Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-16

Monday atternoo no was Weioohso " 'uo
s,lis sF'hs n'i and 'lat7T
rsAod il ! Of H EOn.
su Basltoe, fisaidoht ~ tszl 81 the !
Senate, and Speaker Hubbell, of the House,
iligzss,lI5 ElIslsaszlssl lssssoFtsEl-ssctt-tilll
siats. .HoPHs bE the .GOEsERpr sd lQQl.,Is D.
Ga4pbsIS Ssths0bie fegiheaS SAT FFeeisua
" half.past thres Gov. Tod entered the Hall,
arm in arm with ParsOn Brownlow. The
HsllWb densely crowded by citizens, includ.
ing great number Of ladies, Governor
Tod said;
9gAfAltsiaisa lnd Gentlemen oa1i lgs
islature Of 0hio;-I have the Honor TO pre-
SMITH gQl u thu Oapiisl ipi Ohio che dig
tinguished visitor and guestkOt our State,
Psrssn Brownlow, Of Tenpesseh. !. And aa
a ffnrtFtg & f4FiA thL Htownlowl 1 have
the pleasure Of taking you by the band m
the nAnto Of our people, as the friend ana
the guest Of our Commonwealth"
M Ths0As iai5h then received
Psrscn Brownlow in a few eloquent and pat
Fiotic Femaks, to which the distinguished
straIbbnAsa IN shemost tfeellng manner,
As sample of the parsons Uhionism, We
dh6t5 from his speech;
z tafhe rebellion in the IhidsEof which we ORE
to-day is the most wicked, the most vile shd
inistEsdd aalaS tsBelliod thS kat)d ever knsW,
or even will know hereafter. ItWRs brought
upon the country without any cAH5s or'5etIs
blance of justification. Fourteen Senators
Of the United States Congress, representing
seven cotton States, taking an atfnpDI:ths
holy Rvangelists Of Almighty God, thst they
llWpal obey the q 4 anF q itution Of the
IiUhitA Sdates, Rnd Support Them in-gobd
faith, AMI act in good faith IS the secret ahd
confidential advisers Of the President Of the
United States, set in their seats IN the SEN
Stes something less than tEio years ago dhY
in and day out and pretended 70 be acting
up 10 the oath taken upon this book; while
AZ aisnt thst 81 9fllal missfeants Were
holding caucuses, Violsting that oath, sen,is
ing dispatches home 70 their Legislsturts,
fCallfnG upon fllsm 70 pass aGts lOf secession
and &c out of the . Upion sseallmk upon them
to seize upop Fett ROlasISi, fort here and fdri
there .Lt.theF had j1stice to-day, instead d
RiiilhF olieas in their bogus Confederaoy,
thsg 3Reald have their infamous tongues cat
s9t ~ y'the roots, for perjury, cOFFuRti9n, snd
vilainy." 5s.-.;s.s ys-.;.s.: i-s'' : -
The Parsoa coRtihaed: -@ 80
i. iIlcongT 1late you and our entire couns
try that this infamous rebellion, will -Roon
have played out. It is not going to continue
great while longer anywhere; 70 as8oul
hackneyed phrase in the South, we are about
ont Of aoap.' ., The. blooEade that oar pGpars
Nay ofab hia1s light bf, has well
nigh finished them. We are out Of ammu-
milton, Ia the South; wa sre deficient in
arms; we are out of eloih,i cut Of medicine,
out of alm0g 5eFeIy thing; and although
cotton Is king in the South and levsrEwhers
els, as proclaimed to the world, yet we eneyei
made spool OF sewing thread sOutno AlEE.
son and DiXon's line; and in no toRn. IN ~
South can 8 boltOf calico be Obelal1e a.. ~
/ sewing thread7Tno shirt buttOHs74AN y lsiJ:
ehEEB i & q M -------- ---
In closing brief narrative of his jOufnie5
from SecessiR, the ParsOn- n-saids.
Il gS0me five miles out Of Nashville e.I cans
! ip sight of .pieksts wearing the Federal dai.
form. As soon as seen, I was ordered K
halt I never was more reioiesd iA-niy life
]. than iEhen + ssF5 this man in the livery q
my country. I told him to come on, for !
/ Wss desireus Of being taken q prisoner.
When told him who was, he bent for the
officer in command, who received me like I
labfDthsra while Il it6ald th6t eqmmsh6 d
voice enough to thank him. had been sc
long used to curses and insult that q simPb
manifestation Of gentlen1Rniy Kindness over.
came NY feelings - RsmOmsIt. al NJ
speedily forwarded TO Gen. Buell and witt
indescribable Joy iound myself sSfe{n- Abgg'
hez's bosom" (Cheers and lsughter,
After the adjoafnnent-of tie Convention
I Il lEis. .ea5 hGuss esIi5 were madf for PaT5OT
BroWnloW to appear upon the pOftico, which
he did and addressed the soldiers Of she estE
briefly, after which he was escorted to htiI
FOQus st the, 9p0dale House, IL y
/ X IL Fs1lds .5hd 3srs&1 Wis entertained
at the residence Of the President Of tbssitI
Council, where he was welcomed to Ehe city
SyilHs lnbsss be ilis g Council and many
citissns, the Governor and. . puhbegaof ahs
HsTPEs 9f the gIIsgislstggsi flsO belns
present. .-.-
oau GsEi.8ativs Summary.
HH rs. COLUMBUS April IA, 1851 :.
In the Senate, Mr. Robson .presentH q To
| petition 0i 81 rsisenB Of GuyahDss COUNTY,
praying for thsp ss9e 81 Senate bill No. 40,
/ By Mr.. sWhetstone, to prevent the sal69oi
aaNoko ~, o-eouNfor, IN, naufofv,