Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-06-25

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more than doubled. and chirgad Sentet
I with takig his stat aroun With him. -
There was little Johny Brownlow who was
I getting So 500 IS receiver If "Msyber-
! VS. tNtbry's) Road aud was away neg
4 let ng is business. lie Hkad Johnny aud
( Johnny kuew IL. III rs twas" only put on
tnice little pony. With red sid lie and a
1 piece of red flannel around his neck he
! would make one Of the nicfst little Moa.
f Keys In the world. lie did very well to
I FOLLOW alcng, to pitch 10 now and then an1
{ Work around the edges. lie and Fearne
were IKE tumOlebugs working busiiy at
their balls. He (Stokes) would not bet o.
I tho electi0n--he had not bet any since
I AriePs day. He was poor man, but there
was Senttr, I Il. Il. President and Govern.
| or Ct STATE. lie tSnkesJ was only n
/ Congressman, getting 81 GOO more per ) eai
! than he would as Governor. De-. Cliff
| father In Law Of jim Brownlow-was re.
/ ceiver OF two roads ant had paid nothing.
4 His "Henchmsn' from Ulmilton (CAtD an.
nounofd ais tine mp, aud Stokes hid his
Z lace under his hat, knowing Shat was com
! ing. During his two hours he murder, d
the iglish cruelty, usirg such expres sione
I rs APiLt - hrhl jdH Win EN- mems,
the real o1es; sit, instead Of sat Uless
/ for Ulysses statirg the pint, Cor poini; come
or came, &c, &c. None Of his remarks
ELECTED applause, but fell still born.
At 2;OI P. NJ, Gov. senter sprsng at the
Bald E,gle with the agility Of panther aud
the audience was electrified by his very
manaer.
SPEECH OF GOV. sEYTER.
F.a0u C,ts nfof S.,Uivdn CJusfy. While
l Acknowledge that Dr.. ID llauey was my
superior in medi al skill aid in the art OF
painting horses, | am here to-day 10 paint
the groom end master Of A tel. B.hre
am do le with hin, Z he doubts Il, ] viii at
the close Of tho canvass, senl him back
over the mount ms vi \ a"soirel IN iue and
tail, but with a rawer hide and more spot
ted than Ariel had. lie has, like the 20 pc
lousIs," changed his color on the greal
question Of tho canvass for at Elizabeth
too, yesterday, be vowed with up,ined arms
that sooner than consent to universal SUIT
fragc, he would suffer his heart torn uut and
his body severed 10 twain. Hes painting
an Ariel TO fool the people. ! come before
you as a stranger, ave that some OF my an
cestOrs are buried here. We have passed
through long and bloody struggle, such a.
no nation ever passed through aud survived
l Yet East Tennessee stands before the wo-lI
| day as proudly as ever. Her position {
/ due to the energy, ente prise and loyalty 81
( her people, and partly 10 the CUniederap
/ legislation 10 which ! participated. ap
| pear before you as Republican, endor ed
| 10y the national republican party. Tn,
/ Bald Eagle e the Monn'ains met in the State
/ Convent r, predetermined to break it up.
/ Il hencLman, Cate, the proving wolf o.
/ Hamilton, int, ndgd 10 sciZa the chair au.
/ hold it till the Bad Z gle could seq h's
/ prey and bear it away to his lofty erie IL
| the mountains. Now the convention never
ven org4uized-lever had shape or form.
| r derrick Il .ndJm Butler, the r d Fox
| from Jhuson, was TO force the nomination
# Stokes, and then he aud Stokes were 10
succeed Fowl and BroTulow 10 ih
United States Senate. Ii is peri ely plan
/ that Stokes never received the vote oil G.
/ counties and 327 delcg ltes. IL bears false.
hood on It's face, ard Gen. Stokes knows il .
| Why, Il ca counties we're for Stokes anr
o1ly "a for me Il 327 delegates favored
hin. and only me eighty odd for me, wly
| ry to seq the chair. l. is plain that thol
aid have given the Senter men the chair
manship aud the entire organization, anc
yet have II m mated Stokes in spite Of Us.
