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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-09

HEALTHY FAR.-Tbe report of the board of
health of New Orleans shows, for the week ending
the lst of September, two cases of cholera and
only one of yellow fever. Remarkably healthy.
considering the intense heat of the present summer
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-09

OFT FOR Observation-Disclosures that the proposition
TO unite the whole party in Connecticut has failed
the Hartford Times comes out with the names of
BRECKINRIDGE AMI LANE at the head of its columns
and publishes call for mass convention at New
Haven on the I2ih instant, to nominate electors
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-09

"OFF WITH HIS HEADT-The acting jailor (Nr.
McGiboney.) informed us yesterday afternoon
that he had been ordered by the person who man
ages the Sheriff office of this county, to take from
the Montgomery HdI the Jail advertising patti onage.
Still we shall not advocate John Bell and the aboli
ton of slavery in the District of Columbia.-Aont
qonery Mdil, Sept l.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-09

ATOTHER DOUGLAS FLAG LowERED.-WHAT DOES II
MEAN ?-The Savannah Republican. which has hither-
to had the BELL and DOUGLAS tickets at the head of
separate columns, comes out the 9th without the
latter What does WeanG Is the association be-
ginning to tell?
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-09
MONEY MOVES THE WORLD!
Great Cash Sale OF Furniture, Mattresses,
Pianos, BGggfes, etc., etc.
HARDY BROrHERS, Auetiouears

ON SATURDAY morning. 18th September 1850 at 10 o'clock
" We Will sell extraordinary invoice Of staple nj
ture, comprising Wsrdr jbes, Bu sdsad, every
bic style and vs ~. Cases, Waiting Desks; Breakfast
DIM er and Card fable Chairs st Lounges Crhs
Racks etc Also, three No u-tSye Pianos;
ass rtei and Buggs with Harm 80 ssJri
and shuck Mattresses. Besides arge and various stick
goods not mentioned Sale positive.
HARDY BROTHERS,
sept9 Auetioaeers GenI Ag'ts ~ Pnbis square
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-09

Two OPPOSITION SENATORS IN ALABAMA FOR BRECK-
TNRIDGE AND LANE.-Convinced that his well known
and often avowed principles and opinions would
constrain him to the support of Bre kinridge and
Lane We did not hesitate some weeks since TO class
Hon. E. L. Mcintyre of Pike. among their friends
We have not been disappointed. 4 few days since
he spoke for three hours at Troy IN their behalf ac-
ministerng some terrible blows to the candidates of
the Union savers. 1t is SAID to have been solid
and unanswcrable argument in vindicatOn of his
position ! By all odds, the two ablest men OF the
Opposition in the district, arc now actively sup
porting Breckenridge and Lane. Mr.. Gilchrist Of
Lowndes was four years ago the Fillmore elector,
and Mr. Mcintyre was one of his most efficient coad
tutors. They are now standing shoulder to shout
der IN defence of the great Southern right OF pro
lection to slave property in the Territories. We
learn from the State Rights AdUOcGte, that Hon. Dan
lei II. hcrn, of Coffee, Senator from that county,
Oo'lngton and Conecuh is also an ardent friend of
brecSlnrldge and Lane He too, is of the 0pposi-
O out not 10 the extent of surrendering the rights
o! MS section We should lave been both surprised
and mortified If he had taken any other course 1t
makes our heart leap for Joy when we see such true
men laying down their party prejudices upon the
altar OF their country.-Egata Spirit of the South.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-09
MURRAY ', lame, R To,n.,, y.

sSTEWART MURRAY VS. James Tolbert Henry Rich
- mond, William H. Jones others Injunction Bill IN
motion OF complainant by his scOr, appearing the
satisfaction Of the CT and daster oma al cation
plslnants pill which IS ss m to, that the defendants James
fobert and William tones Pesdants State
Fendessee ord red that p1n made for
GesVe weeks IA the qkIqN AAn AMERICAN newspaper publish
ed in the OF Nashville, Tennessee, uiri the sad non
defencants appear on reors the seopd AondAy
February next De ore the hsncey Court Gsnt
compainans bill the the 10 vii be taken for
ennf ed and dosn for hearing xpare tae next
tern Of said So1 az ,.,..., H. Bolts, 9; & N.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-09

Two MEN HUNG.-The Houston (Texas) Telegraph
of the 18th ult, learns that Two men, named BROAD
WRIGHT were hung 10 Robertson county on the Sun
day evening previous near the Falls county line.
They were notorious horse thieves. and had been
tampering with the slaves of that county
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-09
a POLITICAL PARALLEL.
VIM. Il. Yancey and JnO. Bell.

