Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-03-03

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! ~ pptlsase Msi llsarg addressed the
CohfsHsish q ieseti 10 oae d The ps0st
elsqssai sassfal sad pstristis speeches
I has sfef bess ess geod fsriaas 10 bssT
His thspr Ras ne LsiOs, asd asost feel.
laglJ aed sieEiaglg did be depict iss 10.
es,liAsbls blessings, snd most fufsitly snd
fosatediy r'tisi oai the evils whisA would
Fssslt irs@ iss aisFsvtios
After Msi, Asssy had sssaisdsd. Hoa
,sm. ESiHg msTtd that Hen. Bslig Peg
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added 10 the dehgstes from the State y
large - The Nsft,asi Usim C8assntisa,
shisa H'Diise Pssvsiisd sssauisesssiy
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doa. va Asssrs. Sslssa. AAyssri. Bfsisen,
stokes. Hsitoa, ossfiss aud Etasiaes.
On motion of James y. Potter, Jr. of
iIsaTy, psss 'siltrs % three We sppois
led, eossissis 4 Msssts. Porter, I3siIs
Psyigas aud ilf RSsssios, % sait upas
Hon. JOha iIell cod aatify him Of his
posiinsiiaa BY this CepTehIion as It's
siSoise fof the Pfesidesey. aad Invite him
70 address The sssestian II u o'eiock
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patriotism sod dsv5u-a % hsihssrests ~ tbf'r
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Hsa Neal s. Bsswn vas loajly called
i0r, and addressed the CoaTsRIiSa IN bis
usual happy veia.
Amer Gov BroWn had eonelajed. tbe
Couvsntioa took recess until Il o'eiock
NIGHT srs-ihS
Tie President caiisl ,he C0uveatian 10
esdes at - o'riask. Nr Brc~slow,
CAasfmas Of the eosasi,irs to wais apoa
flr Bsll Asd lafoFn higl ,d the Setiun Sl
the CpnSesliaR 10 noE,as',ag him Tor the
pfssiaeHsy. saaouaced that Mr. Bsll vas
pfcsent 10 respond Mr Eel sas greeted
wisb the nest hearty cs,shHsiasm aHi
msds a saar, speech FViuTa,ng thsaks -
the Convention foe tks sOaphneAs paid
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The remslhdrr Of the oysBiug wss
sprsi 10 hcs,iag speeches irsm Ar Gul
aisv, u ksutaeky, Dr, RrggBisw, Col
rcyton aqd Han JHdss stokes AfieT
wbt,h ,he CDRrsatioa Tessived itscif iato
mass iaeeiiug. snl vxeslieat speeches
werv nssas b. Mr f,llmaa. 81 Bedford,
As telyar, of FfsHkha AID ether gpa
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Os motion u Nr S,okr. the thanks
sf the CosyestioR sers rsturusd Go lIoR
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ttslity With uhieh be presided eFsr lhe
deliberations Of tbs Cootsa,iia, a STA.
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