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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-07-20
Attentinn pemocrats.

The New York Express under the editorial manage
ment of the Brooks Brothers, is the leading organ
of the BEIL party in the State of New York. The
Washington correspondent of that paper, under
date of July 18th, says:
aMr. S., leading Wing of Virginia, assures our
friends here (the Bell menl that Douglas will re-
ceive rs 600 votes in that State. This will give the
State to Bell by at least $4,000 majority.
"The news from Louisiana, Alabama, Missouri.
Tennessee and North Carolina, continues to be of
the most cheering description The Douglas men IN
all those States, If they cannot beat BrectiTidgei IN any
other l0ay, loiR cote outright for Bell"
Forewarred is forearmed We ask those Demo-
cratsXof the rank and file who have felt disposed
to vote for Mr.. DOUGLAS, to see whittier their en-
ragged leaders are carrying them. We know there
is no portion of the masses that belong to the DEM
Ocratic party that wish to form open alliance with
the Opposition party of Tennessee, to benefit the
bitter and unyieldiug opponent of the Democratic
party from the days of JACKSON the present hour
JoHE BELL There were thousands who followed
of Mr.. WHITE in 1886, that did not dream at first
that their departure was a fftAl adieu to the old
JACKSON party. Mr.. WHITE and his friends claimed
to be better JACKSON men than JACKSON himself So
with Mr. DOUGLAS and his advisers. They claim to
be better Democrats than Presidents PIERCE and
BUCHANAN and their Cabinets; better Democrats
than all the United States Senators except PUGH Of
Ohio and better Democrats than large majority
Of the Democratic members of the House of Rep
resentatives Bet as those who went off with Judge
WgTTE in 1886 never returned, SO those who follow
Mr. DOUGLAS through this canvass will hereafter be
found in the ranks of the Opposition North or South
Pause, Democrats; pause before you enlist in the
grand army of the Opposition.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-07-20
The Germans of new York.

The n Y Herald of the 18th, has the following
account of the monthly meeting of the German
Democratic Club of that city, last week
The regular monthly meeting of the German Ma
tional Democratic Club, of this city, Lieutenant
William Seebach Chairman, took place on Wednes-
day evening at Humboldt Hall, in Forsyth street,
the headquarters of the Club. Seventeen wards
were represented. When the regular business OF
the Club finished Mr.. We'll, of the Thirteenth
ward offered preamble and resolutions in favor of
Douglas and johnson, and DR.. Freoh, of the Fourth
ward, resolutions in favor of supporting Breckin-
ridge and Lane. After a lively debate pro and
contra for the respective candidates the resolutions
endorsing the nominations of Breckenridge and Lane
WERE upon division of the house, carried by
large majority, the delegates of fifteen wards
voting in favor and those of two wards against it.
We give the spirit of the lengthy resolutions
adopted which, including series of preambles are
as follows:
Resolced Tkst We the German National Demo-
crats of this CITY, pledge ourselves to all our ex-
ertons and sacrifice all personal feelings to CONSOLE
date the factions in our own party so as to battle in
4 solid phalanN against our common enemies the
Black Republicans.
ReSolrsi, That we recommend and will support
with all our power all honorable means for the pur
nose of running but electoral ticket in our En-
ira State for the benefit of the Democratic party.
Resolled That we pledge ourselves to support with
an orr influence the nomination of the well-tred
statesman and national Democrat, the noble son of
old Kentucky, Hon. John G. breckenridge, for the
resjdepcy. and the excellent soldier and true pa
triot, Gen. Joseph Lane. of Oregon. for the Vice
Presidency of the United States.
N7 George c. Book, of the Fifth ward, then Of
farad the following resolution, which was unani-
mousy adopted: ,-....,
Rssclre4 That committee of five be appointed
NV The Chair to confer with the Breckenridge Cen
eral Committee, for the purpose Of working hand
m hand IN the forthcoming Presidential campaign
THE President appointed the following delegates
as such committee: Messrs. Book, Fifth ward; Ma
than. First. ward; Neuman, Nineteenth ward ;
| Kurt. Twenty-frst ward, and Mileman, Twentieth
ward. After which the Club adjourned.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-07-20
what Does IL Mean!

