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Democrats
KENTUCKXi
N 11AH n COAA q
beware
Op THE

Iout Of deaths head and crOss-bones,

IF YOU ARE OPPOSED TO DISUNION AND
CIVIL WAR, WITH ALL THEIR BLOODY HOR-
RORS, DEFEAT-CRUSH OOT-THE TREASON
ABLE PURPOSES OF THE YANCEY sRHETTITES,
BY PUTTING YOUR FEET UPON IT'S SCARLET
HEAD IN KENTUCKY, TOMORROW!
Ifany additional testimony were wanting, the fol
lowing paragraph in the Journal of yesterday, the
morning after the election, renders assurance
doubly sure ~
The crowd last night after shooting rockets
and shouting aloud in front of our Office went
around and shouted little for neighbor of the
Democrat for helping US beat MeClarty. They would
have fired rocket or two for him if he hadn't
tried to beat Davis and Hydes.
| Now, we wish to ask our contemporaries, the
Banner and the Patriot, how they expect to carry
Kentucky in November for Mr.. BELL, unless by a
similar combination, that is to say, by the mass of
the DOUGLAS party voting for their candidate? We
can tell them that the honest masses will not sub
NIT to be thus transferred like cattle in the sham
bles, when they find out the game.
Itseems from the following letter, written by the
Black Republican candidate for Governor of Mis-
souri,, and published in the St. Louis Democrat the
Black Republican organ of Missouri, that similar
game has been played in that State, and that the
Black Republicans probably elected the Opposition
candidate for Governor on Monday. What do hon
est southerners think of this:
From The St. Louis News.
! Mr.. GARDENHIRE's LETTEE-The following is an
| extract from the letter of James B. Gardenhire,
| Republican nominee for Governor, to which we al
uded in the NeeS of yesterday 1t is printed in the
Democrat. which paper and the AJazeiger recommend
the Republicans not to throw away their votes for
| Garde1hre but to vote for Orr:
! JEFFERSON CITY, No, July 49, 1860.
| Ny Dear Sir-If it can be done without affecting
your local elections, let me urge upon you the i'm
pOrtanee of throwing the entire vote for the Oppo
sition State ticket. Opposition men, know, often
mistreat u.s. but too much value cannot be set upon
the three particulars in which they agree with
| the freedom of the press, the freedom of speech,
| and the ballot-box. Without these, l again urge
upon you, have long probation before US; with
them, and Lincoln's election easy and earl vic
tory. l begin 10 think the Opposition have some
chance of have none, to call out the
! Republican strength. l directing my friends,
J everywhere can reach them. to conform to these
views. If it is done, the Republicans will aid. not
embarrass the Opposition ticket
Hastily JAMES B. GARDENHIRg
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For BRECKINRIDGE-Co. Jerome ClantOn, former
ly member of the Legislature from Sumter, an
Old State Rights Wing, was in the city yesterday and
called upon US. He is warmly for Breckenridge and
Lane. He is of the true of the South, too
intelligent, educated and devoted to his native soil.
Rev. VIM. Mosely, of Georgia, has written an able
letter to tie Griffin Democrat, giving many substan-
tial reasons for supporting Breckenridge and Lane.
and many more why he cannot vote for Bell and Ev-
erett. The "0ld PlOwman.n as Mr. MOsely was ia
miliarly called in the days Of 1904 one of the
most forcible and attractive speakers in Georgia
NO1fnOmefN nnI
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OUTRAGEs ON THE PREss.-The AHegdnian, paper
published in the village of Wellsville, N Y, and
which has heretofore been in the interests of Mr..
DOUGLAS, has recently changed hands, being pur-
chased by widow lady in that place. Some parties
fearful that it would hereafter be published as a
BRECKINRIDGE paper, resolved to destroy the press,
and on the night of the Sst ul it was broken into by
ruftians, and portion of the type, leads and
rules were taken out and and thrown into the Gen
nessee river, and several columns of matter were
pied, besides otherwise damaging the fixtures Of
said Office
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pENG dssrous of moving South, oer for sale farm Of
200 acres lying Cumberland river in JoL es Bend, D8
wilson the Hermitage Some 2O Of bottom
land about which is cleared and the balance
we'll mbeed OF the 100 ares upland, there aboat forty
cleared.
Its fine place to IA. sell wood car sold
all times for cash.
There upon this farm dwelling house. smoke house
aud negro cabins Any peOns desiring examine farm
with view purchasing time the premises
Jelly "a, IS60-d3m X. P BONBUk KANT.
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Valuable Real Estate tor sale.

