Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-28
PROSPECTUS
BR0WNlOW's KNOXVILLE WING
REBEL VENTILATOR.

Iul undersigned % nov Publishing Weokly journal
hrnriug Tho above tio NJ Knoxville En'l Iennesscu'
The paper propose 10 sond on Tor ~ per "uhum' Hw
riiLly pod IL odrwcc The cosl of paper materials OF
all kinds aud If labor hns 20 Increased snee The igau
gurnon Of the rebellion, lint an not able TO furnish
the paper for loss on TO hold oni any Inducements TO
clubs,
Two years ago, my paper, ihen The last Union .hee
and tho only rtigom floating jedi. Daylss IN
gody domnions, was crushed Out by that God-iorsaken
mob, Familiarity known as the coV'drm' lWhoW.'
glory in opening my batteries from my old iorlcaIlons
beginning with This helborn aud hcl-bound rebellion
where the traitors forced me TO leave OF my work OF
faith aud labor OF love-
The Vino ASH NESnLAron will he lNDrrrSpENT In
all things and NEUTRAL in nothing, taking q liberal
hand In all the controversies Of the day. THIS shall be
unconditional Mon Journal holding mp oil PARTED
pants in the iatc RoboionnoM almost played onlas
choice collection of men for R0gucs Gallery, Al the
same time, will mako war upon all gamblers and thieves
North aud Soulhal whose trade II is to rob the public
crib, well private pcrers the whisky bloats tho
bullics in elections tho opprcssors who grind the face Of
the poor cxtortoners in trade who swinde by wholesale
and retail and all foul mouthed Secession sympathlcr
aud other dsmrbors Of the peace in the various sink
holes Of society North and South. win not fail to do
Justice the class of mon who make tracks upon
Southern soi-Acossi0n preachers, of all denominations
repeat, that in the rule of my editorial conduct,
shall abiurc that scryity which destroys the indepen
doncc Of the press and east from me that acti0us oppo
ston which gives to party what Is due to country, And
willis the name of my paper indicates in unmistakabc
terms Is politics, shall as faithful sentinel lose sight
OF Nhlgs, DomocTntcs ANA hcpuhlchhS, ana ltmehDcf
only my Government and the preservation OF the Federal
Union richly worth all the sacrifices of blood and
treasure their preservation may cost even to the cxtermi
nasion of the present of men, and the consumption
of all the means of the present age.
Intervention, national jealousy and hatred double deal
ing and piratica cewardico have been governing prnci
pies with England and when our home troubles set
tied, | viii advocate giving England turn. The whole
of the Emperor Of the French has been character
izcd by dp,pmc ispcerity; and truly loyal Amori-
journal entertain other feelings toward Napo-
leon than those of hatred and contempt
The crcriastiHg Negro question brought this
the corrupt leaders of the South alleging that it
cssary to render the peculiar institution" slcu when il
under the Constitution, and could be
anywhere else. 1t is no longer the local, but
the ror,ipg institution of the country; and have no
sympathy with any Southern DisunOnist who has lost
his slaves. Slavery has been destroyed and the South
has done il, without any provocation whatever. This
position will openly take and stubbornly maintain.
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advertising medium
W. G. BR0WNLOW,
OCTOBER, 1868. Editor and Proprietor.