Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-30
SOLD agaLn Io ahe RIaek Republieans..Th

Sold again 10 the Black Repmblcans--The
Bell men of Indiana Elected Lane--OuI
of ihefr own Mouths they are Condemn
ed
The big organ of the Bell-Everett party in Ken,
lucky being Intercepted as TO the defeat of Hen.
bricks in Indiana, depOses and says
have no complaints against our friends in Indians
for the they thought h in election OF Tues
lure them TO 'e 70 g5ork Immediately dHd endeGUor 10 re
~ ne tay 5ohieb has 6eeH 1o The coHntry They
yet depend upon them.-LOU. Jour-, Oct. Il.
Another staunch Opposition organ in this State
the Shelby AelcS gives the following written dcpo-
sitOn:
OF the Union party, many voted Tor Hendricks the Douglas
candidate others Tor Lane, and refused
either Betwesn the there is this say Lane believe
from all we hsye read and heard, that neither morally po
csy can Hendrcs be ranked among honest men, The Union
party OF Indiana having candidate Of their had the right
deplors deeply the triumph OF Black RepubcaDlm have
woro rroof Of them for voting hey pleased for
voting at all. ..
The testimony of witnesses belonging to the other
wing OF the Opposition is still clearer ON the main
point. The LDHiSUiAe Democrat, which is lust now
the best of authority with Bell men deposes as fol-
lows:
election large number of Bell men in Ae,ordsn,e
with their principles voted for Hendricks still larger nubr
cii5sIadiHg The eertion oth true friends Of tie In
ion IN their party, rOtoCE for Lane.
And here is what the Indianapolis State Sentinel the
organ OF the Douglastes in Indiana, says:
The Republican State ticket got considerable Brckinrd
vote and SusERous Bell and Everett vote neither whih
probable will for Lincoln In addition great many BrecE
nrdge men did not vote for officers These facts show De
cded coupton majority IN Indiana Il is fair to calculate
that Col Lane received TWENTY Bell Everett and
Breckenridge yoteI which W Republican can
didate for the Presidency.
The testimony which follows will be deemed bv
the Opposition TO be Of the highest and most unqucs
tionabe order Jas. G. Bryant is a member of the
State Central Committee of the Constitutional Union
party of Indiana, and Col r. W. Thompson is the
acknowledged leader of the Bellcveretts in t2 Hoos-
Ter State. Both of these gentlemen lust before the
election, published addresses to their party from
which we extract the following explicit avowsIs of
the intention OF the Bell men to procure the election
of the Black Republican ticket:
This October election a the most important 10 the s
that will take place for many years to come ~
fore entreat you e an old Line Henry iav VIII 10 ss -,
before you vote the Democratic State Ticket on eJsv psr
think unfortunate party that we aid moi
full State Ticket but have ticket Of our own lei n,
gain nothing BY so voting We had better not vote At All thar Ia
do so-7siIs. o. Bryant
Bat do gain something b election IN my iuesDt
and therefore shall vote Tor him Cd WHO educ
ted IN the faith taught Icy Henry Clay. nave ougLt
go many Wig battles together that think all the I'M
pr and inc nations Of his election therefore, will
upon all the issues Of the parties revive The shirt o B
~ for which have all the time lsborng That will Sa
something gained. ". ZAompIoa.
The six witnesses that we have introduced viz
the Louisville Journal the Shelby NeoS, the Louis
vile DcmocTd the indianapolis Sentinel JAS G. Bry
ant and Col r. W. Thompson, are all bitter enemies
OF The Democracy However questionable their tes-
tmony might be on other subjects. weare willing 10
admit that they competent witnesses to testify
against themselves. When they all say as we have
shown above, that the Bell party of Indiana voted for
the black Republican candidate for Governor and
secured his election they are telling the truth for
once their lives and ought to have credit for such
a remarkable instance on their part.-heltucky
Campaign.