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TENNESSEE HORTICULTURAL society,".
A called meeting was held yesterday
evening, at which is was decided 10 change
the time of the annual exhibition from
October 10th TO 18th, TO the 22d, 23d and
oath Of September. The premium list was
reconsidered and various changes made,
especially IN the articles Of standard fruits
and general collections Of flowers. An in
teresting display Of fruits and flowers was
made, and the specimens exhibited oh
tanned considerable praise. The fruits
were a follows: Exhibited BY VIM. Cart
land. six lunches Anna Grape, six lunches
Concord, six lunches Cigar-box; by r.
Truelt u Sons, peaches, Gambia, Carter's
Freestoue, Georgia Free, Mellecion, Vel.
low Newiuglon, Old Nixon Cling and
Sweetwater; apples, Gravestein, Julian
and Summer Queen by A. Truett, Frank
lin, Truetts Seeding Grape, Duchess o
Orleans Plums; flowers, twenty varieties
Of China Aster, by 7. II. French, Esq.
twelve varieties Of Zinneas, by VIM. Heav
er Esq.
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PRIZE FIVE CENTS.

Hereafter the price Of single copies Of
the UNION AND DISPATCH at the counter
will he FIVE CENTS, and it will be sold to
newsboys and dealers 30 that they can sell
at this price.
PAY ONLY FIVE CENTS.
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As though calamity had but begun
AS though the vauward clouds OF evil days 60
L Having sRent their malice. the sullen rear
~ ~ ~, ~

AS though calamity had but begun; o..
as Though the yauward clouds Of oyIl days g Z
Having snent their malice, the sullen re:r
Was with It's stored thunder laborins ap." Z 81
We stand in the bodefll night and know
not if it be the twelfth hour or the hour
before dawn r. -tE H,.HG''
From heart tremulous with love for
this people and this land; land "a sacred
to me as ever was Palestine to the iron
clad crusaders, who crossed the burning
desert sands to rescue the Holy Sepulchre
from the hands of the infdel made sacred
by my recollections of the "happy days
that are no MORE" the old scenes and
faces Of my boyhood made dOubly sacred
by my mothers grave, and by the graves
of those who fell at my side in the great
fratricidal struggle but Just ended, from 8
heart full of love and pride, yet Wrung
with unspeakable apprehension, l beseech
you to repre5s those fierce gusts of passion
that your OPpTessors so fiendishly seek 10
arouse, TO reTuse longer to be led blindfolded
by political demagogues into the dark val
ley of the shadow of death. Advice, es-
pecially coming from one 80 young as my
sell, is perhaps gratuitious, and l know
amounts to but little, yet cannot allow
myself to believe that the brave yeomen Of
this State will follow, in this fearful hour,
the incautious, inhammAtOry advice Of
those whose inssgnifcance alone saves them
from merited infamy, in preference to
the calm, thoughtful counsel Of
men who have given evidence by heroic
acts of the faith that is in them" 1t is
my prayer, my earnest prayer, that what
ovar wa do NAV no dOua advia0dlv and
free from the influence Of monetary ex
element. 1t is impossible, even did j
wish, to present my views at length to this
vast crowd. L can only say that | coin
eide fully with the welI-conceived and
clearly expressed remarks of the gallant
Union soldier who has preceded me, Col.
Cahill, and being completely exhausted by
my march through the city, my voice
weakened by the cheers extorted from me
by the throngs of brave men and beautiful
ladies that greeted US from every house
and street corner, feel constrained to re-
tire.
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Third Dny-Thur~day. october

FIRST EACE-AssoCI,rIov PURSE sIno-
Mile heats.
SECOND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PURSE s2'o-
Dash of two miles.
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SOLE LEATHER TRUNKS.
HUNTINGTON,
No. 3 North Cherry Street.

