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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-05-19
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Oar eilissus, Ia ~, II ;hs Southern
slatss, have been holAiax large sad en-
thu-iasiis mscanrs, dsRusPeisg the john
lIrora FsfsY, As5 thess sha syaspstbiIs
Eith bin sud bis murjrfao, associates.
Alaos, every sgpa'J ia Virginia has done
this A. tbr same titse, thousands q cor
yoops SEQ ere IN Nflbcru colleges. -.
curing IN edarsiioa, sla1yiug Nsdisise,
Ssd Lsv 81 Dlvisity ~ .sae II ;bs
Ias,,tutioas EksTe these Ssalhsrg sta
dsats arc, che John Bsosa sfupa,bissFs
have held R,csiiag- over their head,, De
uouarisg the ia,iiiH,iru II slavery We
have Medical Calieg-. "a Riehrnoad IA
gusts, Chafles,os, Nsshsille, HsmpAis,
L.uissille. Lsringios. Seu O,bsBs. snd
At y;hsf psiai., 9Th 81 tbs facilities asi
Rdvsatsees 70 the siuicgt. necessary 70
pot hin through vita honor aul credit,
sud to turn his oat rbysisias asd a
Sargeen
We have Law Sebools snd Law Depart
tssRts in our CgIls zss, rgazi 20 al! cor
ismand- Add Ne have Ca!.-r. vhsto
estshed sdseallsus can be hsI Why
10, educate our sass in Sss,Asru Colleges,
Why not speni cur ,hoasa6d 1t bose (?
PUrio,ifn salis en- sau'bera n-a as to
sfand hy their oHn Jli.a2c, ID LssralHg,
Of NrI,siss. aud Law. - - the in
ss,tu5tos of slavery Was g. ais ve arc
g. " give AID sod comfort 30 T. oar fneg.irs,
Naile vs ststSs cat our insp5s > bs.ee ,
II - isisoJ to protect Gus .as,''aIious,
lsi Us do IL IN every way passi6ic Let
q aasuflcysre ., the Saith Let us
import d'seyiiy fren EsroPe ,o SaIthere
rous 10 Ibi' vsJ alone, can Ee sPsTs,s
GA tbs ~, f.ass Of Ns'tAefa Ab9.i'ioa
ist. ABd iasisai Of a,54isg ou' gguUlry
with Ncslbern Jouros.s Gui a, faiFot i,s
cur ESQ periodicals..
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-05-19
Ceske County.

Ala patlic msetipg IT me eitizcns Of
Cocks eoauty. bsld - the eJart huSsC 20
NeWp,st ca The 5,a dsy Il Nav, 1860,
70 bs,ug ciNniy eosrt day. for the ya'Psse
q sppslst,sg aaatc suitable delegates 10
sttvnd the Convention 70 be hgid at
GrcgUeville. Teaa, on The 26yb lUst. 90
select sea,V saitsbls Befsoa a. be placed
upoa ihe ElSeIorsi ioS lho srSt e0agFes
stossi District 81 Teasrsses
I = GuTMzH vas called - the ohstJ
ami W. AssseeB Was appointed secrs
taFy
The object Of the meeting bring en-.
pia,aed By the ChsirmEs Ia Tee sPpTS-
prista remarks,
Whsa % assiea Of J r Allea, Jos
Pagst, Isaac Allsa and Jsseph Hickey
we're appointed committee 70 report the
names u sO.ae suitable psTsOas TO attend
said CoRSention.
Who after a les as0lasatA Abssaes 70
tuIbed che Ha@ss 81 the fOlloalsg Rsh-
Ilemsa "a Eis, joseph Hickey, I. 5, Ger.
msn, David V stsksly, ". n, Eyaus,
Joha Cssssea, W Il. Saith, Wm Jack,
b \ Niuus, \. II, s,yksB. Morris
HsIsssll, A Joass. 6 w. AHsp, ). a.
Iumsa, Isaac Allea, J N, Harry, w b.
Harrison, fhema- CsIua Junalhsn R,bbs
sEd Viii "a MeSsssn. and there bsisg
40 pbJss,Ioa assas 10 say Of said ha@ss,
the same Esfs I'll saaathsa,
Upon the Suggestion " ths chairnsa
and 'be saus being anspiaossly agreed
10 BY 'nce1,ng, tbs delegates ere Fsaaes
Ted 90 uss their isaasavs ~ seaaIs he sp-
puistHseat ii ud A. J flstshes -
suitable candidate - Be- placed sPsa tAs
Rlsssessl, aaa 10 he sseat, tass saanet
succeed il psssarsas the seRihalsea 81
the saia A. y, tlssshsf, sAsy are aathss,
,ssd ~ % Tor saeh other salasels Psaaa
Is lhs seavOasieu 10 thsir isag@sas may
select
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-05-19
KVoxvILLE TENNEssEE SATURDAY MORNING. MAY TO- 1860

