Brownlow's weekly Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1861-1861, 1861-08-17
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tsse q eoslillssse ID be Aaferi,i Of
TjSSasdlsey, 40 kneslts = 81 we 20 Of shs
passy, BE asyer tsa sodeas 3 abeig sincerity.
We honestly believe that sif LiseoLs and
HantIs, were Bsmocrsss~-bad oeen aomInat-
! ed b that party, and would distribute zoe
Offices among them, tbey wonld aBd no fault
Of their principles, even uvon the sIsvsry
question. wbJ do We saI 80 Because they
hare nanisasea CSC slssfsd worse men, aai
worse Abolitionists, and even South Carolina,
Ge6Fkia, 4iaesBa, rIoffaA, xsssissppf,
holllsisba. and Tszss, ssassa 80 these issas
and III 81 defended ti.ss maAkures Of their Gd-
minlstratioa tsesa s-tsst - sFsH
'aeaa the fofisxihg eftfGet from s speech
delivered in Congress bY |rsatla ffvss, Il
IsAs. With ths spsseh % EsseFa. Democracy
nominated him, and via II stsrsaS them in
the lace, SosiAss Democrats Imported hin
tb.t ~ e h le n silSEEY A. Oss % fIlE
t4akAfisT ktsk Il A. Hs0glA Al nv IkA--A ebaAs
SFgs Ias 10. ~. 1 =, 4. = az. S :,
Mere recently, ia 1854, Frasklis Ber@s de-
liyersd - speech frssn whioh she fsilaaisg ss-
tract Is taken; aud with Ibis staring che
Southern Democracy 10 The face, they voted
for Pierce:
IIHAyK BgEy ASKED ~ Ltkkp his IuGi-
iva sLASE Law lARsHEk. 50. lelAtu ~ =
THAyk TIT MOST kKvutSfsd TEELfNB Al fliE
Uit Tev UFuF ssAVsi' rvs Law ls oPF~akD
10 nuAASItfY' rs. sss1st saf4 r. aua-sszH -
Aud ssw, wbsn PisEos's State Of New
Hampshire has passsda ''PsTsonal Liberty
Gaw," uuiiify,us this Fugiuss Slave Law,
these same Densetau take grsat efsnss att,
aud regard ~ rs an outraged. Pierce est
Hesoafs Lincoiai
Here comes an extract from speech de-
livsred IN The United States Senate By an old
Esderai A5oisSoN'st, whose name is IAHss b.
eHAxAx 'e @
-pruit me h.ts VIZ Chairman t,r moasu. to peek
uVoa salgSst t"whiehl irst iaas never aEsa hsss
OhIa advert sva this asa. mean The seetsst e
stap.Tg bELlkbE + II To Bk A GkkAI PpL11ICAL-
ANb A0kAL BtiLl Thank 91b Thai ~ LII
a > Bksk.A CAST IN A STATE WKeRk iF DORIS S0F
L1ISlli IE Mas B1EA CLASS kkfAli.kD glA0S
Is ~ A AATlON WHICH HAkEs If SUBJECT
- kKPkottH f0OeSiHsfItpripNsHi lses 1Ales
Reg II b-batss PAgs lis vi. baFt
AsiANVLh W HsNNNN W.
,6us sentiments and II Lincoln we're Dtae-
eysf, and would give ihs oiicss 10 that party.
bis principles would be feEnEdsd sseOHserva~
tive, aud hls election r@joiced oser - vic
tory Here Is what The Washington Uaioh,
the National oFgan Of these SVsthers Demo
erats, said at solAte q period ~ 1855
-IfIs No PART oP FHF oRRKDoR DEMOCRAT.
As AIgA. TN Il Tts ADVOCATE tfR oPis'Eg TUE
EXTENSION OF SLAVERY, He AT Do THk oSk
80 IHE UTIf4R IL THE ENgK'ISk ~ his AfGHrs
As A CIfTKGN. AND NOT UffkhD A0AiNkf TIE
DHA0N IA tic PAkTYF fe-s.-
Here is What the same Washington UHssn
said, while Pierce WAS running for the Presi-
deney, and when Senator heAoksoa Was edit
ing Is:
-Ths FREE sOIL BEsnCR TIC LEADERS % THE
NORTH rsgslsr Fsyti0a ~ - pslsDs atss party
and Gen Pierce clF ted will make d,stnciinn H.
tween Them and the u the Democracy IN The disr-
huiioa pF Ucai gatrAes, an IN TIE ssectiuo OF asaas
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