BatcheIOr's Hair Dye.-This splendid
Hair Dye is the best in the world. The only
true and perfect Dye-harmless, reliable, instan-
taReous. No disappointment. No ridiculous
tints. Natural black or brown Remedies the
i'll effects of bad Dyes. InvigOrates the hair
leaving it soft and beautiful. The genuine is
signed William A. Bachelor. All others are
nero limitations, and should be avoided. Sold
by all Druggists and Perfumers. Factory 81 Bar
clay street. New York. [apr29 ly.
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N0TICE no SmIPPERS.

NASHVILLE a NORTHWESlE5RN,. X. H. !
GENERAL SUFERINTENDENT Vtf'Ss,s {
NASHVILLE August 9Th, 1903.
TaIS ROAD Is NOW OPEN AND READY
1 for business Freights received for all Sta-
tious along the line Of road, and for Memph nus,
New Orleans. 81. Louis and all Southwestern
and w estefn points.
NJ. GRANT Benl Freight Agent. augi
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Gold declined a shade in New York
Yesterday. The following are the quota
tons: Opened at l47ss, was li74 at lo:2o,
l47g at noon, and closed at li7i at r. NJ
Dealers here were paying l47 and asking
148.
Government securities were quoted IN
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sales 1900 bales. Rice dull and lower.
Coffee unchanged. Sugar steady, Cuba
l18O12Ic. Molasses dull. Flour cents
lower. Wheat very dull. Corn heavy, at
81 1901 Is.
New York DrygOOds Market.
New York, August S.-Heavy brown
sheetings l7@17lc; do drills, lSc; New
York mills shirtings Csc, calicoes 1910
144c.
New York Money Market.
New YORK, August S.-Money con-
tinues at 3G4 per cent. for call loans.
Sterling dull and heavy at 91@10 gold
l47}. Old Tennessee 634 new 624
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For Congress.

hereby announce myself as a candidate LOT
Congress. in this district. subject to me aet'on
~ tho nominating convention 81 tho kepuoIl
can n.,tv HORACE Il. HARRISON.
80 jy7 II
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IoUIsvILLE AND NASHVILLE RAILROAD.
Leave Nashville at. ~ A. n. and 60 P. ~
Arrive AZ Nashville Att % a. n. and DO P "
GaIlatin Accommodation train leaves Gallatln
at So v. arriving az Nashville NJ ll.55 A. n,
Returning. leaves Nashville ~ 30 P. ~, and
arrives az Gallltin at 6.Sb p. n.
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At the earnest solicitation Of many OF our IN
auential citizens. hereby announce myself as
| a candidate for Mayor. at the ensuing ia'i
| - II. Il. THORNDEKG.
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SPEECH oF-FRANK 7. Reid.

FELLOW CITIZENS: "Would that my
tongue could utter the thoughts that arise
in me" Would that it were given me
adequately to convey tie indehnable
dread that creeps over me assA seem to
hear the low premonitary howl Of the tenn
pest,
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RIVER AND WEATHER.

River rising, with four and a half feet on
the shoals.
The Nashville leaves for Cairo, Tuesday,
at I'm.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Fine Arts In NashvIlIe.-C. c. Giers
would respectfully inform his many friends and
cnst omsrs that he has Just returned from trip
to New NJ rk and other Eastern cities. where
he has made himself acquainted with all the
new improvements and inventions in the Pho
sogranhic Art. Also. just received fine lot Of
Albums, gilt and rosewood frames, etc. Call at
Nos. 4S and As Union street, and see the finest
collection of pictures in the Southwest.
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Northwestern u. X
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once Hours.

