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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-05-29
The Great Liar ExpOsed.

Erer,, cit;zsn Of Tennessee should carefully read
aha oRF.r SPEECH Of Horace Maynard, published
IN this paper. It is thorough and complete vim
dication Of Gov. Brownlow, the loyal Legislature,
and loyal people Of Tennessee of every charge IN
the sIsnderous harsngue of John Baxter, delivered
al Cleveland.
Mr.. Maynards speech is calm, dispassionate,
and unanswerable statement of facts. A statement
based upon the official records of the acts OF Gov.
Brownlow and the subordinate officers of the State
Government. From this statement il is clearly
that Baxter has lied in the sweeping
and reckless cbsrges he has made of extravaganza
and peculation in the expenditure Of the pubic
money on the part Of the State officials.
had the assertions of Baxter been made in the
heat of passion and in the delivery of an inprooP-
IL speech there might be paliation or excuse for
bis atrocious calumnies But they were not thus
made. His tissue of sslsehoods were deliberately
and dispassionateiy written. BE knew them TO be
false when be penned them for publication.
In giving currency TO them he k''sO he was pro
mitigating atrocious ISLANDERS. BE lied with pre-
meditation and malice sforethought.
1.-THE eFatber of Liars loves bis children, ne
cherishes intense affections for John Baxter, OF
Knoxville, for be can cram more pure, unaduitera-
ted falseboods into nespeech than any speaker VINO
ever appeared on the hastings in Tennessee In
deed, "the father Of liars, must look well to MS
laurels, or they win be stolen by bis son. John Bax
ter. The Worlds Fair is now being held in Paris
If its managers permit contest among unadulte
rated and reckless lairs we intend 10 enter Johr
Baxter, HThe North Carolina felon,' as the mos
stupendous liar of the age. We would bet ten tc
one that he would take the premium When h'
takes his pen to write speech lies swarm to 1t a.
blue-bottle flies around horses ears in August
Baxter's corrupt heart, traitorous brain and Sian
derous pen produces lies as rapidly as patrid car
cass generates msggots, and they aow from mis- dir
ty mouth like a young swarm of bees from the pa
rent hive.
We feel it a degradation to soil our hands with
miscreant so stepped in personal corruption and Pc
tical pr efficacy as John Baxter, but for the SAKE
of the cause for which we are laboring we conseh'
to the sacrifice. We intend to make bis name laf
that Of bis ancestors md DEMONSTRATING, barn-ourn
ing poso,sig penitentiary- brother an
drew, has been made subject for public kissing
and scorn. We intend to drive the LIAR, cowARr
and NOTE SHAVER, into the shades of private life
re shall prove him to be such an unscrupulou'
scroundre and poltroon that the leaders of th'
Conservative party win blush TO own that he was
ever connected with their organization.
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Who would be Kin to Him ?

Some weeks since Brigham Young Baxter" in
one of bis lying, dirty, weak communications, said
he had heard subjugsted rebel lady enumerating
the losses of her family by the war; such as destruc-
ton of property, &c. After some moments, says
Brigham, her husband attempted to reconcile her
to her fate by exclaimingl Thank God, I am no
kin 10 Brol0nLoio."
Wonder if this subjugated rebel would like to be
related to Baxter. We venture the assertion that
there isn't convict in State prisoR in America
who would not exclaim, if he spoke canditly "Thak
God am no kin to John Baxter, or Andrew Bsx-
ter, or any other neutrality-suspicious.
ing barn-burning-s poisoning Baxter.
There is an old adage that 81 there is honor and
pride of character eUen among thieves"
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Henderson County Republican Con.
NPnliAn

The Union men of Henderson county met in
convention at the court house in the town of Lex
ington, on Monday May 9th, and nominated Major
Thomas A. Smith as a candidate TO represent the
Union men Of Henderson county in the lower branch
Of our next General Assembly. The nomination
was met with enthusiastic applause by all present
The committee then introduced Major Thomas A.
Smith, Who amid The cheers Of all present, in a
very appropriate speech, accepted the nomination.
The oolored members Of the convention then acted
upon and unanimously adopted the following reso-
lutioRs to-wit
Resolved, That we are very thankful 10 our Gre
sior for the many blessings that we now enjoy of
life liberty, and the pursuit Of happiness
Resolved, That we are nnder Testing obligations
70 Congress, 70 the Union army who won for us our
freedom upon the held Of battle 10 his ExceIlency
The Hon. VIM. 9. Brown9ow, 10 the Legislature 81
The State Of Tennessee and the loyal people thereof
Tor the many privileges they have given as as free
men Of this great repablie.
/ Resolved, That the eolored man who deserts his
iieusa IN the hour Of need IS not entitled 70 the
psVi OF freedom and should have the Calling chains
a. slavery eianking about him.
i.aoiNsci Ahpt we pledge our support 10 the cam
didates who have ~ dsy been nominated by the
I loyal white men II HendeFsc- county, and to the
uhloh hspubbeHn party throughout ~. ar salEs
/ country.
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Again Branded as a Liar.

