, 1862-04-10
ARRIVAL aud Reception OF Paraon
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arrival aud Reception OF Paraon
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That sturdy and ineouuptible patriot, Rev.
William G. Brownlow, reached this city Last
evening at II O'Clock, and is now quartered at
the Sherman House. Al OK o'clock, Hon,
Thomas ". Drummond, Judge Of the United
states Circuit Court, Judge Manieue, Collsc-
tor Haven, and Committees from the Young
Mems Association, Board Of Trade, Mer-
chants Association, the Methodist Clergy In
this city, {the Inter represented By Rev. Dr..
EDDY, editor OF the NorshHsacra Christian
Adpoeate, and Rev. E. n. Boring,
presiding Elder Of Chieago,) md the
representatives Of the press, took car
placed at their disposal by the kindness Of the
Michigan Central Railroad, and proceeded to
Michigan City, where the Cincinnati train
containing Mr. Brown1ow, accompanied by
Gen. CAREY, Col. Geofroy and Mr. Gibson, Of
the latter city, we're In waiting. 4 transfer Of
these gentlemen TO the Chicago train was i'm
mediately made, and the train moved for this
city. Upon the reception OF Mr. Brown1oH
behalf the Committees and the citizens Of
Chicago, welcomed him in a fen most eloquent
words which were happily responded to BY
Parson BroWn1oW.
Judge Drummond, after bidding Parson
bfo"nio" cofolai welcome, sald thAt during
the eyentfm crisis through which We are pass
ing, the people Of the loyal States hare watched
your conduct with nnabated interest They
ua'e seen 1o5al men t1oIn 1ne etatc whence
YOU elne' ana otner soulnesn etases' 1all oe-
ao1e .ne nons1e' u eeeees.ou' oot you nave
stoou up ooso,y' utcoupfunl1s slngly-laasniul
among the 1aathless' nelleFe express the
unlteo opAou[tns unl.su ueee.l'ausa''on-ol
-; 49, fsepa. ~ ~. ~, ss .uen 09s ln'tt
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where he had sofon1nc5 FIR +bc cord;,1 fr.-
ternol 1e1co,ne ub;cb b,d bao,, a,,+o.,ao5 =,
him. T ran Int eortraat +b;a .va1co,,e viii,
the one which won2d recc1ve were IN x;sit
somc of the secess;on rifles in tho eontb .,a
mainly nc ! 4 In hnvc
There they won1d hanp mo ,,r, in ;us+ trant,
five minutes.
After had been in Tail at Knoxv;,1a d,r;no
the winter. waiting for the eecesaion;ata 70
n1uck m con-ora aror,,r ~ h..a
ceiyed a letter from Reni.min offsr;ne- ~
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ho]d nv f,n,;1v os hoctoras e.. 49,. s :,1s -
b,v;or Tbav f,u,5 - So, - 49, 49,. ~.
anv longer 7 told tbeno Ean,a ~ ~ ~ - ~
Devil never wou1d-1eave The Confada,a+a ta a. a.,
minions. >NN
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at ona t;noa on5 +o,a 49,. :et,,. S '
law me ona bonr nnao- ~ osa1,a,,, ~ 49,.
a 7rino ansecb +hor- rn,tx,,t e. =. ~. - 41aH
dec1ined to hano No nnaa, +hasa oa.a;t,ans ....'
But oent1ema3 va t,-a -t,zs,,,,s t,,e.s -.
we viii do It ,oain and cont;nne =, a. - ,,nt;,
ve drive +te,o x.;+h an ~ -
into rho c.,,1F as NO. ~ .ss - e9" u.em'
the swine into tbe sea ~ ra11i1as --1,.'s 49,
vzerr +ronh,aa y, 80 s,r,a saa-~S. "11Sl' 'o0s
~. $4,000 =. ~ s'4e 0A1.9 .1Nnn7l'
er,,o-.,s ~ 49, 80 ~ ~ Atupsif0e. !.
a,a 1t. n.a.-1aH a a. a. y. 80 0auGe Diunllnono
..,st ..-.-..s s wy eon'ioo4on piea'
.D o"toa oneu tAe tllne Until Tue
arrival OF the train here. Mr. Brownlow was
then escorted to his quarters at the Sherman
House, where handsome supper awaited him
and the Committee. tthe supper table senti
ments were responded to in most eloquent
terms By Rev. Dr.. T. ". Eddy, of this sity
| Alderman HoJt, Gen. Carny Of Cincinnati
and others, until quite late hour.
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| "0' Rto7'ns 1ntou5Sa lue
| rotundA OF the Sherman House to the suupe]
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