3 WILL sell Mopdsy, September 10. ISjI ny Mills and
Farm, contai ing rs The hills new, pair
French BuTrs for Th pair and good Saw
Mill about 50 eLTet-budngs very good and only
miles from tywn with good pike TO il.
Blight stOre Rooms, Dwellings, the SOuRt Pleas
Hotel Lis is the only Hotel miles this place.
About 50 TOEn Lots, suitable for Dwellings, Stores Slons &C
Mount P ssant suTFUurded the richest lands TenneS
and the terminus Of Tennessss AzAma i'll
road
ndred and forty Of land from
from place we'll t1nbe and springs
Alo, SO miles South Of this place. Turn
pike 40 cea ed 6rchsrds Buildings good
free stone springs tndencng good This pied
by Andrew Kened4y. Terms liberal. 4. o. CROSS
No unit Pleasant, fem, Iuly i7-tf.
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UNIvERsITY OF nashville.
MEDICAL DEPA2T4EN7.


yuyHE Course Lecuresf FOR G6 will the lB
Monday OF October next, and continue ave months.
introductory usual will be delivered the r Non
day in November.
D. Professor Of Anatomy and Physiology
LINDSAY, D, Professor OF Chemistry and PhAr
macy.
O. wISsrox D, Professor Of MariA xedic. Medical
Jurisprudence.
A. BronASAN D, Professor of Surgical Anatomy and
Physiology
JOnS ~ WATSON D. Professor of Obstetrics and Diseases Of
Women aud Children
PAuL EVE, D. Professor Of Pr ncpes and Practice Of Sur
gerry.
K BOWLING D. Professor Practice Of
Medicine.
wILAx BRrses D, Adjunct and DeonstrAtor
OF Anatomy
The Anatomical Rooms will be opened for students the first
Monday In October { he lst.)
The Tennessee Hospital under the de;ton OF the Iacul
ty is open the Glass free u charge.
Cnque has been esabsed in connection with the Univer-
s which operations performed prescribed for
and lectured upon in the presence Of the elas
Amount OF Lectures S5 MatriculstiOn Zee pat
only S. Practical Anatomy, $40 Graduation Fee, So
boarding procured 50 to 81 per week. For
further information Catalogue apply to
w. X. 80 " LING, VI. ID.
NASHVILLE Tenn Aug 3, 60-2t Dean Of the Faculty.
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At Waxahatchie and at Austin, extnguished with
out loss.
This is but an item of the money cost of'the ire
pressbe conflict it will require unceasing vigilance
in the South to preventive more serious catastrophe
of rapne and assassination which the disciples OF
JOIN Brown and HELPER are connecting for u.s.
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USIvERsITY PLACE, franklin County, Tenn,
August LIST, 1850.
20 Architects.


N KsI7Ns building Of the University South are
Z invitei the Architects OF the United States
building for which designs Immediately required.
main building Of the sroup The design for this building
contemplate central structure snked By WINGS
whole to be two stories high.
TIE upper stories Of the central structure is "a be used
Exhibition Hall. II be constructed with galleries,
upon the Of the OF Music with sltngs
Ave hundred persons The lover story divided into
Offices for the business departments OF the University
One Of the wings must be arranged for Library with
underneath for unpacking storing &c The other wing
constructed Gallery OF ART the lower OF VIII be
used academy Of design
The plans contemplate building OF stone, which shs
be e nrof Throughout The wngI 70 be Constructed to
admit OF extension.
For farther particulars in reference 70 this and the other build
ngs to be erected application made to the Executive
Committee.
The design which may be adopted will be pac for All others
will be subject to the order OF the architects.
All designs must be forwarded to reach University Pace
by the LIST day Of October and must be addressed to the HXeeu
tive Committee University Place, Fahkn County, Tennessee.
By order Of the Executive Committee.
LE0NIDAS POLK.
GEO h. FAIRBANK,
A.
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For SnIe.

