The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-15
Brownlow IN Cincinnati.

PaSson Browniow, OF Tennesses. who Nss
permitted by our Government tb.leavs ~
fjansederacy. turned mp In Ciacinnntl NJ
dtystgs, and was excessively 1ionizsd ~ -
Porkopoii.es. Being iryitea to visit the mss.
ch1l.s' Excaanso, the p,rjusel old biacf.
guard nvailsd himself Of the opportunity To
slss oat his venom against tks :aAd Of hts
BIRTH, in an addia.s to tbs members. Wssp.
pfnd frta ex.racls. S. .eakiug Of HE ezes.
riencs Ia Ill, he srfd;
The Brgsdier tneral commanLipg at
AuoxviIis ctuie TO see ne oas dag. The pgt.
30 7eTs III iaitlei aroopd to hear Whist WAs
be here" 81 tniak 40, 100 j." said I. aNov."
says he, come aiong wi h me and - witt
make itasi right. We will 60 np 10 Jsceo
ilamrn reg. a. the Uaurs House. and yoa csn
CoEk'd racy." Itarnsd round to him. a ~
iasntting pTopssi.lol, ".Sir," said /. ssbsfoY1
VII taae the o.,h OF allegiance to the South.
esn Coafedsracy, 70 obtain my freedom, I wilt
n IN Jail with disease, or die with old aes.
May, nsore--l deny that you have q Govern
III sis. :; / deny that Jon ere authorized 70 a.
minister iho oath of allegtance to your rotten
mob Government, which NO Power oa EARN
viii ever recognizes. B sfore Will 90 20, I
wt,i sse the en- ire Southern Confcaeracy "a
h II and you and oa top Cit 9reat cheer
af s Y.s sass q. ,lppia risa. Il.
aat, made bow, which returned, and NO
RED I hore 70 m ,es him ngain, and ihas
Wiz D, wa, n III, Federal army takes poases.
siJc OF EMGxvsiie.
Tie Union ssasimeat Of Eam Tearesssa las mssv
Si1en reg. not arerticte more loyal, dtrose6,
unti,ias band ~ Uaioaiss neur iivsd on GoA's
sycfn eG-tk.
has lille vAIey, forty miles wide and
abon. sixty ni,es lsn ng. of which Knoxville h
the centre. is fal. o. sueh Uaion men and
women. " hen came away the jul OF Knox
vile was full OF Union men. Iwss Tiers In
utssn fr xAeyc a
au9g TIE n. did rot see them hung, becarss
s;,is was auae over The hill, but saw the m 40
oaE with lie hleca po plar coffi os and ths sol.
Hrowniow, wcuId say, You viii swing
next" hiy reply wss, s.y am ready to bs
hung, end ali wan. Is one hour ul,dsr tho
gAilows, 90 give the pedigree CT these msn."
l Iexpectsd 30 be hung, and h d m ade mp my
mind 10 1t. / YVES told that the drum- head
court. N r'iai ikcaet but one vots Of confirm.
irg ny Gccni, H.nd that WAS the vote of Sc.
&c ,sionls,. no man ever came SO near being
The jaiis in tho South hre literally full Of
Union men, mas y of them taken from East
Tennessee. Never was people 80 broken
down. The Government owes 1t to the peo.
Yie, II they never go anywhere else,s to taks
care OF ..as. Tennessee. They have stood
firm.
There are 10 Uaion presses left In the South,
aud not & Union Editor bur one, and thatAs
myself They have III. hee n bought mp. They
oHsrss. ms large sums Of money but my reply
was, "Ihy money perish wi n thee. viii
SEQ you IT, ths devil f1ss."
They tock my pepsr, nay press, and my
tyre, snd gave me notice ,hst should not
plDsish any mora papers. took the advice
Of ny friends and family, and stopped. the
Waig 1t was the only time in my iifs that
ways had n''d Of my own. Laushsor'l
tell yon to day, upon the. .Aon,r ef a man, q
that the southern army ana ats haugers.Ol
IN. s1} }etSS a.srs ia Srf~
nsssee, and Kentucgv. during tho past six
months, than the Abolitionists have enticed
or aided away III the last forty years. and To-.
day, 81 help me God, ons-haif tus soldiers In
shs South never owned a slsvs or wore ever
related by ths ties OF cOusanguinity with any
one that ever did. [3heers.] They arp the
ofiscouriags OF the lowest ordsr Of society, tho
Iasaness set OF towards on the face of ghe
earth. Look how they fieI at Fishing creek,
and everywhere else when the Union &fmy
got after them. When they started ont they
= i'd "o4e Southerner could whip FIVE blue
beliiei Yankees" and here let me relate an
incident thai happened in Knoxville q few
weeks sinCa:
Uaicn lady me. on the sidewalk ono day
Vile. and shs sa:d to him "Uolonel, how II {
thGt 0tica tae N0ttnerners have been get
ting the bes. of us Il. Forts Henry, Donelson.
aad Fishing Jssak. thought one Soathsrnsr
Colonel, "you see these troops were from
Ohio, Indians, ard Illinois. They are de.
seer dants of Ksntnckiaas aud Isnnesseeans,
who removed from these States across tho
Ohio years ago. They are of out own stock,
acd are es good ftgh;els as our OWN soldiers.'' -
Well. then, h.,w was 1t sbout Burusids's .
vic,orv a. Roanoke Island Were thess Uhio.
IaGiaaa, and Illinois soldiers too'
To this interregatory the Colonel replied
that he did not know, and hastily bidding the
lady good day, left her.
This Is my first effort at speaking In four
mon tins, and find that am getting hcarss
aud must sop Thank aoi, can now go
daylight. This wicked rebellion IL about play
ed out; all that ia Eeedei to finish the work Il
ga little mere grape, Captain Bragg"
Grape for this msases, aad hemp for the
leaders, is my motto,