Brownlow's weekly Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1861-1861, 1861-10-26

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pAsiea, sad spFfessles Inflicted upon shs pes.
pls Of las, rsnnssses because Of thsls devs-
don 10 ne conssltuslan AID Laws Of the 0e-
yeFnmess BANDED down TO them By their
Fathers, ana ths lIssrsles secured Q them ey
: war Of ssssa long years Of Rioeri, poverty,
and irGall rspsps, am proad Of my posi-
lion, sud efhy prlasipIes, aud ssall leave
them to my shIldrsn ~ Legacy, far more
valuable than a priacely foftune, had l sas
latter 10 bessewi
with me, life has lost SONS Of lie energy
hayiEg paused sik annpai posts On The Wss-
tara Slope 0g half = eeatnry- Of
shs Gre % seutA II sxhausted--bas ! stand
forth with thselsqnease aad energy Of f@At
10 sustain and stimulate me, In the msinle'
nance Of my prinsiples. am encouraged 70
fsmaess, when leok back 70 the fate Of Him
whose power was righteousness, while the
| Infatuated neh cried Oas, "crasIfy him, cru
city himl'a ~
/ owe TO my numerous list Of subscribers,
the filing ont Of their respective terms, for
which they have made advance payments, and
II circumstances eser place II 10 my power to
discharge these obligations, 4 will do !, most
certainly. But IL am denied the liberty o.
doing 40, shsy mnsi regard their snelI losses,
as go many routsibntions 70 tie cause in which
Ihave sailesi fesi that can, with eOua-
| aence, rely upon The rnaguanlnity end for
bearance of my patrons. under this state Of
things. They will beer ne witaess that hSvs
/ held out a. long as Am allowedts, and thai
L have yielded 70 8 military despc.ism, that
could not avert the horrors Of, or lscesssfall,
oppose. ns agesqe ssa
Twill eely say, 10 eoaclasiOp, sm no
allowed The privilege to write-that The pec
pie Of this country have been npaecasio'ns'
70 such urosgs; they can yetsssrcsly reals
them. They are astonaded for the Tins being
With the quick succession Of cutraees this
have come upon them, and they stand horror
stricken, like men expecting ruin and annlbi
lasion. may not live 20 see the day, bh
thousands OF my readers win, when The pec
pie Of this once prosperous eountry, viii &c
that they are marchiag By edeabis qaic
tiase,v from freedom 70 bondage. They wi
then look these wanton oatraaes upon RICH
and liberty full u The faee, and my prsdleiiS
rise and mutiny.a Wrongs less wantoh "a
courageous, preeipiiated the Preach RevOlu
ton. ciiiEsns cast into dungeons sithou
charges Of crime ageinst then, and withou
tthe 'formaiities of tsial By jafy; privai
, property eonfscated At the beck Of those !
power; tie Press hambiea. Inuzzled and sur
pressed, OF psostituted 70 serve che eads {
lsyrannyt The crimes OF Louis XVI, r.
short Of ell this, aud JET he iosi bis head :
The people Of this eeantry, down.trOddep au
, oppressed, still hare the resoiatiOp Of the
iilustrioas forefathers, who asserted the
rights at Lexington aud Bunker HINT
Exchanging with proud satisfaction, ID
editorial chair, aad the sweet endearnents
home, for cell in the prison, or the Ios Of q
exile, hare the 1 Jaor to be, &C.,
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