Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-16
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The great presidential contest Is nov over, and the
result inest glorious Ia is character. AlthpaEk
rvba. and gaerrlias invested many portions q our
State YET the rc.e of Tennessee and especially East
rennesses, smipenlly gratifying b The Aisnds Of
tbs Unioa and Freedom. The magnitads q the 20
tieal struggle thrOagh which We have ass pest cHn
scarcely be realized. Upon 4 hang The dcstIny Of
shs vass Rspablie; aad Ia its Issue vas Ivuised sha
hopes u thu lovers a. iiberty throaghoai Ne Ura
Ths welfare II tha busting mililoas e sas failure
was n stake. MeChian 4 assestad. iancolA Is
rs4sscse and ell The fond hspss e Re rsksilioA
dashed - the gfoasd TIE sat has gone fscsn De
balos.asx, thss he national 80 shouia b main
salns n All h Integrity and he gfsa saeehadsFs
iasIursr,inn crushed oll By the powers and pFpuesn
Of or army and navy The re-clasicn 81 Lincoln
decides maj there VII 81 No southern Coafhasrscy
-thks the Gag Of tho Union shall profert and e.
lad tba ssste and ieffiloFe from the tfyef Iakes
Of he Narsh 10 he golden sands 81 thu Gulf II ne
South 1hk aze tho dsstiny 81 Tennessee = Ne
tsm suhset % ils laws and bound b ltsansherify.
The man who nov entatnins doebk e % ths
success II he RstieAal esuse Or possesses ena eem
q kspe ies ihe rpasiiop. reela aderi - ohsnbess
q mad hoape faihes shan ealishssa he wstla b
tks arena % pahiis dsbafss
In vssv d he psSsnt en- aitlss u pubic lshia.
what skonia bsshe policy - The psoplaf Ahd ~
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ercet mas -sahs eennca ptopla Re they afe oailai
aksii aressa sronl he state ~ vaAkiaks h Which
sbsy haya been bald By the aaps Eoss1s. aad tkelr
Instruments, the poiitiess and asert The soIilcsl
eo,sllty 90 the white fHcs This i not war Gor
negro equality, o. we are told by the CoPpefhsad
orators and press II l. war tovindieHlot hs rights
a the plebcian population, sad make tho poor the
sssaal Of Che richio place all AsA upon an eqaali-
Nv whether II Be the peasant Of the aslds og the
dave lord sf tie pasler, who counts his negroes BY
| Che hnndrsd
What, than, should the soysrvigns q shs land %
order 10 restore oar State and peopls tAs I'M
meass blessings q the aatloual unienf Or esAss
Goysnnsus hsa bean pnhserted We are without
slyIl Aaskerisy % sdHinlssar % he wnns 81 ahs
cssaa The great ciTll wsE that hsa Swept esas he
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ssslsl syssstn Iadscd they ass - sEcat thst sany
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nov oAselaa b sBeus Il eiFcumstansa4 ed u sn.
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ssass sas:s sven Fulb. Fos Instances the Slave Uis
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u ~ supreasssy unjust, - atssmpt such thing
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Elax ef The ssste
The ccnstiiasion contains them. and e 1 ulse
ssasasnaaaifks poOple Ne should luarn d pOls Il
rspaslanae and prepare for our present ptussessds
4 sod future pspspqFity and greasaes - STATE B,
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more sOasisteat Sth il.a pfiac pis 81 - unlaa.
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