Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-02
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1,os,eve4 that ealld NOT negleet he's de
talned me here longer than intended 70
ye,aain. hope q be alba % lease fbF View
| York Ia the morning, and thence 70 proess'
|to Tennessec pfs cineinnati and Nashville.
Yesterday sbeing Sunday. esnSmsHly
Ical1ed tic Ioris day. afnI bcfng beaaii.
IIut day my Lsaith improving daiiy-I
leisurely footed il alOae, upos tks clean and
lovely pasesneuts 0f sIsis model city, for
are mile an hat, TO 18th Street Methodist
Church, where saw, in last Saturday pa.
per, that Rev. bishop simpson was adyer.
Used to preael, at half past 10 o'clock. !
ARRIVED at 10 o'clock, aud foisnd the fac
/ large building filed 10 overhaRing, from
the lower door 10 the galleries. obtained
| a comfortable seal, and heard tlje bishop
/ preach a sermon of any minutes in length,
words Ia the 9Th chapter Of Ikaiah, afhe
whole earth Is full Of His glory Few men
could say lnoro 10 ;l,e SINE length of time,
or say il 70 better purpose. lie l. an eIo-
! qucist man, and . graceful and impressive
speaker. without nifectation. lie Is = fine
booking man, with splendid voice, and has
the advantages Of being educated. lie tells
he that he Is in his fily third year, and i
a native of Ohio, though he resides IN this
city, and hiss q comfortable house. Idlued
with him, aad had FREQ and full eoRversA-
ten MS 10 the affairs Of tho chuTGh in our
border States. Rad ~ to the future OF tlia
church Ia tho South The details Of that
conversation viii no, aow pause TO relate
SnEice il 10 say, thar the late General Con-
ference In this city provided Tor ths oeeapa-
ton OF the eoaqgerel Territory in the re-
bcllioas States rs MISSIONARY ground. during
the existing ry,bcilipa, and THE continuance
Of the war. The new Bishop Kingsley,
whose residence is ut Cincinnati, will have
the oversight of TenHessee, rs ke l. more
convenient to that State | will make IL
convenient 60 see him rs ! retEra, aud TO
ofssr ,ira ssscl, SUGGESTIONS As dessa proper.
shalt Tell hi,a that we Msthsaisss OF the
rebel States live in the wihfesnsas--Hot Of
,Jste4 bat Of Dire, which = iuanitely WORSE.
In the afternoon Of Yesterday, attended
large meeting in the sane chsFth, where
there were to he speeches n EFoF - the
J Christian Commission aad funds raised 10
aid that cause Gov. Pol8eak. Bishop Simp-
,,, .s,s.I ro,-csf .sIiI essc'i the meeting The
audience was large and appreOiat've, and ]
infer froa what could see that the eollee-
ton raised wss such rs became the occasion
and cause.
have repeatedly been asked what con-
siitutes coFperAeed in politics. have
before me work entitled Biographical
! Sketch of Doctor 1ohathaa Potts, in wktsl.
there is alstteP ttoIa the Daetor 10 Df. Saip-
pen, aDireetor tieneralof Military Hospitals
. in the United States Of America, dated
Albany, spill 10Th, l7117T. Alter speaking
Of the progress Of the war, Of t;ea. Gates
/, OF the several Hospitals, and the appoint.
ment of Surgeons by Congress, DR. Potts
E who was loyal man, thus eoSclsdes his
letter.
e Tho Copperkeids are quiet al presest
/ but fear they will be troublesome, having
, moved Wi,h their families frosa their pests
am With respect.
Iour ehe,lieht hEa,ble seryant.
> JoSArHAS PoFFs.
. There were C3bpcrheads In Ibis country
eig6fy-strea years ago. They were 7arie'
then, IS they are now, ON the side Of th'
enemy, and against the constituted anthor
tiles of our country, fhe 6a,pcraes&s Q
+ i7T7 took the side OF the British, and werl
atrorblesoaic" to these sgl,tiag 10 establish
our Federal union The cspperke.Ias o
1864 are on the side Of Ief Davis and tht
D rebellion, aad are ''trcabiescme" 10 Union
men, having moved with their falhilie
from place TO Plsee," and ere anfrequeptl'
u taking their negroes with them. Whea th
! Fcdcgai tiwccs are aboWs, these traitors, !
i may bc said Of shcnl, As il was of their Il
. lnstrous predecessors, they ara quiet 4
= present" SIN. they arc at all tinaeA ..rou
. blesome, giving the eHemy inforHatiOa q
; Federal movements; opposing the war pol
y Icy of the Peieral Government, and dom
i all they can to aid the rsbSliion. A CD
!. peFAead ia this war is what o Tory was !
a the war Of the Reyolntlen~-an iaiameH
reptile upon whose heed every hoaess ma
], aud patriot should place his heel.
s The great central Pair i still in opera
: ton pnd win continue until this day wsel
: when its managers viii have realized tnos
than one million Of dollars. No eorrss
:. idea can be given on paper Of the magn
!. tude Of this enterprise To realize Il, as
!, is, and TO appreciate it oRe must b here
J, pass through all the departments and y
: Tor himself
!. TO give the distant reader an idea of u
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