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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-26

of the clergy and laity of the Church during
that memorable struggle. They were ar
rayed. without exception. in the ranks of tine
Douglas men. The management of the can
vass was given up to them, and it is believed,
upon what ne think is sufficient evidence,
that the doubtful counties. " Which gave him
another lease of his seat in the Senate, were
carried by Catholic voters, who acted under
instruction from high ecclesiastical authority.
The Press and Tribune, further declares that
the late child of Douglas was baptised in the
Church, and after presenting other facts con-
firming the opinion set forth above, closes
thus:
1t Senator Douglas became a member of
the Catholic Church when in Europe, or if
there is any secret understanding between
him and the leading men of the organization
IN America, whereby he is to have their
votes and the votes of their followers for a
consideration, the fact must be known. We
call upon his organs to explain. The evidence
Is accumulating will soon be oyerwhelm-
ing. Let US get at the truth, even though
Judge Douglas should be defeated. and this
Government still remain in Protestant con-
troll
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-26

The New York Tribune is in the worst pos
sible humor. 1t is as snappish as moccasin
in dog-days, and quite as venomous. 1t de-
nounces the BRooKsEs and Gov. Hunt most
bitterly, their offence being an alleged will
ingness to coalesce with the democracy to
render the defeat of the Republican ticket in
the Empire State certain. Here is Que of its
poisoned arrows, aimed at Gov. Hunt, on the
2lst. After prayer and fasting on the succce-
ding Sunday, VIC hope the Tribune nau felt
better
"We yesterday said, with more haste per
haps than was proper, that Gov. Hunt was
not to be reck6ned among the fools. Having
since perused, with more careful attention,
the telegraphic report of his speech, we are
bound to declare that if be or his friends re-
quire an apology for orr hasty remark We
are ready 10 make one.n
Gov. Hunt is one of the best and ablest
men in New ork-and a gentleman of whom
GREEDY in other days was wont to speak in
terms of laudation. These facts exhibit the
present excessive malignity of the .fair-haired,
but false hearted philosopher.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-26

A meeting was held in Columbia last Sat
urday night-a rOusing meeting-and Unior
club organized, with the following officers:
Pr,s;dent-Gen George W. Gordon. @
Vice Tytsidzats Gen. Allen Brown, Col A
VI. Looney. Msj VIM. Ganoway, Constantine
Perkins. John Moore.
Secretary and Ifeasurer--J. W. S. Frierson, ir
Stirring speeches were made by Gen. Cox
DIN, Col. A. NJ LooNEY, and n. ii. Burt,
E-q. The PHss says 955E
There was an interest and enthusiasm man
ifested throughout the whole evening which
we have never seen equalIed here at any pre-
vious political gathering, and augurs well for
the success of the good work in this county.
The Union men Of Maury are buckling on
their armor. Approaching the vital issues
upon which President is TO be elected, and
the oyerweening necessity for restoration of
conservative Unien principles in the admins
traiiOn of the government, they intend to fight
to the bitter November end with all their
strength. Let cur friends in the different dis
tricts of the county organize and go to work
at once. The skies are brighter and growing
brighter every day. Let us not lose the glo-
nous opportunity.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-26
How Will New York Go.

IfNew York should 60 against LINCOLN hi
| will be defeated. At this stage of the cam
paign it is impossible to conjecture, with any
approach to accuracy, the result in thai
State. The most extraordinary exertions Will
be made to carry it against the republicans
and we are not without hopes of success
The republicans are showing symptoms Of
alarm, and will do everything they can to
counterfeit the efforts of their adversaries. AT
a recent convention they determined 10 hold
their State convention on the 22d August,
after all others, with view to adopt the best
policy adequate to the occasion. In this con-
ventiou there was considerable discussion on
the subject of organization. One of the
speakers, Mr.. GRIFFIN, of Monroe, we learn
from the n. Y. Times, a republican journal,
said
The occasion demanded a more thorough
organization than had ever yet been made.
Unless proper eXertion was used Il aods by no
means certain that Mr. Douglas sDould not curry
lt,s State. The great battle was to be fought
here, and if Mr.. Lincoln lost the State of New
York, he lost his election. In the Western
part of the State, and in Monroe county par
v, Tue q tlSh-
ct was a mere sham; he would not get 500
votes in all Monroe county. In the city oil
New York he was told it was different. and he
hoped it was; but he had little confidence
that the democratic party would permit
100000, 900 of government patronage for the
uext four years tn elude their grasp, through
any divisions among themselves. They were
too fond of the spoils of Office for this, and in
the person of Mr.. Douglas the republicans
would have to meet politician arhose shrea0d-
ness, tact and cunning a00ald require all their So
gdclty to counteTGct.
Mr.. DART, of st. Lawrence, concurred in
the views expressed by MIR. GRIFFIN. Il
DoUGLAs should carry the State, the whole
country would feel relieved: for whilst the
result would be very far from securing the
election Of the Little Giant" to the Presi
dency, it would defeat LINCOLN, and put of
the evil day which his election would bring
upon the nation. The Southern men who
have pledged themselves to resistance and Sc
cession, would thus be saved from the dangers
provoked by their own folly, and through the
fundamentally of one whom they profess &c
regard as the supporter of doctrines which
are q Ishort cut 10 all the ends of black re-
publicanism."
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-26

