Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-12

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Ne Il Freeport The Jessss1 &ssIeti q siks patsh
Il a fellows
irheta are ltss.s 10 he lie pf pkasy men, HllIsl,
are MARKED - era ID hls eklslsnrs uAc q ihnte +
the hour when he whs sent Hsth led siihust Or.
lssnn q name g seek and easss faf kelf seiz,.
tetica, comes back aef ipa year. 70 the koiss q
IL chiiahood Che scenes Is hi beyhcod psAss and
sptrta He returns % find many d bic eh seisoci-
mates and friends nov among Che leading tElHess
men thpee who wofv the Iaiddle-ageds neW DO
rfay-haisui veterans, willis hete end shsse In
eefing syciefan % the 6lden time who shakea him
warmly BY The hand and implsses Goa'f blessing
upon hisn. seems bat seN days my ffiende ssncs
won't ust ffom among yog re alafs lad yet u Is
iflen years. And when | icok back ever fhese
pears md reflect upon the changes that have ee-
oafsed, my beArt Is fall as stand before yaAa 20
hWhen tho war broke osll, IVES ID . csadilioa -
te ef innedlate service 30 thai ceaaFy which had
edarated me and Il which ewed al bad or coald
hopa o be. 1 wss In The regular army. Many Of
my associates and parted company thea. Many
then, ever has been since, and b esw, Tas uNfes
--uNpIyIp1b GArt6k ALITT--at whsseres eosl and
AZ al hAgafsls. Whnn NAs aiterwnFd Ia command
In Missouri ibid ahe rebels there that ths sUi Of
Missouri belonged 10 the United States aud MOI 70
Missouri and though U became necessary 70 HI
every febe on thai s0ll snd destroy every dollars
uprsh q property Of every name and nature there
IN Il rn1 - doHa ard the sOll preserved % tho
tfnlna % which Il beloaaed Such vas niy platform
thml. slieh = Il nov. The Federal Unien h soy-
esesn, and nast b preserved In its integrity. We
hear negsaays great deal sail about Tie Cosisli-
iuslon Let Il Be fevercdi Touch Il MOI without
good rsason Bat may nnt even thss saored instri-
mont be changsd # need b. 10 saye the lie u .
great patipaq
aAii now looks hOpefhl and cheering. ap glad
% see and know thai y native city o. freePor has
been patriotic enough - raise her fel quota d the
men called Cor 20 put down ahis rebeilioh, and that
no drah win ba needed hcra bul ana also glad 70
zee and know that IL ail towns tkat have not Eiled
their quotas lAo dFah h progressing which win give
"a the men No want. III Il euld have my way my
friends would turn thAl ezank regularly onee .
month Until We had kct the rebellion crushed, II Il
took every able-b0lled mah In The land An Ne
want now 4 the nlcn. We NOW have AZ The had Of
our armies Generals who are able 20 command them.
At the head &C The nation We have man who has
al The while throagh these siariny seas. steadily,
honesty and aithhaily held the helm straight on 10
the pronsised shore Of rnioa Tho clouds are nov
breaking, aud We can sae.-ia the distance 70 be
ssrN but stfil We can seo-throagh the opening In
tie clouds the green shores Of Peace and Union,
whittier We are bound All xa want 4 70 keep
sfeadily en- Give our armies The men they need be
unilsd h their support keep tho same honest man
With his arm and steady hand at the helm, and oil
win DO weil
The General was repeatedly cheered, and with g.
pecial enthusiasm when he paid the handsome trib-
ln 70 our noble President and urged bis hearefs 4
keep him IN the place he 20 well occupies The se-
porter of the Chieago TSBes IN giving an account o
Che Rchinsan meeiiBg herr last week, had falsely
stalled that the General was Cor Mcclellan and his
public relhiation Of the ealamny was due both u
himself and the peppie
AlicF another song hy The Giee Club, aud Tires
cheers Or Honest Ola Abe end three fbr the boy,
In blue, the eitizens retired.