New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-04-16
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4 THIS notorious TenHesseean II bedn4 IN d.
iionized Of Cincinnati fn the most appfDyed "
key style. His presence ID thar v, s1
stion paragra aphists 81 The d. oppos
tunity Id their vocation and Il s 2Efh II
Ethe greasest ayidtty md ~ folio ing q ~
lApeg Of the Ist Nil
t4gsox BRowsLow. We taks n,ach III &
~ 1 an1ssgncIng ihatP Paraon Br0W1loW has coneee
70 aaufea. his fetlOWscitizeBs on nsxf FrdSY S90m
ing, ln e arg I Pss,s Opera House hs. been ob4fa{
5ous attentions friends. the iis,jf s.
ssteadiy regaining H healfh. bSpSen 6SSa
Interested themseiye IL I,nkle ~ X
benefit 10 himself Hin pstsi Kass egsf 1T = M
his property, which has been deaS ~
Gated by the Rebels sHd btIs s9' SIii
giving him SUBSTANTIAL
very CREST interest will be fun S0h heir Hill
oioqaent enuEciatnn of sound, loyal d6etfln ne
slId sivId = recital 81 ~ of tlie
effect.
That = somewhat nsods Biis III taS
paper We observe fhes proceedf of q nif
held TO arrange for q public reespHau. m
dozen commuters are appoint 1sf of0dkcs5s
announced aud programme pubEsaed III
parson y evidently doomed ts hare
Bronnlov eyidsnsly i'll c,sfsosss
OF ms worshippers aud Their and slIlinf
ness 70 swallow ALI the imprebakeBS flla9F5s
nation invent He kiIss &
The following b of ons Sdls sha asa III
deasoflng 10 eatiafy ~ nk
Knows he n del1ding
PAHsoN BEow ~ " B
tascEss aonaay - 4
met a0me thirty III IN NJ N ~ fif9
dist book coneefn hix ~
loyal Bishop HouIe coisi nv fsf I{i5 IL
did n0t dare Do more, besS1Se w VI N las
Did ~ he fa The bishep Nd IN I,iss III
the eonfsssraoy: ssos
pie would not hear SecessIon prea ~
Ecesei0n preachers those rho sgsfe 16ga i'd
nssstha speaker. ID ihs u.
tical iYiiaA lealers Sd1 TeaneassS e Sis6Sf
4 lHfoNnl0wJ Mxs Vi aave Es
would be sscrih ihcsd and IN Ga
told his wife 70 make up mind 81 81
g. hs .should certainly speak and Wsiss
Tins worst mem hs rel,ar keds HI ths stjoiit
IConfederacy ara Meth0dist. apsist MI
and Episcopaian Prsae hers Theys sssEink sSil
swear week days, and preach Eunda days
they becsme sseesh thsy bid III Al honS
in lying stealing and pef siisi fs sSxs
Ling, the common ths yins ~ ss6oftsS ~
Senators from the Gottan III tess the pss
StRtes Senate, and kIn9 pretence q III
their oaths bnt at ~ ociock holdin1 SScES ~
meetings. sending t1 resIle n
4 stAtss stp peas or1inass of
Among the instances illustrating fhe alf rkess
vailing among the Southern clergy r. ijEp ss5iioy
said that the pastor 0f the dfst Peesbytefsan
church in Knoxville allied q Union spra iIsehk
q ings tos pray that Burnaida feet sink sIlS
II the blockade he raised The same 117aa
said that be would rather usa d Bible pfinteds anT
bound in bell than one from the North kis0 {yaf
Jesus Christ was born on 6onthern sofI.
i all his apostles were Southern men excerpt
lseariot who was q Northern man. 1is Sai
openly from bis pulpit, On sE1nda
Mr. Brownlow is of pinien that there are bet4Ar'
i men in the place Whsre the PfesbyfStiaR psfSSn
Southern leaders. He had ,ssan go6d Imsnsta staksa
mt Of his prison In sknpts, cf,s by aisa, Ard
4 hnng-fathers and their Sons He Waasof 1piniar
Il that it was Tins To hang on our Side.
Mr. Browniow intimated tis intention eof xoin9
lhack to Knoxville to rHastahlsh hjs papexs whfcE
he had edited for went years, and
4 more snbscribsrs than atl the paper
Tennessee combined. MeGphis Appeai