Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-12-06

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Tie albany Evening Journal Of nov. 80
as if really frightened at the onward ' march
| of the country towarss Revelation and civil
| war: to lay the train for which no Pressin
the North has done more than the Journal
ITSELF makes lansthfr aRpaal!fof justice to
the South, to those of it's Republican friends,
who think it best to let"Rome burn on, y while
they are fidfing.
I'll .(Erop the Albany Egenlng Journak) ;
I'd our Dissenting friends, who will rfot
question our devotion to Freedom, however
much they may distrust our Judgment, we
submit few earnest admonitions =
/. There is imminent danger of q Dissolu=
tioa Of the Union z Z z e e Z ~. Z.
III. This danger originated in the Ambi-
ton and Cupidity of men who desire
Southern spotism;-a ia sthe Fanatic
zeal of Northern Abolitionists who seek the
emancipation Of Slaves Regardless Of con i'.
quences. sIis fsG7 ia fIHz
III. The danger can only be ayerted by
suchs InOaeratIosf aHdi5 EerbeaTanee as will
draw out, strengthen aud combine the Union
sentiment Of tie whole country. % ''~'
The Disunion sentiment Is paramount in
at leaSt;seven STATES, iEhileiit idifides ;fahd
distTaesi sss many more. 'Nori issit wise I'd
deceive ourselves with the impression that
the South is not in earnest. IL is in earnest,
and the sentiment has taken hold of al
classes with such blind yehemence, as to
''crush OUT the Union sentiment. -
Now, while, as has been said, it is easy to
prove all this unjust and wrong, we have 10
deal with things as they are-with facts as
they exist--with people blinded by passion.
Peaceable Secession is cot iptended nar is Il
practicable even Is such,was its oject. Mad,
however, as Thea Sodtk is there Is a Union
sentiment there worth. eherishing. 1t will de-
velop and expand as fast as the darkness and
delusior, in relation TO the feelings OF tue
North, can be dispelled. Tbis-caIls for mod
Grafton aud ferbearanes. We do not apt.
when. our dwelling is in flames, 10 stop TO
ascertain whether it Ras fbesWok5 Of an in
cendiary before we. extinguish the fire.
Hence our Suggestions of a BASIS of adjust
meBt. without thei- expectation that they
would be accepted, in terms, by either sec
ton, but that they might possibly inaugu-
rata q ptoEe emu f1:tlhE dlfacl s1sl Ihe
Union Is worth preserving, And i. worth
preserving, SUGGESTIONS IN It's 'beha1f, however
crude, wiiRnot be-eesden neas i Aivictorious
party Gap afford to bs toaerant1;nstzs g. our
ffiendsassumss in TIE abandon ne q on abasa
ment of its principlesso or eharacter,-but in
efforts to correct and 1diisabdseS the minds of
those who misunderstood both "a 'B- q ~
i Before a final appeal-7befpre a. resort to
the-eIpa ghsiroYn OF wal; live should like to
see "a Convention of the People; coasfstiRg
of Delegates appoidte by the 'Sta trs Alter
more: than seventy Years of : wear and teaF.0
OF cathSion sssugs- bfasiga y-itsshogid belBe
cause of wonder that the macsfH cry Of Gov
ernment IS fotfnd weakened, or out OF fSeipafr,
orseyen defective. Nor would it be anprQfit-
seIe fazthe North and South, bringiHE iis1lr
rsspeff5Fe svfstss ,e hid ns and Prone fe-
f,fms5p sIeouiais5a' Z iirbitrvfnkft, sos5nset,
dkaeilszand determine upon futures ~
Wy spPpSsf sat the SertR bss PPatAipg
even say hstsxaesae5obe gAf6e4sa5y it. We
doae5 fes 9hEi9as1sassnssja.sadss e discuss
this aspect OF ne qaesf!sq9pgea R"t Il IS ms
tqke--d Serious and On GzpaasIre laistqks ); The
Nbfsh aha South we're Wise y and. b5yiaa' god
Providence. suaited.l Their in terests, their
welfare. a heir hapPfnessf their 81 oFy,stheir
destiny is 6pe. lScpdr asFd " hi ie- the North
IaHguisIiias i The South becomes, first a: psspQ
tIsm. running riot for a season, withi anfe-
strained African Slavery, to share, IN time,
the fate of eyeFF :4dpisaU Nation, whether
Desp9tism. sApnarchyss ;sSRspAhAs - ahat
late, Induced by thesi iadelenee, iaxaEy and
iaxity of the -ipFivfieged few, lover htkef OPP
pressed. degraded and snstayed -1nepys
Anarchy and Destruction. That Fate. swift
ten in the History of all enslaved nations
structive mH5numshtai are seen Ia Egypt, in
Italy, in Central zsh erica iandin=stekieess
These are s tIRs eFilsssafPa ihihsg are not inn
aglnarYI we dsslrsto avert. But eqn-
scioqs OF the Ieebleness OF q slngle aiVolse in
ten pest there zis6iiitiedo ss1paclsbutzto
abide les 'peltings. The Republicans Party
now represents one 'siiei or a con tToyerEy
fraught with the safety and welfare OF this
GeverHneatAad Nftieh. . As Shs ifrnsfaaall
we shall eRaeey orsio do our dnty = ard szsswe
understand 1t that duty doeszihet consist in
foidsd arms or sailed ears fIepsa eyes
: A QUEER PssFoAnzkcs.a-ssfiss Ddta Dayl
SON. VINO dresses one-half ike giais,saaIid
one-half like q woman, and alternates her
voice from tenor TO soprano to suit, is sing
ing in New York under the title of the "Ex-
traordinary-V DICED Double Siugeru