Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-31
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reached cimsinbe6ga aud lfoni that point
aolilea Gen sheeaah q BE afpelhisnsns
re asslsfsl II fs.lIy, advised tbs Aksal e
establish feefpisins depots Il tIseon Co
lnsahaa, Mobile. savannah and 0shcr poiass
IA sAsl that Whils Be entertained profound
respect ler Congress. HI doubted he Wis.
dpsn e thin nel, md giseh ths Believing
rsssons Tor ibis opluion
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who Ass SIGHTING g ihoss sha se1Ress tlls atl!1y
10 q piAss thsi % par With tts siss, e Fsegtlls
4 ne negro i ID ! tfausllioa ssaGA sna i DOT
% equal Of Tie white man.
s. he's ii11sfea hom HI hcndkee 81 90 81 nsfi
ana The armies b he hela arr s1tilsd % 81 ~ ~
sis.aaes ID lahes and hehsing q addition g shs
& 1his bidding sad bafterlag Or recruits white
and black has delayed tho reinforcement Of our af
inses a fha times when stch feinfbsBelasnfs world
have enabled a 10 make cur successes pbtmsnsnts
q Ths hw b en experiment WHICH pendihF waft
= nnsi.e end npaAfss and hes dslsyet sc aatsefsa
dsan which hBmly believe win become necessary
to osereome he Widespread Resistance o4srsd ~ (
and hlso hillSye tie universal drah VII b uiss
and ksnsaciais 81 under the Prosidenee of 0oa Il
viii serefnl4 th2 sheep from Che goais and ds8aa-
Sifsts NAst l1sas wia. aght Ter their ccuntts and
what sili otlr talk.
Whilst We quote these weigbty verbs
and telling sentiments 81 one Of The great
Generals Of this war, Il Is due 10 General
Sherman to say that no Is not the friend Of
Slavery, and concludes . letter in further
explanation Of his views, in these words
I contsra that the treason and rsheIlson q he
master freed ske slave and the armies have COM
nandsa hays conducted 10 safe points more negfoes
than those 81 anyosher General officer IN the arrays
bus prefer negroes foF pioneers teamstesz co1kas
and servants Others gradually % experiment g The
AT Of the soldier, begnnng with the dusim Of local
KArslson1 such Is wa had 81 Memphis yieksbufgl
Matches, Nashville, and Chattanooga bat woald
mo- draw on the pooFFacc for toe large rfcpeytsa
Of Re eetve athletic young men, for sopo as ke-
main 10 seek new homes and provide for TIE old
ard Ycang--the feeble and helpless
Thee Gfe some d my peculiar noSicns bat l ~
sure you that they are shared by large Propesian
Of our fighting aisn.
You may sAow this 70 the sgenss q tho osher
States In The same business "a yourself ] am, &C.
w, I. SnEEMAN, MAtr-General.
This il true, the treason and rebellion d
the master freed the slave, and ought TO
free him. and imprison and hang the owner.
AZ negroes fall into our hands, let Us arm
them and use them in battle, where they
viii be of ssfviee--Iet as make gaides Of
them, teamsicrs, cooks, nurses, and servants;
and work them ON Publications, 20 rs 70
relieve tho soldiers from as much labor d
We can. Let rs weaken the rebellion BY
taking away those who raise bread and
meat 70 sustain white traitors in arms To
this end Gen. sherman is laboring and in
this work he has done as much effective
service as any other man in the field, II no.
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