Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-12-14
COHNUNI ATIgs
LIncOln'S Las Gut-rPTeLa'tSu Of tbs HFFo.
pse1sIb.> COnIl, c.

LincOln'S Las Incorporation of this IrrO.
easIb.~ COn1l CT.
TIE utter hollow ness Vi all the former profes
sions Of the Northern negrophiiists is completely
exposed by the message OF President Lr>coLS to his
obs, q Nous congress az Washington The Yauk, :
g,vornment has been endesvorIng ever since tn
commencement IF this wicked war to seduce poor
Cuff from bis 10y atty TO his master, by specious
pr, misses Of tree dom and qua ity hoping thereby
50 light up the whole Souh with the flames OF
servie insurrectOn and that distracted by internal
commOtion, the ConfederEcy would fall an easy
pr-y to the Northern anaconda
This policy, however for obvious reasons, has
miserably tailed to accomplish its object with re-
gard to the slaves, and has not only fed " b
greater iatensity the suspicion and animosites of
the whi,es in the border slave States, but b, q
aroused formidable opposition in the fire. States
The truth is the North as whole, have never beer
80 much anti-slavery snti-neRro, and the threat
ened inundation Of pauperIzed blscks his become
a source OF alarm and aversion. Uader the pres
ure OF this combination of circumstances, Nessrs
LINCoLN and SLvARp have been compelled tc
give e new Interpretation 10 the "irrepressiblr
COZ fct" dogma They now proclaim. thst thu
present issue is not contest between fsee lato
and slave lab bus between white labor aud bl ck
labor; not a war c; slave emancipation merely, but
& war Ct expatriation against the whole negro
population. According 10 the programme recent,
laid down by Ar, LINCOLN, the blacks are to b.
driven from the continent and their places supplied
b. the in6del Dutch, who now banded against ut
in the invading cohorts eager to possess them.
selves of the cOnfscated lands Of attainted rebels
Al the free blacks both in the North and IN thu
South, are to be seized, bound, dragged to the
nearest sea port, and thence shipped to a
distant cline to rot with disease and fam
ioe.F Mr. LINCOLN further proposes to
treat IN the same way, the slaves escaping from
rebel masters, so coon as the bypecTiticAl Ysnke,
negro drivers have ceased to require their labor
upon the Notifications which they may happen t,
be throwing up. Such is tie Fewsrd which LIS
coin offsrs 70 his black allies foF snlisting under
his infamous banner. Since the eXpUlsIOn Of the
Noors from SPAN by King PE!LEF III, history does
not record more f&natlcRl snd lsndsh plot fer tht
destruction Of whole race. -Four millions of hePess
men, women sal children traiitiOnsuy incapabu
of self direction, thus to be cast upon distant
a d friendless SHIRE, IL inhospilsble Climate.
merely because their presence here districts tie
ambitious designs of a crazy desPo: Aud all hi,
IS Inaugurated IN the sacred name OF Liberty Do
the imbecie dsmagogues at Washington imsgin.
Tor moment that intelligent Europe will be pro
pitialld by any sUch Internal scheme Or that
the moral world wilt be so far deceived as 70
endure this bloody plan for the extirpation of
the whole negro population Of America. We feel
flvmly convinced Inst al chrstepdom will unite IN
solemn protest gsiDst this iniquity. The Yankees
VIII soon have TO confess that Ibis last wriggle ia
but another capital error in the continued series
biunders that have marked the course Of theiT
stumbling administration ftOm the beginning of il.
career TIE negroes understanding taSt in case q
suy triumph oi Northern arms, they are to be sen,
away il ships, be fOrclbly cOloDlz i in far Of
cozrrry, we shall hear &C mo more instances of run
aSays crossing the Federal lines fer il there is
snv one thing more abhoFreEt than Yankee masters
70 The Ethiopian apprehension it j. the idea of be
ing drIveu from bone TO distant aud unknown re
gi1u. ~.
Write on, o LINCOLN your brillisaa mesaagts
"a sluast a. cd cave aud bene sal to he south
an c.us & the Bull Ran, snd Bau Ne!s n uns of
v.ur valiant arm es TINS y, ur ASK roAuEcia-
m.ot1, secures 10 Is Ma > land, ke-.uc.y an Mis-
souri, bey ond peralventare. RS