Below we give Mr.. YAScEr's SLAUGHTER Letter.
about which SO much has been said by the Opposi-
ton papers and speakers, and in parallel column
we give an extract from speech of the Hon JNo
BELL, delivered in the Senate Of the United States
on the 9th Of July, 1850, on the Compromise
Measures. If YANcEE is disunionist, what is Mr..
BELL. according to bis own words? Read and Judge
for. yourselves
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-09
LARGE AND EXTENSIVE STOCK,

The extreme hardness Of the tines
large amount Of Commission Goods which will be sold regard
ltsso' prices
TINS indeed chance oseash and prompt purchasers
liberal discount will be aO@ ed all mt hills cah. We
would merely to who ha'e deserving pay
cash. just attend this sale IN Remem Der
the days OF Sd September Is ~ and 20.
SEPT tbs a IrTCTrs
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-09

MONTGOMERY, July ID. 1885
DEAR SIR:-Your kind favor
Of the 18th Is received. 1 hard
u agree with you that ? general
movement can be made that viii
clean out the Augean stable. II
the Democracy we're overthrow
it would resultin giving place
to a greater and hungfier swarm
Of flies. Theremedy Of the South
Is not in such a process; It Is
in a diligent organization Of her
true men fer prompt resistancs
to the next aggression. II must
come in the nature Of things
No national party can save us;
no sectional party can ever dc
It: but IL we could do as oul
fathers cid, organize commit.
te Of ssfety all over the cotton
states-and Il is only in them
that we can hope for an efe5
tive movement we shall fire
the Southern heart, instruct the
Southern mi I'd, give courage tc
each other, and at the proper
m'ment, By one organized, con
certed action, We can rrecipita'e
the cottnG States into q reT0l1
ton, The idea has been shall
owed forth in the South BY Mr.
Rufin, and hiss been taken Ut
and recommended by the Id
rertiser the Montgomery or
gan Of Mr.. Ysncy cncsr th'
name Of The League OF Uni
ted southerners" who. Keeping
up their old party relations OF
all other questions, viii hold
the southern issue paramount
and will iDfuenee parties, Leg
islatures and Statesmen. 1 hav'
no time to enlarge but to sug
sest merely.
Tsigned
". i. YANcEY.
To Jas. Slaughter, Esq.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-09

ne hume Is on ths oetp --CdDaIoeL
According to the Premier, PALNERsToS says a
contemporary, this fine boast is no longer appca-
bic to g the mistress Of the seas She must lave
her bulwarks," and that, too, at pretty steep .
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-09
General ReruIntIon,

General Regulations
No deduction will be made ahgeuce or ,-ftha...-r
oceaSsio9td By illness ordismssal. - -
Pupils will be charged from the aatsou vbich a.. -.
toilet. ~'-.''ss 'or nc
% clothing pocket money. --s -i-Sie@
FuPs Will not Be allowed to SPEND Pockst essz A r -
Of the Acaiemy. - - H-p1oE
70 lr per eorrespondrlce al letter. received ana
sent are Sn u peTuE. he Suser;or tbo,b l.,
u Sqen nee Ptrsns o. uaus
ne sxespt OF books Of devotion kooka or perod
Gals are alloSed n cirsnlae In the nsti uion e -
receive tn. a Proysi q The Mother Superior. -
pa Application made Mssh-
CT Superior Of TIE Academy the Rev Biahon Wl
All business letter must be addressed to the Nofbrr s
81 Mount vernon near Nashville shn
USIos AND ANlRrAS copy til octo er ard chsrTe ts a.
Ace Il dseffs. - wv -
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-09

