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Haynes, pey,on and mccann in Bean.

EDS UNION AND AMERICAN-Dear SirS If were
disposed to deal the scale of exaggeration op
portunity could be so favorable as reporting the
discussion to-day between Coils Haynes, Peyton ant
Mccain, but there is no call for other than plair
statement of facts.
Col Haynes led off l have heard him in days
gone by, but never have heard from him any
other man an effort of such mastery ability. The
truth is. our Bell end Everett men forgot Themselves
at times and seemed to appreciate Haynes their
champion. The only difficulty Haynes had to con-
tend with, was, that the prolonged and repeated
hearty rounds of applause made many gaps in his
speech His facts and figures were full and I'M
answerable, and were presented with such force
and elegance as 70 carry conviction to the mind OF
every impartial heaPeF.
Col. Peyton and Mccain acted IN admirable con-
cert in an effort to convince The people that TIE
election o: Breckenridge and Lane would wreck our
Ship of State, &c.
Haynes followed in a rejoinder of thirty minutes,
which was truly, triumphant. The shock which
he gave both Peyton and McCann, came in quick
and bold succession.
Ihave never, before seen old Roane in such a
blaze of excitement Our Democratic flag floats
gloriously in the breeze. betokening browning
victory. y.
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Political,

There are sixty papers published IN the Lone star
State and IN political point they stand as follows
Fifty for Breckenridge. five for Bell one for Doug
las three not declared one unknown. This IS a
GOOD showing and we are informed by gentleman
lust from Texas that Breckenridge and Lane will
carry the State by 10000 majority.-H Louis But
iettn.
The Lvnchburg (Va) Republican says:
There is not particle of doubt about the result
in Virginia. Every cloud has disappeared from the
face Of our sky and the sun of Democracy shines
with increased splendOr.
The late elections in Florida and Delaware show
that the people of the South are beginning to under
stand the true nature of this contest and that they
intend 10 do their whole duty their section and to
the country. They see that the contest Is between
Breckinridge and Lincoln and that Bell and Douglas
are out of the race in the South. Hence they are
abandoning those gentlemen ike rats fleeing from
a burning barn, and by November we shall scarcely
hear of them in the race HuZZa for Breckenridge
aud Lane and for the glorious cause of the consttu-
tional Union
FoRNEY's Press. a Black Republican paper pub
Isbed in Philadelphia, thinks one result Of CURTN 5
election in Pennsylvania viii be to decide large
majority of the Southern people in favor Of BREcE-
ryRIpGE. The Press is not very good authority 10
political matters, yet it sometimes tells the truth
and every thinking man viii admit that 1t has done
81 IN this Instance The South will now see the 40
soute necessity there is for it to present united
front AGAINST the inroads of Black Repu6lcanlsm'
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licans can stand TO man upon "the Union the Con-
stitution and the enforcement of the laws as they
sustain the one and cOnsue the other, as has been
remarked by judge BGTEs, of Missouri The Con-
federacy would only inherit renewed and perpetual
strife irritation and confusion from such an Admin
istration. But if BREoKHRDGE and LANE with Their
proud principles emblazOned upon every fold Of
their banner triumph. the great questions now ha
RAISING the public mind and threatening the repose
of the Republic, will be forever settled on the prin
ciples of right and equality to every portion OF the
Confederacy, and peace, safety and prosperity vii
be assured to the millions over whom our starry
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-16
From Cannon,

We have a communication giving interesting ac-
counts of the triumphant reply of RoBT. CANrREII-
ESQ, to Col. HATToS at Woodbury.. The writer con-
cludcs: Il know of but two DOUGLAS men in the
whole county. and one of them has left for parts
unknown and the other I think will come right, in
due time If every county does as well as Cannon
we will carry the State by 10000 majority Hur-
rah for Cannon. Keep the fires burning. Come to
the nnlls and all will be right.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-16
Ernm HAYWOOD.