The following Card" from Mr. ATnel Radical
member Of the late Congress, and member Of the
late Legislature from Middle Tennessee brands
John Baxter as a LIAR, sLAEDERER and ASSASSIN.
A CARD FROM Mr. ARERLL.
To the Editors Of ne UaioR aud Dispatch
in a speech Of Mr. John Baxter, published in the
Union and Dispatch OF the 10Th inst. end the fol-
lowing:
"MENBERs OF THE LEGIsLATURE IMPLICATED.
Mr.. Rutter, President Of the Little Bank, which
shared 80 largely In the spoils, told Senator John
son that he bad let members Of the Legislature have
some money, and that he had let Mr.. Arnell have
zen tho0hsnd dollars, ~ a bitSiness iceyP
ms nothing less than An ibdire,t charge that
4 rSoe,xed money in connectior With The transfer
70 tne tennessee National Bank of she seven-tbfrty
oonos belonging 70 the school fund desire strap.
"a; ssss1 Niln9ut any unnecessary adjectives that
- 1870 ~ point Of fact is false and slsRder-
- - s. AoN hoehing whatever Of the bond mat.
sesl o,IeO1y OF inorectly until saw an account of
y 20 me new Pers al Washington City. In the
nrst pace never received ten thousand dollars
1rom MI HotieF' Secondly, never received frara
~. butter, OF any body else one cent for anv or
aslsl acton o. mine. Ny enemies are ipvites ~
The closest and strictest scrutiny q NV ,fcisl :,
private character. This defamation he NJ 49,.
was made solely for political purposes. 10 ininre r,a
where am not personally known II iss c,,s.sl
j. sssassins stab, false insiEuation W;,bc,, IT,
responsibility Of direct charge
Respectfully
SAMUEL N ARNKfI
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ANA ~ For Joint Representative,
CHARLES INMAN,
De GrrrrR CnrNTY
"Frue. OF King"

In 1861, Burch Cook, lawyer Of East
Tennessee, and Colonel of a rebel regiment
exclaimed: /" In fire years the people Of East
Tennessee ooiH learn that John Barter as a
ID hunbug" A truer prediction was
never made, and so the people OF East len
pessee think, without regard to party, VINO
know the man.
He is the most impudent pretender who
ever attempted to figure in Tennessee AS
lawyer. he has been vastly overrated, and
has attempted to make up in brass and bull
living lawyers and jurors, and Safeguarding
witnesses of both sexes, what be lacked ID
legal learning. r
: r in politics he is miserable mounteoank'
changing his views and status at least once
g year. or as often as he supposed he could
make it temporarily profit him. To-day
bespattering Andrew Johnson with his
praises year and half ago declaring he
was the "d--d'st scoundrel in the United
States. and concerned in the assassination
Of Lincoln
In private life, assuming to be GENTLE
MAN. he is a man of low and vulgar train
ing and beastly instincts. Claiming to be
charitable and generous, his whole miser-
able life has been devoted to grinding the
faces of the poor and robbing the dead and
defenseless living and heart broken widows
and orphans.
Asseverating candor and veracity, he is
an arrant hypocrite and INSCRIPTIONS liar
Making large pretensions to personal
courage he has invariably shown himself
20 be an arrant coward in every perHonai
difficulty or rencounter he has ever had
Andrew johnson said (and the President
will not deny it, to Chancellor D, G. Trew-
HIT and others, that John Baxter was a
personally corrupt scoundrel, and ought to
be hung
The whole Union party, and consider
able portion of the rebel party, are agreed
in the opinion that he is a miserable HUM
BUG. vascillating, unstable, unreliable in
all the relations of life he has never seen
the hour when he would not, to promote his
pecuniary or selfish ends, destroy the best
friend he ever had.
Just across the border, in North Carolina
he convinced the people that he was I
"humbug" and so thoroughly did he con
vince them of this, it became necessary fol
him to omigrate. He enormously supposed
the people of East Tennessee to be too ig
Rorant TO discover his true character, anC
hence he came hero. Here, as in Nortl
Carolina, the lion S skin has been torn from
the donlScy's back, and he stands revealed
in his true eolors. No longer can he con
ceal his ears and bray.
In Tennessee, John Baxtor's race is run
and we predict he win emigrate from tn
State in less than the time allotted him b,
Burch Cook to demonstrate that he was
HUMBuG.
As he has had Congressional aspiration
for twenty years, we would advise him I
settle in the "Five Points of New Yorl
Here with his money, and a constituent
Of barn burning, DEMONSTRATING, counter
feiting, stoek-pOisoning, penitentiary cor
victs, be might hope for political prefer
,,ops
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Correspondence.
ArHEN. Tenn. Nav

ATHEN, Tenn, May 18th, 1867.
Hon Horace Maynard:
DEAR SIR We have the honor TO notify you
that the Convention Of Radical Union men this day
in convention assembled in Athens, declared you
the candidate of the party whose banner you have
hitherto faithfully and triuuphantly borne. It is
with pleasure we announce the action of the Con-
vention was unanimous, assured as we are of the
cordial confirmation of our choice at the ballot-box
We have only to add our congratulations upon this
renewed testimonial of our felow-ctizens, APPROX
ing as does, your noble and digniied course as
member of the National Legislature.
With high considerations, &C.
WIN NJ ALEX AMBER,
NJ. D. BEARDEE,
d. NJ. NELSON,
Committee.
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LoeDos, Tenn, Nay 10Th, 1857.
D, r. r. Eaton

d. r. ?. Easoa
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Geu Cooper witness this proposition, made in good faith
Expecting 70 hear nom you ia the Issue Of The WHO
am sir, Yours, &c, .. y. H1REIsos.
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The Late John Baxter.

