Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-09-29
From the \ 7. Express. sept. IS
UNION PERFECTED.
RING TIE. BELL ROLL oNTHE BALL,
NEW YORK CERTAIN. VOW, FOR TIE ANTr-REPuB-
LIcAN TICKET.


Is affords rs great pleasure to announce to-
day that the Committee of Fifteen appointed
by the great Union meeting. at the Coopers
Institute, have discharged the important du-
~ devolying upon them, in such manner
as 10 realize the expectations of the Public,
aud to entitle chem to the heartiest thanks of
their fellow men. The Bell-and-Douglas
ate consultation, has been reconstructed, SO
as to give as full and fair expression as posi-
BILE, to the wishes of the friends of Mr.. Breck-
iuridge. We have every reason to believe
that the action of the Fifteen in that as in
other respects, will receive the cordial APP
have been standing aioof hitherto nnder that
organization. There is another consideration,
The ticket as now presented, Independently
Of the National sentiment, which is its ground
work, has this advantage over others it is.
in good degree, the work of the people them
selves, without intermediate manipulation of,
or interference from the politicians. Hence,
it is not maehine-made ticket-but the di-
rect offspring of tn. peoples will, that de-
clared ITSELF in mass convention at the Coop
eF Institute, on the 18th of September
Douglas men, Bell men-Bre,!. fridge men,
men OF all parties, indeed save Sectional Re
publieans-joining in the Declaration. Now,
| it ever the Voice of the People, could be the
! Voice of God,-it seems to us, il was the
voice which found utteranee there and the
voice which now, in obedience to that -'iier-
| ance, recommends to .-all the o'tiZaDs IL the
State of New York, '1who are - tl.osel 10 the
| election of Lineoln and Hamlin, aud who
| are in favor Of preserving the Union q these
| States, upos the basis OF the Constitution, y
a hearty sasI cordial support OF the Ticket
now Submitted (as officially printed else
wbsre,) 10 their consideration.
The good work of bringing the people to-
gether. then, having thus been happily ac-
4 eomplished. nothing now remains to lie done
but to go ON perfecting the minor details o.
organization, throughout the State. The time
Is short. There is no time TO be lost But
little more than forty days intervene between
now AMI election. Let every man, therefore
| 90 to work. There are some Dark places
here and there, in tie State, ghieh only need
a little light TO drive frous them the pestileni
vapors of Republicanism-and that light car
only be ditfused by systematic circulation
OF Union documents, keeping pace with per-
severing cXertiOns on The part OF the bes
speakers we can bring into the field. The
Republicans, it ought not to be forgotten, art
| yigilant. industrious. and spending, like wa
ter. the money stolen from our tax payers
last winter, not only TO hand over the State
10 their sectional Presidential candidate, but
to retain the Albany powex To plumber u:
over and over again, next sinter
Fellow-citiZens! FrieAas of the Union and
the Constitution With PArRIorIsM for youl
motto, aud not PLSNpER-with PRINCIPLE Il
| uphold, and net MEN merely. let us come uf
to the work before us, hand in hand, and
shoulder 10 shoulder. Now is the day, and
now is ihe hour. The contest, you need no
he reminded, is not an ordinary one. Mo
nentOus events hang Hpoh IT. y country
saved or country lost, is the issue. We hav,
never doubted that, with the opposition tc
Lincoln united. we could beat him in New
York; but let us endeavor to show our Union
friends elsewhere. that we can do something
more than barely beat him. The thing car
be done by FIFTY THOUSAND MAJORITY just al
we'll as by five thousand. If the combination
now perfected, is but backed up as it ought
to be-and as we are sure it will bc-by de-
termination, energy. perseverance and patri
! otism.