gentleman in this city has received letter from
a friend at Brownsville from which we are per-
rnitted to make the following extract
Majors and Walker (Kl0N) were with Whit.
Yesterday at this place, and so overwhelming was
Wht's victory that the friends Of neither party
have the face to deny it. 1t decidedly the best
dav we have had in Brownsville during the canvass
went TO Memphis where Taylor and Carroll were
the champions, and Whit came out with flying col
Ioos but here it was the most crushing, whitening,
and complete rub out you ever witnessed. don't
write YOU this because L am particular friend of
WhitthOrnes, because this would be Inslncere to
Won simnIv utter the sentiment Of every man
have heard mention it who witnessed the discussion.
The victory was so papable that q Bell or Douglas
man could not even deny it.
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1t will be seen from the above that the total vote
of 1856 in the Free States 1884 greater than
that Of 1882 Of this increased vote the Democrat
ic ticket received So 8l7 and the Black Republicans
4sl 567. The increase in the Democratic vote from
1872 to 1856 was 81. The increase in the Black
Republican vote was l,O67, 6S3 The loss in the op
position vote was 6O6llG So that while the Demo
cracy gained IS, Sl7 the Black RepnAicans gained
6OGII6 from the Opposition and 4SI,o67 from the
in creased vote making their total gain l,OS1,683
These statistics show where the Black Republican
gain came FROM 1t is not probable that the vote Of
Mr.. BELL will be more than half the vote received
nv Mr.. FILLMORE in the Northern States.
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How ARE THE MIGHTY FAIE.EN Thus was the
evnression of every cCuniensnce yesterday, when
the name of James Mc&anus wss called among those
y6o La5 been drunk and disordery He is not 3
very old man. and vet he has seen much of life. lie
started life possessed of an abundance of wealth,
and with as fair prospect as usually tails to the
LOT of mankind-but in his peregrinations he met
that old bruiser, Strong Drink, established an lnu
roote relation ana became his victim, and squan-
dered his all: and now last he finds himself ruin
ed. with no friend to pay even the small amount OF
Sll TO save him from the depreciation of labor upon
the chain-gang! McNaaus was candidate for he
corder at the last election hut withdrew in favor of
friend. or he might otherwise have been presiding
genius in court where he yesterday appeared as
prisoner, and by which he was sent to the chsin-
gang for hree-days-Me,nphis Enquirer Oct. 10.
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Solid Silver Ware aud Silver PIated
9QLR 4 SILVER WATCHES.
Diamonds,
And FErSf Class EPVVPIrv ~ su..to,,

gRNHIs Stock comprises full assortment equal in variety and
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part n Tea se Servers Ice Pher Creams Cake BASKETS
Breakfast and Dinner Casters, Wine lands Stands svru
Cana Dnns snd eaTt Forks Tea Table Desert Spoons Fish
Knives and Forks,
Waiches-3Od CronOueters, (genuine) diamond ses.
ting ladies' Watches Asrcan LeTsr Duplex Double Timers
Jeweirysetts from $3.50 down, Diausnd Crosses Rings
and Pins.
CulIeFY-Pccks Tea, Desert and Dining Knives short
assortment OF other hne good usually
JeWelry Establishments All Of which will el to the high
est bidder Tor cash CONNIE icing Wednesday evening"
Der hs lOh early Light and eonrung day night
I'll the whole St OK Is disposed Of
All goods guaranteed represented the money refunded
Ladies and gentlemen viii please call and examius e
goods BEs4. . aHIBLDS co.
csnsEAl Aaslioa Rooms, No. 81, College Street,
setie-n Opposite ssSanes Hotel.
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Rw- Hnnwood, Esq

We are requested to state that R. W. HAYWOOD
Esq. the eloquent, young, Democratic elector IN
this district. will accompany Col, JOHN X. Howard
TO meet the Joint appointments of the latter gentle
man and GEN W. A QUARLEs. We regret to learn
that GEN QUARLEs has been prevented from meeting
these appointments by illness. We trust that the
Democracy will attend these appointments winch
will be found elsewhere in our paper; and we urge
their neighbors and friends to turn out We can
assure them they will be well repaid.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-16

DEAH OF JAMES NJ. MCAEANs Many friends viii
weep over the death of JAS N McMeans They vii
weep for him because of his many virtues as true
friend and the sad and awful misfortune which hur.
ried him TO premature grave.
He was man of gepius-pure diamond sparkling
genus. His mind was quick, eager, impulsive. and
combined with his extraordinary command of Ian
guage. made him many warm admirers.
We mourn for him because of the cause Of his
death. This same monster has mastered many OF
the children of genius. Brave, magnanimous, intel
lsctuaI-bis memory will live in the hearts Of those
VINO RGess him@tbey will visit his tomb, and offer
upon il the incense of their lGge and admiration;
FE "a-ae El A. FRIEND.
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Exercise your right as
freemen, and vote.
what Party has Coutri buted TO the Adolf.
IIfinn Sfrenglht

