Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-11-21

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bed tho hiEhesa possible rospeck Cor the ofss
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great Adsma and tiss ssinaed Liniin He
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and Ecekaksh Ell Nv rugesd fer The feelins
nv The pfse<nt ibcambsnt wiSA, e hc he'd
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pages 81 AEsFscsn history wieh he Good
wish sasss he ohliseEatsd But vet be de.
sired 10 ssy wes thai be he'd higher regard
for the coed eplnspA ~ naakind Ia general
than be hsa De she good epinios ~ he &c
esaessaa tesusnhsat ~ sny oals. snd 81 he
bed, 10 hour nv temporary lnenssl abhcr.
Ashen- wieh he'd happily passed, endorsed
the AdministrasAen, wich insanity he'd
worked evil unto him, be rekes,ed, a. Q Elm.
PIE seI Nv iastics lbs, the President shood
esuse Il 10 be known that he (Bseehsrl wus
not considered By the Aaministrashen CO o
supporter thereof
l 30 this, sed the writer. bseoa the
impressioa that sH in ,hs confidence Nv.
yusr EETsisAcy, wtrA Is eafersanss<ly
abroad, heR serioakly nAaAekp MT hKsrfa.
rios frooly yoors, 81 sestyy
The reAdin nv this letter wss ioliorcd BY
minit az profound silence, vich wGk bro
ken by the President
Let him paAs-" ssd the great man who
hsa the despcnsih nv the pest -otssis, lei
him pass But here u another, sed he
Dustin into tssrs, read that"
I, uuE from General CustAr. hin Nv The
yKllsr hair, wich bed .ssne repatsshon doo-
rtH the waT 60 esvsiry cosHmaadsf. II
wes Go the same effect BE sed when be
spoSd that The policy o. The Prosidsnt wieh
be sstssned GO he mast any man who held
The exalted position wunsl okkepied by the
good Washington, he greet Jefferson aE6
tie sAlntcd IiEkin--
The Ongraisfal dog iasen resTee; MI.
esd ARdroo itE the oils | al, and he
kost into fresh feed
Rhea be sposed The Presidsais poliey
wHs Hieh e euljer sad ratriO9 sood go
aor>e, be esdorscd n Bat be diskivsred
tia, Is led him, back foremost into oomps-
py wiok. dooriH the late war he bed slleE
Wasted face foremost and on hcashaek and
therefore, - SAVE ats RtrrTATtoS, he must
beg that the President wecd give Il cat.
thEt be t(Sene-Al crsTARl was not nor new
" bed bsn supporter Nv his policy and
obliee, YoJTs trooly as before
vzE TOO hart-hr0keh Al this 10 msks any
reply, aud CoRzn and Dooii,sIe wuE IN The
sasss In Tie karpeiey WITCH wEa gsvun 10 |
castas 20 keep hiss 10 poelshca ED hin |
prc1sf&ea % besnakrstse captain, Who ~us
led by = company IN The Arss Bah Ran fight,
AID who threw ny in disgust the next day.
poa iikin the manner IN wich the war wus
bean conducted, bat now the kerneicr WE
gene ard Casiar toe, aud vat rax worse
nc sch thing 60 be diet as ca disTnissin him
The entire company roenited in niRglin
their iec-s.
The nsTi letter wuE read By Seward. ~
IL wBf addressed 70 h.m. /; wus from Ray |
mend, he eJssned With me reIaark tAss for |
the Presidential Office, he he'd the highest !
rexpeek Aside from The eonsiderAshen |
that il he'd bsa wuns4 Okkepied by the good |
WAshin gtoa. the great Adams, and the !
saintsd Ldnkin, the President mite be con- 4
sidered the Esther Of kis country, hevis ~ 1
large a BambcT Of helpless children 10 pre- !
vide f5T and beSados be he'd . iastinktivs t
respeck for the dispenser o5 any thing j; 1
wEx dihicait fer him, bein o open and ain /
PIE minded mnn, Rot 70 adhere 70 the Pres
dent, bat
GOOD Heavens shrcsked johnson, 1
d thai little fox Ant gun 70 speak Nv ms
Dooty reenirs the rsedin Nv the entire |
dockeymsut psiafpl 50 ny feeiips g itTasy |
BE-, ssd seward BE coBelaaes fhasiy
j ara forced 70 ksk voc e. one enIoyih 1
relations with Him vho oeen-
psSs the Presidential chair. 70 hey Is given !
cot thai staDd 10 opposition 20 him A
doe KEaAAD PoE ny nErrTAsHEs iBpels nae
70 this course remain,
PMS Fa Yeop Trcoly."
There wa or three moro. 6Snsrsl Ca
reg. Nv Ohio, reqwektld the President 70
relnsys him from his ColleetUTship es the
bslaib Nv il wnE ISsOeKEs as REFUEasEKs
> sditsr cat Wes wks rHz ssdccssd into
tasf,n PcSt-oeis, begged 70 hsv Il taken Of
nis hands that be mite save biz clrcuihshes
bs4oTs - waE sverisstiniy too late and
fHhllF We come 10 wuB tho seal Nv Eich waI
q eoaf ~ arhss, . enB aag rssHysat bowie.
Supported by trottin- horses. ON q
Ge.d az green cloth Il wnE from Haa
John M0rrissey, who he'd jest ben elected
70 Congress in Moo York
Mr. AgrTiAey TsnlAakel lhag ~ 0fas Nv
the piFiArE Us he Democracy, be felt he he'd
i rite % syeek He wished il Il be under
stood that he Washed his hands Nv eBy Goa.
Bskshaa Filb Johnson OF hrs party, He
bed sead lite. In States where the De
Inoorasy. Nv wieL be wuz pillar, he'd tied
themselves to johnson, they he'd gone down
l. & prsmat0or grave Respsck for the
nigh ofss restrained him frnm Esyin that
he Democracy eoodent carry seeh . cussid
Dad. bal be- wood say that the rssaltnF the
,t...ss..y, In Mo- York Eharqa tt4av dFueudid