Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-08-07

afi0 ~ TIC JceDVts
DURING he lat6 canvass. tic corr apt lsad-
ors Of thsreboi partv ana llseirvain stspi-
rants foEkffee, kept up az ilieessant es Of
tyranny sgd slsseotisnl a2s.inst Soy Brtagn-
charged him and his party with seek
ing to enslave the people, and ID deprive
themoe the;r libertios st Che same time,
these aes gning bypoerite and disgraceiully
slsfsafssl rascals denied tie CLERKS "a their
stores and the mechanics ip thsir empl9Y
the right to vose their psFislssl sentiments.
and let them know tlsat If they Jared vote
tiio Radical tieze tllev mis- hunt elansiy
mont clseWheee Tie col6fed men slre
oPeFb aud noteriopsly threa1sned Asfti'
prosorip4ioa lorhaving daree to vote the
Radie.a ticket Nay, they are threatened
with ez6ulsioa from the lands shcy have.
reafea. and tile loss Of theif haII-matured
crops exercising tae rights Of freemen.
Such are Tue deeds Of a PARTS Of men cry
ing Out against the desPotisn Of lSrownlow.
sucaEsIe tho principles of the eg-ends sss-a
defunet arissoeraey, founded eeyFT ffriean
slavery ana property BsseR yrsnts never
lived, OF cursed the material nterests Of
any Stats than these men Many Of them
have threatened 90 sell ont and leave tie
State if tlc Radical ticket succeeded Seine
of them win need to sell to maet their
bsQgg liabilities, outside Of F6iities Tie
lsass gl9.gs..s9Il a.ps lelsse is the coanty can
do without them Better men, loyal I'd. the
Government. WI como and take ,their
places
seetAe following facts from The Nashville
correspondent Of the New York 1isi5Eae.
TENNESSEE e0EsEEV.A TIsaI--THE REtHsrRA
RI6N-THE coNDUCF or THE cA2lPAIGN
NASHVILLE Tean, Juiviso t867.
Itjahs becebae the fashion Is deery the Brown
i0W 6overnmsnt' IS q n,isorab aespotisin 5snGs to
deseri the rebels in Tennessee az tho most 1Aiart
ahsssi ard sng suffering p7opla On the flGs q sho
ssrths Now this isall b0s a fsar Ilsa,g sJrerss3ar
tzszEe9el re trRe8 Tor s1eie h8aas. rsgasd iHnlez
diEte pJssess 0s Of atl thaT naopartz axca heir
SLAVES, AaNsVe been eajeyiae undispnted poss IS
soaiet i ever sl1esi snd Is th9 very first geEarl
oisc tg5 tf1 oocarTea ta8g showed their 4pDfoei1-
tenet the esnerositg with which theg hs5 been
GEES Ted by taking possession cs nearly aibaths ei-
eas OF stTas1 snd yroft IN the Skate which th8y are
hebfilg n0v The mayors ara FeUardors Of cur
eiiz ssoer boards at aldermen, 0ur sheriff, cglaEy
e7irsfel arlss magistrates c1ust8bias. af keepers
ETC., etei sire l oF Haariy al either returned re5si
saiess, Csslt= -h0ale fobal svInDstni zer These
olicos, IN many eases, were 6tsa by mon who had
aot vet aohad the gr,y uniform end YET these re-
tlriiea raneisf issnlf ST salaries, cry themselves
hofrse aboul the desp0tlsm Of THIS " Br0wnlow GoF-
flfsarr ? = ., g. g = IT.
toVe11luaai1 win its few beggarly Offices tae Rad
ieas baye 9ethiRg ia She States They arc, Standing
nlr or while the rebels pocket the 81 salaries Ard
hoWi over tloir Wtengs And Whaf arr tboir
niain In Tie hands IF loyI mon 0ntil aata rights
should be essabiisaed Wm. q. BroWnoW is faith
ild to ms pleages- That BIS crime. Nothing
more. Bfataette e Kentucky lacked bsekhone
ait1i ssrreaGefed. Is any Northern man Erean
el9Hgh ie hink for rloaens, that Tennessee Con-
fy airy es would haye gwen tathe negr0 LIS civil
rights, orc1Bferfet upobhia tho elective anshise?
Is Tenneksee Conservatism ore Eh sz5loz,i eniight-
sed 's'one literal Or just, than AEntIc C6Hstrgai
5sin Every enc Knows thet g is not; tbab saiie
there agsssnthe Tsnss 6s Conservs SIM iihaYs vary
liberal melr he eQn-roiipespirl IS Hlaligpaat Cog-
perhe4ispl.. now when tiis lamb nav bs4iu pro-
te tiDu rom BE wolf thecoorld fns7i t.l s safely
Htr0stel t. ttc te 0i LeHne e Ccns8rT sisil
truttei, bit since & has been doie lis icai5ftita
and executive power must rgmain ia tla hands Of
eyal rten uotiltlie freedmen are established inther
rights. fnaadin sympathy Cor dssan6l6sad
rtbes sbouisl not lelray iaf9 sHrreltler 81 ii.
erLG< fi num rae oil ptsoHs slislndlchise fn ti4s
State Is iaisiiHie gfeatet thsn in 1860 Tie vote
paiied in that year WAS l45.000. The numbar Reg
iersd taa year via reach 10000 and possibly
$4,000 That makes difference Of only e few
thausan1 q much smailer atnbsf t5fn were kllsl
esr3ng the war Tire coldrei peeple have naui-
rested The gre4test esserncss to oIain .neir esril
Gates OF reiswaton. Papers have heer suel IN
c,es qf trs.tlon was vcgy sOv sud, when th3
The office Nas open, no matter hdF hard tIio .ain
poured down, or how bot the sur, great crowds Of
eo9ced aen we're aIHays Mallins 81 their turii-
more thando0 AqilaVots TIE Conservative 5iclsal on
Thursday unless eaeatel Iie negro inTennessee
is &C present, intensely ra4iej .the 4lbleedge
eAapaigB Dtgg closing, mas done as muoh sspuy
lother sepe9 10 ipieasity e. Eltheridgs afet hisc1
b4herers have ass been II e0is, esh tfer aaare
of The great liberal Iie aslFssal6ptesl tv Gulgps
and tia lennessoe lie g5shtufe all IF which vitality
effected g3e fFeedaeps shen@s tha 9iors iaaastti
oqsly l4ibeeldgehas snVasse fs nlnfD d has
Re.fn ae the saesess ii BE6g5spw.s aaa is1erslsee
ten 12f she gofseoFltttge .a ssIttn--tet 5si4ien
pledgesgi e-faglV d sseasaA and exset justice 20 ail
gasa, SID eSc ltstg pms iiEe tpsnoae hss gaen
pr5esisai lysa'nBiny hsesyf. 10 understood base
pbTsses an "5sfstefiag seI s.bas asales ai3s,j
ta mothoi RbNerh e a's tinf bak eas aaaa tae
Ragly lie lae5a +egaal eat ieei lss = llfit
a.in Ethereae hes dsaQa lsas 81 tile p8t1lie
ihh iaos hat he ID l.s ssa8d tas sliHton4-
El.t BE- did s'a drew 43s g shias 0a She ether
hard Baalsalaw has been wiaa.e. fas er>slaYeng
saul hgsIbeaaBse "a apostle q -ihefsgz Brlguo4s
has net al teHEslet even to apoogiza io bis old er-
rr.. lie hs.s cut Loose tfs-s th1la ana ll81nee
5leIAr a aslsraas lenn the C0luse ~ 81 iiafl