IItiOn strength!
The following comparison of the Presidentla
vote in the Free States in 1852 and 1885, will show
conclusively what party is responsible for thu
growth of the Black Republican faction that now
threatens by its sectionasm and fanatism to destroy
the Government 1t will be seen that while the
Democratic vote in four years increased $4,000 II
the North, the Wing and Know Nothing vote de
creased over 100000 and the figures in the Republi
can column for 1856 show where the latter has beer
transferred. We ask Southern voters to examine
thus ahln carefnllY:
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Letter from Coy. wise -Inyit"tion to visit
Georgia
RoLLIsTON, Near Norfolk, Ma. 7
October 9Th. 1860. (

To Dr.. J. 4. PLEAsANTs,
DEAR SIR; A mutual friend has SEM Pe ycpr let
ter to him. with the request to reply to it for my
self
thank you for the respect and kindness it mani
tests for me- and regret that ii will not be in my
power to visit Columbus, Ga, during the pending
campaign Imperative domestic duties forbid me
to leave home for day for months to come ! am
not idle though in this contest. You will soon
my views at length, as expressed to the Democracy
of Norfolk last week. Their aim Is 10 arouse the
slave States to sense of the danger which threat
ems their rights or to a sense of their degradation
5hich awaits a serVile submission to their wrongs.
Cod grant they pay be read and felt, as feel them
if they be right and just ! hope Georgia will do
something to redeem her having an9ndam State
rights secessonist playing second f!dle to squalter
sovereignty
Very truly and respectfully yours,
HENRY A MISE
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AcorrespondentO of the Pittsburg Dispatch who
has visited Mr. JouN BELL at his home says that he
ne Is IN lne health, but not enthusiastic poti-
clan" lie has no cause to be enthusiastic!
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Auction sale OF Fine PaTior Furniture
and Rich China, etc.
BENZ. +. SHIELDS 4 c

KETILL sail Monday morning, October 18Th At 10 o'clock
Wv at the dwelling, No III Cherry street, cor.
of cay the entire contents Of ParSr and Hail.
sng Of embroidered hair Mahogany chairs oVanB
match hsir marble slab mahogany centre table, card
tables ne French clock Eett oval mirrors mantle ornAens
hall and paror lamps hat rack piano, superior Bras
chrpenE oil cloth, fine French china, &e &c Terms
cash delivery. BENJ.F SHIELDS 4 co.
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TIME AUCTION SALE.
FRmi1y Groceries,
BRANDIES, WINES,
Tobacco, etc., etc.
HARDY BROTHERS, Auc'rs.

ON Thursday morning. 18th October 1862 at 10 ocsck
will sell for Of 7. g. scett, Summer and
Union Streets his entire Family Grocery, comprising an Hssor
OF the goods found in Bueh stock Dealers
IN fine goods particularly referred TO this sale Termg
sums under $50 esSh $50 four months notes
sn5or,s5 baTassi IN bank. HARDY BROTHERS,
oclO-a AuctonsepI md General Agents.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-16

BRECKINRDGE's STARl-If there is anything IN
destiny Breckenridge will certainly be President.
he hasnever known defeat yet, in anything he has
attempted-Er
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A Rull Defense of the BrittOn Proposition.
Demonstration that & conidsns tie best DouglGsisu
tcer announced in Ieanessee, AID an Expose Of the
base hgpocracy Of the false friends Of that distin
guished StdteSmaR-S hoseiRg that those loho Teect
the Proposition prefer the election of Bel to Brecal-
ridge, or Douglas himself.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-16

In retirsiag from the OF Grisham Huaker return ny
the liberal patronage bestowed upon house
ard com mend my partner AMI in eve
Eay worthy OF the continuance Of that patronage.
j. ". GRESHAM.
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Bell Coal.

HAVING taken tEs a5ags Coal, ready to al orders
l tier al he yIEd, a the office OF the Czens Coal
Copany NQ 10 Cherry street, where can Be found dHring
the day ". ]. THOMAS.
Perious owing for Coal viii please call ani settle to cost
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DIED,

