, 1863-07-30

Speech of Parson IEro,ynloyr.

An immense and enthusiastic Union rally
was held at Cincinnati on Monday evening
LAST, to listen to 4 speech from Hon. John
Brongh, the next Governor Of Ohio. Prior to
his arrival, Parson Brownlow was discovered
in the crowd, and d speech was demanded.
This he at first manifested decided disincli-
nation to do, but finding that they would
take no denial, he came to the front Of the
stand, and spoke substantially as follows:
PARsoS BRowELow's SPEECH.
Gentlemen: an not here to make speech,
nor did come expecting to speak. [ cane
to your city on business which will be but
temporary, and shall leave again In a few
Gays, but heard that a big man laughter
aud applause, j was going to speak to The peo.
He o1 this city, and to the people Of Hamil-
Ton county tonight, and SO I came to hear
him. You are running two candidates for
Governor. Voice from an 1rlshman-no we
afE't either. and laughter.l Well then, the
people Of Ohio are running two candidates
for Governor, lyotce, that's more like it, / aud
naturally feel some interest In the result. /
never 3vsi witnessed s tight Jet, whether 1t was
fight, or even dog fight, without joining In,
aid can't help ioiui1E a little 10 tAis. I an
aIehIeeseeau, rs most Of you know, and I
am but just arrived from Nashville. : I am
proud to be able to say that now we haye
th1tonghly clea.ed out The whole Of Middle
eheess.] We hare had no fight down there,
bur me had terrible foot race. Laughter.
notA parties Started at MurfIetsboro. and
iEeJ ran al tie way to Bridgeport Oh the
Itnhessec River. One OF the PARTIES left along
.ns roadside knapsacks md guns, aud car
and old cantccns, and N end of bottles
liaughter]; and then some Of them broke for
the woods, Willie some Of tLeln believing they
we're never baptized in their infancy, took a
R@uhgc @ and Immersed themselves in
~ natk ,l,. hTer, n,;s and It mas said Of them
by whter. As said before, I anu not here to
make a speech, but nov that a1n here, CON
sfatalate you as Union men on the near ap.
p5oach OF the termination Of the rebellion.
Ihe whole thinng Is played out [C4eers, and
shals SOL We commenced TO celebrate the
fourtA OF July more than three weeks ago.
o. o. d nc hare been celebrating it ever since,
me rebels hsve gone up the rope at Vicks-
bnfg, they have gone up the rope at Tullalo.
ma, Lee has been run out Of Pennsylvania like
q Whipped cur, with his tail between his 1egs.
alt l don't know what will become Of that
J"hn Morgan. I know u inan down iu Ten.
neseee whom the rebels call 'sthat ID
Dutchman Rosec1ans," and In whom haye
tbc greatest faith only want to 20 along In
hls wake. I want to follow him and his army
into East Tennessee with cart full of ropes.
ard then want to show the rebels In East
lem essee Who ought to bo hanged and who
"ught not. Who ought to be allow cd TO speak
ard who ought not.
congratulate you on the man you are 60
ing to vote for. 7 wish ] could vote for lin
myself. He's the man you want for Coy
sInor; he's firm for the Union; he's strong
for the support Of the Government: he's
strong Tor the prosecution Of the war, and
strcng for the suppression Of the rebellion,
He'll do to stick 10, he'll do to follow, and
oIce more congratulate you on your future