Arrives Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays,
at4P.N n. Leaves Tuesdays Thursdays and at
urdays, at 3 An.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
LIyEErOOI, August s.. Cotton bu.2 '".'
saIes Is. 900; Orleans 10; HPlands va.
Louisville Market.

l4lf IlslDtlar 4AltF4't7N -
s,Ies $4,000: Orleans 10; HPlands 'id.
Louisville Market.
louisville, August S.--Iobaoco--s.' i.-1
4fLbd.. Iugz S-lGgi; fair country 81 o'.
Flour at s. 2jOG 80 for 7uPcrhng. '"t"
qic Wheat. red, s2C,2 %. Oats I'tf
i've 81 30. M,-,s pork So. Lard IStt'
Iae Bacgu--houlderz 1%tfaI@ic clear
aides ia. clear rib sides he. Eulk should
era 12gc. clear sides lGtc. Whisky, high
wins4. tax paid, 81 25Ggl -. Cotton low
middiing 264c.
NJ. Louis Market.
Sr. LOUIS, Aug 8.-Iobacco firm for all
Grades Flour steady at - @jC7 for
snrerfipe. Wheat 3 35C2 40 Corn So
G'gI. Oats jOC655c Mes pork held at
so. Bacon-clear sides Il C9I74c should
ers l3Ic; hams 10000. Lard lslCCl9c.
Whisky 81 50.
Cincinnati Market.
CINCINNATI, August S.--Flour higher;
family S1O@lO So Wheat 3 OjCC2 10.
Corn g2@96. Whisky 81 80. Pork so.
Lard lie Bulk shoulders l3Ct 49, C, sdes
lac. Bacon-shoulders l33, clear sides
lie; hams GOOGLE Coffee higher. Eutter
35635. Eggs Ice Hay sl2Gel3. Clover
seed held at Sl4; timothy . So9"; lax
seed 81.
New York Market.
NV YoRK, August S.-Cotton firm
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vAgUvTTIF AND DECATUR RAILROAD LINE.
Columbia Accommodation Train:
-;-,o % Nagb,-;IIe ....-...........lG.00 A. n.
Leave ...-.-....-...-.-'-'.''''''''' D." = ~
Mail and Accommodation Train:
Leave Nashville at ....---'.-...'...''' ~ A. N
Arrive NJ Nashville - 5.4' P. NJ
Memphis. Mobile and n. o. Express
Leave Nashville at-............-..--''. 3-s9 P. n
Arrive at S)O A. N.
NAgTTvITI.E AND CHATTANOOGA RAILROAD.
Ieave Nashville at.....-....s.dN A. n. and 600 P.
alive al Chattanooga. 400 A. n. and 400 p. n.
ghelbvyille and TullahOma Accommodation.
Arrives AZ lOO A. n
(Sundays excepted
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rpgFFIErp AND KENTUCKY RAILROAD.
Arrive ~ Nashville at..--.............-. sDO A. n.
d NJ q ..-.s.l hl P ~.
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First washington and Southern VIA
chattanooga.
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FIRST RACE-YoUNG AMERICA SrAAE-ior
two year oIds, dash of "a milo Subscription So
play or pay. Association to add $500. Five OF
more TO fill.
SECOND RACE-CUWUELkN STAKE No. !
For three yolr Odds. Mile heats. Subscription
so; play or pay. Association % add cioI
Three or more TO fill.
THIRD KACE-AssoCIkTION Purse 500
Dash OF "a milo and quarter.
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IIberty-via Stewards Ferry, GAINESVILLE ant
Statewide. II
Thursday 1900 midnight Thursday 500 P. n
Lebanon via Stage.
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The brakes Creek Mills, at Franklin,
Ky, have constituted Thos. Parkes Il Co.
their sole agents in this city for the sale Of
their fom. II is a most excellent article,
and wins the favor Of all who try il. These
mills, under the management Of +. A. Bar
hour Il Co, are the finest and most capa-
cious in Southern Kentucky, and in enter
ing our market will put our home millers
to the sevcrest test
A-ball will be given 10y the st. Joseph
Total Abstinence Society, at the Catholic
school building, Vine street, on Wednes-
day next, which will he a superb affair,
Being an effort TO raise funds 70 pay of
the debt Of the school, it should be entire
lv successful.
Neatman, Shields & Co. have specia
peremptory sale on Tuesday, on account o.
underwriters, Of goods just received, which
will offer superior attractions 10 the trade
A home and an established business viii
be offered al trust sale, Murfreesboro, OF
the 81 of November. A most admirable
opportunity 10 combine capital and indus
try.
The Nashville will leave our wharf TO
Cairo aud points beyond, on Tuesday
noon.
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MALT LIQUORS.
2j Casks Younger's Ale
10 Casks Guinness Porter Also
loo Baskets Boxers Celebrated Cocktail Bitter d.
300, 900 Cigars, Imported and Domestic.
(Finest brands)
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lIbl mlinlght..--- W - =
Second Washington and SOufhern VIZ
Chattanooga.
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Passenger Trains.
{ 7gc- VaabviIIe gt.....-f.i5 A. n. and Slb P. u,
Arrives M Nashville ut...G.i5 4. N. and 30 A. NJ.
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CAPT. THATCHER requests us 10 say that
he lost three flags from the procession last
night and will be thankful TO any one in
whose hands they may have fallen, 10 re-
turn them to the Club Room, on College
street
SPEAKING IN LINCoN CoUNTY.-Elias
Polk and Joe Williams (colored) will ad-
dres4 the citizens Of Lincoln county, and
especially the colored voters, az Fayeiie-
vile on Saturday, the Doth inst, in the
interest Of the Democratic ticket and
peace. An invitation il extended 10 every.
BODY 10 attend. The Fayetteville o.
s.1tr is requested to copy this notice.
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NOTICE.
SnilabIe for the Cavalry seryicI

