Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-06-18
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The Obiee OF the lab ma Rollins
GeleSPss.


The Object OF the lab ma Roliins
GeiesPss.
The reccnt action o he Yancey cenren-
lion IA by this time Guiliar-fo most of the
people OF orr Stafeslit the trickery that
has prompted this ATTN has not, we appre-
bend. besn fully ednFehenaed. It is pain
to man Of any psueratiol of mi nd. that
the delegates from theregular convention of
the national conyeniin: of this State, who
have been appointed il response to the call
of the highest De;nosrtic aus hority-the Ma
tionaI Consention-Fill- be admitted into
the Convention that i soon to assemble at
Baltimore They viii go there with right
and Justice on their side. and will obtain
their seats with the unanimous approval of
that convention, if affair and impartial hear
ing be granted. Buthow is the case with
the Yal eey delegass? Do the people Of
Alabama know that hey have been instruct
ed to go to the BAlimore convention, car
rying with them tho same odious resolution
of ms ruction that brought about so much
confusion and DANCE at Charleston-'tis so?
They are delegated o go and demand again,
if they are admitted of the convention that
which they demanded at Charleston; aud
if they meet with 10 success. they are en-
powered to Withdrew aud again throw dis
order and ecnfnsionin the Democratic ranks.
The delegata sent by the Yancey eonven-
ton do not expec. 10 be admitted. They
know full we'll thatthey have neither prin-
ciples, regularity, party usage, or prece-
dent on their side. These men are going to
Baltimore with ai.sire and an earnest hope
to manufacture fnr themselves public SYM
patty in tbs Stale.
This is one oil tlleir tricks, and we call up
on the people of this State TO watch. and
judge ifweare not correct in our impressions.
They can cieate arlOng the true Democracy
of this Stat, and tire conservative men who
Lave aIresey manfully and boldly declared
their willingness to cooperate with them III
keeping together this Union of confedeI ated
States. no ynpathy whatever. ii the people
of Alabam were 10 entertain sympathy and
respect forthe political principles of fancey
and bis preipitating, disunion crowd, surely
our State would be IN "a most deplortble con-
dit on. We are rejoiced to see and know
that the people have taken the safety and
propriety of their State in their own hands,
and Supra the schemes of these men who
would involve US in utter ruin.
We ssy s-s,uin To tho people of Alabama,
that the fancey convention have sent dele
gates back to the National Democratic con-
vention to break up that organization if they
can. When we say the Yancey convention
have done this, we mean q majority of that
convention. We are pleased to know that
there were a large number, although they
were in minority. in that assembly who
would willingly abide by the decision of the
great National Democratic Convention at
Baltimore. Against such men we make no
charges, nor do we intend. We believe that
any man who is willing to abide by the de-
cision of the National Democratic Conyen-
ton, is good and true Democrat, and we
also. like the great body of the Democracy
of this State, look upon those persons who
would bolt and endearor, by ell manner OF
means, to break up the party which is the
only guarantee of our safety and liberty in
the Union as IL band of reckless disorganizers
who would carry their point regardless Of
consequences.
The people of Alabama must prepare
themselves for the howl of indignation that
the 1anc"yites are going TO make. 1t is now
q well-ascertained fact, that they go to Dalti-
more not representing the sentiments OF the
State; and it is also fully known that they
are going TO be rejected.