The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-16
NEW YOk'X HERALD, FRIDAY. MAY l6 1867.

eel, but to keep him in Jail and let him alton
~ ns cr mes certain time, Self has served hi
~ ~ Sn4 mas gone home, aud tn-.. giri Is save
Th, iIo,uncaIion Of bong left alone wGous father
H. ialies ana genliemen Is tho spirit Of sccessvn a.
n 10 ~ = y Ihe spirit that actuates them every
Ssrs sno spirit OF mu der, il is the spirit or the
i,fres, r. ions and in Gods name can YOU any longer
excuse or ap. 'ogize for such murderous and blood
thirsty rs az i've own in the Southern conedcracy.
cloud cries 81 "No no") Hanging going all over
Fast Tennessee they shoot them down in tho fields,
they whip them and strange as may seem 10 you,
the counties of Canpb sll and Anderson they actually
acerate with switches tho bodies OF females, wives and
daughters or Union men--cover, Respectable wolesn.
They show no quarters to male o. emae may ROD tnr
houses and they throw them INTO prison our Jais are
all full now, and have complained and fought hard
that our government has not come 10 our reei ior
more loyal more devoted people to the stars and
Stripes never lived on the face Of Gods earth
than the Union people OF Tennessee. (IIcud chcersl
With tears in their eyes they begged me- upon leaving
East Tennessee for God Almghtys sake TO SOC the Prc
sden, 70 the army officers to have reef sent
TO them and bring thom out OF jail hope, gentlemen
you WIN use your influence with the army ahd navy ana
most abused down trodden prosecuted and prescribed
people that cvor lived tho face Of the earth am
happy TO announce TO you that the rebellion win soon be
played out Thank God for his mercies, it will soon have
been played out (Cheers) Richmond will be obliged
TO fall very soon for that noble fellow Mcclellan, will
capture the whole OF them (Renowed appause)
have confidence and faith in Fremont and hope he may
rush into East Tennessee. II Halleck, Buell. Il CO.
about Corinh and take Memphis tho play is out and this
dog is dead daughter and cheers Then lei us drive
LEADERS
drove the hogs into tho sea Of Gaiilee daughter
and appause) But few weeks prior to the last Pres
Dental election they announced in their that the
great bull othe whole disunon flock to speak in Knox
ve-a man, the two first letters Of his are W. L.
Yancey-a fellow that the Governor OF South Carolina
pardoned the State prison numbering his uncle
DR. Earl Ho was announced TO speak, and the crowd
was two to one Union mon. | had never spoken to him
in all my life. He called out in an nsolent manner, sis
Parson Brownow this crowd2' The dsunionsts hal
loed out, Eyes, he Is here" al hope said he "the
Parson will have the TO upon the stand and
seccssionists. Yes, gentlemen, we had four tickets in
the field the last race-Lincon and Hamlin, Bell and
Everott-the Bell and Everett ticket kind OF kanga
roo ticket with all the strength in tho legs-(great
laughter)-and there was Douglas and johnson and
Breckenridge and Lane ticket. AS God Is
my Judge that was the moanest and shabbiest
Lincoln elected fairly and squaely under the forms
OF law and the constitution and though was not Lin
coin yet give In to the will Of the majority and
is the duty OF every patriot and true to bow 10 the
will of the majority. Cheers. The Parson then re-
'.Brownlow is here, but he has not nerve enough 10
mount the stand where you are" rose and marched
up the stops and said will show you whether have
the nerve not. ''Sir said he-and no Is beautiful
speaker and personally very fine looking man-"are
you the celebrated Pars Brownlowr' g! am tho only
man earth, = replied tha fills the bin" Qaughtor)
.Dont you Think said Yancey, 'you are badly en-
ployed preacher, man OF your cloth, to be dab
bling in politics and moddling e., with state at
Der Of tho party you arc acting with once
took Jesus Christ up upon neutrality-suspicious.
the Kingdoms Of the world All this viii give thee if
thou will fall down and worship mo-" Snow sir - said,
s reply 10 the Devil Is my reply TO you Got thee be-
hind me, SATAN (Renewed laughter aud applauseO
rather expected to be knocked down by him but stood
with my right side TO him and cooked Derringer in my
brooches pocket. intended II went of the scanold
that he should 60 tho othcr way (Checrs "Now, sir,
said, s.if you through, would like to make few
remarks." "Certainy, proceed, said Yaacey. "wall,
SIR you should tread lightly upon the toos OF preachers
you should get these disunonsts post you up be-
fore you launch out in this way against preachers Are
you aware sir, that this old gray headed sitting
here Isaac Lew the President the meeting who has
welcomed you old dsunion Methodist preacher, and
Bnchanans pension agent n tbs town, VINO mas been
you aware that this man, James d. Thomas on my lett
is recknrdgo eector for this Congressional district
He was turned out Of the Methodist ministry for whip
''ars you that this young nan sitting IN front OF
US Colonel Loudon Haynes the clect0r OF tho Breckn
ridge ticket for tho State OF Tennessee at large, was ex
PEELED from tho Methodist ministry for lying and cheat
ing his neighbor in measure oil corn2 Now :, said l,
sor Gods sake say nothing moro about preachers until
you what sort Of preachers are In your ranks
And thus ended the coloquy between mo and Yancsy.
have never seen him since Ladies' and gentlemen,
have spoken much longer than intended lCries Of
$50 on, 90 on.n) lam hoarse and somewhat feeble.
have really been IN BED an day SICK, although
try and make EFFORT II could. In travelling pro-
vide for contingency Of this SORT have regularly
ordained deacon and sxhorer with me, and much finer
speaker Gen. S. f. Carey Of Cncnatti, who is sound
upon all the issues.
Mr. Brownlow, on taking his seat, was loudly ap.
pauded.
Knoxville Wing in this city, and he expressed the hope
that he would have thousands OF subscribers in New
York.
make an eloquent Union speech. He passed glowing
eulogium on Mr. Brow nlow and said that slavery was
the occasi ion rather than the OF the iebeloo
Az the conclusion OF his speech the audience retired