New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-09-20

name similar e nat at London he remained
until he was taken sick, during which Illness the
women accompanying him Induced him TO deed
his property 10 them, physicians were thensI
called il who administered medicine eontaining5I
opium and morphine
They left some powders of this composition
With me eiIen, with directions for their proper
use. Tie old man died. and his remains were
haNfH mp ready fer shipment, when the London
authorities. saspeotiag foul play, caused a post
S4aftafSl examination of the stomach, which dis
closed tie fact that the victim Lad been oYerdosed
with the powder. The jury returnedsa verdict OF
death by poisoning. and the women were held to
bail in the snul of 1000. While waiting for court
g however, they decamped, and Miss Southworth
was caught here last evening, as before stated.
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KadfcaIIhn Rampant
BRowNLow UNDoTTLRs HlssELF-HE WANTS ARMS
ASD AidMUNITIoN-HIs new YORK SPEECH oS
THE 1lTH INST.
Citizens of Nesp Tol,I;-When ] addressed you
from tits platform -four years 60 for two dreadful
hours had the strength to do 80 and the voice to-
make myself heard and understood. j have sneis
Their now, and mlst throw myself upon Your
patience and kind Indulgence. am not travelling
as peaker, for - am not able to speak am
travelling as one OF an expedition, going round and
round, and round again, to try and wipe out the
moccaEin tracks Of Andrew johnson and William
H.sSeEard daughter and a cry,s NJ guess you'll.
90 and net only the tracks Of Johnson and
Seward, but OF the untamed and5nnmitigated cop.
perheads who are Shining and crawling along in
their wake 45A
Ny State Ii welt represented on this occasion
and in this expedition, there being no less thar
fifteen Tennessee delegates now in The city. IT,
however, ] were we'll, and ifsI were able to make
speech, should decline Doing so. Ours is an
eleeF9neeFing expedition K apgbteTA and iass the
governor of the great reconstructed State of Ten
lessee, must maintain the dignity of the office.
Cheering and loud laughter.) Itt1oes not, there
fore, become me to dahbie in politics, though it
will do for an accidental President: one who has
laid aside his robes of office and dignity and who
il snarling with tie common masses at Cleveland,
charging, 81 St. Loais, the New Orleans butchery
npon gallant and loyal Con gress, and invoking
the mob 70 hang Ihad. Stevens and Wendell Phil
lips better men than he ever was himself. 1haye
been engaged ia tennessee for the last eighteen
months in battling for q good and glorious cause.
For thirty years prior to that, had been fighting
the world, the flesh and the devil. But latterly !
have been fighting the devil, JEFF Davis, and. An
drew Johnson. {Hisses and applanse.) y
IN Tennessee, less than two years ago, and dur
g 7ng the rebellion, at the time when we had cap
Tired and were holding MeHp his, and when gleTi-
Gus Old burnside teheerss d Rhode Island, crossed
over the kentucky mountains INTO Tehtessee ard
held Eastern Tennessee, which constitutes nearly
all the loyalty of the Suite we called State con
ventIon, under the auspices of one Military Gov
ernor johnson. Five hundred and twenty-four
delegates were present. good, true, loyal, and
talented men, representing every county in the
State but one. They amended the Constitution,
did NOT Wat for Congress, OF the North, or any
lQ,3IO a-Of
them to do 80, but amended the Constitution SO as
tosabelish Negro slavery forever in their State.
