Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-19
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The Augusta (Ga) Chronicle and Sentinel publishes
in its issue of the 9th nst the two articles below
credited respectively to the Richmond (Va) Whiq
and the st. Louis Mo- Nslcs 1t is not astonishing
says the Washington Constitution, that the editors of
both the papers referred 70 should have the one
cheering the other good" news from the country
but 1t is unaecountable how there should have been
such an identity Of language in communicating their
JOY to the public. If it not known that the adj
Vocates of BELL and EvERETT were above such a
thing, they would be suspected of trying to manufac
ture public opinion that did not really exist; but
every one will understand thst this Is a remarkable
coincidence
CHEERING News FROM THE CoUSTRY.-The pres
ence in this city during the last few days of visitors
including merchants and others, from almost every
portion of the State, has afforded us opportunity
Of gathering much information about the attitude
OF parties in the Commonwealth and the prospects
OF cur cause. The prospects we are rejoiced to
degree.
During the long period of unbroken darkness in
| which the State has been under the shadow CT de-
ihocraey, there never a time when the dawn
seemed to be certainly approaching The day of our
deAverance draws NIGH The enemies who have
6omlneered over US are irretrievably divided and
hgntlhg each other with fury that grows fercer
as lhe decisive day of election approaches. Converts
from Doth wings of the sundered democracy con-
slailly coming over to US to increase our numbers
| anu strengthen our hands They have become coa-
'liceu 81 Their utter impotency TO make their
MARX III the canvass and satisfied that the contest
Det"eeh Lincoln and sectonalism on one side, and
pen anu pSulousm or the other, they are rallying
10 Tue support OF the latter The cause Of the Union
| IS growing more popular among the peopIe every
day, and at this day is in the ascendent in Viz
ginia
Let our friends in every county and neirhborhood
| perfect their organizations, and work tror4 WORK
! and get out our whole vote. and all will be we'll
Vigorously push along the ball!-Richnond JYhiq
GOOD NEWS FROM THE COuNTRY-OUR CAUSE I,
MIssoUM.-The presence in the city during the Far
week, of visitors from nearly every portion of Mis-
souri,, has afforded US an opportunity of gathering
much information about the attitude of parties in
the State and the prospects of our cause These
prospects rejOiced to state are cheering and
| encouraging in the extreme
During the long period of unbrOken darkness II
| which the State has been under the shadow of de
moeracy, there never was time when the dawI
! seemed to be more certainly approaching. The day
OF our deliverance draws NIGH The enemies who
have domineered over US are irretrievably divided
and fighting each other with fury that grows
iercer the decisive day of election approve hes
| Converts from both wings OF the sundered dem0c
racy are constantly coming over to US to increase
| our numbers and strengthen our hands. They have
become convinced of their utter impoteuey to MAKE
| even their mark in the canvass; and satisfied thai
the contest Is between Lincoln and sectOnalism on
one side and Bell and patriotism the other, they
are ralying to the support of the latter. The
| OF the Union s growing more popular among tht
people every day ard this day is in the ascenden
| in Mssouri-T Louis NelcS