Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-11

noo.i cheer ssnrvwhera 20 Be eesn hooked
vere ilssls like sAe existence of war. SUI,
shsss were six new regiiAsnss ready for Che
serviea, four Of iaiantsy aad two q cavalry,
and these wure on parade.
I made sew hrief ressarks apcn the sab.'
lecs Of Agriculture and The Mechanic Ara
Ana npoa he subject Of she Increase Of Pop.
nlalion and the pruduCts Of Michigan, sad
tho face Of the eoaess. and passsd . ones
% the great saliset of lhs isbellloas whle'f
II knew the people desired. ! held up shs
| southern leaders of sAe rebellion, II an nm
lenrsahis light, did shars justise % Baehan.
ians sreachery, and 10 the Bfeekidsidge
DesaocrAcy, who. North and South, foasd
IN synipathy with The rSbels. vas ioisl
4 lowed Ia Few brief remarks by the vener.I
able Gen. cass. who stated that he iAdorsed
tAe seafimeats ef Ais frseai Apn Tennessee,
This endorsement met with the most ehsha.
siastic applause on the Part Of The aadicnee.
Detroit laa Aoarishing city, with q aspop-
alation Of aseas Go, 600. and is the seat of
justice ia Wayas county, on Detroit river,
eighssea miles above thelead Of Taaks Erie.
Il i city Of considerable trade, and when
was there wheat waa coming la ri the
rate Of l0o. 600 bushels per day, and eDru
~ the rate Of 500 100 per day. The river
here forms one 81 the finest harbofs In the
United States, Of depth sufficient for the
largest ships Detroit has a well organised
syslem Of public schools, having greatly
Improved apoH the New Ehglsad systcm.
The city coslains about twenty .6ve church.
| es, and is well provided fBr ia that line---
The aanaal experts eoast-wise amennt 10
about ss 00e, 900, and the imports 70 ahsut
sls,ea0,ep9.
The worst featsre Of Detroit is, that Just
opposite the city, over enc river Of only
. half milc wide, Is Windsor, In Her Beits
ish Malessyis dominioips, where, In the event
Of a war with Englaad, cannon could be
/ planted which woaid destroy the city IN
short order.
HmLs Dale CoUxrY, gives nams 20 the
sapital, or seat of Justice, = Eloarishing town.
where there is an equally aourishing Col.
iege, anicr the patronage Of the Free Hfa
BaPtists. The county gives rise to the prin-
ciple rivers Of the State. viz. Grand River,
and 81 Josephs' Of Lake Michigan, fAe st.
JoSepha Of the MAsemec. aud the Kalaaaa-
zoo. The county Is web tinlbered, and the
soil is rich The face Of the country is
level The county Il well supplied with
railroads and pink roads. Much attention
/ II paid % eotnron sehocls spoke In the
College Hall to aerowded aadience, and the
next day IN the Court room TO county
Convention. BY invitation. This was on
the 2sth Of September
/ October I'd, 1 spoke from stand on the
Fair Grounds 10 an audience Of eight or ten
thousand, and was most cordially received
/ by the citizens Of Adrian, and OF the county
OF Lencwce. The town Is situated on .
branch Of the Raisin river, and on the Mich
j igan Southern Railroad, some eighty miles
from I.ancing, tho State capital The Erie
and Kalamazoo railroad connect the town
with Toledo. only thirty two miles distant.
Adrian is growing rapidly, and is the centre
Of trade for fns farming region. The
town has several Ene churches, and good
supply Of first class schools Ii has q pop
nlation Of sereE tkeasaad inhabitants. ]
was hospitality elitersaiBod by Hon. Q. +.
Beman, the present membeF Of Congress.
i MARSHAL AGRfcULrrRAL PAIN. Oct 3D.
Thie isa villagesnd township, of grow
ing importance, the capital Of Calhoun conn-
~, ga the Kalamazoo river, and on the
Central railroad, 10 miles west of Detroit.
II is pleasant location, aud woaId not be
surprised 70 learn that Il is one Of tho most
iourishing inland towns Of the peninsula.
! Il contains the Marshall College, and ether
primary schools, several excellent houses oi
worship. ilne wooden factory, and about
4 half dozen superior Gouring mills, with q
wheat. growing country all around. The
popsiation Of the township Is about 5000,
and Increasing very. rapidly.
/ spoke on the Fair Grounds. from sen.
trial stand, surrounded BY an enthusiastic
audience Of six or eight thousand ladies and
gentlemen. l spoke for one boar and
half and was able 70 make myself heard b
the out skirts OF tie aadiencs dwelt foi
the lrst twenty i've minutes upon ths grow
ing impOrtaase Of Michigan, bef abundant
crops. and aue productions. the in1slllgenes
and energy Of her citizens, ard the sxtenI
70 which they are saderrased whers thsy
are not known, and then | turned . ~
!. subject Of tbs origin, progress, end wicked
nsss Of ths rebellion. - these wsra iopiel
: ! knew they desired 70 hear ns diseuss.-.
On the Whole. the meeting wna one of Ii
tereef 10 me. and the indicAtione weFa thai