The Van Buren press., 1860-11-02
Lot Southern People Reflect I!


elections in the Free States. the leaders,
and as many as the leaders could influence
of the Breckinridgcs party. voted the Black
Republican ticket The extracts below con
tain food for reflection. We copy from
the Memphis appeal
I'VE notice that some of the Breckin-
ridge papers, and our clever cotemporary oi
the Nashville Uaion and american among
rsf Pisces IN ohio Aus, r,suI.ns wnssv osns-
tor Douglas recently made speeches, the
Black Republican majorities are increased
over what they had previously been.
II they be correct in their assumption.
the only legitimate deduction from the pre-
misses would b. that his speeches were too
sound and southern to suit the freesoil tastes
of the Liucolnites. II he had pandered to
abolitionism, it would scarcely in the ma
ture of things have driven from his sup
port its advocates"
keep it before the people that the
Breckenridge party voted the Black Re-
publican ticket. in Pennsylvania, Ohio and
Indiana, in the recent elections in those
States, and thus accomplished the defeat ol
the National Democracy"
The Union and american thinks that
the Bell party are making "cat's paw -
of the National Democracy in Tennessee
This charge looks graceful. coming from q
party which is itself the cuts paw Of the
Black Republicans.
"If Abraham Lincoln is elected Prcsi-
liant <,r <hos. IIo.taJ C,ot,. al f.;l.. .,
reward the supporters OF John c. Breckin-
ridge for the services they have rendered
him in this CANVASS, he will exhibit thu
grossest. basest and most objectionable in
gratitude.
"The Lincoln -Breckinridge party thro'
out the Southern States are terribly cha
grined at the complete .freesoilism Of thei
northern allies. They know it to be Ger
tain forerunner Of their own political de
mise iu less than six months after the No
vember elections, When sectional preju
dice subsidies in the southern mind, an,
sectional appeals fall still born upon thu
ears of the honest masses, Breckinridge /
dead: The last nail is driven in its cof
6n."
Poor Yancey's recent trip to the Nortl
seems to have had tho Same eject upon hiu
as like perigrination exercised on JET
Davis, some two years ago. lie will, NJ
doubt continue to breathe the benign at
mosphere of Fsneuil hall. until he becomes
utterly national and ssioniSed-being even
tuxlly purged Of Portland speech
His late diatribe against foreigners give,
sowc slight evidence Of his gradual meta
morphosis into . full-blooded knor- sosA
ing"
Let every 6outhern National Democra,
ponder over and reflect upon the extracts
which We give below. taken from the Louis
VILE Democrat. they show conclusively tn
fasion Of the Brsckinridge men with thu
Lincolnites. under the lead of Senator
Bright to defeat tbs Douglas Democracy in
Indiana at the late State election:
BazckmsrDss Mxx TAKE NorlcE.--
Senator Bright Indirectly and privately ad-
vised his followers to vote the Black Re.
publican ticket in Indiana. We cannot
charge the Bsckiaridgs party there Of being
Black Rspablieaas. bat thsy are svidsntly
Bright Mnlattoss.''
"BRsoxr NuLArroxs.-The Brsckin.
ridge party in Indiana have fairly won thia
Distinguished arpellasion. Henoeforvast
the Bright 4ulattoes and The Black Re
|puhlicsns ase frst cousins.''
Ar AkALaAnA1soy.-- Black Repub-
licans and tho Administration party in In.
diana have amatgamatsd. and the result af
tar much travail. il . Bright Mulatto fac
ton"
!" The news that the 3reckinridge men il
Indiana. with J. d. Bright at their head
voted the Black Repullican ticket yester
day. was received in this city with DISCUS
and contempt. It showed depth Of po,
litical deprxvity which men seldom reach
Their professions Of z.al for the Constitu