The truth is, Billy (,ddressig Stokes,) ia,
thing dof sat bear Dea1.
IA this point Gov. Scatter proceeded L,
expose the conspiracy between Stokes, Cat,
aud A. g. Sharp for tho election OF S0ntei
rom the presidency OF the Senate. He
read letters from Gen. Stokes, sbO gii z Op
pos'te statements, and defed their deniAl
by him. Cate was mar euverirg to succeed
) okes in Congress, and they had man cd
1t like tho painting Of Ariel
Now what, sir, have | committed since
Gen. S okes had my disabilities removed.
have been endorsed by eighteen nine
tee n.hs of the Radical Senate OF Teunes
see. Wto IS r. Il. Butler lie was 10
The rebel Legislature in 1861, and was Iuu
in 1868 and 1885, he was Lieutenant
Colonel in the Fedvi al army, and was never
n b1ttle. He followed in the rear (
Slermah's srmy but had the dyspepsia 20
bad y that be ould do nothing but peddlr
re rd OF iu an engage nent except at La
yergue, and there drawing his fl ming scim.
star and a ,shirg it valiantly above his head
rushed madlv to the rear in sc trch Of s'r5g-
zlers. lie holds up before You his commits
SION rs B-cvtt Brigadier General. Now W.
all know tterc is nothing obtained m lr,
easily TIA Drevets. They are as common
Is calico in country stores, and should b.
ab Jut as cheap. Ger. Stokes was never
setn asiride bis charger, bearing CALAMITY
down on the Iebels. Never did be chafg'
anything more dangerous than crackers anc
sow-belly. Why, he's an unpardoned reb, !
10 +. b uary, 1861, he said If ever he die
anything towards the severance Of th,
States he hoped his tongue might cleaye t.
the roof of his mouth, and his right arm b,
palsed at his side, and then in May wrot'
the Duncan letter. There's your spotteC
horse. He wrote the Dune letter, b,
says, because Lincoln called for 90
men. Tlat was the point OF divergence
lie can beat Delaney without paint tTurr
irg to S okes,) How did you get out oft
Did you desert out OF the Cunieieracy
b Il you jamp the bounty Were you dis
h ryed, or did yol run away because BO
uatton beat Won for Colonel Of the regi
mtnt1 Reads the Duncan letter. i thi
4 tue dropIings from your eagle wiugy d..
YOU write il with quill plucked flOn you
, own soar NJ piuioI Why, II seems yoi
: preferred to be a door Keeper amo g 10
4 camps Of John Morg IN, than to dwell uldc
u he banter OF the Uuitn IL Senter vote
. blankets aud oversoats 70 the rebels, d.
YOU get yours You d, serted because Bo
I Hatton beat you, ami il $50 toJk the ir0
= clad oath-swore yOu never bore arm'
Why, did that rebel company yCu raise
: have NJ guns "N,ver gave aid, CON ort
= Sc, yet you commended Harris Tor ,rmir
c the State. Never sought or accepted an
I, Off ,e," sc, yet you enrolled yourself a.
> vol-Why Stokes was that you was TIA.
g the Bad Eagle las vHuuJeer.
O.Jlnuary 7, 1861, there was res ily
!, lion OF thanks 70 Mi. AudeIsol Cor his los
q atty in bodng Pat Sumpfcr oHsr d
u Congress. on thuse who voted sg ms
9 hnd lreading tho nays, anl star es
q that Of S-t-o-k e--S, looking side ~i'
7, at him in amaz ment AZ Ain, Il ID upo
! resolution sustaining L.uc - Ia his 81
= fence Of the constitution AID the uic
y Stokes voted "uay."
= Ho waits three oilices is now In c
. gress, is unning for Governor, ana ako q