The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1859-07-01


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wien tne soi's IN thn ascenoans, wouio .IH
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| ISSUE. we Inulnldlll IIlHb tnebc Two DdikS
ought to be rechartered. The great in
Iustriai Sr, interests OF the -ota'e require IL.
The ris;no vigor and aznand;ng muscles
of great commonwealth plead for it,
| The retention of millions OF capital that
%ouu' upon cue is'' ussiSes.o" S.'.' u .iiese ,
uepaLo I'm .,e e 9, tI, ;ae-
peiu upon 'nS IN suIeese ~ 'no SIpositioii .'Dii
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secured to them by sending 70 the next
| Legislature an opposition delegation. 1t
is for them to determine in 1889 what the
| future monetary policy of the State shall
be. If they think with the Avdtouche that
banks should "die the death" then they
can commission their representatives to
kick them out of existence. The issue is
a very plain one. 1t is, Banks or no Banks
in Tennessee. and it is to be determined
| 6yHe people al tie polls.
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va Inc Dayton Ohlo, Uazette comes
out in favor OF Judge Mclean of the
Supreme Court as the next Opposition
candldate ior 'he Presidency says the
"aze''e;
:, W we nave always been l0ad irlend OF Judge
nbIbed at WiI9noton Wiz n0 to Ohio PaPeb wa to"t %e
Strong ground for the Judge, as the sue
cessor Of Gen; jackson, and, every time
ms name mas peen mentioned since, IN
been fr;endlv 70 his election MoraIlv Mo ,
nol;t;caIlv eve,v wav--ba ;s ,,heod ond
shonldersy above any man now LIVING in
ali tbo 'o,,o1;fcat;ons oaoasso,,, co.. ,ta
prss;danIdv % I I"''s ''e''' '''0'''' ~ '"s
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The PRESIDENTS AoE.-Mr. buchanan
will be nearly seventy years OF age when
he leaves the Presidency in 1861. His
birthday is ON the 23d of April. Mr..
Buchanan will thus be little older than
was Gen jackson when his second term
/ years, than was Gen, Washington, John
! Adams, Thomas Jefferson, James Madi-
! son, james Monroe. or John Quincy Adj
am oy .Iehse ~, Sesrs snS ~ fsn fsn'n van
than John Tyier James K. polk Millard
Fillmore and Franklin Pierce at the ter
mination OF their political life
Pov-En or PRAyER.--A poinister. whose
name it, Is not necessary to giye. had a
son who was quite rogue, and withal
something Of a wac. One dav the how
- l-..' ? AZ. : -
hau oeeh gul'y o. some miSuenleanof'
for which thetather called him toaccount,
| when the following took place:
"John. Won have done wrong and I
mnst nunish Won,
VnVerv we'll Sir, lust as Won sav.p
'cThen take off off your coat