, 1864-06-11

TARsoE BkoWELOT SPEAKS.
Some gentlemen here stated that Parson
Erownlow, Of Tenn, VAS in the building,
cid proposed that be should address the
Convention. Loud cheers
On molten, Parson BrownloW addressed
tie Couvention ~ follows:
C<aIe.ntx Of tie Co,.tenfion-1 assure you you
lnss s,1s set sn @ oastt bed
E-d no. he1e. I have 3ournesod %, however,
tsrnnch great tribulation, to meet you The last
1t. upd upon the Otio fiver. I an sick-alck-
t..k-1nd come forward, because go e1thuaia
yally calltd .or. to make ny boy and apo!ogy
AXE ii m7 SCAT l tnov yoe viii ..ks d ns
Eehnke I may attempt I ~ to administer to 1oa;
csue to town that you hsd sons doubt IN
your minds about The propraety Of admittin: q
hope you will psueo gentlemen before you coz
nit 70 rash MI act NJ that, and thereby recognize
Secession. We don't recognize II. in Tennessee.
1ha1;s99sM 1pisa1ss.9 Me deny tSst 1e hsSc been oas
plsute.l We maintain that q minority nrst
voted ns cut, and then msjo.ity whipped a
minority ont Of the stnte with bsyonets, vim
a7ng over portion q orr mea % big 5anks.'
Eut ne are here TO participate In our dcltoera-
tions and tolls, and to share yout honota. I pray
70. to eas;aas ns 9at ~ hgs fn as1sga
talented delegation, alway1 excepting tsc present
speaker. iLxngbter.1 Our best men we hare. We
hIve N Tennessee as yo9 naFs IN n noss o. tne
ming to couc INTO e11etence. They have existed
hcrc good while, I have fought the venom Gus
repti for the last TWO years. But they arg begin
Ejue to orraR1zc in Tennessee, and confidently
look for them to be repre- ented At the
Chicsco convention. 10 send up delegation there
under the rofe and scent q that Rink of Si5s1s- @
delegation 1hnf ouf State sends mp to you would
ecorn to 70 to the Chicago Convention. They
would decline havipc anything to do with the late
lie Baiunore-L Lincoln eArzainE Of Sesroes conrcn:
top. EApplarse.] We are Tor the Convention ot
the party That ere resolved to put down tais Wick
Cd, This internal rebellion ut al hazards aud all
cots Of money end l,ves, snd our Convention in;
f1ructed ur. before 70 ]c,t home, to advocate md
vote for Abrsh7m Lincoln ntHt, Last and gil tho
In e!inpea ae nans e. 1s aad
want to uy him 70, a second .tertn. Let
nr Get along IN harmony. There need be no
discussion. Of various kinds. and the iaea gu :.
gest to you ae IN indictment not to throw on'
| cur delegation is that We may take 1t Into on
leads before the thing IL over to present candl
Gatc from that St1te in rebellion for the second
Office in The gilt Of tie pcople. lApp!ausel We
| have man coFn there whom It hAs been ny
good luck ard bad fortune 10 fight n1tirinEly 1nt
| ItxreyesipGly for the last tycnty-dvc Jeass-Au
| drew JOHNSON. Applause For the 6rst time
| in the Providence Of God. three years aSo we 20
pGelEcl " LII ~. S1H!i 14i,tsa 10 IaT III. III. r.
"a s5de. oGIsa; IaS;psuae.1 aus; ANU aA0' - ' '''N
inever rs:nte 10 epeak xh.n AN able to speak
| ard ny old friend Deacon Dross. knows tt well.
should ike 10 help him canyass Illinois and goqg
for him among t6e copperheada. Were aol
ereaE and eonla q interest soq ;ban pay op
s% sonof sisy xou aah haTs we'd done III % me. ~ ~ '0' -
on motoa ot non- .h&ooeas ete'en VI
morning at 10 o'clock
| SECOND DAY
| DA1r1xonr, June 8,
! -, ,,,, ,,eC o- ,,r-.o .mrs
Some amusement was created yeste1da
by The remarks of :he chairmen of the di
fsrant de,epnt,ons upon handing in the list
80, A. .1,s;na, ~ .ss.:
o. the sans s,s'ata S ~, ~ ~ "a T 49, t, Itnea,n e
rThee. nne ea 1emsrk. of course vere received wit