Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1874-10-21
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p4asantness exists between Gov.
Brown aud eX-Presideut johnson. aud
alluded To- speech made hy the for
ner at Wavelly. Saturday night Mr.
Johnson spoke mt Nashville, which
speech we find reported in the Union
ana american, aud extract as follows /:
Nv. JohuSon's Reply 80 GOV. Hrowu.
On the 22l Of last month, the speak
err said, Gov. Brown made - speech at
Puiashl, in which he found this state
meDt, which he read from the Runners
report " In some places tho Seuutori-
al question had been ugttated. He
told them that they should elect men
who We're fully competent To fiji the
position, aud not ask them before the
election whether they intend To vote
tor johnson or Bate. as if they were
elected, and were qualified to vote on
oiher things they certainly ought to
be able to vote for the man who. in
their judgment, would best serve the
people,
Why should Bate aud johnson be
singled out? Is Governor Brown
afraid of the people? Governor Brown
dlsclaims, in speech made yesterday.
belnga candidate for the United States
senate yet he tells the people to elect
their representatives t. the Legislature
ana say nothing about the United
states Senator. Now, is it not IA i'm
portant to know for whom your repre-
sentatives will vote for Senator. as to
know how he will vote upon the fund
ing bill, or any other important meas
ure IL Is time the people were taking
their affairs into their own hands.
hs hr. johnson then recIted the facts
heretofore published at length i'm this
paper, with regard to his defeat, ms he
claimed, by coalition Of certain Dem
ocratic members of the Legislature of
tour years ago with Il Radical minority.
TO which coalition he charged that Gov.
John &. Brown was party.
referring to Gov. Browns speech at
Waverly, Friday, he denied that he
bad given Gov. Brown his pardon
y grudgingly," and said that, because
ne had taken his Browns neck out of
the halter and saved his body from in
generation, he did not consider that
any reason why Brown should seek
his destruction. He said that whether
the pardon had been given grudgiuplv
or freely. there was one thing about II
1t had been very readily and Willingly I
accepted.
He then spoke Of what he terms his
pie.l"} 'i Iour years ago by those IN
' '.o'n ne lI'.u plAceA confidence.
Al ms point there was great excite
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