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Remarkable Address from Senator BrowBIow
to the People or Tennessee.

MONTyALH, July Is, 1883.
FELLOw CITrZESs-I am constrained to address
you few words, IN view of the representations
which have been maze 80 industriously and 80 ex-
tensively that have betrayed the republican party
ana turned my back upon the colored people-sold
them out TO the rebels. On the 18th OF June pub
ilshed brief letter, giving my views on the man
issues Of the canvass. Since then have not min
gled In the strife, but have been SILENT and should
not now break that silence but for the reason stated
construed into an admission Of the base.
less insinuations to which allusOn has been
made SO lar as the representations named con,
corning me, and also as TO your being DISTINGUISHED
In the event of Senters election have been made by
native Tennesseeans. they are made by unmitigated
demagogue5, who do not themselves believe word
OF them, and they made for the purpose or mis-
leading you. So far as they have been made by per-
sons OF Northern birth they are made by unprinci-
that they may your votes for their own political
purposes. My advice Is, beware OF both They are
not your friends. To follow their counsels would
lead you astray. You well know that have ever
defended your causes that have never misdirected
or fOrSaken y0u Governor Senter s true man he Is
running as a republican. He stands sQuarely upon
the republican platform, with Grant and Congress.
the great republican party and the entire republican
press, on franchise, the fifteenth amendment and
on education. l have known him and General
Stokes for twenty-five years. have closely watched
opinion that Governor senters personal Character
IL the better OF the two; That his political record Is
more consistent and that IN point OF ability and
yourselves TO be used by political demagogues.
DO not forsake your political friends. Governor
y
and also by majority OF the republicans OF
Tennessee and should you be found TO have errayed
yourselves against him In force what Will be your
postioni You can not afford to place yourselves
outside the republican party, and you do not want
TO array against yourselves the great mass OF those
who have heretofore stood 10y you and who have
ever maintained your rights Men or small calbre
and little brains have said that President Grant aud
his administration are opposed to Senter and in
favor of Stokes Success 1t Is true Stokes Con-
gressmen and others have sent missionaries to
Washington, and have Interviewed the President
or
affairs, especially by Withholding from him the foul
stokes Cate Butler conspiracy to strike down
IN rebel prison for bis loyalty And these
missionaries nave also thought to manipulate the
Washington republican press In the public endorse.
ment OF Stokes In this latter attempt, to limited
extent, and only for an issue or two Of the Ch,On
Gle, nave they succeeded; but not one word have
they been able to extort from President Grant IN IA
vor Of their schemes ana their candidate me Sen
ter men have sent emissares to washington.
They are quite willing TO trust the wisdom and the
republicanism Of the administration without such
not be disappointed. President Grant will be entirely
satisfied with Senter's success. ana VIII find III SEN
ter and his friends honest and earnest supporters or
his administration. Proudly conscious OF the rect.
reckless ISLANDERS which have been cast upon me 10
pass unuOticed and should still remain silent but
for my interest In your welfare and In the truth OF the
history making In Tennessee at this juncture
take this occasion to say, however that as highly
as esteem the friendship OF the republicans Of Ten.
nessee do not want the good opinions OF such as
deem Inc capable OF selling out the republicans OF
Tennessee to the rebels or Of forming an alliance
offensive defensive, with Andrew Johnson In
conclusion, as have repeatedly stated heretofore.
have and can have no sympathy. alliance or CO
operation with the rebel democratic party. Their
record Ia written in characters Of blood and IRE In
the history Of this country Their ascendancy IL an
impossb1ty so long memory retains her place and
the mass Of the people remain patriotic. Respect.
fully, w. g.. BHOWNLOW.