Our dispatches informs US that DANIEL ULLXAN
and other prominent leaders of the FILLMORE party in
the State of New York in 1885, held meeting in the
city of New York on Monday evening last, for the
purpose Of ratfying the nominations of LINCOLN and
HAMIJN. That is the route that the ULLNAN wing OF
the BELL party in New York has taken. ERAsTUs
Brooks & Co. are charged with endeavOring to
transfer their wing of the BEILITEs to DOUGLAS
WW DUER advises the BELL men to vote for DOUGLAS
Are the BELL men of the North to go for DOUGLAS
with the understanding that the DOUGLAS men in the
South are 10 help Mr.. BELL by drawing off from
BRECKNRDGE many votes as possible, and finally
if necessary, cote outright for Mr. Bell if they conHO
beat Brecnrdge IN any QEer Gay? If this is the un
derstanding, the BELL men to yield to SquatteI
Sovereignty, SquatteP Sovereignty to yield to the
BELL meny VIII the Slave Code wing Of the BELL
party under the lead of Col J. /. T. SNEED hau
down their flag or viii the DOUGLAS leaders knocl
vYr,1a
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-07-20

But even this fact was made to give way 70 that
memorable and Unsuitable determination to nominate
Douglas at all hazards, and nominate him they did.
by resolution-not by q two-thirds votel He was
nominated by 1874 votes. Take the sixteen spurious
and bogus delegates out, and It viii be found that
he received on his nomination IFS votes, instead Of
202 votes; or 20 votes less than is required By the
usage of the partyl
IT, then. it be true that Dreckiaridge and Lane
have not been nominated by the usual rules of the
party, it is equally clear that Douglas and johnson
have not If both, then, stand as candidates, nomi-
mated each by fraction of the convention of the
party to know which is the real choice of the party
must look TO all the facts of the case In doing
so We find that Breckenridge and Lane were nomi-
mated by the delegates of every State 10 the Union
that can elect Democratic eleetor save one and
that Douglas was nominated By delegates, all repre-
sentng frees0il States save one able to elect
! Democratic eleet0r,
Breckenridge and Lane then are the candidates of
the Democracy in fact are the candidates Of the
Democratic majorties in every Democratic State
but one. Douglas and johnson are but the candi-
dates of the Democratic min0rites in the free-soil
States supported by the Democratic majority of but
one STATED A Democratic Senate Of the United
States, Democratic Administration of the Union
give their support to Breckenridge and Lane while
sey stand on PLATFORM not only approved Dy these
Democratic States, and by the President the Admin
istra1lon' and by every Democratic member OF tbs
senate save tive, but by the solemn well cOnsderee
and deliberate opinion Of the members of the Su
preme Court of the United Statesl
How absurd how audacious how almost con
temptole then, the game of Messrs. Douglas
and Carroll, and Watterson. in undertaking to re
strain and weight down. and shaekle the great move
ment OF the constitutional Democracy of the coun
try, North and South by the supposed misdeeds ant
opinions OF single individual-an individual wit
IS no candidate for Federal preferment held NJ
Federal office, and who asks and expects nothing
either OF Federal parties or Federal Adminstra
tions
) But pause. Whatever judgment may be invoke,
upon either acts or opinions of mine If enightene
/ and honest, fear not. The only Judgment l wOub
shrink from withhorror IS the Judgment with whic
all fair minded men in Tennessee will visit this
provoked malignant and false attack by VIM. II
Carroll and II. NJ Watterson of Tennessee, upon a
unofficial individual, who is a stranger to them.
WM l. Y ANCEY.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-07-20
The Movements Of the Campaign.

