Honor the Faithful!
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1t is with proud yet bitter feeling that we
open our Nashville Banner of the 18th INST and
read the Joyous announcement that TENNESSEE
Is Wme.' Yes, that noble, faithful, patriotic
State has spurned the appeal to her local pride
and cast her vote for the great Statesman Of
Kentucky in preference to her own Polk. The
very cradle and nurse Of the Texas conspiracy
with thousands of her own sons living in Texas
or sleeping in death on its ramparts, she has
voted for the Anti-Tex candidate. Without q
single journal or speaker in favor Of Protective
Tariff until Gov. Jones assumed its defence last
year, she has givez her vote for Protection TO
American Labor. She has done all that the
must sanguine Wing GOULD aeh of her-and all
in vain Pcnnsyluania has crushed the Protective
policy; NcD- York and Maine have imposed q
new Slave Empire on the Union: Monstrous in-
fstuation! wretched vagary Of lunacY! when
did the world ever equal t7 NEw-YoRK alone
might have saved all, and she he's basely thrown
all ewa7. How must her black treason fall on
the hearts of the victorious and e1piting Wings
of Tennessee. Double honor to the faithful State
whose fidelity our detection has ROBBED of It's
practical efficacy but not Of It's abiding glory!





The Glorious Rear r-Guard!


1t was the fortune of the States Of MAssAcHU-
sErrs, VERMONT and DELAWARE 20 hold their
Elections this year after the Presidential contest
had been decided, and the sanguine hopes of the
Wings utterly blasted. 1t was feared by many
that the bitter disappointment and deep despon
dency of the Wings would have resulted in the
less of Delaware at least, and the diminution Of
our majorities in the Others. We know that the
Massachusetts Locos calculated confidently on de-
fsating the choice of Clay Electors by the People,
on the strength of there calamitous idings- But
they mistook ths temper and spirit of Wbig Free
men. In the moment Of their keenest anguish, when
utterly hopeless, they rallied in all the sternness
of patriotism, and gsvc their adversaries fog
ging which will long be remembered. II was
like Napoleon's handling of Wrede on hislast Ie-
treat from Germany. 1t shows that there is a
spirit in the Wing party which defeat csnnet
crush nor despair overwhelm. Homer to the no.
BILE Wings of VERMONT, MASSACHUSETTS and
DELAwARE.