sssss % On advertisement 10 the 3sfld 81
iaaakiad sei Il missske him Tor 80 hosssi
maa
NJ fst from Dsyis, sat Sevatd. nf New
fotk, hNls pale. ialIos faced maa, wbS
lseks kss be hsa eaisa diH Ell biz he
hong. aud ea~ l,ets more like 40 Egyp.
tisa n,aemy than sfsts sess;ar lie
l., asvsr,hsless. man II islsnts, uod VS.
oct dis'a bed By Iae dissaipa hafaBgus
II Davis
should ssy snsts absal nen and ,hinEs,
buI close II bali hour psst midnight
We ill Leave foF Bii,imafs Ia ths mua.
isg The TssBessss Delssstss b the
GobvsaIiuu hsld preliminary meeting
this evening", snd resolved IN the Ice 81
policy they wsaid pursue. There we're
g Of Us is the meeting.
" u. BHawSLuw.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-05-19

Moan uEvEsDgFNsNg The Nssa-
iczIoa CsrFespsrulcn: - las C.u-.aUast
Gsts;ie. has tas sclitevtEEs
b az. sa,l5r d tss 9sm0crsus FHPsS
81 Frsa1ag. Uaio, a4s .esgi5sd bsi1yr ths
C5ss4s eczmi;ts- TIA; Wsaigl gave I'm
sre ,hou.a1I dollars 70 pass she Eae.i'h
b.H ,hroash the tIosse Of Es?resea'.
tive
Rsaly, tae u.sEve'as. tales q A.l1i.a-
DO Eci equal taJss ,lst sfs TIL o.: tse
slnosg fabuigas wr4lih Rat has been en-
pl,yed hv Wssde'I % c8Frurs abe people
aai their legislators Wat wid eOns
nextg
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-05-19

TEE IL @IDESCY-PLAY Iron ISL
TItLs IA laaiaaa PaPcS -3gss.iss tls
claims OF S.ra,- G4EeG.a, o. t-ar.yl
vans, fF 10 Prss,-s-eg sg-.-s- fu-
RE initials u h,s asa3z csa De- 17aUa ta-
InS7inas vsr1.. Se-,essfai C4s3liIs
40 Uasa K-Pgo.'caa paper a0sie.aS thu
above, prsts-s CaEsz. bzs4-ss :. =. 6.
sre szar,.y yn.ayus, aeAa.HS Successful
Presidential Csel is.s T. ts;t ~ Tt'-a
she C5.ansas State "a ( I's1ees sEs} 70
pies
Ibs initial, O.. -.1ya Czasrsa Erui5
Be us-e appropriately aPpjisI - -i}gsry
Cara,. ant 1assc e Ssla0a p thzss %
Saa.l P,xatcss { d. SD
1as RsppbAesH Pap-rs uigat -ssor. %
tet.Ia. tat Ssaissasa ;aag yas initials q
90. tsal,ia,s 5. 3 I--usaa. Snail
APP e. Dried. ~ .hss q uoa'aatsd he
~ surely Be Shi,ss-i Aud Disaaal.ei.
49, l. 1astIri pa
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-05-19

DE- noiioa n the iioa. D. Y stossly
The sseFasfy Of The nesting u fsTassisa
% fa-hish sAePy o. flsess pTacssdiaps fsT
sas8iessisa u Iirqsnigs's Ks8xviils
MhiF,pn4 % f5fssFd the sans.
7 :. tIoRHAs. China
WILLIAM NrSwEES, ses'y
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-05-19