The Louisville DenoSH says the DoUGIAsrrEs
will entertain nothing that viii squint towards re-
cognizing the supporters of Mr.. BREcKINRIDGE as a
body with whom the DOUGLAS men will stipuiate
for harmony. 1t that the policy Of the DOUG
las men in Kentucky is the same that we under
stand to be the policy of the DOUGLAS leaders in
this State Little do they care who is elected, so
they can defeat BRECKEEIDGE and LANE. Little do
they care if the Opposition should again get control
Of the State again redstrict it before, and thus
be enabled to turn ANDREW JOHNSON out of the Sen.
ate and pla.e JOIN BELL in his stead. Mr. BELL has
not the slightest chance of beng elected President
of the United States his effort is to get control of
the next Legislature and then ride into the Senate
over the PROSTATE fern of ANDREW JOHNSON. Dem
OCrats beware
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-07-20
Your Attention, Democrats.

The Louisville Democrat DoUGLAs.) publishes I'M
der glaring capitals dispatch from Augusta, Ga,
Jny 18th, as follows Several Georgia papers pub
sh articles favorable to a union of the DoUGLAs men
with the BELL and EVERETT. The result is uncer-
tain"
We take II from the heading under which the dis
patch stands in the Democrat that the information is
highly gratifying to the DOUGLAS men of Kentucky.
We have only to say to those Democrats who prefer
the success of their principles to the triumph of the
nnnnsitinn Stand Firm
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-07-20

We publish this morning a letter from Mr.. YAM
cEY' which we find in the Memphis Aualanche, elci-
ed by the recent address Of Messrs CARROLL and Wat
TERSoN to the Democracy of Tennessee. The AUa-
iaHcae IN calling attention to it says: 1T is con
elusive reply to charges made against Mr.. YANcEY
by Col W. H. CARROLL and Hon. H. N. WATTERsoN,
in their address to the Democracy of Tennessee, "
and while it knocks the basis of assumed facts out
of their argument, it refutcs their position, and
fully vindicates Mr. YANcEY. If lengthy, it is good
if severe, 1t is just Do not fail to read it"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-07-20

The PotiOt has an article from the Edtios,ai Intel
geRcer in which she EaieIigeacer copies paragraph
from The ~ 7. Word, instituting a comparison
. between the avowed principles of the Republican
and Democratic parties" "The World advocates
we believe, says the Inielgecer, the election Of
LINCOLN and HANIIN.n This Black Republican paper
says that the issue between the Democratic and Re-
publican platforms, "as to.the power Of Congress
to exclude slavery from the Territories" as pre-
sented GnOnts to nothing more than an distraction In
asmuch as the Republican platform, though holding
forth the power does not present any clamor the ac
tual practical exercise Of tpower contentlng IT.
self with the generality that the power shall be used
lohereDT such Legislation is necessary. 1t never was
used nor attempted to be used in the case of Kansas
and Il is not pretended that any other case is likely to
arise requiring t."
The hsteligencer without pretending to eontrovert
this construction of the Black Republican platform,
proceeds to make argument against the Southern
Democracy after this wise:
.If the issue presented by the Republican party
under this head is confessed TO be nothing more
than an abstraction it is only just TO say that the
antagonist issue joined with itby the BreckinridgC
Democracy" is equally speculative in the estimation
of their chosen standard-bearers."
We notice this simply to call attention to the fac
that Southern Opposition papers standing high il
the confidence of their political friends dssem
mating without word of dissent view of Blacl
Republicanism calculated to mislead the people o
the South as to the purposes of the Black Republi
can party. Is there any Southern paper of any
party that believes that the issue joined between tn
Black Republicans and the Democracy, as to tn
power Of Congress to exclude slavery from tn
Territories. as presented amounts to nothing mor'
than an abstraction" Is there any Southern maj
who believes that the Black Republican party plat
form, though holding forth the power, does no
present any claim for the actual practical exercis
of that power" Is there any Southern man tia
believes that the issue presented by the Repubica
party is nothing more than AN abstraction"
So he is but little acquainted with the history {
Black Republicanism.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-07-20

