The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-30
PARsON BROwNLOw IN FULL
BLAST.


Parson Brownlow made speech TO an I'm
ION p.eeting in Chicago. on Saturday night.
of which we ind a full report in the Chicago
Tribune. We quote fron the Parsons
speech few choice extracts
II believe, "a I have believed from tho
hr-,. that We are in the midst OF war iaaug
grated by the Southern conspiraters. l de-
nv tina. this j. an Abolition war. inaugur-ted
bv Abolitionis,s Applause. But the men
o, south Carolina. Alabama, Mississippi,
Gcory'a and all the the powers of hell. in
augureted this hellish war. Great applause.
II Q. ,giuated in the South. With tho worst
NOR hat ever God Almighty permitted to
oro,e,r the air Of Heaven.
NAV say % night, honestly and In the
fear " Cod. before this audience, they are
not fighting for the negro. They make that
the pretext. They have thrust the negro
for,vard. They mako that the bono Of con-
ten.t,n think II perfectly right that the
Fe,isF 4 army should accept the challenge
taxa up the glove that they have thrown
dow;s---pick UP tie digger. and worry them
With he Niger. uptl they have their OIL Of
the nisger
hold that everything q rsbsl has on tho
face ofthe green earth. rebel South, or a
rebel North. bis land. his horses. his money.
his hogr. his property. including his negroes
all he has ought to he conhscated aud then
his internal neck ought Co be conhscsted.
Immense applause and laaghture. deny
that the rebel North or South, against this
benign Government OF ours. has any but two
rights under the sun. the ons Is the right 10
be hangsi. and the other the right TO be
damned lContinued laughter and cheers
let me- call to your minds Judge Doug
las. the late lamented Senator from this
state regret his death mach n any Of
Won. for Il he we're living tonight. know
enough ct the man tn know lac would be an
this war with a cooked hat ON his head. ep-
aaleis on his shoulders. his sword bv his
side. and a commission In his pocket signed
by hi~ old opponent in the Law and politics.
Abraham Lincoln. Applause lie would
Ac fighting. the battles OF this Union against
thi- safcrnal rebellion. Tor Douglas lived and
lied true Union man. and II he could be
sesars~cted here tonight. with what infuri
ate scOrn and contempt would he look upon
these Democrats ~ho are sympathizins With
this infamous rebclli0r Judge Douglas.
-hile in his place IN the United States Sen
ate, heard = remark from q Southern S<ns-
tor. which &c exposed from his place in the
senate. and dared a denial. But he never
dared DENY i. because he knew Douglas
conld prove IL. and What vas that remark
.No matter What the Nrrth may agree "a
oonocie to us. the South intends 20 rejec,
any thing and every thing. because We in.
tend 70 20 out" Who vas that senator
lt was that most corrupt and abominAble OF
all old demAgogues. that old, spawned
glanderci. dssempercd. hip shodden. SWAY.
backed. ~.i~ky rottcd. John NJ. Mason. OF
Virginia. Laughter and applause knou
John NJ. Mason. aai have known him long
aud | know him, IL he Is living 20 night. II
France OF EnglAnd. - the embcdimcn, ol
original sin laughter lie Is Que Of N.
men whom. associated With John Sliiell. o.
Louisiana. our benign 0ovsrumen, took GU
Of Fort Warren When ne we're feeding ther-
on wholesome Diet. put them % a Bri,isl
vessel. ard seat them a. ministers pleniuo-
Tertiary - the Coart Of ST. James AID =,
Cloud. % represent Jef DAVIS Confidence
III had been the government. l wonld h.v,
tel an Ordinary <tzed grsnd~toue srous,s
each one Of tlsssr ucsks and cxsf tksn oxs
into boston HAFtof. ~hete loAa Hancock
samuel Adams. % tll<iE friends ioaS tim
Acc. thsea some boxes 81 tea. Sihicil -
worse man than Ns>oc. te.sse Ne has nou
scuse. Slsieil hss lived soF thists YEAR b
fsrvcry. false swearing. lying and stcAiirs
A.a Joha Slsdei bears on lhe ssie 81 ,.
had a face th2t he Aiaaixhty pet there =
an Advertisement. tat ~ lsdee 81 Aama