The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-08-03
Rhe Men at the White HOUSE.

The Men az tne WnlLe house.
The Washington dispatches of ths 2lst TO
&c. L. Yalandighau, J, D, bright and
Charles F. Faulkner, Of Yirginis, wereai ths
White House to-day, making love TO the Pres
ident They were. mild as sucking doyest
and evidently made a. fyoTbls impression
on Mr.. Johnson" rerrssa, "a aha 4Ysr vi
What a qu@tetic-Vallandighapt yBrightc
Faulkner and AldreysJohns01 Il What DO
Union men think of the, association asAnd
the following dispatch may be read inlconl
nection with the proceeding::'., "a ! .l,',s .,.
at may be of interest 70 johnson office:
seekers to learn thatths Prsaidenthasintrust-
ed to his private Secretary, Mr.. Cooper, the
dirty work oeremoying from offce men who DO
not support ''my policy, and the aPPOintmsnt
TO the VACANCIES Of those who do. AheI-arny
officer, peysoHal friend ofthe private Sec.
re.ary called at the White House to-day to
| pay him friendly visit Amer half an hours
conversation on general SUBJECTS, Mr.. Coop.
er asked bis friend what brought bin 70
washingtpp-if he wanted an Office say
Ing that if be did he could have one. He
furthermore informed his military friend tina.
the President had placed the whole manage;
msnt Of the subordinate Offices throughout
the couptry IN his hands, and that he was
going to make a clean sweep ofthe Radicals,
So Mr. Cooper is the agent Of the four cry
cliers Of Uniohism who are parting It's YES
ture among traitors. All, the people are
about to roll away the StoRe which covers
the sepplehre, and the angel Of the Rep 'blic
will leap forth armed with sword Of ire to
cut down the conspiratorS.-Pren j. Time1.
Expulsion of the Conspirators'
The House Of Representatives on yesterday
afternoon yindieated Its dignity, and punish
ed the crime Of conlumscy and conspiracy by
s1pelling BY s.yO.e Of more than three to one,
10 an aggregate RI hfty-Seven members, the
following members coassrned In Andrew
Johnsonls conspiracy against the Legislature
Of the State, viz: N
Martin, Williams, Porter of Henry, Foster,
Brittle and Manble. Thefcases Of Brown
and DunpaWay will be investigated merit Fall.
Every lover OF law will heartily applaud this
most Just, dignihed aud necessary action Of
the Hepss. The expelled members were gull
" Of q beinonS conspiracy, one which cane
near involving the State in the most terrible
anarchy, and the danger and aHocig Of their
offence was aggravated BY the fact that II re-
esiysd is impuls', direction and support not
only rom the rebel leaders Of the State but
from tue President and his sssOci'lss IN
Washington. Most justly have the offenders
been dtiTsn from the HOuse.-Prs' q IiWe''
2 b6ge The following telegram was read 10
ths1ssns,e before i.s SdjOurpmsni, and on
motion Of Nr. sssrER was ordered to be
sPtead upon the sjournSl I4iy.
ia - DEs MouEs, lows, July "a, 1855.
GoveTnorW. o. sBrownloW;
The State OF Iowa tenders 70 tneloyh mA''
sss Of Tennessee a hearty welcome TO their
lplaesg in The American Union. p
By courage, perseverance, and unainchiug
devotion 70 principles yOu hsy' gained 4
glorious lripmpb over treason At home and
opposition At tho Federal Capitol. - a
10 other Southern States win follow your
noble s4ampls, our now diSordstsd UnioH
will soon bs rsnuilsd'in bonds lhas win b
perpetual. lsl WitsiAN SIoSri '
,lstatfv aI tGoysfnor OF Iowa
rrrHoa. John Minor Bos,s, N bis Fourth o.
July address At Baltlmors, said ave are All
Jo6nyop msui the anly difference it ,en'