Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-08-07
lllnrlnllalI lIalI..ressIOnal EIeeII0n.

Tic rse,inatieIof Gen. X II nay lof 0e' efi't'f
ii Ohio. has croase.l Ysaneg N tae rePfe'l
.;on IN Congress Of fhe seeead District g THAT
sate This is sse The Districts 6 tAe great cry
of Cneil,nati
On the Republican sideue 81 T announcer l'aI
Richard Smith candidate = tle a''tniaatioa g
his party AYe IRE rerssns iiy seq'siatea wifis az
g DmiDs. the pass tsFee tesrs 81 have seea him
ofts.l. and s.sis eisssss se hese u4s. Is issAred
to nianifsss as lively an interest in the success et
the UnionfsFs Of res1essae is though he were ne
Of tkem 1le is a vosthy gentleman, ara ga sgle
aud learles champion q tie principles Il tbegfe'st
Union parry Of ths country ~ managing editor
Of the CINCINNATI ei-stie lie has rendered iaYsie-
able serTis - the Union eatse. Tic able ,iiti Gag
nest artiele which, during the pss three yeasi We
haye copied trol TINS Journal lsve spoken IN terms
more eloqesnt than Ne describe Of hls anii'nch-
ing Loyalty and hostility 10 treason. Especial y able
and easness hasea The defense, by She tfesssts, q
the loyal feeps Of Tennessee and their Stats Cove
ernmsnt
Nhile tie half re9e soealied Republican jour
nals Vi the North have sase rled lhere was nothing
geesi or eoe,g4suIabFe ii the uaion nea Or State
Gogsrnment 81 Tennessee sod credited u tbs vie
ISLANDERS heapel upon Fi,ep by tie rebels ana eep-
perheeds, t,e Gzsetfe with Mr. smiih al as head,
lr.s iebly esae & sss rescue, shd ceesared thsfn
only where ccnsars VAS due, anil swaraed them tie
fil need q praise lef ther selrsaerideing and be-
role patriotism.
Il moi, therefore, surprising that Cincinnati
Gazette shoald be favofe journal With loyal Ten
nesseeans It's large eirallaton and Fast Influence
has enabled il 10 do much ia thecause oil Tennes-
see Iadicalism, ana every Tennessee Uhienist oves
IT debt Of gratitude
Ia expressing .be nope .3at AIr- Saith Vil bese-
eeed BY The Iepablean party Of the "a Distrie. Of
Cincinnati Is candidate fortteplacs 50 wor5hily
filed by Cen IIayes We bit give expression o tilt
Of Gov. BreailIow ia TenhesseeI
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Letter from capt GFIsham.
II D QKs. 20, B, lsT REor TENN STATE 6 UARR,
s.aa FAYRrrEyTLLE, LINCOLN County, 4EsEs
So s1 het s Ansust lst o63.
COZ " G. Brosgn'os09 - f
a thousand eheegs fox old .I.pe9tp1 Sac Las
gone over lire 70 oSse jor tbs ri90JToG hehs -
When lie .Sts4o CuaEd we're, seslt, here, .were
told ia ~ sselioaai6ua1 beslsf1 "a se5oe1t Of
the lasge naslboF Of rebels in tae county Wig
tsfsitsaed .bsfsw Raafhl aiao men Mo a lpsfao
nobly opposing them Due az7sqopsas we eanie
they went to work ana result isas above satel.
opgfssg5Fy qzIns liF7Eo Fs g.T'g prgsPest
@ tAiiieal-s ssfeH 4is Fegeis sl.d ssi7- a's'g
Guald They saidzthe Radieala should moi come
70 thgpdlls n procession I told them there as
nolaw'to Prevent them, and l would protect Them
.if they chose to come in tAats.aanner The eiti-
zens then inlneliai.ss eilEa irseliig ana although
taey Hxc aea ne,esfpFpte ggernaens fqr -
months d ayetS tie Ssssnay6r aasl, aderuiea
passed an ordinance tp pcevent professions. was
notified this morning f the fact BY a committee
Of rebols, Being Ieo % i;asil,sthe sppearancoo of
taio) I conclude 8 observe il but rsssigel 10 let
The colored men Keep their arms, as "a s. had re-
ported that tIlesHApa armed rebels 5bIlierelack
would be in town e meet They sgain SD. am
other committee saying tlst il would discern the
colorod men they wosld dis.lrm the white eitzens
This agreed t., bat took ths preeaution % have
Che arms IN taken Go the'esaIt house, where ! put
strong gard over chem, Asii tbs intention, 81
they raised difficulty 70 ioftify myself in Shat
place, and make use Of every material % enforce tho
laws Tho cdl6Fe1 men nctetIdy easnp this morn-
ing, to The number OF three or four hundred and
tlesqi7ngemeut was easily lnlae Wnlftlein tf..aet
ia concert with 10 keeptbe peace. The good rei-
asns Of every lr=.y headedfs shosheri6, li5 ler
dqty to prevent outbreak when they saw Us -
arm Che negroes, and immediately disarInc,l ilse
Whites, after first sppeiHtY'ig strong police. st
dark last eseeipg, every prospect yss gloomy io
the extrcne-but all Is ,eet5. The election is now
over, lhe battle We have fairly won and 'so5oay
hurt
Much good WIS accomplished by ny ordar cFo
sing The liquor 81 oons-tbe citizens heartily prfo-
wing it. Our company ali vote for Browalow But
Ter, NckoH Efl naekF.
fAa4e tlo lfor6T b re, Governor,
#B 3YmGoPsaess sryaas
GEo. EpdAs GnIsdA5,
Capt Comd'g State Guard