New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-27

strong enthusiastic determination 10 chow the public
will and feelings on Freedom and Protection a
Wide-Awske Lincoln Club was organized aud 10 one
eek enrolled over 200 Numbers, and equipped 80 IN
this borough Of about 5000 populstion-amoug them
are several who formerly were for Douglas and for
Bell. So the good work goes braTely on. @.
MR.. YANCEY AND PARSON BROWNLOW ON
TUE STUMP.
The KnorriHe Tenn Whig Psrson Brownlow's
paper Of the 22d inst has editorial report of the re-
ceptinn of Mr. Yancey and the meeting attendant both
Of which took place on the Tuesday previous From
tfis report the following passages are taken:
"Hon. VIM. L. Ysncey arrived at our depot, on
Tueeosy morning. having with him his family among
" hom Is son yr wn. He was met with two car
rsees ind music wagon, and escorted 70 toe Lamar
Eopse by very smsll crowd, three-fourth OF whom
were Bell and Everett men attracted by the fame OF
TIE distinguished visitor He quietly entered the hotel
md nothing said pro or ION, the intense southern
Democracy feelit that they bad made a failure! But
At the hour of twelve the crowd repaired 10 lot In
the north portion OF the city, where stand
vac erected under very large OAK tree intending the
sbade Of the one tree to accommodate the anoence ~
il did for the most part. There was about tree or
fur hundred peIsons the ground majority OF
whom were b. I'll Gen Mr.. Yancey was introduced TO
the audience by John II. CroEter, the same man
who had four weeks previously repudissed fancey y
to the audience, that Ysncey was an extreme
nan, and the Democracy of Tennessee were
not to be held responsible for bis ultra opinions Mr.
Ysncey spoke three hours and half and except the
tine be occupied in making war upon Bell, be was for
the most part engaged in defense of hi nsslt and his
owp political record against what be was pleased to
ETY. The slaude fat ehoods OF the Bell aud Doug
ss rr.ss and orators. He lie a fluent sp aksr, win q
good voice an Of vanity and Ia g. spMpkie OF
| the demsgceue. He makes an ipgsn'ousNpaeca,
with good degree Of but by
| Do m.sns MEETS the expectations OF strangers. We
will not attempt report OF the Speech but we VIII
give some Of the points he made and these we promise
20 state accurately. He stated that white women at
| TIE NoTih stand over the wasb'tub sDd cook-tha'
white black boots aod drive caisges ana perform
sl ether mental services while at the South, Shere
ae were more elevated, make Degroes perform
these dc grt ding duties T;s was most uatortuuafe
bit tor tLis latitude. IL might do 10 South Aabama
or the wesliby portions of The Cotton States But
every tenth nan he " e speaking did not own 8
pego while the wives and daughters Of hinetenths OF
all who heard hin, wash, cook, aud milk cows, With
out ruspectng that they we're performing msnial
S+rvoee Even our eDterprsDg TO wDsnsn, LAekey ADD
HsDb who drove their carriages out to the dspot and
sgsp 10 the spe akIg never supposed they lees
eIsyated than those no Idcg 10 their csrriages
And verify il this srsto ratio Southern party dsse no
votes fr that class " no bla ter own boots and
drive then own carriages and wagons, heir share IN
East Trppersee will be small. No wonder that Gov
JcbrsOu said Ysncey bad egg, and declined rs
cisting vito him in pnbiic cebae lie next pitched
into Doug de- and stated that to ud him you must pen
etTate Il DO es of whisky barrel. Douglas even
had the in pudence TO come to the Souin 10 make
Speeches Nay, be dared enter where angels ar 70
tread nd had falls fad the records of the county As
Mr.. Ysncey was about to conclude, and 1t was sp-
Parent 10 all present that he would not define bis pos
op ~ il regarded the possible election Of Lincoln ss
| Dorglss had oly done at Richmond and Norfolk, a
orper State Senator Of KuoK, practicing physician
District Elector, and the sriler, sent up 10 the
staLd by Mr. Manley the folio wing notes
L. -.
slider that scnt for ti'sovng the Union, or would
e Sr 'isG Il; i1sTsqr'SS R sSoSsgRs
''N IL A ~. N FLEMiiNd" A'''
"This note was handed to John II. Crozier and Dr.
Rsmsey the Trustee Of the celebrated Bank Of Fast
Tenn essee who Indignantly refused TO hand TO Yam
rey and returned it to Marley whereupon the latter
in fTCni of the stand, propounded the question. These
ciPI tiled brothers ipsw, aud experienced hnancers
called for the note and turned 1t over to Yancss. Mr.
Ysrcsy then called cut for the ger temep, by name
who Rad signed the Dote ne held III h's hand-told
he III 10 com. upon the 'snd and be would ans yer
heir questions We al mounted the stand He asked
NJ If We were all for Bel We promply rsolied we
we're. Then " raid 40, with flourish OF trunpe.s
and Iontr 10 the floor of the stand, lyon a-e now
on better platf, rm than you were ever on in your
ives" and ihert upon the Brock nridye Democracy
shoui.d slcud Turning to (P,son BrownIo ~
sDoDg, did Ill tho time, just at his LIT h.nd he
iIqnrd, q" Are you wiling to taDd where Mr. Bel
eO.e, una will you ndorse what he says in reply TO
TIE queeuOn You pr pOunO 10 M W. plch,
"Yes endorse all Bell has said AMI go further than
he las gone. | sm one of numerous patty at the
81 uh who vii II Lincoln shall be elected under
| the forms of our Consultation, and by the author
ny Of lsw, without committing any other
ofense than being ELECTED force the vile Dis
nnioI isis and SecessioDsts Of tbs South TO PASS
oykR OUR DEAD BODIES on THEIR MARCH TO
WAsHIsGIoS TO BREAK Up THIS GOytRSaGsr ~
Mr. YsDeey then resumed bis sp. ech sogled NJ ou "a
hs MIN or the occasion, and weGt on TO csecnise u.s.
10 express his astODishueBt that he hal met viii
ore Southern man, pa'ive Of the South, who was
vii ing plunge a Northern bayonet oto the b'sat Of
Il southern brotheri We interrupted him for moment,
anc said: " This is nothing in this conmunity-l
hsve pu bsbsd this TO the world in my jouraal
Yes, replied Dir. Yancey, "and you have published
great many things about Democrats that yon ought
not 10 have published i" This ELECTED the loud 40
plaUse Of his psrtIssbs and they os led
We replied; "Yes, aud We have both said and done
things fer which ought TO have been hupg" We
yer. not applsnded He did not ask what say inys
and dongs We al uded TO, should have told him
bis Reasonable Slaughter letter, and his wicked
uurder Of bis uncle, DR.. Earle 10 SOuh Caro-.
lirs some years sgo, AT rsce-track bad
entitled him TO pull hemp without footbodl Mr.
Y,pcey turned 10 Itasc Lewis, an sgsd Democrat
on tbe stand and asked him in an under one Il tns
we're ParsOH BrowLlow for he had never met With
ps before. Lewis told bin II was, very si2oic,ntly
ard tbereupon Yaneey turned 70 rs and delivered 4
mana lecture ths dutsa "A pnnanhar pt,,c,