Grand Ratification Rally at SmfthvfaRe.
The Democracy q Deab, The number Of fifteen hun
dred, held grand ratfcaian rally snhyile Saturday
July I4h On motion q he Eon 1oHz sAvAaE RoHEEr Cas-
TsEIl Esq, appointed Prssdsnt JAMES LIZ, EsqsW
IsBELL ESQ., Dr. TuBs, aas Judge MAoSEs Vice Presidents
and GowsS. Secretary.
Ths President having explained TIE object Of Tie nsetng,
1ssss sAvAeE, JAMS TusB, FORD, JOzs HALLyH and
THoAs WHALEY appointed COMMITTEES present suitable
resolutions for adoption by the meeting
The President then announced that Denocac ladies' Of
smtsils waiting residence Of 6owE 10 present
the Democracy Of DeKab beautiful banner ubeeupOn
procession formed under the direction Of BANS
Marshall and marched to the place reception, presed By
splendid On behalf the ladies, the beautiful
accomplished Molly MINOR presented TO DezOeray
Il DeKab magnificent hammer, bearing the Inscription
'esEcKIRR1DoE Am Uuos accompanying
sepiaiion with eloquent address Mr. sAvAsE.
half the Democracy, received the banner responded in
] few appropriate remarks
Tia having gain assembled the courthouse Mr.
sVAs from the COMMITTEES previously appointed reported
the following resolutions, which adOp;ed by unanimous
vote:
Resod That We will zesousy cordially support Johr
Brekdge and Gen Joseph Lane for the 0ees Of Prden
and Vice President Of the Uuiisd States
Resolves That the Democracy DsKab county were Who
isrepresd gentleman who the Of the four
Congresslola District for Stephen Douglas in die late Ba
Resolved, F0at the party nominating Brekinridge
have not In thar platform otherwise dmxnded for the souh
]
tt u Is inconsistent hs safety Of wives and children
me stelIly 81 prep and happiness and dignity a
Tree nea 20 qis tghts submit their violation
11tas 10 Aai the Constitution and IN
ana - We Tegsj those persons and parties the mos
shsmo the Union sbO, for party purposes syste
| Constitution
keoyea That th Constitution guarantees The eqaality Of ID
states me q The uhteraee security Of
sen ana properly 70 every white citizen wherever the flag Of II
Union may
The meeting was then addressed by the joins sAvAsE
Col : THOMPSON OF Lebanon, Col Thomas MURRAN, III
Eleetor FOR the District GOWN ROBEaT woRE, Esq.
The eirg heE adjourned until night WHEN large crow
assembled at the courhoe and listened speeches BY
FoSD Esq LUcIES SAVAGE Esq STONE Esq, Maj'
JANIS BARTON Of WOOdS1g President OF the mee'in
having loudly called for responded elOqusr
speech in vadcaOn Of the course pursued By the delegates
the Baltimore Convention from ee Southern states.
The then played ''IIa Columbia when Col JoHN
sIvAsE proposed three cheers for BzzuKRrez aad Wiki
were enthusiastically given.
The meeting the adjourned Rosar CAxrREEI, Chairman
j GOWN, Secretary.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-07-20

WILL sell MoDdsy September 10 1850, NJ Mills and
Farm, contain ing l45 acres The hills new, pair
French Burrs wheat, pair coed
MILL about 50 cearetbudln very good and only
miles from town with good pike to it.
Eight Store Rooms, Dwellings, the h0uat Pleas
Holsthss the only Hotel in ten miles Of this place
SO Lots scibe for Desin Stores S3oDs sc
Mount Pleasant is surrounded By the Tennes
is the terminus Of the Tennessee and ALABAMA Rail
road.
we'll umherd and four ire stone springs
AEO 500 mis South Of this place. on the Turn
pike; Orchards, Buildings good Tires me
free springs and good. ThsPace Is oce1pd
by Andrew Beneday. Terms hberAl- E o. Ck0Sc.
lInnnf l-Ir
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-07-20

Mr.. BreCkinridge Serenaded--smakeS a
Handsome RespOnse---His Speech re-
ce.Ved with great APPlause--'hesOlu-
lions Adopted Unanimously by the Con-
VCntiOn-
nv Breckenridge was serensded by large assem-
blage of his friends this evening. lie returned
thanks in the neates best conceived and most beau
tfullv expressed and eloquently delivered speech
ever listened to. He expressed in strong terms his
devotion to the Union and the Constitution. His
speech was received with tremendous applause,
and increased the already high enthusiasm for him.
The Convention adopted the resolutions reported
from the Committee by unanimous vote. Arrange
ments have been made for thorough organization
of the State. The best feeling prevails; and do
Termination is exhibited that will carry the State
for Breckenridge and Lane by sweeping majority.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-07-20
oore.pond.nc. Of the PlAtt,burgh N. W Express.

