Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-02-20

. on FRIDAY, January 2zd, loO1'
/ After rehcarsing the historic results OF
slavery. ard the agency Of the last Admin
i.tration in sustaining it, no proceeds to
discuss more directly the issue Of the day.
As this probably gives expression to the
policy Of Mr.. Lincoln, it will - READ WIN
interest, and found by no means ",'hSer-
vative.' The coppcrheads hsye begun -
howl about it already, and thi. is an excel
/ lent recommendation
| slavery was thus to become tho sure foundation
Of their Republic ana b is, We sec the basis Of the
drspuic military rule which subjects the south I'M
der dictator and shed, the blood Of the North in
torrents to defend itself and the whole Onion
against the freuzi.d ambition Of the chvHlry that
/ hoped TO make cotton king over the Cabinets OF
Europe urd the negro institution the throne OF
Wing owe, this continent. 1t was in this spirit that
10 5o.. II hilhUstcr' into Cuba, in Central Amer
/ lea. and sought an alhuc: with revolutionary
.l..v in ie.isot TO restore the reign Of slavery in
,iat t,ruhhc. Jt-s7 In .A- Wow that Tooml,
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out tn the natol blood in tn f9atricdal war II
fore on tho country, sgain 3 y. admitted into Tho
| sy:,an?
What patriotic party will sanction such rug
restion? The people e the lays States will rapu-
diatc slaysry when the dulc,s Of tho REBELLION 10 re-
moved Missouri and Western NlrginiH have al
ready formally renowned ii. md the recent vote.
Of Delaware and our OWL dear Maryland manifest
their pur1ose 10 rcuouncc IL Al once In Kentucky
Tennessee and Arkansas the indications a"e also IA
yoraMe. The PROCLAMATION of the President 20 de-
prva the enemy Of th., great element of power,
his giuc,v of war. eyprtqd at all points has An
nounccd the extinction Of slavery us essential to the
success Of the measure, be HIS been compelled to
ada.t 10 conquer a poacs for the Union. The ar
ruj.s Of the Rapullic are on the march to ACCOM-
pli.h the aims which have been submitted without
reserve to ,ha decision of public or!r'0n and they
have the support Of the ucoule. suffrage What
,brp Is the duty Of an who are sensible that the
war Is an inevitable evil. from which there is no
sof, ar honorable dclivcrancy lu. bv supporting
with united STRENGTH and colr.alg the Chief Magis-
trste IN whose conduct the i.su, Is committed and