The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-21

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State of tennessee
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The Life and Public Services
llDREIT JOHNSON
!Sreateerh President Of The United .S,atei,
INCLUDIsG HIS MOST
Important State Papers,
by JOHN SAVAGE,
Author Of 'Our Living Representatives Men"
WITH AN ACURATE PORTRAIT on
STEEL BY RITCHIE. AND VIEW
OF HIS BIRTH PLACE,
FIRST AND PRESENT RESIDENCE N
TENNESSEE AND TAILOR SHOP.
Summary OF CONTENTS.

Andrew Johnson's Birth and Early Struggles;
Journeyman Ia. or Marres, kdu-sted By nis Wife,
His hGmhIs house; id=rmzn. Msyor, Electsd 70
the Legs sturei Presidential Hector Sta senstor;
CongTe smsn; GOFeTa'r OF Tennsssesi United
States Senator. The Homestezd Bill; In dependent
Of southern opinion. Position o. the Slavery
question The De mocrail- Convention broken, and
lsuulon In Uglrated. EloctOo Of L4nco n bu-
chsnsn's Cabinet Faihrgto Pieces; Johnson's Faith
IN the Union. he takes open ground -gsinst The
iraitorsi Secret Meeting II . CJnspirators; hhec-
tive Replies u BsaIsmin, lane ana Davis. speech
on Punl hm treason; Excitement N The elsl
! resi Cheering for John on anu g Union. The
People OF Tennessee Vote oa Sec ssiOn under an
arocious Terrorism Secessonlsts, Hstre for John
ron an1 tn Uuiol. udlgn ties 'ftere1 10 him; At
tends ths Union Convention 10 East ennes-ee No
C-mpromisa with Armea Traitors Resolutions T.
EKpsl jes Is ID. Bright isom the Senate Appointed
MI arF Governor; Dialogue Wltn ke el Women,
Mdnglt Alarm; 5uirted Spaech 70 So Giers- Moe
gan ans Forrest esIre 20 Capture Governor John
son; ARsroa Escape Of Jchusou; Confined Deem
So at Nashylei ) ahn-on d plores Buel's Moves
ment FIOtesls against Era uaton without q light
e. neral Thomas arrives and sustslrs JLnn -oai a
Figh lng Par ou and the Governor a. Prayer; Gov
ernor,s Famiig arrive a.lzr great pei; Nashville
cut Cff from the ou e" World; Bieck;n Icge snd
Forrest dstermIue 10 tax o.; Morgan and rorfest
Attsck the City nom FIVE Points, ne Fight; John
son says-"Any one who "a Ks oi Surrender Will
Shoot hIm;' Rebels Routed, and hashule Saye1 a
third time; Governor Johns1n's Te- per 5nce Chsr
acter; BE lids Railroads sends Troops ue-
ee 3 in the estorauon OF Tennessee. I Vi e
Presidency Govern 7 JohusoHs Address atty rg
the Lincoln Policy; Tells Truth 70 -hCuldrr Strpsi
Official Letter o. Acceptance Elected Nce-Pra-l-
dent Inaugural speecu. Assassination Of Lincoln
Precautions 20 rlotect We President j Inns n
Vist 70 the Dying President Becomes Ere=ident
and ls Sworn lri Address 10 the Cabinet, Hi- Fu-
tire Policy TO be based upon the Past Cancels a
Slave Dealers Pardon; Treason the Highest Crime,
ke " 70 a Christi Cammls sion; BcpatsiiOns from
So-et as, Cities sni States: Address of southern
Befigee- and Presidents heply; Proclamation on
the Close Of the Beuelhori he President leclines
a Present from New York MsIcl ants. Amnesty
ProClamatiol; Reconstruction p Icy; The P,esl-
d-ni and the Sunday school Chlldre Interesting
lnterU OF south CaIoinisns with the Pr csldent;
Pialn fsik; III Health Ct the Preside & Approves
the SenteGCcs on the As ssassinEtCn COn-plrstOIs;
lntorN,sw with Pardon seekera etc etc, etc.