A BULLET IN MANS HEART EIGHTEEN fEARS-On
Friday. June 18TH 1860, we made post morton ex-
animation upon the body of Mr.. John Kelly, who re-
sided at the time Of his death in the town of Black
Brook.
In june 1912, he was accidentally shot at Chatham
Four Corners place on the Western railroad, about
TWENTY-FIVE miles east of Albany. The bullet passing
through three boards before striking him, entered
his right shoulder passed towards the heart and
lodged under the collar bone where it is united
TO the breast bone. This is substantiated by the
amount of disease found at this place, and the far
Their fact that the surgeon passed his probe in about
four or five inches before reaching the ball We
found of the veins closed and the artery osslh
ed at this place.
We then examined the heart, and found it to re-
semble stomach much as heart. The right
side espeeially, very much charged, and seemed
to be undergoing fatty degeneration.
While examining the heart We found hard lump
=; tba lower TART of it. We introduced our finger
into the right cavity of the heart, and found the
I,mn tn he in the substance of that organ; we then
ont from the outside down to the lump and
found it to be leaden bullet
Now the question arises, how long has the ball
baan in that mans heart Fourteen years ago he
was very dangerously i'll, and was attended by Dr.
Terry who did not expect his recovery: his dim
Guilty at that time was inflammation OF tne lungs ana
a most extraordinary disturbance OF ihe hearts
action Since that illness his heart uilneuly mas oon
tinued to increase gradully at tunes rs Oe@'iss
could be observed ten or fifteen feet distant.
Our theory is that this ball renamed IN the VEN
where 1t was lodged until fourteen years aS'' "Hen
1t passed into larger vein and thence into ne heAr
and there irrItated that delicate organ by It's unna
tural presence and caused the difficulty then Tor
the first time observed.
Ten days before his death he took 4 severe cold,
resulting in an inflammation of the lungs, and an
aggrayation of all the symptoms of disease of the
heart which continued undated until the messenger
of death relieved him of his earthly sufferings
ORvnIE TERRY, NJ. d.
G. 3. BALCH, NJ. d.
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What Next!

GEORGE n. SANDERS, of New York, has published
an address to the Democrats of Kentucky, beseech-
inc them 70 vote for Mr.. DOUGLAS. That may not
burt GEORGE, but it will kill Mr. DorGL,s awful
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-07-20
Democratic Meeting in Benton

The Democracy Benton county the 18th instant at
Camden for the purpose appointing sub Electors for the eoun
~ on the BREcKINRIDsE and LANE ticket.
Maj BOWLS called the Chair and fEAviI Ap-
printed Secretary.
On motion, Col DozERTY W DAVIDSON, Esq, and Vol
7 JEFF PERKINs we're appointed sub Electors.
On notion SAUNDERS recommended a. Eleeor Tor the
Goth Senatorial District.
The meeting addressed by Mess DAVIDSON DoTI and
PERKINS in glowing Orci6e style In which they exposed
the dividing the Democracy Of Tennesse
sraages which have been used since the dsi5e
the old Wing party to misead Democrats
The Democracy show themselves we'll organized add are en-
thuSiastic for BRECKENRIDGE aud LANE
RIB TRAVIS, Secretary. BOWLS, Chairman.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-07-20
Clint. MeCIarty Nominated determination
UnanimOuB.s--Gre EnthusiaSm'
;.I firm, Frankfort 10 the Louisville Courier.


The convention was largely attended, its action Is
harmonious Clinton McClarty, of Daviess county,
was nominated for Clerk of the Court of Appeals on
the third ballot The nomination was then
made unanimous The announcement was received
with great enthusiasm. Il. Il. Boiling was the next
strongest candidate before the Convention. II.