready to
stand by and see the hot-spurs of the South
and the fanatics of the North precipiate The
country into civil strife! sis
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-26

We learn from the Raleigh Register
that Gen. Jo LANE. a gentleman who Is said
to live in. the State Of Oregon, and whose
name is second on the Presidential ticket OF
one of the factions of the dead and-gone dem
ocracy. is on visit to North Carolitfa- The
REGISTER says he is there for electioneering pur-
poses. That's hardly probable. Gen LANE
has not the ghost of a chance, and If be has
gumption enough to conduct him from Ore
gon to North Carolina, he must know it.
Gen LANE is wearing bis nomination like a
young spark does a new suit of summer
clothes; and goes out to show them, feeling
perfectly certain that he viii De forced to lay
them aside at the first November frost.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-26
aeu ADVERTISEMENTS.
COAEl.

THE TeInes G. al Company having convicted
j their or ANIMATION, now prepared TO execute
orders and eut IT l. TO contr oct 10 any ut, and
the. latter themselves that the Produce Of Their
mines will favora0i. mpare ~ tn ans other lie.
seriptoa ef Coal ought this market, and that
moderate at which thes offer their Coil will
them full and fair OF pubic patronage
We are selling orr superior Coal al the follow
ing prices -
Best Lump Coal at IS SO per ton or &c per bushe
-up 10 nj do so l5c
Nut Coal, Tor cooking
and steam, 80 l3c -
Fine Goa, for Hlaek. a. 3. = . a. ss1 -.
snlithng 8 90 lie
50 TEBMS-Cssh o. Delivery
HENRY MURRAY,
Shes Agent at Nashville.
Orders len Mr. Geo. Gre!g,s on Union sire, = or
eidres>ei 10 p. o. Box s43, sin receive prompt at
tentioB.
.C!'l'aid Cedar Street. adjoining y. & c r. R.
~ JDHN yOCH auS. -
Director and Manager, Tracy City.
july26-5taWlm Marion county, Tenn
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-26

FIRST RECEIPTS OF NEW CoTToN By THE
R1vER.-The Mary T.. which arrived from
Vicksburg yesterday evening. brought down
8 bales of new cotton, being the first new
cotton that has been received by the river
this season, bale which is from the plaita-
ton of Messrs. Riner d Shields 20 miles be-
low Na;chez. and consigned to Messrs. j.
Watt i Co., bale from Mr.. E. Lutsnn, As
miles below Natchez, and consigned to Rotch-
ford, Brown & Co., and i bale from near the
mouth of Red river and consigned 10 j..
Watt & Con-. o. Crescent, July 23d.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-26

The Hon. William B. Lawrence, of Rhode
Island, who was invited by President Bueh-
anan to represent the United States at Con-
vention in London of delegates from differ
emit European States for the purpose of es-
tablishing uniform weights and measures
and a uniform currency, was Obliged to de-
cline the commission on.aeeount ofhis desire
to return home. The Boston Post states that
the Hon. r. c. Winthrop. at the suggestion
of Mr.. Lawrence. has been appointed as the
associate of DR.. Longstreet, of South Caro-
lima, in place of Mr.. L. s
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-26

@- An enthusiastic friend of BELL and
EVERETT writcs from Oxford, Mississippi
that: BELL and EvERErT stock is above par
here. We shall certainly carry this county.
and probably the State in November. The
people can stand neither the disunion prin-
ciples of the BRECKENRIDGE faction, nor the
free-soil proclivities of the DOUGLAS wing.
Let us have the documents. and we will car
~ the State like a FASH
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-26
Taxes. Taxes.

THE Tax Booaes for Site and County and Railroad
L are now Tes for 1se0- Tax aye WIN plea 81
come TO. ward {, the ONCE the Cou Hoas where
We all be found unl the 9Th Of August, alter tnas
tricts exc pt turdsy 1he law N regard 70 col Ct
ing taxes i tnat after sting each Ditr - We must
iinnaeai .tely co neare by dis rcSs otherwise,
nty cents u II cal! TT tie Q. = Of October,
AM after the first OF november Deputies ere al
ioHed oy law the me lees Sheri17s Icr collect ng
ueets As We wish 10 collect a the iax-s for 1852
N The YEAR ls6', all that have rot paid by the
nfst OF November, must expect 10 find Item 81 the
hands e deputies 60. stahes-
Q C. DeGROVE,
Revenue Collector for ate and County.
= i. w. BALLUW.
juiy-5-2w Railroad lax Collector.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-26

Some OF the Southern BRECKISEIDGE YAM
CEYITEs ccntiuuc to deuounce Mr. EVERETT
Is unsound, as a nan not to be trusted by the
South. They are evidently disheleyers in
the veracity of one JoHS c. BEECKISRIDGE
who made a speech at Frankfort last Deem
Der. and spoke of Mr.. E. as .neJIe and true
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-26

When the fire eaters seeded ut Charleston
an incident occurred which is very signfc ant.
On assembling In the hall provided for their
use. Mr.. Yancey said. in substance, that the
hall in which they met right become "seo
ond hall Of independence" aud, thereupoII. the
delegates gave three cheers for southern
Cunfederacy." And yet they arc no dIsun
ioaists!--E,tac Wing.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-26
Douglas Demonstration.


