"Thsre is ansisland in the sea


Whose glory fills the world with song,
Whose most commanding pageantry
Is gained by deep and speeches, s,rove -

WILLIAM G. BRoWNLoW
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This notorious rowdy and blackguard, a f,
companion for such men as John w. Bear wa,
called upon by his Federal friends at the late oath.
ering in this City for a speech. And such
speechi We shall not attempt even to give its out


lines. 1t was smutty, ultra, insulting, and bias.
phemous. Among other things he said that if
any loeotoeos were present, he would advise gen.
gentlemen to hold on to their poeket-boOksI


We understand this man made a speech in
Greensberough IN this State, and was replied toby
Dr.. Weldon E. Wright, fearless and talented
young democrat from Rockingham. Dr. Wright
we learn, apolOgized for noticing the man at all.
His position as leading editor and orator of the
Federal party, and as Delegate from, Tennessee
to the Federal Wing National Convention gave
him some Importance, however; and the way he
all Brownlo~se, Bears and Pump,borers We
learn that or young friend alluded particularlyo
the 6lhipess and profanity of BrownIow's remarks,
and excoriated him for defiliRg bis garments asa
minister of the gospel with tho fumes and stencil
of hard-cider and general bIaekguardism. Tho
man, it seems, made use Of the same expression in
Greensborough that he used here Just as he
was concluding his harangue stage drove up
He cried out 4" gentlemen, it is the stage, packed
full of good wings" to which some person re-
piled MOI there sits democrat" Then" said
Brownlow, I" let all gentlemen hold on to their
pocket-books We have two hundred democrats
in our Penitentiary 10 Tennessee, and GOdknOws
how many more ought to be thereW


Is this the way our opponents intend to election
eer2 Not content with insulting banners with
songs, and coon-skins, and hard-cder-their in
str~ments, as Mr.. Clay called them in his speech
on Saturday-are they determined to eOnvinesthss
people by such men as Bear and Brownlow7 If
so, let them go on. They could do nothing better
to advance the democratic cause.


This man Brownlow is disgrace to the Minis
ry, of which he is member; disgrace to the
Federal Wing party and lamentable blot upon
he escutcheop of the Editorial corps. For On',
We put him from us with incxpressible lOathlng
md contempt aud call upon our editorial brethren
o give him a shove to the swamps and quagmH''
# black forgetulness


P. S. Since writing the above we perceive thai
he Register endorses fhecharacter Of BrownOW
nd holds him up as champion of Wing pnncl-
lies. Let his name be therefore enrolled on the
anne list with the names of Badger, and snnlA |
md Cherry.