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WESTERN LEcTIo'gER1NG-PuRIrY AND PIETY
The following unique sentences are going the
rounds in the western papers. They are extracts
from an address Of the Rev Mr. Brownlow. whe is
the whig candidate for Congress in the FIRST Dis
irict OF Tennessee, TO his friends and supporters


FELLOW CrrIzENs,-I protest against the issue which
Mr. Johnson has made. lie makes the issue one ol
bravery or cowardice. And he complains as am told
that VIII not meet him in public gatherings and 6p
him II is not contest between us a. 10 who will 6rbt
ana VINO Will not his fighting propenstes is one thing
ana ms votes IN Congress, and his political principles /,
another have denounced him for his fa asehoods and
vlianesi ms he deserves to be denounced and will
take nothing back He knows where to find mo -


And II am that dassrdly wretch he would have the
pubic believe he is the less excusable for not in
ncung mat chastisemen upon me he believes SO richly
merit. lie believes ] will from a pistol or q cIub
Now, venture to that there are moi ion ,yhiy
~ this entire district who viii vote for me altar r,r
from Alr Johnson matter W hat of vesnou he m
advance upon me with. BY simply chasing me once In
the streets oil Joncsboro then he drive me from the
track-.ette the contest Tor ever-snd disgrace me H.
the eyes OF my friends Why not do instead az aI
vs. he said to Mr. Csmbel, say to him let NJ moi
trouble the public with personal matters; they car
be settled between ourgelves.


But fellow citizens, | Jecolect in the plav NJ oto
when he called his little Senate together ut Utica inst
~ t0sar was marching the city the fury and imues.
uous zeal OF Sempronus led him excIam-" NV voice
y reply as did Lucius-" My thoughts must confess
are turned on peace The sequel was Sempronous de.
erted 10 C9sar the nett ight and Lucius remained
with Cato and fought il out like man! This sam,
oenpronus whispered to Cato to beware OF Lucustha,
ne was a traitor


snail shortly address another circular 10 the voters
oithe district, and till then


- remain, very respectfully,


fehow citizens, your obedieni servant


~. "a ,e,, WM. q. BRowsLow.