Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-12

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into tho hands II Sci dsA tfelslen 1fsln.
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Until va esnla ess CIR basgses ere lie
rlrer, L, 81 iss frssa Tie GsnssAl 4 :
iadya sasa, and VIII sit q skssas utA.
saal, brave aad gensfess, ami peisalaf Aiaohs
the Aaldnra, d Ne : knseas sht sislesns
sGkss I'D Is bsd Idsls. sAss 4 Var
srses, gn is SArlg pAft 81 the sight slss
sear cnaA - which car party wes's setssd
ssty eomlbFsaiay. fsn ofE q shs fkA.:k "
the rear Srucka beeosaing assass md We
wea1 ksateang saa jnisinF 81 ahees one
hundrea yhrds. muse ashrsaes ahan AsEf
,Fwo wars aes tAss srssk ] cams down shis
samt railroad, my iass TIP until new, but
under ye,y aaiIsrsus circsmsianres ] was
! rr,.<.ner. ,rruardsA u rebsl baypnels, and
called Cor Il sxeFy sispot b. mslicieet end
backyard partir.as Of the rebellion. The
err assalsy wss, sbring ont tlss did old
Traitor, and les d hang aim On . htnhs -
Thess seoundsela wssa moi ii ssisndanes 4
the depon IS came sa this tiins-senae cl
them had ied tbs country. and others haa
gone thu way Of al the earth
MA met by different class q men en-
ken by the hand most cordially. eokgratu.
lated, and occasionally called on frs spench.
bat bad 10 decline on account Ct my lsble
health. The vile wrctehes, and nnprineipicsl
trAisazs, who thronged the dspots and st4.
tioes. rejoicing ever my banishmcnt, hate
ingioricnsly aad from lhair homes, and are
now ouscasss from civilized society.
Al wsrtrnce, some ffly miles from here,
lion. n. L. tSeasvy. late member Of The
rebel Cesgrees, cauar On Che ears, AMI moss
cfthe disiansa sai il mo sea, viii mo. He
declined talking apoa the subiecs Of the 70.
bellioh--Aaid hs vas eoilg 10 Nashville 10
repsrt himself - ) prisoner. lie said he
ncrcr had endorsed tbe right e. any State
20 secs1e Tho nerer had sanciioned the
principle and nsYer could. Tims. and tho
troubles Of sic rebsllion, have sala upon
Col Gentry. and no il ~ grey as Nor.
wegian rat
The frieHda u tbs Union are almoss daily
holding meetings In Middle and West Ten.
nessce. prrps -aters - . rc.crganisasioa If
The Government; end these are weleouael
as indications thss Tennesses Is soon Il re.
sumo her old place IN the Uaioa. Thapeo.
pie are sis.s Of the war. end ef tbs fssias Of
the rebellion. and they are enragci at 't;iseis
political leaders The people are sick if tbs
flowing ftofa Tho llrsesss 81
military rale, and they want era gDvsra,
ment
There ID some feeling abous tie slavery
question, uud thsrc IL a set Of men, 81 ths
eopperhead ael.aoi. cla.mins 20 bes es-.-rv-s
fire, who contend for the right Of bringing
back the Stats. and preserving the ''pcs H.
liar institution. The iinperioas demands
Of slavery are the same, whether they nre
madO BY lniIk-snd-watcr Union rlsn, or ont
and out Seesssioaists, The hnndreds Of
thousands who have gone 10 their graves on
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