The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1862-05-30
THE TENNESSEE LoYALIsTs.
SPEECH by PARsoN BRowNLOw

w ~ p-., A.. To,,os,oo -,
he'' W. W. Dro"h'o"' '"o i'""''s'o P''
triot, at the New York Academy OF Music
ON Thursday evening. Tho charge for ad.
..,..,o ,os en-, cont. tho nroceeJs IN be
H'''''o" W." >, nv,
used IN re-estaoilshins tue hhoA''io wing
of which Mr.. Brownlow was lately editor
Tho ;,nmepso bu;ldinc WAS crowded. with nm
" ,."', - a.. - ,,;.h .,o,
audience VINO srec'cu '"c 'Pc'N'' WIN e"''
warm admiration as few men ever recei'e.-
Hon. w. Nj. Eyarts, presided, and with q
,...a..;,,o ,omarL. ;,,rod,cod Mr.
lew "PP'oP'"'o ''''a'" '' 49, 49,
Brownlow as the principal speaker Mt
Brownlow's speech We copy from the World
e,,,ow. Bo,,o, aJ,er,;,er
10 'o''o"' '''''" -'''' 49,
He commenced by saying that he would
take OCCASION in advance of anything and all
he might say, to apprise them Of what they
would discover before he took his seat, that
in his public addresses he did not present
ANYTHING to an audience with an eloquencC
that charms. or with the beauty OF diction
which captivates and fascinates. For the
last thrty.fve years Inc has been accustomed
to sneak in public upon all the subjects afloal
in the land-for he had never been neutral
ON any subject that ever came up. (Grcat
Applause.l independent in all things neu
trail in none. He had been troubled will
bronchitis. and had come to New York, ant
had been helped. The doctor had advised
him to exercise his voice, to speak' IL NJ
where else, among the woods oi his native
place. Instead OF TINS nc frequently ADDRESS
ed an audience on total abstinence, anu Una
isa good cause: Again. ne wouiu sonie'lne'
deliver Methodist sermons, ana tna' se soo'
cause. But TINT did not mel MS voice.
But when no began 10 speak Oh coming
North against TINS lnnn,e'y 'nlerna' IT, re'.' y,
hon. he iounu himse'' hp'o W etean, anu "
heard hail u mic. luisa' APp'au;;o, a.a;o. .,
lie at'riou.ea 'ne res'ola'lo' ~ L; y, us ru''o '.
the great anu gooa h TSust ~ "'" 81. a0 .a,n' Mn'
ensagcu. G"o ,Lo g.. I'm ,";nS. M ,h,, no had sa;d
hera " say ,,.ao ."o 'a1 "nd % "na;n Ms shnnId hs
Nv non1 LII h;.,sa,S ~ Sa o,us hsro With ons
au as, ~ n.;no;n,as rn- the North and anothe,
r., b. SIn,h ua would utter M do.
~ ~mno;o % lions Of those wretcbed. corrupt. and
;n,omnns men who commenced this rebellion
horo ,L,, bo would NOT utter there. The
Son,h Was was 10 10 blame for the civil war that ha,
sOu,a,,"a, sou'" "au -. Tho Son,h had Tho create,
% n,r, oi tho Presidents. and thew took q nun
Par E oS ,ba Northern Presidents and plov Cd
w;,,, I " ,hsm os their beifers Uaurhter T.
Tha Nth aiw.vs cave tho South What sb,
i',, nv III ~" San,h olon. Il 10 blame Co,
asscu' anu W. sIu'm ",. ", 20 ,ho ,,ors, %, % ~
TINS war. IL 'h1 Mo.a " '"o ",.9s .t .,,' o.. y
men llat ever i,'eu o'i suo NV W. '.S .Ss ~ "n
lie had Always nau connuvnOo a; "i,;. .LIt s' E Nv,
ernihent Wou,u ciusn Du' '"'. .I ohI - w
pave 'no r'gn. N'nu VI ,"'" IN. W oa, 30, o.,
srhmeh,' ,laPp'ause| ,,.%,s,,s s, @
lent ana glorious man sic.,c''a"' N,oue'
dous ana long contihucu nppausc' anu ,,'ic'
cheers Tor McClellanl-the man III whos'
ABILITY ne had Always nau connucloo, "n'
who, he had pr3Pnesed, wou'u come on
right side up; ana fremont lLonS'eon'in
ued applause. and three cheers Tor Fremont
mingled with u few hisses.) We In Tennes
sec are in his division, and we were glad whe,
we heard OF it. Though he differed IRON th'
speaker in politics he was his sort Of man.
(Applause.) He will make spoon or spoi
a horn. (Great Laughter.) The speaker
continued -
When he gets ready to go down into Eas
Tennessee hope he will let me know it,.
want to go with him, side by side, on mt
horse, and point out the rebels. Mr. pr'sg
OF New York. has promised INC ions co'
OF rope and want TO he'p uo IL "'o'"'
the,r necSs' :, ,h;,
we nave nad numoer VI u',,a. ,coc'''
country. we had one ih ma's'onu .,'s,
Then we had whiSkey rcpein' ',hi. a,,i ,''v"" ,n
great rebellion In South Is,ol'nu "non ,. m n",
drew jackson crushed ~ eo1,d u"'v T.
Andrew jackson IN tue piayy " t"a =, ~,
able mockery OF . man u,.,,i"n ~ " I ho monld
commencement OF .nS n,y v0 iI;otorv ~ r;.;nc
nave ATTENDED, 70 ~ wnniJ have sworn
about ten ieet IN ms oovs Wo" "V ~ ,%;n, ms,
G oy s'' Trsmsndous SSu r", u, applause.l And when
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