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From ths Nashville CTenn.l Republican Banner.
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From tfs Nashville CTennl Republican Banner.


The conflict, which is now over, has been ac-
tive and severe in proportion 10 the nomcntous
issue dependent upon it. The Wing party be-
,evcd that by the asccndency OF their principles,
and the establishment of their measures in the
practical administration Of The Government, the
county had every thinS u gain; while the sue
cess of opposite principles and measures would
lead to more accumulated mschiefs and disor-
dcrs. That gallant host, throughout the Union,
we believe, have done their duty. They have
been defeated, and our serious and deliberate
conviction is that they have been defeated by
means most unieir, most foul, most disgracefu'
to the character Of the country at home and
abroad, most likely to bring The whole theory of
Republican Government INTO discredl,, aud 10
give the buried doctrine of the Divine Right OF
Monarchs even lis grave, an impulse Of actvl-
ty:-sy force, fraud, and tatsehood.


We are oefeated, alse, with leader, of whom
not only ihe Wing patty, but the whole Nation
is proud; aman whose genlus-whosc political
eloquerce without an equal-whose knowledge,
deep, variogs, and extensive-whose capacity
and integrity for directing the councils of great
country, are acknowledged even by his foes =
To his fame as Statesman, the Chief Hagls-
tracy could aid nothing; although his services.
in that pcstitn, would have added to the weight
of obligation which life OF laborious and self
sacrificing ex.rlions devoted to the promotion OF
their best interests has imposed upon his coun-
trymen.


Bat to him, and 10 Us. there is left one great
source of con;oaticn-in addition to the proud
consciousness Of having discharged our duty
TENNESSEE has gloriousy wilhstood the evil in-
huences of the times. Had Mr.. CLAY been
elected President, one OF his most gratifying
thoughts would have been that TENNESSEE, where
the vile calumny that has pursued him for so
many pears operated so powerfully against him,
utterly rejected it. He has that high sratiEca.
ton now. TENNESSEE vINDlcArEs HIM. Hero
in the ne;ghborhood of the Hermitage, at the
residence of tie President clcct-and through
out !hc State, the free, enlightened, and patriotic
peuplc Of Tennessee haze declared their prefer
encc for him.


You, MEN Of NEw-YoRK and PENNSYLVANIA,
are responsible for the disasters brough. upon
the nation by this election of man whom VIC
OF Tennessee have REJECTED for the Chief Ma
gisraey Of the nation, after having rejected him
over and over again, when Il candidate for the OF
flee OF Governor 10 this State. We have no bit
terncss oi feeling toward you; we have gone
with you III support Of measures on which your
prosperity is based; aad YOU have chosen to
place over US man who is the determined enc.
my OF those measures. A;e we to understand
from your decision, that you are i'll favor OF
breaking down the Tariff? If that is your mean
ing, be assured that VIC, of this region, can meet
the direfui consequences quite as well as yom can
Let gour elected ANrl-Tariff President do his
worst in destroying the bcneiccnt policy we have
advocated; and we will sec who can hold oul
the lonpest.