Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-07
CANVASS IN TENNESSEE.

Messrs. Jones and Polk stumpng il through East
Tennessee every day addressing large assembsges of peo
pie. At Knoxville, it is sad there present upwards
4OOO-and from to 5000 various other places. The
Wing Jonesborough says 1--WE have large
a concourso Of people in this town."
The visit of the candidates appears nfiamed
still the very cxcitube people about Jonesborough-
The papers both sides furious, and the mdest
they use, in speaking OF their opponents liars rogues
villains scoundrels towards, &c The preachers who
conduct the opposing papers, take the lead in this species
warfare. There be curious of public and pr-
morals in and about Jonesborough Take the follow
ing which find in the last sborough paper Us sam
pies
Reader, what think you of Haynes Is he not the Mag
Apollo Of all liars and calumnators The truth is the
fellow is accustomed ie that when he TRUTH
is by accident, and not by The truth often
ohm, and uttered published, would under given
Stances every purpose that lie does but both from
HABIT and INSTINCT he travels of his way up
falsehood And although he has gone into adjoining
county, and joined the Church again. he still lies on in the
face OF community who have the Church brand him
in the forehead with the marks Of sLASDER
which time, HYPOTHETICAL any thing else
eface. lie is loathsome in politics, coptng pub
lie morals, and disgacefu his pary-whle the
did among them frankly confess it, They look upon him
rank and odious 'wo in sleeps clothing"-a white
vercd, creeping, tme-servng hypocrt, whose startling
deeds OF nfamy unfured public gaze, floating upon
every breeze, to the young and rising generations
warning them in all time come shun the slough Of
buried purified Uenalfy, where this land pirate walows
clothed in the Of shame and disgrace
The record OF his deepstaned depavy Of his utter
OF principle, and OF his lies, and many vianous exploits
IS now stereotyped upon the memories OF the citizens OF
this community, while the dark banner of his nfamy is
floating IN the atmosphere OF other cmes that his very
has become mockery and byword Yes the loud
kne OF his niamy ringing from steep steep, aud from
valley 10 valey-ui its swelling sounds heard in
ing echoes mingng with the harsh grating gut'ern sounds
OF the guilty culpnts groans And now, consign his
body to its ghuu hSbita,on the basemsnf story Of the
great CGldbOOse Of personal namy where leave stump.
tion and Clerical Bronchitis diseases whichare rapidly
huryng him "the lane Of deepest shades unpierced by
HUMAN THOUGHT"
A CARD.-The Undersigned private citizen Of Knox
County has been travelling for time Agent
the Knoxville Post and has attended the speaking between
Jones and Polk, because it convenient
with subscribers, aud likewise to solicit ones than to
90 alone.
On Monday morning last the contemplate scoundre who
edits the Sentinel LANDoS G. HAYNES, issued Extra
from his office in which he rudey assaied me- For this,
left the tavern Of Mr. Glenn, the morning. in search
OF this base lying, cowardy puppy and found him in front
of one Of the stores. where marched up him and de-
nounced him for Id liar and scoundre. He attempted
TO shake hands with me- but forbid it, and told him had
come 20 curse him FIRST and to thrash him laying hold
Of his He pulled loose, and started off in OF
HAND sALLoP, PACE RUNNING WALK, whatever his
gate may be termed thursng his hand into his bosom very
sgncanty, but taking stop until he reached
the second story Of his dark looking office.
As this william departed, denounced him for id do
mneekeT, and coward and called to him to back and
defend himself, as the company will testify.
now repeat he is add pouoOn, liar and coward and
will render him any satisfaction he wants, either here
at Ezabehton wherever he may demand IT, provided he
does not call in the might though Dind0to from
behind tree is his Ii will not do for him 90
say am beneath his notice. better raised than he
ever was-l am Of better breed-0nd d-n him can buy
and sell him. insist that II worth notice in his pa
per ] am worth IL esewhercl
In the evening Of the day, called on him again,
the door OF Of his friends and in their presence and
firm The H hara
Williams unhung, and told him and
would fog him, and open hs id mouth, II he
would not fight, would take eOo.hide and cut him to
pieces