The Union. [volume] (Georgetown, Del.) 1863-1866, 1863-11-13
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BROWNS WHEREABOUTS,

The Delawarean of last week contains
an article much in keeping with its char
acter and filthy partisanship, which shows
how the Internationally traitor party are
reduced in quantity and quality of argu-
ment, and that they are compelled to re-
sort to abuse aud vituperation to fill up
the columns of their organ. We have
copied the heading of their article and
will at once tell the people of ''Smithers',
whereabouts" sssst-rss
He is to be found in the rsnks Of the
loyal men of the land, side by side with
inc men who love their country, he is to
be found everywhere before the people of
the State, telling them honestly and truly
what he intends to do when he takes his
seat in Congress to represent the Diamond
State, and proclaim her verdict sor the
Union, there, before the world, he is to be
found opposed to treason and plumber, OPP
posed not to Democracy, but opposed to
Copperheads, and he is found in concert of
action with such men, such democrats, as
Judge Holt, of Kentucky, Lewis Cass, of
Michigan, Daniel s. Dickinson, of New
York, and coming nearer our own State,
with Forney, Dougherty and a most of Dem
ocrats of Philadelphia and Pennsylvania;
in the Union, for the Union, and with it
to the bitter end Upon the other hand
where is the Honorable Charles Brown to
be found. What are Browns where
abouts--a notorious, broken down, played
out politician of Philadelphia, an old hack
neyed political eharletan, an exile as it
were from his home, banished by the voice
of the public which ever asked him and
even reaches him here in another State
and still asks hing to make a return of his
stewardship when he handled the peoples
money, to clear up the mystery attached
to "then one hundred and ninety dollars. -"
What are Browns Whereabouts the
"Tinder Box" Brown is TO be found with
Mandarin Reed" Of Philadelphia, with
Jefferson Davis, Of Mississippi, with Val
landigham, of Ohio, Slidell, of Louisiana,
and Robert Toombs, of Georgia-all ar
rayed against the union of the States and
the flag of their country, in the ranks Of
treason, disunion, and practical abolition
But he is not to be found like Mr.. Smith
ers everywhere before the people of Sus
sex County and the State plainly and hon
estly telling the people the true issue be
, fore them. No, mo, men of Delaware
Charles Brown, Esq., must appear before
the people and settle some arrearages o
| character, ere theSwill support him in tn
r ensuing election.
: Inc DetdscdgeS1 assails the character 0
: the gentlemen from Philadelphia wit
: have appeared before the people in Ken
a and Sussex, as witnesses against their lat
: neighbor Charlie Brown, and calling then
t suckers" and played out Buckeye, AM
q Poor Old Phil etc." Now as to the char
r acter of these men, Mr.. Philip S. Whit
j is the Parliamentary of the District Cour
of Philadelphia an sstimable citizen of tina
e community whom it has honored by hi
: election by the people. Mr.. John W
: Bear the Buck Eye Blacksmith ia har
: listed mechanic, who is doing yeoman sci
). vice among the working people, and W
a fear Mr.. Brown will find out to his sorro'
g that he is not the played out Buckley
e Bear" Lieut.. Lemuel G. Reeves, fol-
is merly of the 29th Regiment Pennsylvani
y Volunteers, and now Of the 10Th Pennsy
vania Cavalry is soldier for his country
n and has been in its service as private
rs non-commissioned officer, and also in con
ID mission since the 3rd day of June, 1861
Ii Instead of styling himself thus, and SO, h
k has hoaoraby won his title in the front ,
1T, the army and it has been conferred upo
Vn him by the noble executive of the gre;
er State of Pennsylvania, the patriotic Go
le- ernor Curtin. If there is any styling
lis oneself and any false appropriation of title
tie pray where did Charlie Brown steal Il
nit name " Honorables" As to these gent
lis men, "this trio" being hired at a sm'
nal price, little something, beside their pc
and whiskey," let them tell the story
"tliens one hssadred and Ninety dollars" a
explain how Charlie used to get his '.pO
RS and ,0hisbey'' when rambling round Ph
ing adelphia.
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