The daily union., 1854-07-30

by Governor Johnson and is kept for use ia the executive
Office at the capitol
Governor johnson, who was a good tailor before he
became distinguished statesman and politician returned
the compliment by cutting and making with his hands
a coat, which he presented to Judge Pepper
The correspondence which accompanied these presents
rs published below This correspondence will be eagerly
read by the mechanics and workingmen of the State One
such practical demonstration Of the fact that honors and
offices in this country within the reach of all a
orded in the histories of the two gentlemen who write
these letters Is WORTH in the way Of encouragement to
others world of fourth of July eoquence to the
point There afecaton in the letter of Judge Pepper
or the longer and philosophical reply of Governor
Johnson Those who know the men know that they look
with more pride upon the fact that they started life
ehancs and worked to their present positions by unaded
perseverance and energy than upon any thing in those
sitions AS Judge Pepper is decided in his whiy politics
as Governor johnson is in his doera political feel
ing can mar the pride with which this correspondence will
be read by the mechanics of the State 1t is published at
the request of the gentlemen through whom the presents
were conveyed and without the procurement of the wri
ters- NashuiUe Union
In clipping the above from the Nashville Union, we
found and read with interest the correspondence referred
to- and we regret that have spare in col
umns for its insertion Gov Johnsons letter closes in this
style
The motto of every genuine republican is adcidual
naerfand that aoneas being the only thing which
ates distinction between and man. Let all men stand
upon their intrinsic merit not upon their money
merit not ancestral honors No other standard be
recognised in republican form of government like
By this standard am now have always been, willing
In conclusion, will repeat you will please accept of
the coat in the spirit It has been rendered and with
it assurances fmy high esteem for you and
mechanic who is not ashamed of his profession"
The American circle in Rome has again been visited by
deaththe third within few months. DR.. jackson, of
Boston, went there weeks ago with his wife, extreme
ly debilitated by consumption and dropped off TRANQUILITY
The season had not been favorable for nvalids of whom
they had number from America. Among the visiters
recently arrived at Genoa from Rome Mr. Folsom, late
United States minister at the Hague with his family Rev
DIR. Stearns and LADY, of New Jersey; Dr. Appleton Of
Boston; Mr.. and Mrs Chadwick of Newark, &c
The krez Zeung, Russian organ in Berlin announces
that at Kissengen the Rhine house has been taken
for the present bathing for the Emperor Of Russia
who will drink the waters there for some weeks
The Rev Samuel Dunwody, one Of the eldest members
of the South Carolina conference of the NJ E. church South
died at his residence in Cokesbury Sunday, the 9th
instant
The daha is native of the marshes of Peru, and
named after Dahl, the famous Swedish botanist 1t is
than thirty years since its introduction into Europe
and is the universal ayore of florists The number
Of known varieties is about five hundred
The cholera broke out in the State prison ut Charles
town, Massachusetts,, the 9th, and at seventy
prisoners under medical treatment Fifteen
ty reported real Asatc cholera Others cholera
morbus The best medical treatment has been secured
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