Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-05-29
Another Speech BY BrOwniOw.

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That sturdy lover OF the Union--Parson
BY the Young Mems Republican Union a,
Tho Acsds,rv ~ Mrs;o Nsv VAL C,,v !,
.ao .no.o no.ssny =, ..ass. ~ uo, S''y' ~
'sne eve'nse 81 2ne :, tek Wm M.
Evarts, ESQ.,, presided, and introduced Mr..
Brownlow in neat speech. The speech Of
tb;s olor;ous old Te,pessoa JI,;o,;st q, ,h;.
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oooas'o" 10 'he pes' VIC nave reau from nun.
We hope every man, woman, aud child in
the county will read it.
Psrson Brownlow sa;J. r.
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"a 1I III oooas,on ~ ausance Vi anything
..', anu an an ! N may say 70 apPrlse you VI what
you VIII an nave uisco.e'eu pelore take my
Sea., .ius - W say .Iat III my Puphc ad-
S SreSses, no matter wna.eVer my meme may
pe' oo no. present II 70 an audience with
an eloquenGe tna' cnarns or Win that
pcau.y Vi ulcuoh wiiSm nu GaPtlva.es ana iascl,
na'es au assenpiage: ms may De allowed
70 say l most sincerei1 regret, because
tnere 10 no power On esrtn, tnere Is no pow
=, 50 xied' u Ia'n ,mnuence ns upon 'ae hI-
man mind, as tine power OF oratory, finish.
cd ana hlgh'wrought Caesar controlled
men py exciting their fears' cicero by capti-
vating their affection, &c; The one perish.
ed WITH its author, the otsesass continued
tnrougnout al TIME, ana with PUBIC speak
ers VIII continue 70 the end Of time. But
tnere Is one ,ning ! sm Gonndent OF this
evening, anu !hat Is that 1 ADDRESS, an sp-
pieclauve auolence, an assemoiaee who have
cougregatea On TINS occasion 70 near some
iacts ID reference 70 the great reoelilono OF the
Soutn' the glgantic conspiracy OF the 18th
century, ana snail therefore look more to
wha say than TO the manner OF saying
.nat thing: lOneers' wore, II you please,
70 the subject matter OF what shall say
tnan 70 any STUDIED enort ut displaying the
peauty or i9rce OF language Will be al
lowed an additlonal remark or two, person
a IN their nature to myself. For the last
rnirty-nve years Oh my somewhat eventfu
me, nave peen accustomed TO speak ID
Pupiic upon all the SUBJECTS aiioat In ths
lana, Tor nave never been neutral on any
subject that ever came up IN that time Jap
plause], in'epehueht 10 AL things and un
der ali icircuinstahces. nave never beer
neutfal' put nave always taken hand IL
WAL vas. ABROAD or .ensI Ahont .threi
years ago my VOICE ehtilcy 1aiied from
s.uppol. .h a.'ach ., proncnlus, ana ior twt
years years oi .h: .hat tlihe was unapie 70 speaI
ABOVE Whisper DqIing that period
lnaue Plgrlnage 10 New ork, ana hat
an operation performed upon my throat, ant
was greatly Deneutteu. heh Went hom,,
my physician impressed IL upon me that
must Try my voice occasionally at publl'
meeting OF camp meeting, orlf could d.
no oetoer' go INTO the w9ods ana dccIaln
among tns stumps ah9 logs Instead o
oong SO l. frequently addressed Temperance
meetimg, on tne subject OF total abstinence
you all know that Is good cause. AT 9th
er umes' l trled 70 deliver short sermons, a
reguiarly'oruahiea minister; rhat Is
goou cause TOO. put tnat all TAILED. But
az soon as opened my batteries IN fike'
opera House IN Cineiniiatl against tins IN
nn,teiy internal repeilion' found mysel
able 70 speak and be heard half mile. :
Loud cheers. attribute the partial re
storation OF my voice to the goodness ant
glory and the God like cause in which pro
tess to be engaged. fChesersNTThat $ So
we are, LADIES' and gentlemen, in the mids
OF a rebellion, aud most,infernal one, a
you az know It Is shall IN my remark
here TINS evening advances no sentiment, n
idea l shaii employ no language l hay
not advanced and employed ume and agal
at nome, away down IN Dlxlc. Cheers
should despise myself, and merit the scor
ana contempt OF every lady and gentleman
were TO come here with one seto opin
IONS Tor the North, and have another set to
the south when am there. will utte
no denunciations OF the infamous and col
rupt men at the South In this Rebellion tina
would not utter on the street where Il re
SIDE. lCheers. therefore say to you, /
z the outset OF the remarks propose to make
what ! have time and again said thr9ug
the columns OF the most widely circulate
paper they had ia the South West, a paper
by the way, which they crushed out en- tn
10th day Of October last, the last Unio
journal remaining, and to this hour the las
and the only religious Journal IN the eleve
Seeded states. lCheers. 4 tell you, as
have said at home time and again, that th
DeODlo of the Month. the 0emaQOlues nm