Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-06
GoYERNOR RROMNLOM.


GOVERNOR BRoWNL0W.
Governor Brownlow publishes an address to
the loyal people of Tennessee, frsm which we
take the following extracts. Discussing An
dy, the psrson says;
Why do 1 charge all this Because he is
turning loyal men out OF office by thousands,
to make room ior rebels aud TRAITORS BE-
cause he is appointing Tennessee legislative
boilers to Office as a reward tor their revolu-
tionary and yillainous conduct Because he
betrsy ed the Breckenridge Democracy siier 4
working with and % hem, up TO The day on /
which Lincoln was hrss elected Bee suse ne |
betrayed the loys North after they had elected
him to the Office of Vice President. Because
he betrayed he down troddeu sad uneeend'
ing negro wing again to sell him iaio bond
ags, ate, .omising to be bis Moses. beeAass
be has betrayed the FeniAns 10 the SrlIl'a
Government after selling them arms Ana An
munitou and impressi1g their minds Wiz iae
be lief that he was tAe.r friend. And 49, eei
not least, because he hss never oeeu 'as 70
any one bat Andrew Johnson.
DESIGNS OF rHE vsAiross.
I 1t is tbs settled purpose OF the traitors 81
! the North, and the rebels Of the South, 20 is-
volve this country in another hlood!iwar, ana
this they aim to do within the aexi two yeArs,
under the lead OF Andrew Johnson. An at
seats in Corgres, with bayouets, will be
made the occasion tor the outbreak. Let the
despot now at the head of the Government at
tempt a thing of this kind if he dare. A mil
lion of gallant Union men will at once appear
in the District OF Columbia, surrounding both
the Capitol and the White HoI sc, disposing oil
the heads of leading traitors after the most sp-
proved style OF the age in which the King oil
England lost his head. If another war shall
1. a. o. a ptrv a
+, who constitute an overwhelming majority o
. the people of this great nation, intend 1t shal
D be no child's play. They will, as they Dug
to do, make the entire Southern Contederacy
as God found the earth when he commenced
= the work of creation, without form and VOID.
!, They will not and ought not leave rebe
II fence rail ,ou-house or dwelling in the clever
y seeded States. Aud as for the rebel popula
a tion. let them be extermnated. And whei
,, the war ia wound up, which should be don
e rapidly, aud with swift destruction-let tn
: lands be resurveyed and sold out TO pay tn
Vt expenses of the war, and settled by peopl
who will respect the stars and stripes.
a Should another conflict of arms be force
npou the cOuutry--as honestly believe it will
Is by the combined efforts OF Northern traitor
r and Southern rebels-the work OF recoAstruC
ID ton, after the war is over, will be easy.
oil surveyor general, with a deputy ard land Of
" few bayonets to guard them, are all that WI
We be required.
MAss CONVENTIONS FOR THE REBEL STATES.
trust the loyal Southern Convention, to
n held in Philadelphia on the Sd OF Septembe
,nt will have full representation from Tennt
lie see. The Washington lntelligencer, Preside
n Johnson's organ, says the Convention
he Southern Unionists AIS called 10 assemble
Tvs Philadelphia, because there is 20 place in a
iii Southern State where such convention wou
he be tolerated"
nir This is the old familiar style Really
IRE world has not moved much Ia 1886 Fremc
re speakers were not tolerated ln cert'
of States. Ia 1858 these States would not 1T
crate anti-Lecomnton speakers. In 1860 th
M would not tolerate the election Of Abrah'
ia Lincoln The consequence was that in Il
ot hese people had to "tolerate" mRss cow
nga ton called by Grant at Vicksburgi in II
III similar meetings of Shermau's men in Atlal
ia and Savannah, and in 1865 grand cow
any ton in the neighborhood OF Appomattox'
vii these same States willing to renew the exp
pge | imenl2 If So there are million OF Vete
,ro. soidiero Who nre ready to eight it out on t
his line" until lawful assemblages OF Union n
oral arc tolerated on every acre OF ground belo
lis ing to the United States-New Orleans
zed even excepted.
be WHO ARE OPPOSED TO tue RADICAL ooNGR
SIMS Who are most bitterly opposed to the pI
uld ent radical Congress2 jeff Davis is dead
Inc against it. Robert +. Lee, Beauregard, HI
heA Smith, Bragg and all the whipped gener
coloue's au1 captains are against IT. AleA
heSe der stephens, all ex-rebel Congress
ION aud rebel Legislators are against IT, ana
the johnson aud nll his Democratic supporters
ales against IT, The men ia the South who
'G"t' fcripted Union men, who buried Union d.
riert liugs, robbed the Union families OF all
unel had and made war hi ieous along Our bnrd
y It's are against it. The sueDking, Kissing Nc
uuAi an Coppcrhe cad, who rreeps after Sout
ana rebels tor the sake OF social position or ?
uiarg reward, is against it. The Northern
Tue Southern Democracy who are atll htnt on
overthrow Of the Government and the resi-
'ou'u tion OF slavery, are against 1t. Livery tr
ce c! who edited II rebel newspaper during the
eA- md at i.s breaking out, is against it,
S"; VINO ARE IN FAVOR OF THE RADICAL CONC
preat Who are iu favor Of the Radical Con-
lqine and its bold and patriotic course /
esent radical lover OF HE country, North and -
Il AS lre in favor oft. Every unconditional
~ I'M man who stands by his country in oppos
be- 10 another war, is in favor OF it. Every
,seut who prefers the loss Of the negro TO u
late me Union. is in favor Of il. Every mt
laat has lost q son every wife that has |
II for her husband; every one who visits the 81
' and graves tnat Ire over TIE lauu, anu Oh
. has inc OF march; and one VINO IN Years an an
great row tiiak OF their losses, are with
4 ant brave aud patriotic Congress, and will Il
at at. mrued against that body, as it is nos
n nv hope Of he country. Every clergyman
uture every good m3a in the churches, who be
ArxeI lha' We have had strife enough ahd "lsl
riy % dtmVrp Aviation, stands by Congress, anu
.Izeni or is success aud preservation, Every
.allo4, 10 and cut OF the church VINO ta'a%s ma
alton law and order, eAd OF our Government
der us e does o: Office aud spoilsi is Tor Congi
E.crF mau not IN Joant5n rebel Dsplr
ged II. Urug Oh another rebellion, is tor Coz
and vii stand by hat body till the last