Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-16

nominations and take his post0al win he repuias
Douglas d1d his doctrines aud Seo0rd and an parties
FOR the time being. and agree 70 support IN tie future osIs
Aat parry o. s man 'oo shell distinctly come 10 tbs
gosstionr y So aa other grounds Of difference shan
9e torgottel. and lcl giUe lin ma hel5e s,suD0yS
IL Is indispensable to success that he Soaher Dsynoe-
racg should take ais position for IL Il in the Darao
cratic party that one Of the doctrines which Is At
war WAN the laT and our rights finds its home and
its strenth II SOUTHERN DEMOcRATs woUID pRysrpvr
THEIR sELF REsPEcT THEY TAKE THIS PosfTIoN II
1855, 1856 AND 1851 WE OF THE AAERlcASs ISsIsTro
THAT Mr. DoUGLks aCCgFsED TIIR vERr -Pr,srVIo1
N WHICH VIZ NOW FIND HIM, and our objections to the
Kansas ball were Its SqnRtteT Cor Popularl Sover-
eighty and alien suffrage features by the first of
which this principle of Douglas was to be fixed ON
the Territories. ard by the second the population
was to be secured which was to make the principle
effective. The Democrats peFsistently and eyerv-
where denied our charges both as to Douglas and
the Kansas BILL Butt has turned out that we were
right and they were mistaken. We speak nothing
in the spirit of triumph. We do not ask the Demo
Gratis TO join party, but we do ask them to aban-
don those who have deceived them, and meet us on
the high ground Of right and help us to defend the
law. We make no boast, we claim no reward, for
we only did our duty.
/ make the appeal directly to Gov. Brown, and
hope we shall hear from him before the 10th Of
August viii he repudiate party, and stand on the
law with US. or viii he remain party candidate
standing on the Cincinnati platform WHERE DOUGLAS
AND Van BUREN, ARE ALSO STANDING AND PREACHING
THEIR FREE SOIL HEREsIEs! If be has not the cour
age or strength to break his party letters. win the
ehivalrOus Thomas do it ? In no DEMOCRAT HAS TIL
NERVE TO QUIT HIS PARTY AND COME TO THE COUNTRY
WILL, NOT SOME NOBLE GEORGIAN, WHO HAS HEREToFoRl
HAD NO ACTIVE CONNECTION WITH PARTY CONFLICTS LEAF
A DEIUDED PEOPLE AWAY FROM THAT BODY OF DEATH
PARTYsM.
Then also let the people Of the various Congres
sional Districts, withoui regard to party nomina
tions made or TO be made, vote for tileir very SO
blest and best man, and send them all OF one Volc'
to Washington, DECLARING THAT THE SOUTH WILL N
LOyGER SUBMIT TO HAVE HER RIGHTS REGARDED AS sEkl
TRUMP CARDS F1R DEIAGOGUES TO WIN POWER AND Will
THEREFORE, TOLERATE NO MAN OR ORGANIZATION OF
GOVERNMENT WHICH WILL NOT ENFORCE AND ADHlNlSTE
THE LAW.
have written, sir. as think have made sug
gessions Honest minds can easily fill up the argu
ment. l will not conceal from any, whittier, II
my opinion the policy have suggested may lea'
IFIN 1860 THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY SHALL
| GIVEUS PRINCIPLES AND & NOMINEE COMING
| DISTINCTLY AND BOLDLY UP TO THE REQUl
| SITES OF THIS LETTER. AND OUR PARTY
| SHALL FAIL TO DO so, THEN, TO BE CON
| SISTENT, WE MUST AND WE WILL GO TO TIKI
| DEMOCRACY.
If our party shall come to this standard and De
mocrsey shall fail then Southern Democracy, to b
consistent must come with u.s..
If both shall come up periodically to the line de
signated, then we shall have done great good t
| the country, and we can go in good humor anC
with good consciences each to his respective stand
| ard TO do battle on other and proper issues.
If neither shall come to the rescue, but boil
bend before the winds Of fanataeism, or party po
Icy AND REPUDIATE BE AFRAID or TIE LAW, THE,
| WE SHALL. DEFEAT BOTH. IF WE CAN, AND FAILING
| IN THIS, WE SHALL ALL JOIN HANDS AMI
HEARTS AND VOICES TOO, IN QUEST OF a
! GOVERNMENT THAT WILL ACKNOWLEDGE
! THE RIGHT, AND PROTECT THE CITIZEN. Al
an American PROUD WITH CONFIDENCE IN NY ASSOCIATES
| and knowing honesty therefore,, and happy II
the consciousness of my reetitude Of purpose now
| DO NOT FEAR AND WILL not SHRINK FROM TIE TEST.
Yours, very truly, b. H. Hull
To Col GEO. NJ. DUDLEY, Americas, Ga.