New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-30
GHAND MASS MEETING OF EAST
TENNBssREANs.
speech OF Gov. Andy Johnson - Resoiu-
lions Fnvorin.s IA State Convention and
Emancipation Passed.
Frern Our Special CoTre'pondent'
hSoxvLLE, April l6, 1864.


the people a. the present time, with all the sad and
bloody experience Of the Rebellion for that long period
flew very sensiIly adjourned, after a somewhat ex
renton packed to extent for purpose by certain
scheminc politicians failel TO do the people, in grand
mass meeting assembled, have done-beug fresh from
the people themselves and representing some dozen
eolntic. adjacent The ratification OF the resolutions
and tao hearty approval Of the speeches made on the
occasion by Gov. johnson, Nr. o. p. Temple, Mr.
Erownlow. AID others fully compcusaes for the three
m four DAVIS spcat by tAo oil Convention though II did
litc else ihan g. discover is inability 20 do anything
The masses collected ut The corner Of Gay and Main
strcct, aid were called 10 order by larson brownow
who infer folgihc speech offered The following TeSO
lu.ions which were read by Col O. L. Temple:
RrsorrrIo~s PASSED At 4 MASS MFrTING OF TIE
PEarLE or FAST TLSNESsLE, AT KNOXVILLE,
April. l6, 1864.
Iect fr ion y the people Of the state Of Tennessee
L,' y,i jt cation vic ,i.v entered into the Rebel
,ag r.rsnr;d 6y The Guf ,.a;e against tie Government d
he United states, JT Tie purpose o. establishing souAeFH
Gh,, lie .itu;ion Of slavery ~. the disturbing ele
mcut by which designing and lcd men were enabled TO
combine ana d.L.e people il.o ne highest crime known
to civil llf r. M. IN e DE-. ucou OF taeir peace
harpir's' And pr9spl anl We rum Oh ne 5,i'
abstraction her internal !u gIoycments and tie oVero"
Bb,lGs Ttl ,,, nov, hes u rius with au lcr greet
49,, b., ,,fs sar mon off sti igy, Ind Der.
o. 'ei' ana ~" .','' O''' ''s % ''
Ti-E ~ ,s r,ca-l ~ tlo authority aud duty o. tic
F. % ,e ~ ,t;,,,I am Ina and rrr5v in roopers
i'm vii. s L..l.st,r 10. nai.l l.Tltu.us ,tHc "
erru,ut, to secure 20 r iyA I'our OF any 1aLeo o. ne
United ss-s ile c'ao-. s--.iI'J 81 1EepIOAe'h loan
Le,.rsd That tie people tie lz'ful md only ecii.
~ r, i Of, enc, zee ,l is bet cured ~ con M 6.
o. ,.s l. l .., ,' NJ .,,.'.,t of civil Gov.
,. o u ,u,y..,s.. a. as ,.o.,n by the
isv ye. Of ts Saic. aul having fr confidence i q. 81
iue-sy and patriotism Of GOV. Andrew Johnson hhNhiy
Governor $40 etso submit t.t 30" ca' s-rn to,,cn-
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secure q. 49, lion o.. .'' d. '. o ,e '..' when
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honor O. defend and Il elem Hf Gee MY MEANS @! or I
irIe security, a-gffncls' 'H4 freedom.
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s.r. tI.s, fil,.I.rfIc itrg .l suspicious policy
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tr. t...I.p Irt. colid mod lave his mode La would
1rr.t Y. I.oIr lI,ais a,.raiai ie tH majority Il
tie i,.ule ltVss Ju0Iiie to .larr over details VIXEN
tie great end was gained. Tho Government mast us'
I'M H.. wisdom men money and means 10 possessed 90
bud down once aL. forever tbs cAcl ald most uahoy
Rebellion. This W.s DIS ,l.u -0. Ito w..l avoid IN
Cyur. JON Of some views w'i. Do l.i l'si 70 might
create di.cord We Should al come forward and
maid e,rry ,aef..r, T. savo tho Goyuuueat iIr
wlat were al t,oso minor things worth n tts
proceeded in uis vein II remark FOR about hnif
an Lour. Whlo ad'ert'HE TO irc Question 81 IinaH-
cipatlon a taLad D. .'..k A.l,.l,is '-t "a y =.
Do L. ;. COINED AiN'iI Ni'i'1} I.f ' -
Of The crowd. Ttfsnh lI'"I"". I'4.I' '' ln'IN'
r.IG. "4.cTt il the local institution nov, l4t rAnS
b. has started u.r'i'rl Hr hip'NrI y" - I,n
T' n p 9 IerNr''"' not lo 'i'hl-l rs lir Iuho D!
wIauslug' 10 our u."1t ]. Nt7 t',i -pe,th. Ill,
FoIs'A lfo""'." '.'n ''.'.-i' ~ 49, 49,.
an O.d I'-l'ii "l i...' - VIZ Wv. ~ -,
l.- statements GO .iHl .'e 'i, 'L'.' ~
cation Society DO lchit-'e ne VIZ men ii Ih'ur "l
Ir.l'ilg tie proceeds u r s"5 ~ lupAc ma. ma
sending tlc sruss % AHirh lie charged tiit the
cllrcLe, of ihe southern ratcs c!ergJueu and n!nrn
had done none than al others together 10 d-tle5 10
coplc this question 90 slavery. Ile Rev lrcdk \
Res f,rft whole year ~ frame d''rHsr nl slavery
from tic S,i tureS and De- was everywhere Lonofed
ard .!p.-GGr. for HE effort rs II 10 1Ad been pun
JIG b,lril, .or Dy processing lLrI,iItH' a. v't u' ~.
polrr..r nus ne ellrHl' OF tNt Agl'u ~ ny
under is fostering care pna p''cl"h the li'e'h huia
dred millions % slave iioi"fy ia vac o-AlI. ana D'.u
its own overthrow" ara lLn iLA oi u. f"V' S1'uHy
IL lad SHOWN us UP es wore ihi we ''Hi'A uI A'Ac'
GOyikSOR JOHNSON tftHH
Gov JOhnfOn then caIu3 forward l,o said; Fellow