Suitable for the Cavalry Service.
nARTIES OWNING AND DESIRING TO
sell such horses. are requested 70 present
them for Inspection 10 the undersigned nj ASH
Rarracks, Nashville. Tenn. Immediately
Horses will be purchased slugly or N lots Of
two or more a. they may be presented, and a
liberal price paid.
By order OF Bvt Maj Gen. Thomas Swords
A. .. NJ. ten U. :. Army. G. q. NJ. Department
Of Cumberland. -
auv5 Gteod lst 1t. 45th Inf. and A. A Y. NJ.
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RAILROAD AND STAGE TIME TABLE

From7au.toep.u. Sundays. 7 to 9 a. n
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second Northern,
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Second pay wednesday. October "a.

FIRST -CoWuEECI,L Posr STAgE-
For all ages. Two mile heats. Subscription
$50: play or paw. Association % add $1,000.
Five or more 10 ilI. Entrance money go 90 Sc.
cund horse
SECOND RACE-GEEEv SFkEE-For three
year olls that have not run IN public prior tu
| this meeting. Mile heats. Subscription 81 e
play orply. The Association to add blH. Three
| or more Co iIll.
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II H e CIT

oIENtNG AND CLOSING OF THE
.tIIS-ATGTST Ist.-Odiciai.
...gre OPFNa
~ AnrIhnrm.
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WINES
BRANDIES.

"a Casks J. Fauri's Cognac. (isO5)
3 do Renauit Brandy, 1880
do United Vineyard PTopTetnrs
Brandy. (Is3S.)
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GROCERIES.

Old Government Java Coffee.
Fine Green Teas,
All Kinds OF Canned Faitf
oysters, SRrdines,
Pickles, Syrups, and Sa@ees.
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TETuSE sTAUT

IraVra NUshVIITe ~ =
Arrives At Nns1ville...-.......-..'.. ..'-'-lV" p
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EdgeHeId and Kentucky K X.
.,,- ..........l % A. n.
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NASHVILLE
Blood Horse Association.
FALL MEETING--1s68.
ON TUESDAY,, OCTOBER
First Day-Tuesiay. October 70.