WISH to sell the plsee reside upon situated upOn
satin Turnpike three and quarter miles from the ety.
containing sixteen scres high state II cultivation, improve
nsnts All eonsipg Of ling house. stable
core cribs &C and we'll s4apel for market garden. Those
wishing 10 purchase can upon the premises.
July .8-dim q b fANAO1
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SENATOR T0OMBs or BELL--In his speech at War
renton on the 24th ulL Senator TUOmbs is reported
to have endorsed Mr.. Bells soundness the slavery
question most emphaticay, declaring Mr.. Bell to be
"aS sound as himself. ''-SdUaHRah Republican
The Republican, has been misinformed He said
Mr. Bell was man of abty-bUt he knew no
man whose principles were more fataL"-Augusta
Dispatch.
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WILL Eise reward OF Fifty Dollars the delivery N
Of M GEOaGE, IL taken Of this STATE or
Twenty five Dors for hin u taken in the State and delivered
to Ave miles northwest d Nashville, Team
Said George years deep blsck. Eve feet
six inches high, weighing about AS $50 pounds,
prominent, face covers2 with bard, never shaving.
aprsGdtvGw hlCHARD r. HYDE
(he Paueah Herald copy 70 anOGn Of S. and send bill
~ offc
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Land for Safe

NJ application made, in short time will sell
,,1datin1 terms OrIy Acres OF Land. three miles
, he limits, NIL Greek, opposite Maj COTS
This is one most beautiful locations in Davidson
About enc the land in timber the balance eultiva
ton There the premises comfortable cabins
young orchard Apply to MAJ GoTB the pl1ce
self for particulars. CHAS. K. HINST0N.
MIL
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PIANO EUNINfi am RRPAIRIHG.

~ KIBBBE will heneeforth make Nashville his perns
". nent resi- ence, and will tune Pianos, Organs,
and N by The year single tLn1g,
often required be will spend least every
month the city and vicinity lie will visit regularly the
Midile, West Vast Tennessee Alabama
AMI Mississippi. Orders lef, Benson Co.'S Music Store
Reds Piano Rooms. Church street.. Csmt By
mail ailI be nrnn-nIlp a.fcn.Iel o anil
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CONS TABLES SALE.


WILL sell Tor cash the 18th inst the Store James
T. Miller, Broad street the following g0JS to vii: q
coils Manila Rope lot Of Tarrei Msrlne &c Cotton Yarns
lar lot Of Candles large lot Tobacco OILS SOlssses
30 barrels Ros supply Of Whisky and Brandy Teas,
Pickles, Btsses Broos, and large supply other articles
usually kept in Sandy Grocery
4isos Al Express Wagon and Buggy and Harness.
The above property is levied satisfy sundry judgments
against sail James Miller Sale eouet 10 clock.
The store house viii be rsn.ed a. the tine
Gug2-dsss JESSE ". PAeE, C. D. C.
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OPPosrrIox BRECKENRIDGE Men IN PKE-Speaking
of the Opposition in Pike. the Troy AdUOcdte men,
tions a number of well-known States Rights Opposi-
ton men, as for Breckenridge From our know
ledge of the gentlemen named, we should say that,
in the language of the Advocate. the very flower Of
the Opposition" in that region was on the side of
the Constitution and the South. Says the AdUOcate
True there noble instances of consistent ad-
herence to principle in their ranks, and the flower
of their forces-men who governed by patriotic
motives and high appreciation Of duty-have raj
lied under the State Rights banner, and are, in re-
dempton of their promises and professions, stand
ing by the nominations of Breckenridge AMI Lane, as
the only true representatives Of State Equality.
Among this number proud to record the
names of Hon. John 3. Goldsmith, Major Isham B.
CLAYTON Col John Caldwell, Hon W. j. MeBryde,
c. ]. L. Cunningham, Esq, J. w. Harris, Esq, W. p.
Bruce. and a host of others of like standing and
character. We hail them brethren in this great
fight and shall cheerfully share with them the glory
OF the victory which awaits u.s. Montgomery (AJG)
Mad.
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HAVE desir ble improved lot Of forty Of land
three miles North " Nashville fronting the Louisville branch
pike healthy ,tion good spring aud stock
lent buildings vaTy Of It and rLametal trees. grapes
and strawberries, good School Ch re IN sight. the
adapted TO market garden, and may divided into
This year. sold two Gne bargains in nds and will give
other il applied to soon, as intend to move
July q. CD vim THOMAS RATTE.
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JNO A. FISHER cashier.
cr,r, oe TENNESSEE DAVIDSON COUNTY
Io FHzR Cashier OF the Bank OF Tennessee being duly
sFor says the sc7panying statement the eond
% ~ ~ Rank Of Tenns the Of the Bank and
TIE Branches month eadng the 3ist July s6
h corrsct to tae best Of his knoSeige and belief
Sworn 70 and subscribed before the eth August 1850
JOSIAH EEkRlSS, J P.
STATE or TENNESSEE DAVIDSON COUNTY
ASDzzsoS acting President Of the Haak Of Tennessee
skss oah the accompanying statement made hy the ON
GERS Of the Branches, he believes 20 be correct
2 Z ANDERSON, Acting PFesidsnt
JOSIAH FERRtSS J.. P.
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TuE RXPRESS FREIGHT TRAIN