- Mr.. BUCHANAN's support OF tie Brock
inridge ticket, is very rapidly causing all
who NAV have confidence III IL in the begin
ming to entertain suspicious of distrust- At
the North, it seems now to be pretty we'll as
certaiued that, the earnest and active sup
porters of Mr.. BRECKENRIDGE are confined to
the Federal ofice-holders, and their imme-
dfate friends. and those over whom they ex-
r.ise an iiuence. When the people OF that
s,ciion come to thoroughly understand this.
even those who have been Indifferent will
abandon the rotten hulk of the administra-
lion democracy, and turn TO something or
some man in whom they can place some
shadow of confidence. Something Ike two
years ago, we advised Mr.. BUCHANAN TO cut
loose from the democratic leaders, and bring
into his counsels men of putty and integrity
and ability, regardless of party names. He
didn't take our advice. and now we feel an
impulse 10 advise the democracy to cut loose
from the administration in all respects and
totally, or it will sink them to regions for
which ordinarily people have great repug-
nance. -.--
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-26

The "ELECrIC'' for August, comes to US
amid these days of dryness and dullness.
Ike rich season of ''refreshiugs." Its col
lection of good things" enclosed in fresh
green covers, reminds US of generous bask-
Ct of rare. fruits-juicy, luscious. and frag-
rant. peeping from partial shade of dewy
vine-leaves- And its variety equals its rich
ness We have the spicy rarities Of the
tropics and the cool refreshing products of
more temperate clinAs.-each bearing the
bloom of The soul from which it sprung each
wearing the blush of the heart from which il
emanated. Rare and pleasant to the eye as
to the taste are they;-"apples Of gold in
pictures OF silver"
TIE embellishments too are as Hamlet says
EXCELLENT we'll" SIR Robert Peel,-a fine
looking personage-and the Royal boy
monarch in prospective of that island king
dom whose morning drum-beat echos
round the world" AS the young Prince is
soon to visit Grandpa at the White House,
let everybody run and get the "ELECTICr to
see how the dear little darling dot" carries
the burden of prospective royalty. He's a
nice little fellow enough-that is to say, his
picture is, at all evens, but we've seen halt
hundred boys in America who looked quite
as much the royal .'Soyereign.n as this pretty
Prince of Wales ~
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-26

The Republicans, not content with
striking out the word national as qualifying
their Convention at Chicago, are raising
flags, as we learn from a gentleman recently
travelling in that section, with only fifteen
s'ars. We suppose they discard Oregon and
California from the list of Northern States,
aud, in imitation Of their co-conspirators in
the South, are preparing for Northern Con-
fedraey. With 100000 "Wide Awakes,r y
armed and equipped and trained in the mill
tary art, they probably think they can meet
the Southern Leaguers" On equal terms.
Thus it is that the enemies of Union and
equal government are striving to effect dis
solution. Come along, gentlemen, accommo-
dations will be provided to give you all a
gent eel banging.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-26