OsE RUspsED YsARs Aaa--Oss
haaircd 7szss 40 tkcFs gas asta single
uhisc s8za 30 OHIO, ksaig-ky Iztisaa =
Illinois J sFsI;lrl-s Isea, shat y uow
the aos' lsgri-biag para Of AasFies Eas
IS lee agzsH as iLs county r.ast the
N>eztaiasSS Ihs N5ea L sss a5t ca.
ui l-51 - IT, ilEs'sr * East1szg.
IT, Hsat s1t s3rsasusi7zs Boon, iri;
kls b5su. "a SaFJt tsTsiIas % bergEs th5
irs. s--,.-- e E1sf1eEF Tire 1z-i pis-
ue-T of Uaj8 id sYs s.t.s 10 tR=Hly
rsats after thfs tj8s. A baai rsd Yeas
40 Cassdl bsi9scsd 10 France. a0d the
vh5l, pnpalsts7a " the Iia4-i SsaECa d.t
nai exceed q u.lIisa asd belf ~ ge1E's
4 huojFsi yssrs sg3 o. GFra. Tssie-.s
Of Prussia as psTiaTmiBg these great
exploits Ehisb hs-s n1ds bim IBmoTta!
10 niiitayy sruals, SD With rs E;tie
monarchy, VS. sa-tsiassZ a s.ryle haE1s1
coBtss. uiIh kas-.s, Aasrs.t sHi Frsuss,
thsihres gr,a. -g~sr, e Earup- combined.
A kaolrel yea-s sEs Ihs Ul.Iei States
were tie m1s, loyal pat Of the British
EnFiFs, ana - tas psi cat heC1sJ 60
specs iasls-le -ss strs-z.= ~ = s''A57
a ss.-s 81 -.srs
EFrat-.l = taa H-s
drod yssrs . -a-a es-s sr-
pspsrs IN Ar--sss
n0l bsss h Ed --l
t1.eyrsgla - -s. aaa
test concept Vs.
a. ,.s.. bscs AZ d. Ia-55tza the VISTA 4
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-05-19

\ EEAUglTgI EgRH --Tsko abundant
s,er-Nss "a she apsa s,F-fsse. stirsetsEs
lay0cs eKsr-ise--sRsd ~ F0anE gus,
shea 40 tssErGssd b. fI,ss aa4 ATns~rsi
psepEisI.es. are wat % take IL yvU
are ia tha casnlsy. % caa Sei there- ram-
bic over the hiih aBa ,hrcash re WNna.
lsads; botAniEs, gsoiog,Es. SEX rare Gov
ers AMI plAsss, hasa blfds us-,s aad chase
butterflies Re romP, sysa gz5asa Yea
any BE- % Ioarsr a .islls giyi II yaa sEs
= 1sfs ard notAsr, - usSA The hett'T
Reap ui;s POUR shilises A'ieod TO
ycar ksiilv position sh,ls s;aa3.ag, ~
,tsg, lsiss aad salaiag. sad sssPiey saea
gsasrsl or special gJnessiiSs a. yeuF esss
maj Ts,pirs lave, sAIis IN i'oys. "a
vel Jeutilsted rcoms, tska saiasseat
uAs,ssssns sEd -s,sfIshipE so-sd Is regular
hozss. Keep be m'ad sssiss sad cheer.
ful--.u sAcst, obsy al iAs ass q essisa.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-05-19

= ~ ScESE Is TaE H0ssA -PUSNiSa
EXraAoxBlNkG w bile a. pFyoF Pos
Ter saus-eyar-y va going On is WsshisE-
too, ygte " ihs h0sss wss called aroa
soas miner usftsrs Hhsa VI, PaSssf :
sssss VS. called. IN ed Dsssh a'sa.esr
ffoa PeabsylvsBis, HAO sever takes Up
time unicss b has seBetblpg - say 10
the pSins. foas 10 his Phes aad exeased
Mr. Poser thss: = AisAsss ShpssssE. |
udi sAess ~ Ssh A0s M Pos1sF bash
Pr,sr saxagsmsns" Bssh sides u the
HSase aS3 The gallsFisa aaited "a = uP-
rCafissA szyIosioa Of uirth Al sAs heoof
.els psa6ss's sally af Us, sed & Has
osly eheossd " b rsasaeasd SSsn' sissF
the aAas a Ne Prysf sea ssiisd tss
saws Ga HAas aruss ssd ssld " tsa
MisAtss SSpaaksE, Aise,sS Pryor has
Saps > D - slsy IL - Aasds Of u Pa.
lar" For ssns nsnsats tas sOsas
IL de fl0ass uss Understandable, asa Tag
sosa, svs P0asa hs=is halves Asa aA.aasd
ysfas we're q aiseu9ns =
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-05-19

