Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-08-28
THE KNOXVILLE WING
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NNaN4 - ps9aN aZNAas
sss Gran. % suffering al the hands oi
~, 4,,aas and from 20 friend 80 much a.
"a, Nes Ya-e Ts.eS That newspaper
49, n 7Ffbsas with hypovrisy. Let
- wAa . the real hypocfiie
a Y,szcs Va It's Tuesdays issse, uscsI
tAss words
T1-sash maHv channels il will be ~.
.s-..f tAat Gen Grants compliance with
a. ssa ind,Ostcs A's approval Of Mr. stan
as removal. and consequently u The
roi,rv which eVac,s that proceeding. On
Jas head. fortunately there 70 no room tor
roisreprNsentation Gen. Grant has net al
lowcf his habJtaal rcs,ceRee 70 lsarf fRs
.,rs+rs : AesN - " be position on The
-,nst eoraact of difference between Goa.
,-rass add the Execasivc Hr Svfpcyts 'As
rsrs ~ G7s5rsSS and !, in favor Of its
prcmTa sad r,rsrpus enforcement. The
,'arTrrhoad eoanseios- Of Mr., Johnson will
derive 30 succ0r from Gen. Grant"
here = 3 plain statement. The editor
r-ss5,xlls ave Gen Gsant IL Radical
We snow e. Re supports Congress We
ERes that Il 'ss happy thing he decs
~ saVplrt President johnson We fcol
vcrr comfortable No gentleman viii
bsks statement without authority, and
e uessPapOr, especially, viii venture 70
r4as pablo nan aron a political plat.
i-u withagt reason for - DOUG. Il WAS
wy rparSant for Hs 60 know that Gen.
6rzRt zss Radical We foand al the svi-
ssscs lssdiaC - sa opposite conelus'oa.
ssTpcssg that The Timss really spoke
sssi i kaew. We asked for its authority
hs rely SG COARSE assault upoR Tie
f,.s~~& sd . virtual admission that the
s,lisszt above ssoted Is tAlse, and Of
saz'-s printed 30 decisive On Tuesday. II
al ;bAt Grants acceptance q the Office
70 merely temporary ard formal some.
ing disagTceablo and poroTaPtory
Ia the President virtually exchanged tbs
Esdfcal S1Antan for the Radical Grant
Nov we ere told ta&t Grant ASHAMED th'
Scr q prevent the Government from stop
ping, o. Tuesday, Grant catered che
Cabinet Radical On FRIDAY, We are -
surad he reoroeests che Conservative ma
,arity'' of Congress In The mean time,
..as asmAHd fer infOrmasios is iguore4, and
~ TIgses, in failing to give rs the evidences
Ia, Gen Grant has not allowed his hAhi-
tual resicenee &c leave the country IN
doab," - % his KsdicAiism, coEHpels u 10
i0ubt ard fear thai itse&stor 10 sndeaEoring
&c i1Sgrie ~ now, even a. when last year
he soGght 20 drag the Republican party
iato The PhilSie,phiS CopPsFaead Cohvea-
uou zndeT ; preienss that the Convention
Va 70 reform and Strengthen the party
Those who charge "a with RssAiling
6rsnt entirely nisapprsheEd our position.
We are rot conscious Of hEying ever, in The
siigkesi degree done him injustice. The
sassuoa - orc Of fact. What IL his posi-
,.os! BE l. named e Radical candidate
iOr Zoe Presidency IL he a RADICAL II
bs s, le! i be made apparent. One word
iFcn Grant is al We vast. Il he 10 not .
ksaicsi very well Ia that case we shall
bet VOC for him, although we mar respect
siz b0Es the lsss There is no soldier. for
,sssRbss we honor more than Gen. Sher-
zar We sLeuld crown him with lsurels,
sc vrsss he name on hundred rnoHa
1Sas but &c do not think We sh0nid
Tu> ~ bin - President Of the United
ssA'Aa oseasst be is an avowed believer 10
.hs Ps.cy q Andrew johnson. II 10 az
S'ness s'strcfss Of opinion, nothing more.
We S5eSlaE would make = sincere PFesi-
oe1i De would 90 what be deemed 10 be
'1a Bat h's policy would not be ours !;
- e-Hseiiors would, probably, be men we
SO ~ tr1s; and his administration would
'asLsir principles which sc deem per
ggs Il is because Gen. sherman i o.
fegSrded hat his name is rot mentioned by
tome Of our friends as candidate. They
honor him bat Ruless he soespts their plat
l9ETn they viii not vote for Sim. Nov. Il
sIrant rot IN precisely the same position 7
We tss tyr information
Pseise III as with wise nHttefings that
StAAl e sAg-t90as, that he bides bis time,
sAi he politicians win not trap him. that
Ne va fat sscgnmit.ed. that IL he takes
re fsesAssstAl Ofheo be viii dc ~ be deems
~ ard re above party Probably Gen,
'l@,' al sayrt 70 be a deaf- and dumb
'Aoaiaatf but lhis country cannot afford 10
''''' leai AID -daiSb President. II these
lt VfG-Isfy LINES II peace. and the Exe'
-1N Gree meant the appointment Of tide
lr~imastefs and uonsHls. zee might
S'i'si' y sag Grant in the once, even If
I'T bad al opinion II the country
20 condition IL was when Johnson
''fasa wr might say, Take Grant +,
"ai-4bis We shall have AB easy,
- eaEvass and 20 bother" Bat
=, - 19R cOHiIJHtei siih 3 problem
=. 'e''ess thsn sHy before known 10 our
j IL a problem that will not
loHrerraiisB or compromise. IL
- 'A1iosliy treated, and we must
aal whose sonl burns with the
p Emid hesitating uhsympathetiC
-. would bring disaster. especially
a. we're masked by the dazzling
.-,,s'4oars sPlepdor Of military fame. Il
- generals we're silsnt, IL none Of them
a 'Y1hioGs If The silence and uncertainty
ieas Ike q pail ever The name OF
we're common 70 these warriors, we
h1 ever then consider bis eandidsey
s''aao.e Bet the truth 10, Grant Il
.,~s ht lew generals who have not
4 We know where SheridEa stands
-, what Thomas thinks. We have
1' s.eA!os and Pope speak. We are
81 Butler and Logan. We have no
- 'A=sr men. They are not uniform
b, .P"yh s--sashed and girded statues
,.s e necessary that a general should
decentralization. we cen easily find
h' Republican party If too great It's
,'a.'h u loo mighty 70 speak politically.
= DO strong-with three fourths of he
- electoral college almost inevitably IL
J, as4as--ao 20 begging for q candidate,
A., HIasi ~ work 10 ; man who does
gy,.s "a sympathy with il. ii Gen.
HIa Tue man We shall be happy. Bat
a lase Of his recent record IL The face
Ga :, sl'fnse in the face Of tbe appalling