, 1864-02-10
TEE BR0WELOW LITERATURE
OF THE WAR.
SAVAGE ADJECTAvES. AND
PLAIN TALK,

From Brownlow's Knoxville Whig and Es5
e7 Ytutilator, Of January 10th, wc gather the
following interesting extracts. It will be
perceived that the Parson has all his batteries
in operation:
This loathsomc disease ls prevailing in
Richmond, and L. ]. Bouden, q rebel Senator
from Virginia, has died. We have It here,
md find it rathsr on the increase. 1t was
brought here during the siege By Long5treets
army, and is n fixed institution In the rebe!
army. The personal filth and corTupnons Of
The whole gang, their lice, bcd-bngs, old
clothes, poor diet, and guilty consclences---
mixed as they arc, with mean whisky, md a1l
that is mean, dirty, and unpatriotic, is enough
to food the country where they 60 with ev-
family!
TIE pARsoS on THE MICRO QUESTION.
The rebels Of the South have used slaves In
this war, and armed them ID battle, ana
where they have been brought into action,
they have displayed great braVery. They
brought on the war because of the negro, and
without any proyocation. Let them now be
fought by the nigger, and made sick Of the
loose ill tic beasts Of the forest, the snakes
and lizards Of the swamps, and oil the devils
in hell, hut We would PIT down the rebellion!
MS PLATFORM.
For our part, we want no peace until the
rebellion is eUbdued. We are opposed to my
treaty, and to NIL negotiations that would by
the most forced constructions, 20 to reeog-
treat with the sword, and to negotiate with
| tho cannon!
AREDEL PREACHER.
A had specimen Of a rebel preacher as East
| Tennessee affords, and society is cursed with,
| is tic Rev. Fielding Pope, Presbyterian
| preacher Of Blount county. He managed By
! hook and By crook to get up revival among
| Ills dcludcd followers, and connected 1t with
I tic raising Ct volunteer forces for the rebel
| army. &c preached to them that God was
en- their sile-got them up to the mourners
[ bcncl-1ectured them awhilc-then advised
! them to 20 into the rebel army, and assured
thcm that, If they died in the cause, they
would be snvcd.
Nc lnyc known this old loary headed reb-
| ell for thirty-five years. Fl was an anti.sla-
very nan until lie married widow lady
| owning gang Of negroes, md then he turn
! cd rebel. He ought to be sent South and
that without delay.
THE PARsoN breaches SERMON.
An item In the history Of this rebellion is,
| that 1hc rebels have had more days Of thanks
givings, interccfeions, and prayers, publicly
announced, than the loyal States have. This
| fact, upon which we have kept q constant
| watch, deserves brief notice. God hath
said By tile mouth Of his Apostles, that, first
OF all, suFplications, prayers, fntercesslons,
and giving Of THINKS ne IN made 1os a. mieen'
| that we may lead quiet and reaceab!o Life,
| in all godliness and honesty, and that this Is
good end acceptable In the sight of God our
Sayicr, who will hive all men to be saved and
| TO como to knowledge Of the truth!
Now, what we contend for, -tha1 tne leoels
Lave more days Of public supplicatlons anu
| prayers than the Union forces do, gives them
no advantage over us, for they are bound to
/ ira, for us, and for all who are in authority
or cur side, including the monster Lincoln,
.rd what is orse, the abolitionists; tor the
Arostlc teaches TINT he would have these to
he saved, and come to the knowledge or the
,1utE-not rs taught in the Contederacy, but
In the New Testament. lfthesc rebels pfny-
ing arc dcvout men, praying in sincerity,
| ,1cir fcryeHt edfcctual prayers will nyai! US
much in our behalf, as in their own, and they
hnnd, tbey arc wicked men, as certain Of their
G,urlcn fighting clergy are, they will not be-
Heard in tLcir own OF on our behalf And II
none ire to be benefited by prayers and sup
plicatiors, but those who lead quiet aud
pcrccab]e lives, and who act out godiiness
ind honesty, there Is no danger Of 1'foreign
intervention" in farer Of the rebels, espe.
cial]y from d climo as tenote,as that OF
Heaven!
| WANTED IN EASTERN TENNESSEE.
| ro ~, +ba attention of loyal men in other
Stutes to the wants of this portion Of Ten:
rrssre. md cspecially Knoxville. We want
tin and stove shops, with stock to carry on
business. We want house carpenters and
cabinet makers, with materials to carry on.
We want boot aud shoe shops. VIC want tan
neriee, for VIC hlve the bark and hides: We W.
want tailors, blacksn,iths, maehlnists, anu u
Ill manner OF laborers, eaddlcrs, harness ma.
ke5s, carriage makers, and Union mechanics
10 take lie place Of a vile set of rebel LICK,
tr1t,lcs, who have had their day, and Whose
l:roscriptive course and persecution Of le5al
men forbid TINT they should ever do business
here ngain. We want school teaeher5, p6ysi
ciuns and preachers, who are loyal to the GOV
errment Of the United States: All such mer y,
ard many Of them would Set Esttle now, N thaI
country, and start fair in life, IN country O.
fine scenery, productive soii: pure Water ane
salubrious atmosphere. The country nov
looks bad, but The war ovcF, and everything
will srring into life. -----
Some Of The she.dcyils who a.c to 90 soutl
were or The class who, two years ago, wayet
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