UTICA, July ~.
The ratification meeting of Douglas and
johnson in this city last evening was hy far
the largest and most enthusiastic political
meeting ever held here. Ex-Governor Sey-
moar. DR.. d. p. Bissell, and Francis Krrnan
addressed the meeting in the largest hall in
the city. An imm nse outside meeting was
also organized, and addressed by Lewis Bah
cock, a. I. Goodwin, and several Others.
Over 5000 Democrats were in attendance.
Banners. bonfires. fireworks, cannon firing,
and cheering were kept up during the even
ing. The sperkers Were seremancd after the
meeting closed.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-26

NJ BUCHANAN in his midnight harangue
admitted that Mr. BRECKENRIDGE was not
regularly nominated. Some Of the organs
not here contend that he was Poor OLD
Beck, 1t is too bad to be discredited in this
way, by those of whom yen expected better
things.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-26

Nh. HALL and Z. s. T HARM, delegates TO
the Alabama State Convention, which sent
delegates to Richmond, have left the party
and are now supporting BELL. and EVERETT.
So says the Montgomery, (Ala.) Confedera-
fio1.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-26

WITTY AID SENsIsyE, IN PRssoE JoHN,-
'iwhy," said Prince John VanF Buren, the
other day to a correspondent who reports the
conversation to the Tribune, Why is Presi-
dent Buchanan Ike tallOw-chandler - OF
course oar correspondent could not tell, and
then with I more serious face, the Prince
said. Because all his works are trieEed
and al! his wicked works arr brought to
Lqkt - Pretty good. eh= -.@
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-26
No Mere rxploslons Of Steam Boilers.

NONE TO the Commercial Hotel and see our fellow
~ CIT zen,s III. l.. Justiee) new method of prevent
ing Spf Sims, and for the saving OF Fuei. Sc con-
tro.ng steam Boilers Patented June 1e.h, 1881.
chance Is Gdered 10 some to take an
interest with n Come soon, sha .eave for the
NORTH and East in day or two. Respeefu. ~
jul. a5-tf Ii. l. JUSTICE.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-26
The Republicans helping Breekin-
e. Rfdxe.

The BREcKINRIDGE-YAScEY ticket in the
Northern States is being used for the benefit
of Lincoln In every State in which it is
run the chances of LINCOLN will be improF-
ed. The Republicans understand this
Hence the following bit of advice which
Hon. JOIN WENTWORTH. Republican Mayor
of Chicago, gives:
GAIL that the Republicans have to do is
TO see that Breckenridge tickets are put in
nomination and supported in every Northern
State. We observe that this is already be-
ing done 10 very considerable extent. Even
up in Vermont We perceive that Breckin-
ridge ticket is to be run!o
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-26
Fusion in Georgia.

NEW York, July "a.
The Times Washington correspondent
says that private adyices from Georgia an.
nounce that the terms of union between the
Douglasites and Bellies in that State have
been agreed upon. Each candidate is to
have electors.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-26
Nashville Building association
Animal Meeting

Il He STOCKHOLDERS OF Thu NASHVILLE BUILD
l. ing A, soc.ation heieby notified that Q q.
nuai Meet ng wi be he'd on " May, The Both OF
JGir, cmm cling at o'c ock, r. NJ, al the K oIns
OF the Mechanics LbrIr, Assoc on at Z hich time
and place Drtc viii be eecteI for the en-.
suing ear. CHARLES A. FULLER.
1Ily26l1 :. cretarg
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-26
Breek inridge State Convention I'm H.
HHOfs.

HHOfs.
A BRECKIxRIDGE-YAxCEY State Convention
recently met at Springfield, Illinois, and
nominated an electoral and State ticket
The Springfield State Register gives the num-
Der of counties repr esented. and the charac
ter of persons who oficiated as delegates, in
the following paragraph:
There were eleven counties of the one
hundred and two in the State represented in
all, by ffty-three self constituted delegates.
Forty. one of the ffty-three delegates are
government offce-holders. and the remaining
twelve have relatives in Office"
Truly. the cause of The seceders is going
ahead in Illinois.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-26
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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-26

ErWe learn from private letter, that :,
gentleman living near the Madison Springs.
u this State, lost Is negroes from sun stroke
lew days since. They were engaged In
ditching.-A,lgsiaa Democrat.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-26

\ correspondent of the Philadelphia Press
says FoEEEsr, the retired tragedisn, is a
warm supporter of Douglas.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-26
To the Subscribers of the Nashville
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All who have not paid in advance will be
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MARRIED.

On Wednesday evening, the 25th inst, by the Rev.
George NJ Everhart, at ths Church of the holy Trin.
ty, Mr.. VIZ. B EARLY to Mas PoIuxA HAxrrx, both
Of Nashville