AaYing done that, our legislature convened and
enaehad Q law. giving the negro right to give
testimony 10 court allowing them to sue and be
sued, and giving him also his rights before the
saw and IN the courts of his country. The same
Legislature enacted law called the franchise law
Wy . had forty thousand loyal votes in Tennessee
and ne had eighty thousand rebel votes so we
disfEanShised the rebel votes. (Applarsel We
are new still holding them back from the ballot
box, ans We intend, God willing, to keep them
away from il s
9hey say they intend to have their rights and
vote, and Tnn rongh. shod over the loyal voters
and they boast they have Andrew johnson on
ahelr side leoncede the last fact, for it is so;
i9pt am up North making arrangements to pro-
cure arIns and ammunition and we have the boys
10 use them. We have thirty thousand men who
were N the federal army EApplause. We
shall call out the militia and arm Them and | 4
think the next revolution will, in all probability /
commence IN Tennessee. They ran me out Of the |
State once and came among you as q refugee, !
am done travelling to the mountains Of Epsidam.
shall stand my ground hereafter, and with my
noble legislature and my gallant troops will fight
them and die In the last ditch. Our Legislature,
bnt few weeks ago, ratified, by ia majority o L
fWo-thirds Of both Houses, the constitutional
amendment Our legislature has never seen the
the day, at any time since IT Was first convened,
when resolution could be passed through either
House Endorsing Andrew Johnson OF his policy.
daughter and oheers.) Cur legislature stands
square up to the loyal radical Congress Of the
United States. And ought it mot TO stand by Con-.
gIess Yes, yes, with feeble cries of t.N0 no.
speedily drowned by an overwhelming shout of
1Ays az. This vocal contest WAS finally de-.
cidsd By the paraon himself, who quietly said,
4 The ayes have it,
A shout was then raised Of MAINE. Mainei to
which the parson responded: we will come to
Maine after a while, Maine knows how TO take
care Of herself. Andoughtthey not, the Reverend
broRnsow continued, to stand by Congress The
most PATRIOTIC brave and gallant body of men
m Z m Ia liza
congress Of the United States and the next best
MilA Frs the Tennessee legislature, when we meet
isAs winter y have done everything for the
negro that can be done but to enfrancRiaa him
and we can do that without any trouble and wftl,
wv heip from outside. find here at the North
v6r - -, n... many Of you do not want,
negro suffrage. We are not So, We want the
loyal negroes to help US vote down the alslogal
traitors and white people had sooner nave rue
vote, If were candidate for office tomoGro v, ola
loyal negro thanof mean, pitiful, dlsIoyas WIZ
man. Iwould sooner associate with q loyal negro
than with dialoyai whiterebel lwould sooner take
my chance with loyal negro after death than
With disioyal white. tApplause9 But am
sorry to say to you, gentlemen, that you 40 not
fully and thoroughly understand tie tone and TEN,
per of the people Of the South The very Old
Scratch himself is in the Whoeof them yet, They
are nnrepentant, unchanged rebels, wicked and re.
belious To the core and tits their purpose to bring
on another rebellion. II Il their purpose either to
restore by proclamation the institution of slavery
or to have pay for their emancipated negroes.
ECres of They can't do that, and Never > to
which the parson replied, Never with my con
SENT They boast that they have the President on
their side. Ieoncede tile fact, He has indeed gone
clear over, sonl, breaches and body and is on the
side Of the rebellion, and he will head the rebel
lion. JIG sustaiBs the same relation now to the
rebellion that Jeh Davis did in the former days.
He is now the living head OF the whole concern,
And if, by their wickedness aud rebeiiious spirit
they force another war upon the country, which
think they Will, and whiohthey are determined 10
40, and You Of the loyal North have TO send down
another army TO invade our country and subdue
the rebellion, beg You, as remarked IN Tren
ton Hast night, 70 come in three great divisions.
Ihe first division should come armed with heavy
artillery and small arms, to do the killing. (Cryof
tsAmeu, Y from among the audienee.4 May the
Lord hear and answer that prayer. Hhe second
grand division should come armed and equipped
with torches and turpentine to do the burning.
daughter, and q second cry of 9 Amen'} The
4hird and last grand division should start with
surveyors compass and chain, to lay off the land
ia small parcels, and defFay the expenses Of the
war by selling them TO men who respect the old
Gag. bere Are other speakers here Tonight who
are able 70 talk 10 yoa There are several able
gentlemen here tospeah to you. and IllaRe an On,
gagesaent at Beeeher,s church. Eupr0arions