Brownlow, The Slaveholding Preacher

There is a man nemed Brownlow, in Tcnwssee, wlioedits'n zealous Whig newspaper, nd liis bon mots are often quoied in VVhig apers at the Norlh. The Olive Bronch says )eisa minister of the M. E. Cliurch, and ves tlie füllowing description of liis characer: "FIc is afighting bhtcklcg and hul'y - hè up to all kinds of rogucry - he confessed n his own paper he had a scr.ipe with Pnrson aynes, in which he got &kot; and Brownow't enemies eay lic received Ilayne's bell in 8 posterior, which they think proved him a moard - he has nlso owned in the same paper ïat he tricd to phoot several Locofoco Methlisls on the Sabbath, at cnmp meeting, and nly failed to do it because his pistol missed re. He, for a length of time, the Biimraer a6t, had a tanding challenge in his paper, totight duels with ccrtain parties named bjr him." Such a man ougfht to bc, as he is, a zeal0U3 advocate for Henry Claj', the patrón mint