The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-08-24
NUMBER L.

Il .ai hu1o1u q 9i.A NM tA DA4lN sADssm
u IQir FNTsIyJ. N f-@rJ NJ YTiTi1 fs sol
II Why do charge all this2 Beeause,benig igs
n turning loyal msa opt Of Office By ythousands,
" make room for rebels and traiiorss Il Besa
cause be disappointing Tennessee Legislative
DolteFS to,ot1iff az ~ reward for their revolu,g
tlonary .and YilllanOus conduct BGpaRse he7
n betrayed ths breckenridge Democracy aaftera
4 w0rklngIwilh and for them,iuPto the day ohh
\ which Lipcolp was 6rst alectedss . BECAUSE hei
\ betrayed the loyal North after they u ad elee4d
! ted him TO, the Office OF Vice PresidenhaT aTBeai
4 cause beJ has betrayed the Observation-Disclosures
! uponendlng negro, trying Iaggin to sell hiREl
! INTO bondage, after promising to behis Afose&d
4 Because he,bas betrayed the r senians,to theb
! Brltlsh Government, ling them EunsE
/ and qmmupitipn, and imprPsAingl lthe eir mindss
i WIN the belief that he was their friend Andq
! last, but not least, hccaHse he bas never been
irpe 70 any one but Apdrew Johnson.oqy inod
i an oasst to, all this, Twill .hessaid, ,tbea
/ writer Of thls address was ~ member Of the
! DaltlmQren Convention, and put Mr.. Johnson
J ~ nomination. tor the Vice PFesideuey.-- ThisT
! ls true, ana the writer takes this OceasioRi
! publicly to acknowledges that IL WAS dtlin
\ WOrstacto OF his proiracled andsOmey hot eyebta
sal lie, Gut hAh' to sqy,n viudicatiOn Of him
self, that The -Ienpesaes delegation lud aprucea
to pres ent tue name Of Mr.. Johnson for thupr
second Office, and 'he wrIter was made thelj
organ ,thrUlgh which, to mako known tt,v thus
convention their wishes Better would lto
have been foE theicgpsea iot Republican LIB,
erty II the Tenpessee delegations inelhdi1gs
the writer, had MI been in q rebel gpriEdry,
South, rather than in the Bsltimore Con venss
tonr belping,io plase Jqhnsohinoa position,l
where be, when lis fflegds should murteloi
the petript Lincoln, should become, Presdentg
of,tbese Upited States. .iuY 30 B0n ID % ~ .yb
In s the settled purpose Of the ,traitors,ata
the NORTH, and The EebelS Of the South to
inf9lYe this country ojp another bloody wars
aud this they aim, 70 do during the two yearFJs
under the lead Of Andrew Johnson. An Al y
tempt 70 force Southern traitors into theBri
seats y CongrrIs with .bayonets will boz
made the occdaOR for the 3outbreak, Let ,hSo
Desp0I now q the head of the 1Goyernmeupn
attempt thing Of this kind f be dare. 40
million Of gallant Union men will at once lotsJ,
pssr. in the District Of Columbia, surrosnS
ing bob the Capitol and White, Houseb 1is.l
posing Of Tie heads 81 lead,g trgifors la fbp,enStd
approved style Of the age, in W W1ieh theoIlinss,
Of England lost his head. A. auotl,gr yeasgi
snail be forced upon, the country. the ldv,tgii
masses, who constitute an oyerwhelmino. ,1,..a,
Jority Of the people of this great nation jnga
leni u Shall be 40 childs plaY.gi Theyb wiltsi
es they ought 70 do make the Southern tJon.in
federacy as God found the eartlf when e6b1sa
menred work Of creation, Hwithouti aforta0
ana VOID, They viii not and ought bosil
leave 2 rebel fence rail, ont-bolse;r oFIdNdI.io
ing in the eleven seeded States.-- And NJ 'r.r9
the rebel population, let them be- eCteFm,eisv
ted, And whep the war is wound nm sybiStoq
should be done rapidly and with oswtft1 da.b
therlands be, re!surveged MA
sold out 70 pay tbe expenses of the isaf. aptfd
setttled only W 9psqr4e YhouWill respect thOs
olhrs anu Strpesra19yoD vTaIiiim : iailqas
Should another conflict Of arms he Srcsab
upon the countrg--as b honestly belisye 'du
will by the cOnblnedefEorts OF Northern iaA
tors Hand Southern frebelsAtbe work dofi
reconstruction, after the conAictis "A 3yet rllIlas
be easy. A SuYeyer-General, With aahSt(dJ
anG land offices for each county i6 tBeirabIJB
states, and few bsydnets to guard t6sn
are All thqt-will be requiFetEd I lgdi 1Hldf ~
The loyal men of TennesSse1 Min aIIoW tboo
to contrast Andrew Jdlinson Of 1885 awhbO
andrew johnson ofl866i His olieiaF disgd3
patches shall speak for linn: remhnamslEN0i3
Ll wAsmSaoEp d. @. July 16, iSO5-s5o r N. 80
% Gov W, q. BroyH'otsg 7qfq bBa gn0si9q 5inaa
hope, ~ have no doubt you viii ssbe ihst s,ivr
laws passed by The last Legislature are faitlran .
