The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-08-17
Characteristic Letter from Parson
Brownlow.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE NASHVILLE UNION.

UTICA. n. Y, August 7, 1862.
am pleased with the ouspoksn Of your paper,
and with the well aimed blows it gives the rebel leaders
in this internal rebellion have intended time
to write You communication for publication, but have
not bad the time, have time have been
speaking for four months 10 crowds ranging from five
hundred TO I've thousand, and usually about two hours
am therefore, rendering the confederacy oil tho
by stirring up the North volunteer in force and
crush out this wicked rebellion. owe them debt OF
gratitude for their mprsoniug me, suppressng the pub
location OF my paper seizng upon my town property and
driving my wife and children out OF their hell born
sederacy upon thir,ysix hours notice
than hundred thousand persons taking great
pains 10 learn the actual condition OF the Northern mind
There "a settled pqrpose on tho part Of the Northern
people and the loyal Of the Northwest
the rebellion Al any aud every cost OF men, money and
blood The great body OF the people Of the loyal States
have vowed and their decree has been ratified in Hea
that but the banner OF glory and baty known
the stars ard Stripes, shall over float over any state
in the old United states. They have that this
shall never be divided and that this country
shall know but government and that shall be
the government OF the United States.
have spoken in all the large towns on the Hudson,
and through tho Mohawk Valley to this city, and ain
peased to assure you that the call OF Governor Morgan in
response the Presidents demand for 800 900 volunteers
is responded 10 with aacry, ard coon New forks pro-
portion Of them will be IN the field
The order of draft by the President for 500 600
moTe With the enthusiastic approval OF old and
young all directions and the only regrets have heard
expressed that he had not ordered draft Tor half
million.
Tho men tax from these Northern and Nidi,c States
ssed by these States Everything y PROS
only evidence one Oh In the newspapers and
tho rattle OF the drum and 1fe at recruiting stations
True ron.ciad building and transports, for
purp ses at various ponteall going To- show that
the government is la enthusiastically in earnest
have nothing TO disguise, Mr. Editor, IA regard to this
internal rebellion. am for crushing IL ogt-no matter
what cost. am for subusaton coercion and exter
minaton, IL these measures are necessary 10 Put down
the rebellion and sustain the government Of the United
states know the origin Of the rebellion, and know
the oreipaors and nothing short Of an old fash ned
orthodox he'll that burns wilh ire and birthstone, viii
rewsrd them adequately for their services.
This is the city wher. General iaeok born, acd
IRON whence lie start d out This is also where Rev.
joseph Cross used figure an ultra aholiuonist.
THIS il The contemplate scamp who preached the sermon
Galatin III which he held up "Br0wnow johnson aad
Maynard as Il atofe 10 The south. lie is chaplain
ia The rebel army. | procuring the documents, in
Gliding his old letters, TO show him up ~ his true, but
Infamous colors. Yours, &c., ". q. BRUWNIOW.