E the Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad will
running the 22d day Of july in close connection with
Express Trains ire Southern lines via Charleston
and Savannah and continue during TIE business season
fnIro9stf E ". COLE. Supern
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YOUNG WHEAT SrATE.-The committee on farms
of the State Agricultural Society Of Wisconsin have
made careful estimate, from which they set down
the wheat crop of Wisconsin for the year 1860 at
t,oentloo millions of bushels. This will probably ex-
coed the crop of any other State in the Union. In
1850, according to the census, the heaviest wheat
growing State was Pennsylvania, whose crop
amounted to 1885, 691 bushels. The crop of Wis
consin in that year was 4,2S613l bushels For a
comparatively young State, the crop estimated for
the present year is amazing.
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Emrnishinr Goods

our stock Ct Full Shirts again complete for cool
" ness and comfort commend them being particular
appropriate to the present hot have also sm4
Ct Putt Bosom Shirts Jether with endless variety plain
styles.
We have a3e received another lot of handsome Neck
Gloves Handkechis Dressing Robes, suspender &c, &C.
Also re supply OF seasODabe Underwear Call and
good We determined dispose of them very sgure
being az xicus to reduce stock. ]. II. McGILL.
fune1
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ALI. QUIET AT OcCOQUAN.- Alexandra Gazette
states that affairs at 0ccoquan, Va, are now quiet
and it is not probable there will be attempt TO
new the cause of the disturbance. A letter from
there says:
alt was rumored here few days since that the
Republicans were about to memorialize Governor
Letcher, asking permission TO erect another pole.
IL is also said that J. c. Underwood has ceased to
claim to be citizen of Virginia, and refused on
Saturday last TO exercise his commission justice
of the peace His commission expired on Tuesday.
He has closed his establishment and declares he will
have no more work done in Virginia Some of the
Republicans are still anxious 10 raise the pole
again.
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NEW YORK WIRE MILL.
NELs OE d Rich u.OND,
l113III ~ - VI IN DS1IIIsII
WIRE OF All Description.

bABFCULAR attention given orneS sent to eir Ware
house, 81 John st. Y, which will be filled promptly,
Lave speedy Dispatch Circulars furnished, giving discount
LIST or net prices a LotCsSt AGrket Rates
TermS.--Six Months Noe payable at Bank, with current
rate Of Exchange New York. per cent OF for cash
Wire MIL 18th street, Warehouse 81 John st, New York
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From The St. Louis News.
NJ. W. CIuskeY. Esa.

We see from the Memphis AUalaache of the 9th
that NJ W. CLusxr, Esq, late of Washington City, has
purchased the interest of the late COLIN NJ CAMPBELL
and will hereafter be associated with Col GALLAwAY
in it editorial management. Mr.. CLUsSET has high
reputation as a political writer and thoroughly
informed politician which, added to his genial man
ners integrity and high toned bearing, cannot fail to
give addition efficiency and influence to the Ard-
llnche as an able advocate of the true Democratic
constitutional candidates BRECKENRIDGE and LANE.
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Brownsville Lots for Sale,

NNTE offer for the liberal terms, number Of de-
w sirabls building lots in Brownsville. from ~ miles
from Nashville fronting the Galatn ard Porter Pixies co
tsnng from four each, soil and 1eghbOrhood
surpassed number Of lots tmbered We will sell
to TOO body il desired. The rapid growth Edgeeld
will tend to enhance rapidly TIE value Ct the Brownsville
lots wish good property in good neghborhood
fail to examine the Brownsville lots
L & R " BROWN,
july3-2m az Cherry street
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SHIPPING MUsKErs TO THE soUru AND WEsr.-Th

SHIPPING MUSKETS TO THE SOUTH AND WEsT.-Ihe
Springfield (Mass.) Republican says
The United States government is now packing at
the main arsenal in this city 1000 guns of the latest
model, for shipment to California, via the Horn
One hundred and twelve thousand guns, mostly ear
ly models, have been sent to southern and western
State arsenals since last January, besides several
thousand furnished companies in this vicinity. Eight
thousand are finished every month, but the demand
is so great that only two hundred of the new model
now remain on hand and about sixteen thousand,
mostly of the models of 1922 and 1872, are yet in
store in the Springfield United States arsena-com-
paratively very small number.
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Premium Mineral waters. Porter
Io

