Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-11
The Governors Message.

We aaer.ry our space this week with the message
r the Governor, supposing it viii be Of interest to
T4rnssseeans al least. The House Of Representa-
ffves ordered 10000 coPe- IL English IN pamPhlet
s,-r, and 600 in German, fer distribution. The
senate ordered 5Oo9 cypie= IN oar language, and
sn0o in Ge-nlgn-in sll $1,000 copies. This is q
high compliment 10 the Governor and hIs message
The Nashville Pre-. and Timc- thus notices the
message
This document Il. considerably longer than the message
f st sprug but viii be none the les read Tor all thaJ
l. be psrsed By more readers with even greater aVldl-
" Il Is full Of suggestions, vigorous N thousl simple
and asy in dctioa and viii strike every reader as the pro
5r If one who means well for the State, who has no
,ouceasnts 70 make nor compromise - pacn up win
what he believes 10 be essentially wroI who oeheVes tha
ole which At, worth anything are based upon the eter
nal PRINCIPLES o! humanity and justice Even they VINO
nav dissent from some Of the positions iald down, VIII
l;I ar,els tha. the author Is candid, frank, ieares:
5E Tho message Is highly suggestive, and offers the
Legislature abundance Of hard work It can safely chal
l,nge c5mpsrison with any state paper which has evcl
enana,cl from Governor Of Tennessee
ere.i.l Correspondents. OF the Cincinnati Gazette.
NASHVILLE, October ].
forward you herewith nearly the entire text Of Governo
Pvnlos message 10 the Legislature Of this State i
will be read to the branches Of the Assembly on Mon
lsv ~ TUESDAY - indicating II full tho views upon >t
and national politics Of one Of the prominent and dc
voted Of Southern MON siatesen II i document sec
md IN inheritance few that have appeared since the clos
Of the war Tie various topics are treated in that quain
and peculiar style which always makes interesting
:hizy ha: Gov Bgovaow writc= At the time it i
not .u: % Perceive the deep thought and close obTa
tc oE the writer ami the vein @ careful wisdom whici
ggas throughout the vhole
Even those Who viii feel most inclined &c diner with tn
Governor IN reference TO some Of the questions discussed
cannot a @ DO impressed With his views az those Of
t.-nes, patio, and honest man Upoa the whole, however
the r1ozt ulc5npr5ni.irE Union VIII find that III
opinion. and conclusions Of the Gov Brownlow harmonic
with ttei- own.
The presentation O. stats matters VIII be peculiarly IL
:,rs.ng 70 tho Thousands Of persons throughout the Nor
VIZ sys looking toward Tennessee &c their future home
Us.
The Cincinnati Gazette thus elude- la the mes
Ezggs
We - suabed to lay bcty-s the public this morning al
,he material portion Of Governor ". G Brownlows mes
ss q the General Assembly Of Tennessee. Wccommcn
lie careful pc7a5l OF readers who, while they ma
ls- with the writer upgn points, will fndln the doc
p1en: much that Is thoughtful, timely and wise. The sub
s. m the proper treatment due 70 rebels Of the
Congress over the =ccedcd States Of coozcd suffrage
colonization; and Of the Presidential policy, handle
h -sdence moderation and ca5c. such l. the rcculig
sv O the writer that this mcssase viii be found very eI
trinir reading even % those not specially Interested
the topic discussed Many Of the comparisons and illU
:-a,ilus or. IN the Go, vernon richest vein.