We will give the inevitable John Baxter
beneft" next week. The speech of Horace May
nard, which convicts Baxter of a dozen deliberate
and malicious falsehoods is much as his bulldog
stomach can digest this week.
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Republican Union state Central Gem
Iaitice.

The members Of & Cosim tie sin take notice
that an .dioprnei n 9 ting OF tbs Committee viii
occur on Thurs az. IN Il 1867. Il Is earnestly
dcsirod thai ev.r me bes saall be present
y r. BUrTEr, Chairman.
D.. THoNas E.cftxy.
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Puhllc SneakLne.

80 a. = i.'et 'her Win speak at Cleveland, ON
go ''' 'A Oh Jano roply 70 The ISLANDERS Of
Esheridge hnd &c, sro.k 4, An.
Saturday next LIST OF ~.
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NAsHv1ILE, May IA, 1876,

GENTLEMEN Your note of the 18th instant il
received, informing me l was unanimously declar-
ed the candidate of the Radical Union men in The
Second Congressional District of the State for re-
election the Representative 10 the National Leg
slature, by their Convention at Athens.
/ accept the honor, and pledge myself hereafter,
as heretofore TO labor with and for the Union men,
in whatever position they may assign me, and to
the best Of my ability and judgment. The Union
cause is my cause and its friends my friends
TO be radically Union is 10 be essentially right.
Before the election ! shall endeavor, by public
addresses in the several counties of the District TO
enforce aud illustrate this great principle Of poll
tics and if again elected representative 10 regulate
my official conduct in accordance with it.
Individually and as State, we have claims up
on the General Government They will be far
more likely TO receive favorable consideration if
presented in spirit of friendship, than if urged in
tone of hostility 70 the great controlling sentiment
of the country Our interests therefore, as our con-
vietons are Identical with the principle Of Union
ism which we have 50 long aud 70 diligently main
tsined. -
1 lack words, and have not attempted 10 express
my sensibiIity at this renewed testimonial Of public
confidence. Ny effort shall be to continue TO
deserve it,
For your personal expressions of kindness, please
gentlemen, accept my thanks.
am, very respectfully,
Your obedient servant
Messrs; VIM. M, Alesaadsr, NJ. D. Beardsn, sad
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Col. MorrOK's Card.

The card Of Col. Robert Morrow, not coming int
our Office until Monday morning, and our paper
being full, will not appear until next week.
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Free to Evorybody.

Largo Do Circular rsias inofmstien Of thr grcatet
Importance - The ycunE of both sexes.
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sfissd respected. aud fhe foFaaken loved
geux LADY genttsnan should Rail 70 send their Ad
dress. aud fssolvs cory pest paid, By return mail.
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TO MARRY OR NOT TO MARRY

sertsus q elIcetions for Young lien, in ~
says 81 tna Howard Association The Psychological Err
abuses and Diseases induced By gnofance 81 Natures Lass
m The hfrt as9f sent in sealed letter envelopes, fts
of charge. Address, Or. SkfLLiN HOUGHTONs Howard
Association, Philadelphia, Ia, may7z3n
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AENouEeEMENTs.

We are authorized and rsqussss the of
T. G. 6. READ, the sDcoadtcazl Onion candidate Tor
Representatives q Hawkins county Ia The Lower BTssch Of
fhs aaxt General Assembly He offers hself eaeddats
AZ The solcifation of May fsndE aad fsow-zodisrs
We arsanhorized ard restsd 30 te 81
STEPHEN MATHEWS candidate for state aen4tcx from
IA COUNTIES u Bcuns ssser, Cooke and Gree - tks "a
suing AHsHst elsstioH.
t. > Va II 81 ReaioaI Uaos Perry n Kasz osd Ro...
t;oHshss, Csloraf pssa tseiafsds
Not having been o out By soiseitatlon bat from DE-.
se t elected fly and Voluntarily announce rNif a.
~ iade pendent candidate ths STATE senate W
q Bfegniov Tor Governor and szhaet 70 the viii o. ts o
pie fairly expressed -
very R.snseffnitv
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Wy HespfctinIIy,

are sutsorzed and requested 70 announce the name
y. =. LbttEhhu GOD AZ candidate 10 represent Knol
s2aAt5' ~ she Lover Branch othe next csaersAssemby
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THE RAILROADS.

Tho railroads furnish another thome for The pre-
determined grumblcr. THE complaint Is that the
Legislature has authorized the appointment Of
certain number Of Directors IN the railroad compa-
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List Of Appointments OF COlOred
Sneaker.

The undersigned will address his fellow-ctizens
at the following times and places All are respect
fully requested and his coored friends earnestly So
ts-.s