The undersigned. desire inform friends and
OF the city OF Nashville that fully pre-
pared to furnish and s the above named beverages
quantity that be required Also my customers in the
rely aEAys having their Ordrs promptly attended
Persons furnishing Pic Mic excursions add other parties be
Supplied shortest notice. Ny daily running through
the city, that all have Opportunity o. beng always
/ supplied. N. MCCORMICK,
I iure29-lH Nashville, Tenn.
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INFORmATIOV WANTED.

ar JOHN }. CLERY, Of phiadeiphia. Pa. lie last
heard from the suGmer 1851, Washington. D. @
is halter by trade served board the brig Perry during the
Mexican War John L. Wilson; on the
Randywine ANY information will be thank
fully receiyd ny ADDRESSING his BROTHER 4. D. Celery 3s
! Walnut 81 set Philadelphia, Pa. uly I5-diaW3K
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rhe election in Ken.uo,.v.

Our Opposition contemporaries of this city allow
themselves to run into the widest ecstacy because
the CoNBs, Opposition candidate, has probably
beaten McCLzArr, the Democratic candidate, for
Clerk of the Court Of Appeals Of Kentucky at
the election Monday. The Banner brings
out a wood-cut of a chickea in the agones
of dissolution, gotten up at .inmense cost"
undoubtedly, for the occasion, and our unsophis-
tcated neighbor Of the Patriot announces in
large capitals that "the Union is safe" and that
"BELL carries the united South" The Democracy
had but small hope of electing McCLARrY when
they saw the coalition Of the Louisville Journal and
the Louisville Denocra, of the BELL party and the
DOUGLAS party, to defeat him. We have predicted
and warned our friends against these combinations,
and now we see realization of our warnings. The
following discreditable announcement in the Louis
vile Democrat on the morning of the election, dis
payedin large black letters capitals, tells the whole
tale:
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SOUTH CARoIIXA MAIDS OF THE OLDEN TNE.-The
Selma Sentinel has exhumed the following curious
petition, which. it says signed by sixteen maids
at Charleston, and presented to the Governor of
that Province on March lst 1888
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NA smVILLE THEATRE,

THNnE undersigned having leased this establishment from
Messrs ALLowAT & FOsrER. will it with select
Dramatic Company about the 10Th Of September Ladies
gentlemen good standing apply Mr. w. H. EVER-
ETT Messrs Bernard Co.'S. theatrical Agents. New York.
MUELLER s. EVERETT.
,yd N,n,g.yr
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..f,usfargn WOrlK.'

yzVHE Broadway Mills in skort time viii be prepared to
grind Wheat for toll Farmers 10 the Lighb0EhOOd
sie requested 20 call and examine thearranganents.
irlyi4-a DDD-cKEY, Agents.
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cBVKEE GREFEN GEEEG DYSENrEFsY SIR
UP e the best medicine in the Eo for disorders
bowels See cerhces from the Board Of Meath Of New
and enquire OF my me ezsns OF NASHVILLE most OF whom
have used IL.
SrHENGTRENING TON &c, for all Who 50 from
The heat from debility irdon' Sant Of appetite, nervous
headaches.
TIA Z EsEALTH BGTTERS, only Is cents paper,
gallon Of the Bters suitable Tor the Above
comp ANTS that family ought to be without they wish
save doctors bills and eniey good health.
julyil-tr MACKENZIE { MINoHIN.
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Mr.. PRATT FOR BgLI.-It seems that we were in
error in representing Mr.. Pratt a supporter of
Breckenridge. We were misied by statement Of
his having made speech at the Prattvie RaIihca-
ton Meeting Montgomery JiGh
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sutnr,er. suTnYner!!

TyfE weather getting warm, and the tins change
underwear. Just received large and superb assortment Of
Jna CrSki TtS ard Drawers, to-wit:
GqUze silk Sbirts and DruRers
Lisle Thread hirts ard Drawers;
MeTirO do DO;
Net Cotton do 20;
shaker Flannel do do;
Jacone Sh Drill snd Linen Drawers various prices
Call at no. 2S Cherry Street, door from Union.
may22 J. n. McGILL-
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Of the -happs consequences of his Gen. JAcksoS's)
GREAT SUCCESS asserting that Opposition to the
administration Of Gen. JACKSON is the course which
the soorst enemies Of Judge WHITE desire his friends
to adopt-bEt that from consistency and respect for
their o,oa character, and because they will be sup
porting their ol0a principles they viii stand by the
great and beloved statesman of Tennessee-and that
"tfose fathers of the Democracy of the country who
were grieyed at the prospect of a division in the
Democratic ranks might dry up their tears.n
The difference only is-TIEx THE MASK WAS on NOW
TIE MASK Is OFF