DIED,
At the seWanes House in this city, Sunday morning,
l4th inst, Mr. J. KREIDER. Mr. Kredsr resided at ord
kept the Kingston spssI popular watering place some twenty
miles from the CITY, He leaves wife and several children T.
mourn their loss.
On the 5h OF October in Carroll Parrish L the SD year
Of his age, Gen. JAMEs ". WYLY
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VIRGINIA. TO THE REscS The p;oh,-., n
rer of the I'd inst, ~ ties that Col TaoI 80
'he "heeinOrse Virginia Democracy" who
mas here'Oiore o>9 supporter of Douglas and
Johnson mas coH"' Jut for Breckenridge and Lane.
We learn also fr ,ru the same nansr ,ho.11 W.,
son. suoeiector for Breeknridge and Lane-from
whom it publish Is an able address In s45it;o- %
this, the lnvlncf les. Senator Hunter ExGovernors
Wise and Smith with all the old war-worn orators of
the Democratic party-are daily and nightlyiaddress-
ing their peoPl in favor of Breckenridge and Lane
and are not or ly bringing back the misguided fol-
lowers of Do dglas, but are making converts from
the Bell and Everett ranks
The :" Old Dominion" is as ever true to the
"Constutie N and the equality ofthe Sites he sym
bOls of eve rlasting Union" and will beyond ali
doubt. give her electoral vote to the champions of
these glorious sentimen s-Breckinridge and Lane.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-16

CoNNEcrTcUr.-The Breckenridge State Committee
addressed letter to the gentlemen nominated for
Electors on the Douglas tcket,suggesting the impor
lance ofdeylsing some plan for union of all the
SntiLincoln elements in the State. The gentlemen
TO whom the communication was addressed. de-
chned to entertain the proposition. So Connecticut
viii be allowed to go for Lincoln
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Dissolution.

yEyHE Arm OF GRESHAM & HUFPAKBR this day dis.
solved By mutual CONSENT j. ". GKIsHAA having with
drawn FROG s concern. The business will still be continued at
the old By remaining partner R. g. Hudaksr his
brothers, under style and firm Of nUlRAKER BROTHERS
= ". GRISBAM,
Nashville October lss '6l-dIm r. g. HUPEAKER
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-16

InStead OF breaking up the Union i7terd to strengthen
and to iangtben it"-JoHS G. BREcKHRIDaE
'Te Coostuton sB the Equality o. the staes These are
the suolg or everlasting nnion Let these be the Eying cries
the people JONI g BRnCEHRID6E
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DAILY IS; TRIWEEKLY IS; WEEKLY 81.
INVARIABLY IN ADVANCE.
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ELECTORAL TICKET.
For the CongrossiOnal districts.

For the State at Large.
/ ANDON c. HAYNES, of Washington.
w. c. WHTTTH0RNE, of Maury.
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National Democratic Ticket.
FOR PRESIDENT,
JOHN G. BRECKENRIDGE,
OF KENTUCKY.

FOR YICEPRESIDENT,
} OSEPH l. A n E,
oF OREGON.
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And these are but few of the paragraphs Of a
similar import in that number of the organ par
excellence Of Baltimore acknowledgement. But it
could not avert the doom that awaited its party.
1t could not save Hindes. 1t could not defeat
Brown. The Democracy triumphed and the State is
safe.
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If we elect Hindes to-day, Maryland will roll up
an immense majority for Bell and Everett If we
fail 10 elect him our friends in the counties will be
discouraged.
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Remember that all these suas, and others stu more
aggravated, WILL BE REVIVED BY THE RESTORATION OF
THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY TO POWER and then reflect,
that The election Of George In. Brolca lciH be TRI-
UNPH OF TIE BREcKINRIDGE DEMOCRACY, and vote &C
cordingly. +.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-10-05

VIZ rnbl'rh in another column, the sppo'n ut
meuts Of the otfic.rs. committees. etc. to serve
ai the Mass Meeting NJ X OK Island next wpsk.
Although it has been understood to he y Joint
matter Of Davenport. Rock Island and Moii, g,
the latter place, il the arpoin' men,., has the
small rrumb Of a couple Of the Vie Presid nts
Do-s Rock leland furn.h such . preponderencs
II Republican votes. or 10 the county seat nv
right .nt'tled not only TO nearly all Of the eff.
ees, but the general control Of the political
ma terss- Milne Independent
How cery uoforluate that the most
distinguished ability, and brilliant talents
OF our neighbors Of the Moline hide.
pendent have been entirely ignored
1Ley were rot even honored by place
on the "Committee OH music" Truly
the editor OF the Moline ndendent, who
so cheerfuIlv does the dirty work for the
patty in Moline, ought to Lave some
reward Commensurate with his valuable
services. We would suggest to the
managers Of the mass meeting to create
a"Conmittee on Filth" for the especial
benefit OF our Moline contemporary. l,
will satisfy him and keep him quiet in
future.
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