Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-07-10

81. (which is IN the stat Nv hei &C. ..i
ACCOMPANIED the President to hawiy'
The President doesn't feel sale at gym i..a;l.
where without me 10 arrange tnG as
and do the nice fnanoeerln VIZ"
sary .o.l,.siop nv a So /
lricos troubIe in the CABINET -
5ant rnz In favor Nv Il IL " Se"' n ~ III
esoersbclv Of lial peTsuislo ~. il az
sHgz experienced most coiiSo9iuIn ~ -
re narents pertikeriy Ior oheni "a ~. IiS
g,tbcr's side He he'd swung sTOune S 't
o,,,ire circle Nv of1shel honor' anu hs9 Vu I.1
en'iIg - ~ all sides, but he Good lay his /
bond on his heart and say that ne hed
nene Lnoyyd troo man, but who, at some /
new nv nv his life he'd father. Why, then,
FSa,Jd we not honor our fathers? How
cood Il be better dun than by iayin corner
otnns9 His father decest in 1872, and it
wuz time that this duty was attended to.
Resides, at this crisis Ia the affairs Of the
country, with Wilson and Kelly q snortin
through the South, he felt It wood be good
thing TO show ourselves.
Seward felt that il wuz well to 20. Filial
love wuz cbarmin. Shakspeer, who wuz ez
Justly celebrated ez dramatist ez one he
Good menshun wuz for diplomatic telegrafin
remarkt, allow sharper nor a seTpents
tooth it is TO hev a thankless child" the
truth uY which he he'd experienced, ez he
he'd bin STYLED the father nv the Republican
party, but that WIZ not to the pint. It is
the dooty Nv evry son 70 lay corner stuns.
In this case it wood, perhaps, hev bin more
creditable he'd it bin done Fifty years ago,
but what difference is it? It is natral ez
we are about bein gathered to our fathers
that we shood remember EN- Besides, be
ned little speech witch he felt he'd like to
deliver lie wantid to bear testimony to
the patriotism NV the son NV Jacob John
son partickerly TO our colored brethren in
North Carliny, who hev bin listenin to
Kelly and Wilson
Randall didn't blceve in il al all. He
made bold to say that a. the deceast John
son he'd slept without a corner-stun for
fifty-years, he'd manage to git along a while
longer. II wuz rather late in the day he
bleeved In feelin sorrowful over the decease
Nv our relatives, but he didn't 20 much on
doin It ffty-fTe yeers after date IT wuZ
too much like Dustin into teers over the
sufrins Nv the last illness NV yer first wifes
great grandmother. The speeches he didn't
bleeyc in at all He he'd seen some NV it
he he'd accompanied one toor NV the Kind.
He he'd bin on it. He wuz at Cleveland, at
indianapolis and Springfield, Hlinoy. He
begged 20 be excoosed He didn't keer
about tailin sieh a kite again. Eff the peo-
pie ny the South shood receive us ez corjelly
o. the people Nv the North did he pre-
ferrcd to consult his feelins and be absent.
Hc wuz sensitive plant and disliSed sum
things. IF his memry served him rite the
demonstrashens coodent be considered fiat
term. The people didn't fling dead cats at
Us but they did wuss. IF they wuz cold
thoy wuz rather too cold IF they wuz IN
volitilo humer they wu5 ruther too lively
he he'd about made up his mind that il
wuZn't Nv eny yoose 20 fte it out on that
line Of it took all summer. Success IL a
doCty, but when success is ez impossible or
water in the great Sahara, watts the yoose2
Wherefore struggle2 Let us go slow, draw
our salaries TO the end nv our spective
terms, and 50 live that when the summons
comes 10 iine the uncomfortable caravan that
moves out NV Washington to ards Their
'spoctivc homes, we go not like The dusky
slave AT mite watts bet his al on two pair,
but soothed and sustained by wat we've
saved, 20 like one who's got the where /
witha. to live 1t wuz q source Nv comfort |
10 him to know that the worst NV men wuz
soon forgotten. Whoever speeks Nv Tyler |
or Peerce or Bukanon now2 Benedict Ar
mold is only spoken Nv on Forth Of Julys 4
and Judis Isbariot on Sundays II will be !
so with ms in time, fer witch, thank the |
Lord.
But 1t wuz determined 10 20, and | wuz /.
sent TO Rawly 10 find out where the grave
nv the honored father NV our honored |
President wuz roely locatid and to make /
SIGH other arrangements ez the exigencies /
Nv the case demanded, wich ! did | he'd !
difficulty in loeatin the grave, and amt /
Jest sho0r that found tho rite one The
people Of Rawly was anxious to hev it |
come OF, ez trade wuz dull in the retail |
line, and for fear that would report that
the grave coodont be found and thus nip /
their buddin hopes, they gave me the choice /
ny some twelve or fifteen. Selectin the /
most eligible | made the other arrange |
ments and returned
The excursion eontrasted very favorablv /
with the one We took last fall. The peo- 4
pie received rs at every stashen with The (
most atfectin demonstrashens NV love I
johnson! Johnsonl" they yelled at each 1
stOppin place, which sounded sweeter in !
his cars and mino than the damnable !
itcrashcn ny Grant Grant Grant p witch |
greetid us at every pint north The Presi- !
dent wuz sorry he hednt taken Grant with /
him 70 show him that ef he wuz the most |
popular IN some localities, we he'd the hearts /
NV the people in others. But Their wuz |
drawback to our enjoyment. No sooner !.
wood the President commence Fellow-Ci |.
tiEoDs than Randall would pull the bell /
rope and of the train wood start He wuz |
determined that the President shouldn I /
speak, wich put me to q great deal Of
trouble, oz after we arrived l he'd to write |
out and telegraph to the papers the speeches /
the President wood hev made.
At Rawly General Battles welcomed the |
Presldenshel party and the President re- /
sponded He remarked that in Rawly be |
FIRST opened his tender eyes. q penniless |
boy. Here is the scenes nv his childhood; /
here is everything to bind man TO his fell |
low, and to assoeiate him with that with |
wich he is associated; here is who're the \
tendrlls 10 the heart hev taken holt upon
everything TO witch II hez attached itself |
but nc wuz wanderIn from his subiick. His
MIND went back 20 the day he left this city
. Pcnliess boy. Where is them witch he left
oen nun him? BE begged to inquire, where
y 1l ~ friends NV his childhood7 Where is
The Haywoods?-
ror H,5lea at Antietam % shouted returned
- OI &c. II " wuz by Willyums side when
W her Is the Hunters?"-
-. a'S', I'M = alstillery at Waxhall Court
President RELY wantid to kne ~.-V I ~ sne
ohoked down, and the Pre-; de,,, ~ ~ u
Where Is the Registers and ~" ,O SsSS,i
tho Brownses, and the JonsesS Whu
The long list ny men who lived a. ,I,ot "a a.
WIDOWED here when wuz a ,,sn, Ia. I'1y