And continue five days, with the following pro.
ETAmmC.
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EXTENSIVE BEYOND COMPARISON.
Surprisingly Gorgeous, Brilliant
and Attractive.
COZ. AMES' v. ORLEANS
MENAGERIE, CIRCUS
AND
TROPICAL BIRD COLLECTION

n Hghtiul study 10 Natural History: an 90
r.altfruta legion 81 rr0hcienfs, male aud female
rsprcsrutttIgeF Of The most elegant. daring and
expert phases Of EIuestriuuism. Hymuastire
AtdlrIIe9. Arr1batgF Puut1mImirs and Comics
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Gt,,r.I,,s M Y o'clock A. ". arrives 10 Nash
Vile Mondays. Wednesday and Fridays at
o'clock p. ".
LEwIsRURG And EsLENsviLLE STAGE,
Leaves Nashville Tuesday, Thursday, and Sat
urlay M 40 A. NJ, arriving at Lewisburg same
day.
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Hs'NI r. n
-.O0 A N
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Cincinnati yTarket.

NV YoRk, August S.-Cotton firm
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~ ,4uvuLrAND NoRrHwEsTERN RAILROAD
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FIRST Northern.
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1900 midnight o'1J r r.
ThomasvIIIe via Stage.
Thursday
r9O0 Saturday 500 P. n
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Finh Dny-Snturdny. October "a.

FTEST RNCE-N9g1TTVTIN FTE7T sI""
Vile and quarter dash.
SECOND RACE-AssoCr,TIov PURSE 500
Mile heats, three in five.
THIRD EACE-AssOCTtTI0N llASpTCtp-
PrIssF SZUU-Muo heats. For all horses that
have not won during the meeting; the second
horse 10 have ~ out Of the purse. The horses
10 be handicapped tho lay preceding the race
All ontr.es must be made and weights accepted
"a announced by the President OF the A57Urla-
ton.
The above stakes 10 name and close August
18th, 1868.
Half the money offered In purses will be given
for a walk over. Entrance 90 purses IN All cssed
free.
Subscriptions 30 be made. and all c"mmuut-
cations addressed 10
GEO. S. KINNEY. Secretary,
No. North College Street.
WV. II. JOHNSON. President.
| iulylg q
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Memphis and New Orleans.
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Fourth Day -Fridny, October 81

FIRST EACE-CuuEEULtNp STAKE No. 2
For three year Odds. Two mile heats Suhscup-
tion $50 play or pay. Association 20 add si"O
Three or more To- ell.
SECOND RACE-AssOCTtTToN PURSE sou
For all ages. For all horses that have not won
previous tu the fall meeting of l0uS Mile 1ut
repeat.
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NAMES.

"a rose by any other name would
smeu as sweet" It is said but neverthe-
Isss names come, sometimes, 20 have q
singular potency, and that by which q
marty is 10 be known, is never q matter
Of indifference. Some have an extraor-
binary prestige, and are invested, as It
we're. with a halo Of glory; others be
come almost designations Of infamy.
For msny years, especially in the South,
the name Of sFederalist' was a term OF
reproach aud to be accused Of being one
was almest to be charged as guilty Of q
crime. Thus old paFty names become
idolizsd by one party and dstested by
the ether, even after the questions on
which these parties divided have be-
come obsolete, and only the cold ashes
of their once fiery differences remain.
We have said that we prefer as a name
far the party Of the Constitution and the
Union and q government Of white men
onIv the word conservative II to the
,ro-6 a D~emoeratic.' There is 8 name
that we should prefer to either, The
-n,f,FodsrsI party. of which JEFFERSON
-ad MADISON were leaders, was not
.s-1sd pemocratic,' but Republican,
~ sbould prefer 70 return % that name,
..,sa the Government created BY the
Gu ssltntion Of The United States is not
: Deuocraey, but 8 constitutional Re
raliic. ID which there Wens Intended 70
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PNTECTPLES GOVERNING THE CON
nyrrr OF THE APPEAL.

