The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-02-11
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| The Life and Public Services
AlDREN JOHNSON
lSevenfeenth President Of the United States,
INCLUDING HIS MOST
Important State Papers,
by JOHN SAVAGE.
Author of "our Living Representative Men"
WITH AN ACURATE PORTRAIT ON
STEEL BY RITCHIE, AND VIEW
OF HIS BIRTH PLACE,
FIRST AND PRESENT RESIDENCE IN
TENNESSEE AND TAILOR SHOP.
SUMMARY OF CONTENTS.

Andrew 5ohnson'5 Birth snd Esrly Struggles;
Journeymsn Tailor; Marnes, Eduested by hls Mliei
bis humble House; Alderman, Mayor Elected 70
the Legislature; Presidential Eector State SENATOR
Congressman; GOVeroCr OF Tennessee; United
Staies senalor- The Homestead Bill; independent
Of southern Opinion. Position os the Slavery
Question. The Democratic Conyen broken, and
DisuniOn fnsngurated. Election Of lAncon; Bu-
chsnAn's Cabinet Falling 10 Pieces JohnsOn's taii
IL the Union- he tslzes open ground agHinst the
Traitors; Secret Meeting Ol the Conspraior= hfiec-
tive Replies 10 BepIamIu, Lane and Davis Speech
on Punishment o. Treason; Excitement IN The tsal-
leries; Cheering for Johnson and tue Union. The
People OF Tennessee Vote on Secession under an
afrOclOus IerrOnsm SecessiOuists hatred lor JOhn-
son and th- UBiOn. ludiquIlias offered 10 him; At
tends ths Uni0n Convention IN hsst Tennessee No
Compromise with Armed Traitors; Resolutions to
kHpe Jessie u. Bright irom the Sensie; Appointed
Ml srY Governor; Dialogue WITH heLel Women
Midnight Alarm, Spirited speech 20 50 0erai Nor
gan aud Forrest DESIRE 70 Capture Governor John
SOM Narrow Escape OF Joi.Ssoni COniln1ed leen-
SOS 81 Nashville; johnson deplOres Buelfs Move
ments; Protests aganst EyRcuRtion without ttghii
General Thomas strives aud susisius Johnson;
Fighting Parson and the Governor NJ Prayer Gov
ernors Family arrYe after greai peiili Nashville
Gus OF from the ou.er World; Bgee6lnn5ee and
Forrest determined 10 take t, Morgan and rorrest
Attack the City irOm Five Points; 4 ne Eight; John
son says-'Any one VINO tuks o. auIfehueI viii
Shoot hIm;' Rebels Routed, aud Nashville SaNea a
third time; Governor JohnsOn's Temperance Char
scter; he builds Railroads aud sends Troops suc-
cess IN the nestorshon OF Tennessee. Ice wee
Presidency; Governor JOhnsons Address fafiiying
The Lincoln Policy; Tells Truth 10 shoulder strpsi
Official Letter OF Acceptance. Elected Nice-Fresl-
dent; Inaugural Speech. Assassination OF Lincoini
Precautions TO Protect Wee President johnson ;
Visit 10 the Dying President; Becomes President
snd Is Sworn n; Address 10 the Cabinet HIS ku-
ture Policy TO be basel upon the Past Cancels
Slave Dealers Pardon; Treason the Highest Crime
Reply 20 a Christisn COMMISSION DePatations irom
Societies, Cities ant States; Address OF southern
Refugees and Presidents Reply Proelamaton on
the Close of the Reoelloni The President Declines
Na-rA Af1HlH
Proclamation; Reconstruction Policy The ffest-
dent sud the Sundsy-sehOol Children Interesting
Interview OF south CarolInians with the Presidents
PLAN Talk; III Health Ct the President; Approves
the Sentences on the Ass assnation ConsplrAtOTs;
Interview with Pardon Seeker, etc eicp etc.