ER0F SETTLE md others, David Myers and others w.
Dav Gntths heirs and oaers-Bils Revision c.
idLed On motion II compliments by their ct,r and
Ppsaring to satisfaction Of the Clerk an
allegation IN compainats BILL which to- that the de-
fendsnts James g. rifh, John G fifth same T. drfth
William Z her and Pcly Wilche residents Of the
State Of enn is cred hat publ be made for
four esks in the UNION AMERICAN nswpaper
published in the city o. NasEie tennessee requiring sSd
nonrsde defendants before the second Non
day in February next efoe he Chancery Court at
to answer conpanans bill the allegations therein will be
taken for confessed and the Tor Tearing exparte A
to them al the next trm Of ssiu c urt W. II. B0rT>,
september 9, 6U-A4.-prs ee 50 Clerk and Mas err
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-09

large stock Of eVey grade Of Prints Besehea Brown
DOmeses, Plaid Linse's (prInred plan.J Wooi De
LANES and cSshmsres, Col red Silks, Black Silks PopnS De-
bags French Me mos Engh snd German AeTiDos, Printed
American DsLAines, Ribbons, Trimmings, White Goods En-
brodes Laces; TtOek Of white yellow rcd and gray
fannelS; Clhs Cassmerss. Satnsts Seal Skin and
Beaver Ciohs; ever CcAn; large stock Of Shirts skirts.
Fronts shirt Collars Suspende Gloves Hose and half Hose
Of every kind. &s-
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-09
must be Sold.

FINE No. second hs carriage viii he sold at AuctSn
~ in front of orr Auction r Saurd morning Sep
mser eth a 10 o'clock This Carl almost goOi
chance il wash 70 speealAe or pprhAse
for your O n use ThABUE LUCUS.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-09

ALSO, Knives and Forks, Saws Augers, GmhletI Door
eEs dLOck Backing Buahes Backing, Guns and Gun
Caps, &c.
We uuEnEy acknowledge that have the largest stock OF
every description OF Goods in the city Of Nashville all
have to is that intend to sell them SHAH
Be the headquarters for cash and abort lime prompt only
There an and cmI Time Trsde that purchase their
goods in his city, and intend thar
md We saw ll,ra h1 sra1l M xaunfra
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-09
NASHVILLE Theatre.


Monday Evening September 10, 1860.
FIRST MIGHT OF TIE SEASON.
Perfor to with Shells great tragic play Of
EVADRE. EyadDe, cher first apPearaucs) BREsLGw;
Coonna, Mr.. e 7. STETsnE; Ludoyico Mr.. TEMPTATION.
EancY Danc Miss ekLLIk BYRoH
To conclude with the thrilling Drama Of The Broken
SNS ord. Myrtillo, a Dumb 0rphan,) Miss FRANcE;
Estivan, Mr. STETso ROsara, Miss Helena
Previous the national overture composed expressly
By Mr. Mueller, 10 e followed by Tie STAR
Sung BY the whole company. septg-lt
PROCLAMATION
GSHAM g. HARRIS, Governor State Of Tennessee
To all who shall lhese Grean0 Whereas, IL
has been made known to that certain JOHN McoRARY
charged with having committed arocious murder on
the 2sh day Of August 1850 upon the body Rn Roberson
late OF our County Of Wilson, has fed from justice
running At large
Nos hsrefors L IsHAH HARRI Governor A. aforesaid
by virtue Of the and authority in vested hereby
oder reward o. Two undred and Fifty Dollars
person persons apprehend the said John
McCraTy, and deliver hin the Sheriff Tailor Of our Coun
Of Wilson, in order that justice in that behalf may
and executed. i
~ In testimony whereof, have hereuntn set my hand
and caused the great seal Of the State to be affixed at
IL Nashville, the eh day Of September, le6O
ISHAM G. HARRIS
~ By the Governor:
J. <. R. RAY, Secretary Of State
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-09
Duel Between Two BrOthers.-.-BOth
Killed.
The Nachitoches (La) Chronicle of the 18th ult,


records the following terrible tragedy:
A quarrel arose few nights ago between two
brothers named L0ngnO (William and Bur
rIl,) residing few miles above Campte, when a
proposition being made by one of them that they
should fight it out Immediately with double barrel
ed shot guns it was accepted by the other, and
firing simultaneously, both of them were instantly
killed
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-09
STATE FA1 r.
Eg ea&59 - - Al
and Chattanooga Rail-
road COMPANY,

