The weekly Butte record., 1862-05-10
Parson RroTuIoT.

The Nashville correspondent of the New
York Tribune Is in ecstacies over an interview
he had with Parson Brownlow. Telling the
New Workers that the Tennessee patriot in-
tends visiting that city. be says:
" Put him in Cooper Institute and charge
half dollar head to hear the story of his
wrongs, and hand the money TO him. He
needs it. They confscated his property, threw
away his presses and used bis pTiuting-house
for musket-repairiog purposes. He ought 10
be presented with ore of Hoes first, best and
fastest by the loyal nabobs of Gotham. That
would be becoming and handsome thing
For he means to insure the publication of the
Knoxville Whig. He saws that is his only
remaining ambition. The old nobleman Is not
dying with consumption as the lightning rep
resented He is just of typhoid fever sick
bed OF eight weeks, and increases 10 strength
daily. Heaven and earth. what tale be tells.
He has passed the tortures OF Spanish in
quisition. His book will contain it all 1t is
already iu progress. There will be no dodgiug
iu It. 1t will be favored with names, dates
and localities. 1t will descend into details. 1t
will bite Ike an adder, and sting like seven
scorpions. 1t viii uncover the hell of the re-
bellion. 1t will wipe the last disguise from
the designs Of this damnable conspiracy. 1t
will be the plain truth that startleS and ANA
zes more by far than any fiction or romance
1t will heighten the hate of this hideous patri-
eide. fFatricide, and atheism. May every pro
vidence prepare for its speedy coming. May
q hand of stout health, and memory acute.
and a vocabulary that consumes be vouchsafed
to the grand old patriot
This is the negro thieving. press mobbiug
government of the Confederate States that the
BTeckinridge organization of California desired
to recognize, aud that the United States should
form treaty of amity and peace with. They
have not yet abandoned their advocacy of the
rebellion. The Chairman of their State Com
mittee, who is said to have two sons 10 the
rebel army, issued call for meeting of their
State Committee. Prominent members of their
rebel organization, Bolts, Ayiette and Las
peyre, in testifying to Judge Hardys loyalty
stated, under oath, that they are for the rebel
government, heart and soul. They have found
a new ally in the Republican State Attorney
General, Pixley, and are in ecstacies over the
prospects of their reasonable party in the ap-
preaching campaign. The people of California
owe it to themselves 10 frown down this call
for meeting of the rebel sympathizing CON-
mittee. No white man, whose heart is not
dripping with treason to constitutional govern
ment, should respond to it. They only assem-
bic for the purpose of extending sympathy to
those in rebellion. What other object have
they in maintaining their organization? They
are encouraged in this reasonable work by
the Republicans, because it enables the latter
to carry the State by plurality.
So help Us Heaven, were we in command of
the Department of the Pacific the swift arm
of military power should hang the audacious
traitors who testify in our courts that they are
in favor of the rebellion, heart and soul, and
when the party of which they are the recogni-
zed leaders should assemble, to pass resolutions
in favor of recognizing the rebel government,
their sittings should be adjourned to Govern
ment fort, from where they should not adjourn
until the rebellion they are encouraging should
be put down. The meeting of the Breckin-
ridge committee is a conspiracy against the /
Government Of the United States. Let the /
people frown it down.