% white men for whit;
men: and no political m-iscegenauon.
Ios-aUTy 20 the Uuion CfthesTATEs FTDEL,
Try TO tue Constitution in Its true extent ans
meaning Obedience TO and maintenance OF
all law. state and National, cOnstitutionaIy
enacted.
RESISTANCE to Tyranny, Usurpation and OP
nression, Of one man or manyi and 10 al en-
croachments upon the rights Of freemcn or %
states, or upon the just and Constitutions
prerogatives Of any Department Of the State
or National Governments.
Nh Fsr-agJrsHNENr OF Military despotisHns
no c~uthrcning OF marital law, no suspension
orthe writ OF Eabeas Corpus, no Staying OF cit
iz.us by MHitary Commission. no interference
with the Courts, no Iearss de cGeaet, in time OF
peace.
STRICT UBoEDuSATIoE OF the Military TO the
Civil Power.
No srANDrSG ARMIES OF States in time Of
peace
RESTORATION of d~isrrsnehised citizens 10 all
rights and privileges OF which they have been
disseized no prosecutions ~ disqualification
for political opinions; for the PAST, oblivion
or offences; for tue PRESENT and FUTURE
UNION, PEACE, Law and ORDER.
PERPETUAL ASSURANCE TO all freemen ofthe
African rare, oraIl the CIVIL rights of freenen
No REPUTATION, by state OF Nation, OF any
honest and lawful debt.
No REVIVAL Of old party differences; but a
Union Of all Conservative men, OF all former
parties, vino revere the Constitution, TO restore
fhe old landmarks OF the Government
No LEGISLATION to plumber one portion O.
the country for the profit OF another portion
is JUST; whatever is RIGHT;
whatever is OF GOOD REPUTE and worthy OF
the descendants OF English ire2men
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the States were to possess great powers
as equals, without references to mere
numbers. We should prefer the name
I" CONSTITUTIONAL REPUBLICAN PAR
TY.p And we should the more prefer
this, because it is one that the Old Line
Wing, the Conservative Union man and
the Democrat could accept with equal
willingness; aud in accepting which no
one would even seem to abandon any
principle; and the Party wearing that
name would really be q Uuion Of men Of
all parties to q v the country, and not
q surrender of any to the Democratic
party.
But we are welded to no name, and
have no prejudice against that Of Demo-
orat. We could not well have, after
voting for Mr.. BRECKIERmeE in 1860,
because he stood, as we conceived, upon
the only frank and manly Southern
Platform of State-rights. We were a
Know-Nothing, or Of the American
Party, because we hoped and believed
that that movement would kin off Abo-
lition agitation and we left the party
when it changed its platform at the
mandate OF anti-slavery members.
There is now no national party that is
organized or organizing, in the Northern
States, against Rsdicalism, except the
Democratic party. Unfortunately, in
those States, too many Of the old Wing
leaders became Republicans when the
Missouri Compromise was repealed and
have since degenersted into Radicals.
There is no hope Of the revival OF that
party, to which we belonged so many
years. We are willing therefore, to ac-
| cept the name of Democrat. When JacO-
| binism shall have been strangied, and
the country is rescued from its poisonous
fangs, any differences OF opinion rs to
measures or principles can be settled,
that may exist between different por-
lions OF the party that will have saved
the country. Until then, they can wait,
for they are Of Insignificant Importance,
in comparison with the great issues on
which the very life Of the nation de-
ponds.
Accepting the name Of Democrat, we
are also willing to accept ANDREW JOHN
SON Is the Candidate Of the Democratic
party for the Presidency; and that the
more especially, IL ne shall be ~impeaehed
and east out Of office for his fidelity to
the Constitution. For then the people
will owe il to themselves, more than to
him, to overwhelm the plOtters against
Constitutional liberty by that which will
be the most crushing defeat and bitterest
vengeance, the reinstatement in the
Presidential chair of the especial repre-
sentative Of that liberty, who will have
been struck down because, trusting in
the sober judgment and the justice Of
the people, he defended it at all hazards.
We are for ANDREW JOHNSON as Presi-
dent, subject to the decision Of the Ma
tionnl Democratic Conservative Conven-
ton. We are for the man whom the
Radicals will most hate 20 see elected,
ard whom they have 8 savagely en-
deayoured to dishonour and humiliate.