-..r sUPEKuTKxDEST's ORyIcK,
Nashville, Sept 6, 1860.
nASSBNGRR Trains will Re Ihe Depst Of the
Nashville and Chr Railroad and tie Fair Grounds
daring the Fair week, commencing Monday 10th
following Schedule, lc-w.t:
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-09
The Springfield (Mass) RepuJlican says of the Re

publican nominee for Governor of that State
His John Brown sympathies and speeches. his
Garrlsonlan Affiliations, his negro-trainng predi.
lecuOns and all that sort of extreme antislavervis
with which his record abounds will be trumreted
far and wide in the State to iniure him. out of II To
harm Lincoln, and though it will doubtless have its
effect in frightening tmid and conservative recruits
it viii strengthen others to seyerer labor and can
hardly anywhere change or endanger results.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-09

EAMES DRAPER, John Murray Snd William H. Bolts Va
- james Fitzgerald Joseph FE gerald, Richard fitzgerald and
sampson Fitzgerald riginsl Bill. On motion OF com
plainsns by their SOLICITOR and appearing the satSzcon
OF the Clerk and M-sler aidavit Of Ihn P
one Of the that the defenda1ts on-re
dents Of the state Of II is oTde ed that publication
be made for four weeks in the UNION AMERC.E
newspaper PUBLISHED in the city OF NRshVe re ne
Eequf ne s defendants Apsr hFe the second Mon
day in febrqar before ChalcFy Court AdesDoro
ainalts bill, the al ,tions hein vii, be
taken for confessed and down hearing expar
the OF SID Court. ". H. BOrTS G. q NJ
Septe Hber 9. '6O-wit-pr's Zee So
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-09

~ NJ GOOLESRY vs. William Young, William Jones'
H. K n 'ones and others ~, unet on Bill On ctlon,
AMI ppearing e he saisf and Master fro
an aegstion c9mpsinants whi, sworn to- that ths
defen lapts william Jones aud JOn-s nonresdents
OF the ale Of Tenne 1t is cred publication b. mad
for four in the UEoN Devspl
per published the city OF Nashville Tennessee requiring said
nonresident defendants appeaef the Chan efv Con
Ganeb or b. the second no0d Ia bruary next 10
answer the bill fcompainant F. NJ GOolesby flied against
them aud sad court, the taken for
Confessed and set doW for hearing sxps- them at
the next nm nf said Court W. Il. BUTTS, e. M
september 9. 90 RA.-nrs fee a3. i
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-09

UonpTsng BRET view Of Preenlal naiauGfons and sec
tons inslaing az The National Pa'iorns yet adOp
Also, history Of the struggles respecting Slavery n he Te
res, and OF the action Of Congress the freedom Of h
Lands With the most n0tbe speeches and letter. KsuIn o.
al Presidential elect since Is75
For sale in Nashville By JOHN YORK q GO,
sol Un,on street
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-09

A GERMAN DOUGLAS ELECTOR BACKING OUT-Mr
OSWALD OTTENneRFER one of the candidates on the
DOUGLAS and KnOwNothiRg ticketfor EIector in New
York, has writtento the DOUGLAS Central Committee
of that State. that he cannot cooperate with the
Bel men on the ticket We belive Mr.. OTrExDoGrERis
one of the editors of the German organ in New
York and if so. he will materially influence tie
German eeilent in that quarter.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-09

The Boston Post says that Gov. JOHNSON, candi-
didate for YIcePresldent on the DOUGLAs ticket is
reported to have sad in a speech at Augusta, Ga,
that ifany one would prove to him that Mr.. DoUG
LAS was in favor Of squatter sovereignty, he woad
vote for BEECkNRIDGE. If that be So DOUGLAS
will lose the vote of his associate the Presiden
tial ticket
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-09
Ceuntlnr ono chickan..
1T ALlcu cAar.