ted. and thatAiega v5ts III tIe f4ssn'a
iion e kept fron the Ioik, aud thaf ths etStb ~
IL bcdhes hces6ry r s ex' stIoS ag ~;
tile prlaeetoh16p ths you ~ nv Ky ,eSahnea
i9sIsl !9%s. fet ,alnelsSr 6redf5 G S sd.ESsiAl
.hG cvli authority pl jhe siaigl - hdFej6s
n @'.BT67 t4sShEx l2 SSiioas,IIqoiq
--.'i1 nHHHHla SOS y President q. s. A. ~
My,"Address," the people oi1Te2neesssels.w
viii recc leci; arowed the' very .principless
upon which u have since acted, and upon
which the p5esidedt lsnoF making war. ,Ek.
heuy one year from the day when he teie--A
graphed the foregoing, he sent the fol!owihRse
to Gen. Thomas, refusing military MD 10 COM,
pei an attendancs OF refractory members, ,apds
Of TWO armed mobs resisting the House and
It's legally constituted officers =, .,.,..i t,,,,
., T't1s,Ss Gslss,I 3Ty E.n S SgIggEI Ggt g1g Je
e5lai DO not warrant the nerfert nee u the ailifar
Apulvrlly Ihf administration oI tho laws aEd A6sf
m m, ,s, S ,ns acs Nssyle belong pepssYI
States forces u not to nte ID any way ID the eSpio
lr9ysTsy T!wsep ihs pgliieq ihaTibim the stAtcI
s srns Ss,", l., tSsi % ''re'y abstain O~ spyiA.s
At the same time was refused The 20 neeesl l,sl9
sary military ala AZ Nashville 10 protectiLs0
Legislature ana It's legal Officers nom nah NJ.
Dlence, the 'Presieept, soon tllereafter o5.l
iered tle Goyetnmentautofities Al New Or
cans 10 use fnilitai TO Aid an b,(aridfedtsLIk,
'toJ to break uP a Union Congellion of,p.aes.,
,bIe and oyaltneu, Ylhehhaa resni ed ~ tbaI
cruel murder and wouiidihg Of bupdreds9oE
6yal white and colored men. tbs itgs~a ieastt wSsi
Intended for Nashrifte, Ind was onls preseate,
q BY che prompt action of D talented, iserS
less and patriotic Cohgfess. admitting rem
lessee TO her orisipaiI position IN lie Federal
JniOn. Bot lloyd men u Nashville. and %
,ll parts Of the State, are stiil enyironed Win
ianger. Tie rebel papets Of the State ali en-.
courage violence, and tedstAnce ofIaw,. EI.'
Gov. Men s. Brown, ID atdeent rebel meet,
ing inNashsIlle, istepotted By tte tebei spa,,
pefs to have eauti6hed the Radicals OF Ten,
the Union men, 10, bsv&rs,
and cited Che case o. Robe5pierTs and nso,,
ciates At che time Of tie French. Reyelntionl
Having 40 hope Of protection rom The Presi-
de6t, In lhs event Of nd attack from 4 reb,
Il mob shall look With confidence 10 Ola
North western States 70 come 10 our reseas
~ soon is attacked hy the minions ,of ieg
DsSiS and Andrew johnson. And fortbsr
al deveIopetue6ts seeuf 10 tnatify n Il Iii III