Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-24
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The lsllsssinx astsela fren he AltAnY kanshes
F,yqai which Is generally considered - expressing
n vlcSs n NJ seward, L Significant and give "a
,ass Of the position that win he assumed by thai
distinguished statesman now that the wsr fos ths
r-servntioA q The uaton IS over
Vow that tke var - overthrow rebellion draws
q, sloss popular interest oehires un aexica. WI
hsss be nsR eohtest there 9en, BareEiaga ci
Keatueky, n speech oa Thursday eKpseesed ;
s,pe thst che negro trecps aadef his cennand wesie
an BE- operating on oalsr side q the Re Grahde.
Bshon aigsPs0R prepheas thsl Isese sa@ s ss
order b BE sspuy wssle - ssss8as een,rs' FOR
ward march through Texas late Mexico bnds =
general ecso among the soldiers ihe5 Weaia g'sal
drive the remnants q the Confederete tcrcxs into
he sruay Of Maxialilisn and Whip both tageAhes.
TIE establishment Of sn empire IN Mexico was a
r,eHeiitaieA snsnh b the Uhitea States, II could
ss have been attempted we're We 81 psNce. Even
s,l Febslliea - hand. ths people Woala have ar-
rsSfeG tieit tIetefsassst Ia making Il 4 ground Of
keGssie,- Bat Ar. Liaeslns shFewd ststosmAnship
r-sy~stel this tAno var e. time." he said, and
rs;,sd Mcanphila "a bsxe on recori diplouat-
* p-0sast AgaiRst The wing and congressional
declaration that the usa dynassy shsll NOT b perpet
.sisi. The empire has NJ rvSngnition from us,--
ds agents sra not sccTelits3 tc e. nor "A lie ininis
Tea, rSsvivea. IN his indigestion MsKimiliaa re-
aUtly accredited AA envoy 70 the Confederate Gov
s-nmeat He viii be AZ some pains 30 end Il,
No hsria has resulted fron delay IN ihis nistter
The new Emperor Is by The ears with bosh parties
ia Mexico The republics have never been VAR
euishsi the conservatives hase him became be pro-
poss 70 carry cut tbs policy Ct eonssoAting eharoh
property Ry this and bis teisrtiop Of ether ereeds
h IS involved in a spirited quarrel with The Pope
~ nothing bot the influences q Nap0loon has Pre-
szatel his exoonmuaIcSlion Meanwhile Nspoieon
airs,slf j. made uncomfortable by growing eppo-
,t5,a in the French Chambers - his expensive
..heo.s 4 debate OF The subject Is pending, and
p1ss bly motion viii be carried demanding with
a-svsl o. The French troops nos 10 Ae1ico. MAJ
al. 81 fnds thst be has pillowed bis imperial head
sc : csshion vt tAoFns If cur government acts
earnestly sgsiRss him, the end Of the giticring farce
. u; ssT.
President Jehnsoh's viows On thu sab5sa are 10 |
20 sa1ht Ia the Senate he took = leading position
favor g sic resolutions dsnoanciRg the empire
Be ST. earnest and life long advocate of tie Mon-
To- Gecsriae In al able speech 10 The British rin-
ser lie made most s3rot reference % The subject
a.szied 20 shoE jhsi il was the interest Of England
e Sel with the United SAtss In demanding the ter
-iasiioa Of the Preach occupation, We shAli not
p-cb&bly have loag 10 visit before il viii become
-Gaifosi that MRximiliaD must icAve MnKioo, in 70.
,poasa e preast ii &c within obedience to ftree
Z necessary. This eogntry viii never tolerate
branch Of the NsPoleonic empire upon IL boriers
/. not probsble that ihe modern CEsaT win choose
Ae Alternate Of war. But il be dees we shall have
: handred % tpo thousand trocps who would ssk
nc more ooRgenial occupation Than teaching him
te;tsr manners.