~ AL1cE CANT.
A true As , aliVsl
Let me eount-0ne. two, three, four -.
On. IL could bat find one more
or he beauties, that viii te dvei
Just look and see how they h9p about
And see what pretty ihinx
The little gray one IL, and IN
Tier IS another nnet sc IT, Joe.
With sts head through It's mot.ers wing
Ny dainty daEings. he still, Be still
Just "inule till zee
Wtic1i the 9rettest-that with down
Softly yeiOz and striped sta brown
Or that vi the golden bill
That one is cunning, with back and breast
BLACK as Tayen, and 90 ma -
No bigger than OF Is ~ thp-'s eS4s
And he tniest ii tic iOsy less-
hardly ssW it al all.
Will double up ny hand to the nest,
AFRAID thoagh an Of he nuthef hem
An put 'hem into l. on by enc,
me gray the yeiloW, the MACK and dun,
Ana see which Is pfe,uesg shenl
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-09

wArzEE'ES wALkrR havs complete uaent Of fcse
desirable Hats IN All the plp1ar coors for ssnn ts
cases more u those afs rect from he us
tom House WATEgsIELD & WALKER
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-09

The Bellows Falls argus says Of the seventeen
names composing the Windham county (Yt.) DoUG-
LAS convention organization, three arr othceholders,
are disappointed applicants for office, one has
asked for iavors, one has just resigned an office,
and two others have just been refused offices for
their friends The Argus states these facs, not ma
hciously, but in reply to the assertion that the
BRECKINRDGEIiS are exclusively ofhceholders.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-09

ON Monday sept I0th 1850 ai3P n saviil sell for as-
count o. y. HkRx Co, laes lut q unclarec bar,
HARDY BROTHERS,,
ssps-tds Aaesonsslk soaI Ag'ts. Ae Pablo sqaaEse
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-09
The Fall Style Of Gentlemen's Hats
READY TO pay Az
WATERFlELD a WALKERS

TFtHOsE who have been waiting for the New F.,bsov. -
Hats can noE bssaprlRd sith all the ulas Il les ~
ns - ALkH2s Their assortment d fzll
and complete, unsurpassed cy aHy house in the
WAPEkFIELD 4 WALKRR
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-09
Auction Sale Of Oreign BramdieS,
HARDY RROTHERs, Auctioneers,

nNTHURsDAY morning 18th September $50, at o'clock
will Sell charges quarter pipes
per grape Brandy 1855 SO and 20 i'm.
house certificates accompanying Pacsage
peige LIT Of Blandy pure very
FL est quality. Terms cash. HARDY BROTHERS,
sept9 Auetione rs & Gen. Agts, ~ ublic square
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-09

SCATTER SOVEREIGNTY IN IS34-EhlAe tRe Ne
braska bill was under consideration In the Senate
Mr.. CHASE, cE Ohio, offered the following amend
ment:
The people of a Territory, through their aPpro-
PIRATE representatives if they it, may prohibit
the existence Of slavery therein
This was popular sovereignty, pure and undis-
guised, yet we find every Democratic Senator,
Judge DOUGLAS included, voting against it, while
every Black Republican Senator voted for it. Now,
Judge DOUGLAS is trying to folst this miserable
Black Republican dogma upon the Democratic party,
and threatens to break up and destroy the organza-
ton unless il IS received.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-09

