Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-08-22

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scrip.iyes tha1 from themselves there
wo9ia ee no diiiiculty N controlling me
sn.issuurage party II the irlends OF SUI
laas ,. ou9lu GonIroi themselves. we are
Wy s...oosiy apprehensiVe 'nas ~ many
u unSor,s m"efe tne consersa I'VE nave
Stokes Ard Sense,S Rannbl;can iea,,s
didates for the Legislature that
they will simply defeat themselves and
the liberal RepnbIican too. We have
tried hard Tor avert the danger and to
urge our own friends who could, II they
Mouiu secure harmony In an quarters, %
Oe 90 .ain 70 pom every Yo.e lof u5iversal
sunsssG pussiole-wnne vo.ts ana u Dlack
AID bsmbor.,;. n, S0n'e, a;naIe0 yo,s 1can
We afford a. 1sbrew .~sv We care not
who Is run anon tbst ticket ba must be-
elected. That's The great qpoint 70 be IA.
sared. We must take every tricki We know
that we have the entire Conservative vote
any way, but. we should reflect that
every Republican vote polled for uniyer-
sal suffrage counts two against proscrip-
ton. It is not a partisan contest at all.
The Conservatives in Virginia to man,
rallied under the Eanner of the moder-
ate wing of the Republican party of that
State and achieved a signal victory. Bnt
whether our people adopt the plan OF the
frginians-let them at least be very
certain Oh success. ltodi
isonPLEDGING THE CONSERVATIVES" %
i9Gl From the Nashville Banner. July IL. ilss
10 Hon. ". S.Allen and Mai. Hubbard
of the county of Carroll favored ms with
call YESTERDAY 7 Roth are honef1l q
the success Of the neace and sntFraee
ticket i'm the nendino camnaion and
both warmly and Earnestly endorse
the counsel Of the Banner 10 it's
Conservative trends not TO nress thei,
own men too strongly for pIaces
in the Lso;sI.,nro but in Cood
faith Gland hT thaSa RonnII;o.ns .So,.
- o.aoa s.;.S az. r T, 80.
49, So ia,tn on sn0 eIuIniaSe qu0o. ~.
'nole enn % ~ uouOe. onleSs tnis po,is
~ - aunereo W S1heraiiy throughout Ine
ntate .here Wli DO want Oh harmony,
when It Is IN our power to secure, at the
same time that Republicans acting with
us may have no needless apprehension o.
bad faith and treachery on the part o.
the Conservatives.
THE wopr OF II, ppIv,rp Oo,,,,,urrr, vx.
popspn-I nTv,s,oN Dnnnnsrn
SIG rHN...,',,- -'O- O''-D
| ffOl 'ne Nasntiile Banner, July ~. 9,
a private letter from knoxville to the
editor OF this paper contains this in,
telligenee Tom Nelson for Senator
Jno. Fleming for Representative and
John BrownlOw for Floater, is our ticket
and it will be elected" This ia a mos
suspicious combination of the the Con,
serYatiye and Republican strength of thc
county. Why could not a similar com.
promise be effected in Davidson, rather
than peril the success of great cause
by running two Senter1suffrage ticket,
instead of one2 "a
By the exercise OF a like sagacity. III,
same promise Of harmony and success maj
be- assured in Davidson. In this county tbs
opportunity Tor just division of the re
Presentation Is better sui. We are eL
ttied V senator, TWO Representative ant
FI0aie,i cumming 'nSs tn's Is me can
paign Oh the universal suffrage republican
S ains, W. o'O nII iplses, tne oen"l
sepup -aI a;D;a;a " ea'onaniy oplec
az iesat wiib Two Psnn T Tep,ssen.sIOL
Conservst;ves comnos;r . tho ,icLs, au ,h wv
bv assuring The fail stre5ctb of tbe fs;Nnd,
Of universal suffrage at The bsIlot SoT
For example. let the Senter RennbIicsn,
name the Senator, the Senter Con
servatives the first representative fol
the lower House, the Republicans III,