Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1856-05-15
GOV. A.v. BROWN.
We extract thu following from

! We extract tho following from the
Econcluding one of series of articles
published IN the GAINESVILLE Jefferso-
{ Man, to which we have heretofore al
Iluded:
"Although do rot, by any means,
Iclaim, nor pretend to be vain enough
to believe, anything | may have said
has contributed to exert that inHu-
ence, still it is an undeniable fact that
the name of Gov. Brown now has a
great and decided preponderance for
Vice Presidential honors; Judging.
from the tone of the public press
That he now has, to all outward ap.
pearances, decidedly better chance
for this Office than any other, admits
mot a reasonable doubt; and under all
the circumstances of compromise and
adjustment, at the National Conven-
ton at Cincinnati, our friends cannot
place the name of Gov. Brown at the
!. hoad Of the ticket-we must be con-
tented with that of the second Office
and mark the prediction-the name
of Aaron V. Brown placed on the
ticket with that Of any other suitable
gentleman, will make whole team in
! the South; and prove itself invincible
, against the combined forces of know
not hingism and black republicanism,
throughout fhe United States. /
! may be accused of an intent to exag-
S gerate, although such is not my de-
e sign, when | say that, with well Sc
D lected democratic ticket, the name of
. Aaron Y. Brown, of Tennessee, be-
! ing one constituting it, no other tick
! ct in the South will have any show
. for a single State-except perhaps,
that Of Fillmore and Donelson man
: hare a chance for Kentucky! the re-
suit even in that State DOUBTFUL.
4 ga persual Of the published adj
dresses Of Gov. Brown for over Pc
, Rod Of twenty years, shows him to be
Il ripe scholar, sterling patriot, and
o a profound statesman; and that he
r. has always benin politics, straight
n forward, firm, consistent and sound
:; but highly conservative democrat
Il NOT a radical, by any means.
o His public life and political history
3, show him to have studied well, and
N become thoroughly acquainted with
le his own people and her Institutions
also with the course of the policy
which should regulate our intercourse
: with foreign relations. In word
"a that he has studied our interest and
= highest prosperity of our common
N country, and that he maintains and
" cherishes most saeredly, an undying
:, devotion to the interminable perpetu.
r ity of our glorious Union. May
ID not say that such a man is truly quail
e. flied, by nature, by habits, and by ed
a. ucation-and in view of his past his
" tory and public services, is eminent
. ly deserving the highest honors with.
. in the gift of the American people
and that such a man is Aaron Y
Brown of TENNESSEE
~ The name of Aaron V. Brown i
ne one of the brightest jewels of Tennes
Up see. The man, one of the maste
ne spirits Of the age. As patriot ant
>, a statesman he is identified with hi
country's fame and glory. And n,
20 man in the South can bring more
OF strength, Or impart more of the ele
ments Of success to the democratic
ticket than can he.
- A native of old Virginia = Will,
~ she remembers that she rocked th
~ cradle Of his infancy, she will deligh
- to confer the hopors sorichIy deserv
~ ed in his mature years. North Car
49, 49, DINA will not forget the boy that sh,
b. sent forth from her University wheI
ne she is called upon in after years to re
~ =. cognize him in the character Of th,
''0 liberal and enlightened statesman. :
:, Tennessee, forgetting that he is only
~ hers by adoption, viii proudly poin
" to him as one of her own most nobl,
a.. and gallant champions, whom she viii
" ~ ever delight to honor. And SO o
u the rest of the Southern States-f,
~ ~ lsay nothing of the North.) Soutl
90 Carolina, Georgia, Alabama, Missis
,alsippi, Louisiana, Arkansas, Texa.
40 and the whole host of them, will, Will
en one acclaim, in my humble opinion
cast their votes for Brown, if biz
as name be upon the democratic ticket
~ Kentucky mag, as before indica
'e ted, possibly go for Fillmore and An.
ne drew Jackson with the Donelsor
10 annexed" But even this possibiat,
OF rs rs,ofEor of Jz..lL