The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1873-07-18

Va GbC AOhSA nOuAd Will US Oh
our oWn terms, as it would afford him
an opportunity To crush the commerce
and manufacture of Old England, and
make her feel that she is dependent ups
on her ancient enemy, as we'll as atone
for her vill8inous treatment of his illus
trious Uncle, Napoleon Bonaparte. Dis
solve the Union, you infamous villains,
and We shall Epake this proposition to
Napoleon, most sagacious monarch,
and he would quarter at New Orleans
$1,000 Frenchmen and at Chesapeake
10000 more; we would then command
the Mississippi Valley; whip the North
western StStes into cur Southern Confed-
eracy, and we would then turn upon the
New England States and cause the hur.
Ticane of civil war to rage and sweep
from Mason and DiXon's line to the cod
fisheries of Maine, until we would eX-
tinguish the last Abolition foothOld on
thecontinent OF America! Face to face,
knife to knife, steel to steel and pike to
pike we would meet you, and we would
cause you to bleed at every pore, we
would make you regret. in the bitter ag-
onies of death, that you had ever felt
any concern for the African race!"
This letter was written six years be-
fore the war, and it 10 admitted ON all
hands that Mr.. BroWnlow was the first to
use the term Southern COnfederacy."
The reverend braggadociO did not whip
the Western States into our Southern
but he did cheer on the
Western troops in their work of crush
ing that Confederacy. He did not fight
face to face, knife to knife. pike to
pike and steel to steeP' against the 'hell
bound party. On the contrary he Joins |
ed that party, and applau led them in |
their work of blood and devastation. |
He did not lead his conquering rebels |
to the fisheries OF Cape Cod, but he clap !
ped his hands with joy when New En- !
gland hired Irish and Germans to DESC |
late the land of his birth.
The reverend blasphemer is fond of
sIcdoc comparisons. There was one
Bogus Charley" in the Modoc gang,
who sarg war songs and danced the Are
lance; and, then betrayed his leader and
xindred to their enemies, The pro-slav-
Dry renegade can scarcely tail to see the
.eeemblance between the traitor Indian
md himself.
The whole life of this miserable crea-
ure has been sham and lie. 4 min
ster of the pure gospel of Chlist, he
has belched forth nothing but falsehood,
and obscenity. For a quarter
# a century the Self-elected champion
# human bondage, he has for twelve
ears lived in loving sympathy with the
'hell>bound" party of AbolitionistsS
The first to suggest a Southern COnfed-
racy, he has been the fercest persecuS
or of Confederates. Dragging of the
errible things he would do in war, he
hunk into bomb-proof on the strong
ide at the first whistle of balls. Preach
ng, writing and lecturing Tor twenty
ears that the negro was a brute, tit
My for bondage, he owes his present
enatorial honor to negro influence.
rating all his life about honesty, bevo-
ed tor the back salary steal and took
is share of the stolen money.
Reereant to every trust, faithless to
very obligation, and false to every pro-
essiOn, the foul monster in his long ca
Ger of wickedness has been true only
D filth, to falsehood, SANDER, to bias
henry, to blaekening character, TO
and to w. q. Brownlow.