DOUGLAS IN FLoRIDA.-We had begun to
think that the regular democratic nomination
would get no showing at all in the Land oil
Flowers" when the report OF large and en-
thusiastic Douglas and Johnson ratification
meeting at Jacksonville came 10 hand. 1t
was held on the 9th instant, Antonio A. ca
nova, Esq, presiding. The Baltimore regu-
lar resolutions were affirmed. and speeches
made by Gen. Penden, VI. W. Moore. F.
Doggett, Ed. and others. The ST. Johns
Mirror says: The meeting was large and
highly respectable, and charac eiized by
much enthusiasm, harmony and good feeling.
No sectionalism or party rancor married its
proceedings"
Steps are being taken, also, for the forma-
ton OF a Douglas electoral ticket. Tnus it
appears that South Carolina will be the only
Southern State in which Dnug'as will not
have an electoral licket.-hichno,id WhiQ.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-26

The " Y Tribune got up recently what 1t
called a meeting of FILLMORE men of 1856,
who now support LINCOLN. A few men OF
that stamp were present, but the meeting
was substantially republican meeting.
Hon. d. D. BARNARD was invited to attend.
He replied by letter from which we make an
extract:
"If there are any old Wings who can find
reasons for desiring the success OF the Sec
tional party calling itself Republican which
they could not find four years ago, am not
one of them. My objections to that party
are stronger every hour it exists"
Mr.. B. concludes bis letter by adding:
Il hope to be able on my return home, and
before the present month is out, to prepare
for the public eye communication such as
think your Invitation fairly calls for. and
which shall express my views on the subject
of tue pending Presidential election, and my
reasons for the strong opinion entertain
that the doctrine and purposes OF the Repub-
can party. as deliberately put forth TO the
country for the last five years, as well as
its sectional organization. are essentially in
compatible with the preservation OF the Con-
stitution aud the Union, and that its triumph
at this election could not fail to eDdanger
the stability OF the Government"
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-26
North Carolina,

A gentleman just from Hillsboro informs
US that it is generally conceded on all hands,
in the interior of tine State, that John Pool,
the Bell and Everett candidate for Governor,
will beat Gov. Ellis, the present Incumbent,
and the advocate of Breckini idge and Lane,
by large majority. This is u straight out
fight, the Douglas and the Breckenridge men
standing together in their support OF Ellis,
but prepared to d vide after the August
election, when the Douglas men will not he
afraid nor ashamed to show their bands
The accounts from the old North State are
indeed most cheering, and the eloquent Pool
is fighting his way manlully 10 the hearts
and the confidence of the people. Every
where be bears aloft the National banner oil
Bell aud Everett, and proclams bis adhe-
renee TO the party which maintains the Con-
stltuiinn, the Union and the Laws. The
Hon. Geo E. Badger, for some time past out
OF public lie. is again in the field, with clay
more and battle-aX', making u gallant fight
Tor John Pool and John Bell.
Ii Pool wins this race, against the COM
bined Democracy, and especially If Gen.
Leslie Combs beats Mccarthy. the Breckin.
ridge candidate f'r Clerk OF the Court of
Appeals, in the August election in Kentucky,
the race of the Suicides is over. They may
as well be withdrawn, and let Bell walk over
the course in the South; for should these
elections go as we now hope and believe they
will, no power Can prevent Bcll's Carrying
every Southern State, except possibly South
Carolina, Mississippi and Arkansas. His
chances are improving every day, and even
now Aiabam promises him urr vote 1t will
take desperate struggle TO give him m5o-
rity orer all in ours, the Empire s ate OF Tue
South, but if North Carolina and Krniucky
do as We think they can, Georgia 100 will
cast her electoral votes for Bell aud Everett.
The August elections in those two S.nte.
have most important bearing in this con
test. Should they prove US strongest there,
then the battle for us Is won. Should they
result disastrausiy. then we shalt have to
fight the harder for success in November
augusta Chronicle
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-26

seat; a bust of poor Pierce staring down
from bad eminence on his still more uafor-
tunate Successor, and at the table hard
at work-up to his elbows 10 papers,
and up to his neck in political mis-
chief-sits the old Public Fanciionaryi He
is arrayed in long dressing gown aud slip
pers holds an uniighted cigar in his mouth.
and has peculiar nervous twiichiug always
to the left, as if some unseen spirits wei e
plucking him on that side by the sleeve, and
whispering distasteful counsel. AS
cold in heart as the coolest oyster IN Virgin
las fundum; as polished ia manner (whtn he
so pleases) as the surface of Lake Mahopac,
frozen solid under a night of CAIN; as false
TO friends as the treacherous beacons set up
by the wreckers of Barnegat; such as We
have known him. we have described him, and
such is the only true portrait OF james Bu-
chanan."