Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-08-31
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EDIroEsP AraIor: The accunulative force
of combination of circumstances. together
with various, sundry and diverse other little
things. deprived me Of this pleasure. which
intended sooner 2 = 2 = - /
tinued to ring in harmony over this entire
State, increasing 10 numbers and Enthusiasm.
I have visited the counties of Bottetolft,
Bedford, Campbell, Pittsylvania and Apo
mattox. In all Union Clubs are being form
ed; an active interest manifested, with as
surances from all quarters that Bell and
Everett will get the State by large majority.
r la sAppomattox ,(strongly Democratic1 l.
was assured by men of position that the hon
est masses Of the Democracy have openly
declared for Bell and Everett; that they had
become disgusted with the trickery and inn
positions practieed by their leaders, and
would not suffer themselves to be gulled and
led again by such clique of selfish partisans,
filling their own pockets with the spoils, and
making them the tools to work with. Their
leaders again implore their aid in keeping
mp the unbroken ranks of the Virginia De-
mocracy; their journals urge them in wild
and exciting tones TO save them from an ig-
rietory, just Keep them in power one more
term but their pleadings fall as harmless at
the feet of their old disciples as the gentle
moon-bsa'ns apono tho iceberg OF the Arctic
Sea- @ais=
The friends of Breckenridge and Lane are
slow and unwilling in their work upon the
stamp. Argument is what we want. In this
way we eau show mp the corruptions Of their
! party 10 men who never read prove their
disunion Civilizations break and Dissolve the
remnant of their band, SO ielg united; scat
ter their forces to The four .inds, and hold in
obediens submission the ..0Id Bomba'' of our
State, which has 81 long held u IA political
servitude. s
The Union party of this city is all right
working tremendously and to the purpose.
Already the city is we'll organized, three or
four Clubs being under way, Differed and
manned with the best citizens of the place,
who know nc such word as fall unfnrling the
OF the disunionists, bidding defiance to their
intrigue and stratagem. Old men, who new
er before took interest in politics, who slum-
bered in the quiet repose OF their happy
homes, have now awakened and found their
country upon the verge OF fearful precipice,
! brought upon them by the faithless guardi-
ans they once SO implicitly .contided in. and
they now inspire the patriotism of the young.
and urge them to avert this "impeuliog
crisis"
Every man knows he has duty 10 per-
form, aud in November next old Lynchburg
will prove herself true to the Union, faithful
to the Constitution aud the enforcement of
| the Laws.
On Friday night last new Bell and Ever
EFT club was formed in the western part of
the city, with John Oyler, Esq, as President,
seven Vice Presidents, and other officers.
After the business Of the club was completed,
D. G. S. CabeH, Esq, elector for the Nelson
district was loudly called for, when be ap-
peared and made stirring and eloquent
| appeal for the cause of Bell aud Everett; at
| the conclusion of which, on motion, the club
| adjourned to the raising of Bell and Ever
| EFT pole at the corner OF West and Harrison
streets. a very large and enthusiastic crowd
soon gathered upon the spot, and without ac-
| cident or difficulty, the work was soon ac-
complished. Upon the top of this pole was a
huge Bell, painted in beautifully yariegated
colors, red white and blue. The stars and
~ No %
| We're fastened 10 it's side, and waving males
tically over the shouting multitude below. A
Bell and Everett balloon was started from the
| spot. which gradually and beautifully took
its aerial flight; symbolical of the club it rep
resented on earth: its course was onward and
| upward. ~.
| In response TO calls, speeches were made
| by the eloquent young orator S. A. Gordon,
Esq. (who until recently was strong demo-
crat,) and John Boissesu, Esq.
| On Saturday night We had smother grand
demonstration at B olcom5 Hall, at which
speeches were made by Messrs. McCue, of
Nelson, Logan, of Roanoke, and Cabell, of
Nelson. Steps were taken for grand mass
meeting in this city at an early day.
There is to be a protracted two days meet
ing of the Bell and Everett party at Camp
bell c. q. on the 9Th and 9Th proxirDo. A
number of distinguished Virginia orators win
be present, and a lively time is expected.
Roll on the ball; Virginia will do her duty
this time 80 f,rrt r=.s..E f.5ssfs /.
AL eyes are looking to Tennessee, with ev-
cry degree of confidence that she, too, will
prove faithful to the Union, by giving her
vote TO her distinguished son AID patriot,
John Bell Yours, &C.. G. F. A.
| E'fsAs e. 49, ELs
| SoMERvIILE, Aug. q, 1860