es-faes 81 i's.ssr. 20 tfreszs seas.ssis- sa - "
$500 ssa sisuss-ss.rsts - sass ~ tarssstif
" aarsacz
At rtsrrss~gs~ts sata ~ srissrs ~ lrs-stAss
u.srAss sin ~ raissast VA retsIs. ka sAsss-s
sFsaf33asts
ss-s4 -tli ~ sasstrA ~ shsf ssssFtsa
ssasfs fsssr $50 - - tssfi tsErsss RfssREts
y hsas as-ss-rF ~ ~ fss.ffsf So
49, .-=nssirl ~ ss-st.ssss SsS3i - $500 shpFs
- s.-s.-s- e. ss-t ., - reressssf
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-05-19
KNOXVILLE WIG.
Et,,or,s cerresnondenee.
KVoxvtLLE. FESe
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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-05-19
Ea,tor,s Correspondence

Delegates tn The Constitutional | si8n
Convention have been csa,ing iuia tbs
city f,on I'll eaartss fer the lsst igur
Day aud b,ghts, unaI the vsriuus Hotels
Throughout the city are cfaN dyd b their
uts,-,.l e.paeiiy, aud Al. houses AZ msny
u The citizens are also SLED 9Th gaq.ts.
Etsry Stale "a the IIeisa Il naw srsrs
seoteJ. except sbsu, tso on The Parrss
aud in The ,.tr,e,, y,,,bs.s, Iti,tbe
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Fa,,,.in Uss.fi House GilH,oyy. sIsg
Iley, Eutaw, Western, sea Naiioual he
T,na,.,cs Delegation, numbering fVE,y,
sra al lhs Eu,ssv
It's yrasifsias 20 ulaefve that these
lsres drl.-stisr.. ra,ujse from ,vsrs ser
iou Il tie Coat, defaoy, ere aeiusied hy
enc cammon tu,rsss, sad the ssas spitil
Il ha4mon, Even STATE, a. Developed
hv The srtersie nosling 81 10 delegates
l..t o.. .ht, bzs its prefers ase hhi I'll are
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ihr es.s,,,gs ,s.d. a. tLs .sgfthsnv OF
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g., Abe s,w,e.,f.., as ss,yos,d Bsuo 10
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S,.,rs II Tennessee. Pspe.,lyssFs Ne.
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w.-e. have declared e.f B.a Jass.
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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-05-19
ilO VI L X X CO.,
Waassssst ava set~a
Grecerz ssd CaRaiSSisa Merchants,
49,. So fE..s.ass $500.


NFE ARE NOW ADDING Al
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The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1860-03-22

BEAUTIFUL EXTRACT.-YOu cannot
go into the meadow, and pluck mp sim
gle daisy by the roots, without breaking
up society of nice relations, and de-
tecting a principle more extensive and
more refined than mere gravitation.
The handful of earth that follows the
fnny roots of the little flower is re-
plete with social elements. A little
social circle has been around that ger
initiating daisy. The sunbeam and
dew-drop met there; and the soft snm-
mer breeze came whispering through
the tall grass to join the silent concert.
The earth took them to the daisy gem !;
and all went to work to show that flow
er to the sun. Each mingled in the
honey of its influence, and they nnrsed
the "canny thing with an aliment
that made it grow. And when it lifted
its eyes toward the sky they wove a
soft carpet of grass for its feet. And
the sun saw it through the green leaves
and smiled as he passed on; and, by
starlight and the moonlight, they
worked on. And the daisy lifted up
its head, and one morning while the
sun was looking, it put on its silver
trimmed diadem, and showed its yellow
petals to the stars.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1860-03-22

