Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-07-21
More of the FusionI


= We ask the Democrats Of Kentucky the good
men, the true men, the sound men, the men who
adopted the resolutions of the last Frankfort
ventIOn, and who viii not barter their principles
away, nor their manhood, nor their honor, their
good name, who do not want Black Republican Lin
coin or Know Nothing Bel elected in preference TO
Breckenridge, to remember the extracts we have
given from Forsyth's speech, and from Hendersons
speech. anG from the Louisville De1noerdi, and from
an Aberdeen (biiss) paper, ali looking to a com
bined opposition John c. Breckenridge; and then
we ask them to read the following from the regular
correspondent in this city of the New York Times,
paper that is giving pretty nearly equal support
to Lincoln Douglas and Bell, the preference being
about in the order the names are given. -- =
Pontiac" under date Of Louisville, July 9TH,
: The large Douglas gathering here last night
evnced, l thought, not so much enthusiasm for
Douglas and confidence in his success as bitterness
against eckinridge and determination somehow to
defeat and oEerwhelm him. The order of the eve
ming was InEectiYe upon him. | never heard pub
lie man more denounced All the speakers branded
him as a Disunionist in the hands OF Yanceys Rhett
s. Co, their tool and puppet, who should and
will be defeated throughout the South by the eoali-
ton of al Union men, under either Douglas or Bell
whichever. shall be found the moet popular.
'The OuerShdd0I5stg issue iras declared 10 be URioT
or Dis,5lion The Bel leaders Acknowledged as
loyal to the Union and ready to sink Ill minor issues
On this question Bells record ledS pronounced TO De as
good conservative anil spotesS as Douglas, and tAt
Union avoah be safe IN The hands of either. The tot
loeerS Of both mast and lcR unite for their common %
ject-H preservation Of Union, and The rebatte
overthrow aud ertsBGfion Of the Kopeeyss d'd thei'
administration
4 Mr.. LusE; told as at he meeting Ht Mr. Brsctin-
ridge tuH not get many rOtes IN the county Of Gar
rard as Mr. Lincoln lcotd KeTttekidHs there, u com
PEELED to choose oo,l rather trust Mr. Lincoln for firm
ness integrity, honesty, and comprehensive PdtrotLsa
KeucIcg herself might do so-certdiHy she could pldc
sso obstacle to his Inauguration.
! ButlKentueky has no sympathy with either sec
tionaI candidate supported mainly by section snC
on sectional grounds and she wants the doctrine o.
Territorial, like State sovereignty, carried cut as
the most conductive 70 non-agitatlon at washington
and to the safety of the Union. The slaYecodelsts
play into the hands of the "AbotiOnlsts, and they
both seek to NEEDLE with AID dictate to the people
the Territorie about the domestic Institution. Ken
lucky is for putting down at once and forever TN
| pro-savery interventionYS in order that ther
counterparts, though Lincoln be elected shall expe
I rience the like fate. Sach will be the purport o
| Kentuc1y,s vote in November.
Mr.. Douglas ought TO be supported by the entlr
Southern Opposition to Yancey's Buchanan Breckln
ridge faction, and they express hopes that ne WI
be. If not, wherever there may be danger OF breck
inridge's winning the Douglastes should fuse wit
the Bellies to prevent it. So they gave out yester
day. r
Ills noteworthy that also at the Bell rally in Lou
isviIe, the other night only Breckenridge was cor
demned, while Douglas was praised. Let the cor
sentative South beat Breckenridge and Lincoln
they can, but anyhow beat breckenridge. If Doul
las has or shall have the best chance to defeat BrecA
inridge in the South Bells stumpers plainly intim'
l ted that Bellies ought to go for Douglas for GU
| Unions sake. But if Bells chances be the best,
they insist, Douglasites ought to flock under nj
! Union banner and then there will be no doubt {
Bells carrying Kentucky, Tennessee, Missouri, Lou
siana Maryland, Virginia, North Carolina, and Geoi
ga with considerable probability of Alabama, tloI
ida, Mississippi, and Delaware, The hopes OF tn
friends of Nh. Bell are reyiving. Ten 70 twenI
thousand majority or plurality is predicted for Be
and Everett in Kentucky. ea. -