An Hats ordered duriag The week gin De ready for deliver,
saturday evening. No Hats deliVered sunday
MATERRIEbD WALKER.
a0g3a Pc Ruaie souare.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-09

| ss33 s75 tl
". B. cAMPBELL. Pres dent
| sAM'L 7. MoTTLEY. Cashier.
/ STATE or rKNKEssEE, Wilson County
iersonAly before White, acting Justice
OF the Peace for said county W. CAMPBELL, President
sAAL MoEy, Cashier Of tie Bank Middle
Lebanon snd made oath that the foregoing exhibits
the true condition Of the aas Ct sad Bank the LIST day
September at O'Clock p NJ, Of said day Sworn and
scribed before ne. this 4h day OF septamber, l860
sep6 J. B. WHITE, Up.
Shelby Medical College.
FUVHE Preliminary ecurse Lectures in this institution will
commence on Monday the 1sI October $780,
The course will the hrst Monasy in No
YCmber.
TBOs MIDDx, D. Professor o. Principles and Prases Of
j. Ass.sArnT, D. Professor Of Theory AID Prasios Of
JoHS P roSD D. Professor Of Obstetrics and DISEASES Of
Women anil Chidrsn
JOHs H. CAGGrSuEa, D, Professor Of MAterA Msdes and
DAvrI n wssa. r. Professor ysiology and Pathology
HnxRr EaHi D. Professor Chemistry and Medical Juris
prudence
H. NJ ConPros D. Demonstration Of Anatomy.
The Anatomical viz be opened the iss Of October.
The Faculty are Physicians and surgeons City Hot
p the ciincnl which odeei TO the students
Amount Of fees for Lectures MSgrieuation e5 Demon
strator' = Zee sic; Graduzt fee SIS.
For OaLAl CUES Of farther infsr nation, Apply to
JOHN FORD, II. D,
sep7-dlN-U1m Dean Of the tscuity.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-09
ELECTORAL TICKET,

For the state at Large.
LAND0N C. HAYNES. of Washington.
W. G. WHITTH0RNE, of Maury.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-09

For the Congressional Districts.
First DisTrict--A. G. WATKINS of jefferson.
Second JAMES D. THOMAS. of Claiborne.
Third d. NJ. KEY, of Hamilton.
Fourth THOMAS B. MURRAY, of Warren.
Fifth VIM B. BATE of Sumner.
Sixth GEORGE CAN'T, of Maury.
Seventh n. n. COX, of Perry,
Eighth ROBT. W. HAYWOOD of Davidson
Ninth J. d. c. ATKINS. Of Henry.
Tenth H. S. BRADFORD. of Haywood.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-09
Douglas working TO EIee: Lincoln,

The following most remarkable statement was
recently made by Hon. ANsoN BURLINGANE, in a
speech in Maine, as reported by correspondent Of
the Bangor Uaion of the 18th ult. We would like
to see Mr. DOUGLAs's friends explain or refute this
remarkable announcement:
The Hon. Arson Burlingame addressed the eit-
zens of Belfast on last Tuesday evening. The only
point the speaker made which is worthy of the at
tenton of Democrats is that which disclosed his
alleged confidential relations with Mr.. Douglas.
Upon this matter give Mr.. Burlingame's language.
as follows: "Colfax, Frank Blair and myself have
had frequent private interviews with Mr. Douglas,
in his own house. On those occasions Mr.. Douglas
freely made use of expressions of the deepest iRdg
nation aqdiaSt SG1qleTR dictdiOR.' :" | also had
private interview with Mr.. Douglas continued Mr..
Burlingame, " on the occasion of his late visit TO
Boston Mr. Douglas then made Hsa Of this Ian
guage: Burlngame, ] Rm elected Senator for six
years /: have got Joe Lanes head in A basket and
shall soon have Sdell's. Brghts, and Ftch's. Won't
it be a splendid sight, Burlingamc, 10 see McDOugal
returned from California. Baker from Oregon. and
DOuglqs and Old Abe,' all at Washington together
FOR THE NEXT President Is TO CONE FROM ILLINOIS!
Mr.. Burlingame then eXhOrted the Douglas men
to vote for Lincoln both to revenge the wrongs
done to their favOrite by the Southern Democracy.
and to carry out Mr.. Douglass wishes" for said
Mr. b. what else than the election of Lincoln could
Mr. Doygias have had in view when, in his recent
speech at Rocky Point Rhode Island, he declared
that he never on EARTH would agree TO union with
the Breckenridge BeR, " This sald MI. b..
q means the election of Lincoln, and nothing else.