Into each life some rain must fall >,
Sunshine is very beautiful, and all
young hearts revel in it; but it is never
SO lovely as when it wraps the earth in
a robe of light, after period of storms.
1t is not natural for youth, with its
bright hopes and ardent energy, to re-
joice in the day which is curtained by
a leaden sky, and fringed with the drip
ping rain.
Yet | would plead for rainy day.
1t brings with it quiet home pleasures
which should endear it to those whose
chosen resting place is by the fireside.
1t gives space for thought and refec-
ton, for looking inward upon our own
hearts, which cannot be enjoyed when
the flashing light, the sapphire sky,
and all the golden glory of sunny day
are dissipating thought, and wooing us
to enter the great world without. It
brings the members of a family closer
together, and unites them by strong
er tie.
The little daughter of fashionable
mother once said to me, on a dark and
io"CiHS Udy
:" 1 do hope it will rain fast this AFTER
noon."
"Why 2"
"Because if it rains, mother will
stay home with us, and can get her to
dress my doll"
Music never sounds more sweetly
than when, between each dying chord,
the low patter of the rain upon the
roof comes in for an accompaniment.
What is more musical than the rain
itself? How it dashes over your head,
aud drifts you along to dreamland,
when at night its countless performers
take up the the song of the stars!
How it taps at your window pane with
It's crystalline fingers, and wakens you
to earnest effort in the morning!
How sweet the ripple of melody
which it stirs i'm the book when the
drops from above meet and shake
hands with the drops that are sleeping
below! How soft the lullaby with
which it falls into the upturned chalices
of the thirsty flowers.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1860-03-22

means that he has made my life curse
and I have wronged YOU, my beloved
master, my more than friend. Fiend
dcceiver, destroyer of innocence! take
thy reward,"- lifting the power.
less body he dashed it into the river
1t rose moment, gave faint struggle
and all was over.
Thomas, his vengeance appeased
now turned to the assistance of Nor
gan, seeing this and the fall of their
leader, the British began to give way,
"To the boat, to the boat, Mr. Morgan -
cried Thomas, there are more in pur-
suit, push from the wharf, and you are
safe except from stray shot"
Yielding to his advice. Harry re-
turned, and calling on his men to use
every exertion, the boat started gallant
ly on its course, and they soon rejoined
their companions.
And now in the qniet Of that little
cabin the events we have related were
Calls well that ends
well" !" and Laura and her husband
were never after separated. The FA-
TAIL Token restored to its proper own
er by Alice, is still preserved in the
family of Morgan. 1t is pure gold en-
circled with precious gems. David
Hoyt was soon after welded to his
merry Lucy, and we have heard that
smiles began again to play around the
lips of the gentle Alice, as she consent
ed to reward the well-tried fidelity of
her early lover. Thomas Clark, whose
reform was complete, and as from boy
to man, so from manhood to old age,
he continued in the family of the mas
ter, he now loved as much as he had
formerly hated.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1860-03-22
Social Amusements.

Put no obstacle in the way of the
enjoyment of every thing that wealth
and liberty can contribute to divert
the spirits and crafty the Imagination,
and elevate the heart; but let it be re-
membered, that over all these prepara-
tions, the spirit of intelligence and dis
erection should preside; and that there
can be no permanent happiness where
there is a departure from propriety
He is not the kindest friend, who
pours forth the most literally of his
abundance; but he who So manages
his contributions, that, while he pro-
notes the innocent hiIarity, he does
not jeopardize the moral habits of the
companions collected around him.
We are getting to be more dull, and
grave, and phlegmatic, than is wise OF
prudent. The plan of our associations
is too strictly utilitarian. We prune of
and pare down, until the fruits, as well
rs foliage, is in danger of destruction
We are very little Of an imaginative
people. There is not much that seems
to us expedient, unless its exact value
is first automatically ascert aimed.
The may-pole and the liberty pole are
cut down; the sports and gambols OF
merry England, the jocund hilarity OF
beautiful France, the song, the dance,
the improvisatOre of romantic ITALY
are out of season and out of climate
and our public days are too often days
OF disgraceful intemperance, because
there are no national games, no lawful,
pleasurabie pastimes, which may be
honestly substituted for the daily labor
of lite.-Jdnaes T. Austin.