Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-22
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ielEant tsstimeny ia faiatoa 10 tie lssIing Of the
msdais esassss II Eaglana In an erssast from re-
ees.s letter 70 friend IN Bosson by the Rev s. J.
Gvyhne, oieEgymaa Of the Ms.Iodiss denomins-
tienthe iargsss asd mott aausnalal Of the dissent
Ing sscss IN England. NJ ewysss wss rcors,lv an
instructor n the W@Ieyah branch q the London
univssity. Hs says
sJsa e when iass Wfota - e X nov-srf a.
Enslsndt tobleat soma Gympatbizs Bsss hssytilv
vita ths glorious struggle which the Norshrn STATS
are N1zlRg &tsi1st FpbeIs03s and aEslayinz pr.,-
pie, and trust that he lime Il not distant VIXEN
slavery bsiag aeslfsysl sad The febalhoa sappfssed
yea nay sgnia Fstaaos evsr aBiiaa ftsssnd happy
Il afa proud o tsisnv 70 community VIZ, have
never waysre4 IN theiE ataehHent 20 tie interests
u thess whesB fboroaKhly believe have rigtt on
their SIDE. The ether day messing VS. ksd a
Baslafa, = toWn four miles from here, % soasldef
Ne sxpedienoy Il feeognizisg ths so-attsS coafsd
srsle States. The meeting wBs vsry large one and
proPosltlen hasiag essn PsI before Ihs meeting
parEameht should be petitiDasd 70 FeoogniSe the
SoatlaFn States. an amendment wa proposed By
aaf own n1Iaister, the Rev. z. McI5nsfd THAT
Englsad shoald remain strictly neutral' This pro
position was supported By spepch q such power
and aloquaBees The claims Of tAs Northern stAtss
wsts - Clearly portrayed, and the perfdy Of The
South, that be carried the whole Of the meeting
with hiea, and 81 the close when vas put b.
the neeiing the propaer and secoRder Of ths
original proposition stood alone. Never, said Mr.
Mef)oaald 'shoald Il Be recorded Ia history that
fra, brave noble Rnglsnd put forth her hsnd 70
lay the hlSody corner stons Of, slavery
We arr beEe in England chiefly nation Of
sbcp-keseers Our great merchants, A. we'll ~
those whs are engaged IN ths Smaller undertaking.
0f commerce, make money their Arst object The
grsatmovafnsnis IN the world they only notice ss
they adect theif aeqnisiti0n q vsalth The think
ing , done By the lev hancs tbs mighty influences
which the pres sxsrts on the minds q my country
men. Bot when tbs right is properly plsesd before
them they 1se sight u themselves and Of their in-
disidnAl Interests. Ny own feelings ars sscipro-
eated By thousands Of my coaatsymen who BsvsT
allow en- opportunity TO peAs By without bringing
their inAaenca 70 bear on the side Of freedom III
were rot an Englsahman, woald be an inhabiiant
o. New England, and IL 1 could choose my own
yesidsnes, 4 should Be Boston
The States ef New Englspd, and especially Mss-
sAehasstts, have performed deeds which will make
The eighty sets Of aatty % lose their lusfFs and
eoning esnsrEtioaa viii bIes msay Of the actors On
the theatre ef the present age.
sWhen many who hare given their wealth and
their blood shah Be gathered 10 their fathers their
deeds viii survive theme FOE they viii BE- tAmped
with Immortality