Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-22
GOOD News from ,Eezas-The 81 ons
Stn.. SrnEcsz stands I,r The E-nEou

Good News from 5-e1as-The ~ one
star States Stands by the Union.
We condense the following glorious news
FROM our Texas exchanges.
The Colorado Citizen says:
MIR. W. S. Delaney, who has just returned
from political meeting which he addressed
in LaGrange, reports glorious news. The
whole German vote, ea EaaSSe, is going for
the Union Ticket, and the people generally
are hocking to the national standard of Bell
and Everett. We learn, also, that the Ger
man vote-about five huudUed-in Austin
county Will go the same way. Schleicher, OF
San Antonio, is for the Union Ticket. Ii is
probable that the German vote of Texas
{about twelve thousand; will 20 the same
way This gives good hopes to the Union
Ticket The ball rolls or!
The same paper has the following:
"a glorious Union meeting has been held
at Round Top. Every vote for the Union
ticket but three! The people still cling to
the old ark hequeathed 10 US by our fathers
The patriotic flame is catching from bosom
70 bosom and the Union fires are burning
brightly on the affairs Of the peoples hearts
The German vote in Il Macedonian phdlanX
Is going for the Union. Ali honor to such
good Union loving citizens. We feel like
bringing out the rooster and the cannon
now
ssStr-ke for the green graves Of your siresi
str k for yocr affairs aud your lresi
Strike TIL the LAST armed foe eXpresi-
God ana your native land.'
The following is an extract from letter
to the Citizen, dated LaGrange, September
18Th:
THE glorious cause of The Union has re-
ceiyed powerful impulse in its onward and
irresistible course. This has been a proud
day to every patriot-beart in old Fay tie
The Union. or rather Fusion meeting came
off today. and TO the chagrin OF all fire.
eaters, and all true patriots, it surpassed in
numbers and enthusiasm the anticipations OF
the most anguine. The free masses from ev-
eTy precinct Of the county were present and
and united in the work of putting down sec
tiOnalisEH in our once happy land. .Paschal
and Robson disappointed US, but your elo-
queut Dclany and Larkin Price threw them
selves into the breach and achieved a mighty
triumph to our country. Nor is this all: the
German population are with u.s. They came
in with music and the Star Spangled Banner,
and participated freely in the proceedings
We also enjoyed 4 Union speech from one OF
their number-Mr. Houn-who spoke first in
German, and afterwards addressed a few
patriotic remarks in English to the audience
FaycIte tOuutf Will pEoNdO!N give OOO ma
jority for the Union Ticket
The ZateIhgeacer. says that the Brownsville
F7cg has hauled down the names Of Breckin
ridge and Lane.
Mr.. n. Gussett writes the Kiteliigeneer from
Corpus Christi that the Union ticket fakes
well, and viii get almost unanimous vote
on the Rio Grande.
Gen. FL. Clay Davis writes that Union
Ciuo is TO 10 formed at Rio Grande City;
that the Rio Grande people won't swallow
disunion-they cannot afford ii.
The Alamo Express says that Bexar county
is certain for the Union ticket by larger
majority than was given to Gen. Houston in
the last Gubernatorial election.
A correspondent of The New Orleans Ores
cent writes that paper from Indianola, that
the Union cause is daily gaining strength in
that quarter.
The Bolton Aadepe'adentis sanguine that Bell
county viii go for the Union ticket. 1t
speaks of number of changes from Breek-
inridge to the Union couse within the last
four weeks.