Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-08-25
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The lHsaa.aa -hrets agj essi71s 90 ere
~aath. hsrs . ss-st cal ts sag 5seaf NJ
Beds yrrart although h. has the best asd
s..,,a.lrst ssrurs - su~ saaa iu tar ts.1 fr
ace rr.saArs-r Ne propose ln g.ss Shoes
Rec Avarflzss rssari 30 5sat,s aasfs. aaI 'ss
Lsr.e SITE = rt.,sEe fsoW bias. Ls1sastaa
-.rtra. ia is.-.
F..a .ae at.frsstnE 4Ucsi.ss ug slavery.
tr..r r..s-... ., .'-as TEe Eaair THe.r as
tf.- o.. slrssf'.. orsaal-sueH b. V}sfl-f Pc st-
tar.aatok pYapnslttts-- that Carxgsss s.sH
a,f intervene aF-s fi,i- sHH3,,I 30 ltr ~srIsF
tH Gsc Teri ;.srs,s Tf .s Js- n.ssftct % CslFs-
ia. Itst tss people ~ each TortItssf shalt
Hr'yetuins tls qa,.,.s iBs Igesvsplfrs. ass -
sfsassd S. Pc ts,as HFas fast.ag %. F-sr-ef
sr-risg r,A 80 erts5as.. ssss, e. sal.s sl4-Fss-
,-es'ss ceyasa} 81 fsf s,ssrsHss Pc tsss5.as
e.. siascB
tstsss poaFlss. phn ssa uu.isrsIost Ersrk
saritee to %, VIA htrs heart au3 coal .a bis
Toy sfer, b. ay'is'fsI sLg slll 81 las'
meata, ssys
Nr Br~gkruHlge pledged a5ussif ta ,as
aaHir pr1ripie "a bis, -Pevab ai Lr1.-rr-s.
NJ accepting fhr .t-st sati-r fsr Vl,- Fr-ti-
dent siuod ,r-.3r biui ua ne same ffst-
fyfrs - Tippr tBay srd heard hiag taaiuJaia
ths. a4rt5fnr -aut J.aa 6 Hrsf A,ari.tse
seat a. GsT ia Sc def ace a. ary sgaaJtsF sry-
err.cn ever vent Neither Bu,haasn uer
B--.k-nf,.les would or soa't have been elect
81 20 aHs other l'sffnrra a."
Now. ia that TlpprysUas 9,ss,a ohs,a
Douglas stood b., hasa saJ heard lanl dr5,es,
BirsssaIiaEs sa4d.
Il happened ts be- ia CaugfrsF ubrg the
Nyrra-As Hul Pared aaH EBve 81 my 1ai.v
ss yafr. suH 5.5. easr lf sd 'sb-t b. ia sls
u sssaaaisd the right ct the B.gt - fss
Ir-raass a. ssttsv ihr question TO- Themselves,
-uH NOT betsuae . ssppassi-Shs 3 jo net
Hrs bvlirty--sbsf ~ lra5-lst~s slavery f1fa the
Territory Fas Hssp-~rst- sastz o. H1f O. PFC
ss.rr-y Pss.a
. asl ganart set vlth Hu ra-rs ibai bsH far
ttr asrey.t The - .s5.ss.- ~ s5sI.Hr. uut with
uar It rbEsEsr var rErrfF co., TFREgFaay
ruav ue,Iulsg ihr gasss.os at is esislrasv so
Nuu-rI,stsa,r wilh iL',a icT themselves.
bat sgaa, oa the lG,b II January. 'sso.
irsskeari dg- then ,ae,ahCr Of Jhs hratgfAy
Legislature, iatFodas,d thF igilSa 10 lsspia-
tisA
Rrsolc-,i ~ the CsAsiai Assembly Of the
CahtEaoav raith ~ kgatarky that the qHs--
tien 81 slavery 10 the Territories being shaf'g
sfrff A1afF,fF a-F7fes =" hltA fhf|tAN
Nun tsHAsiF rHEa
0a the aist Of She SAME asustb, NJ wick
life offered the following 10 the Kentucky
E.sst5islurs
That slavery 10 the Territories s. Sub
lcFi shish hrioHgs exclusively 70 tue people
Of those fe~ritcrir- bag that ibrlJ right 60
rsciude ~layrry ihervffaH eaB be- sNsTcized by
thvn, cai9 ia lbrjF capacity as au tsdep,a adj
sHt STATE. iH irfmiaE their oan EvustitstieB
Ter q State Guyrtbmvnt'
irss Aenr,,ise vpaia Bat spPFori iAis fe-e-
iuriaa. bvssasp 1t aid Pot rssuFaisc she tight
Of ,he people # f'FrIss g, hat Of a s'ass, Co.
regulate the slavery question, aad be made o
minority Fspsft siEasd Ay himself }. 4. Rate
aud J z AvtCaW shish they accompanied
Nirh rvsolsiiea proposing 10 iaatraot their
Ra SENATORS CL4I aud uSntsSnop, Ia ep-
Rasn Congressional iRierIeIsars wiih the Sob
lsci, except ia tSo spssiafd oAsua-thzt Of
tie iereiga slave TrAdg asd abe FasjtEs
Slave Law, aud 80 leave all paWsF la tbs Ter
Fltogisl people over The sahjsrt - hsiaz y bad.
~ gaeai aad sssssasr
Thas il silt be seen, that Arecsensidge has
bsss HasEs s.as a. sell ss Easssi,i,sg Squat