The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-30
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State of Tennessee
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The Life and Public Services
.ANDREII JOHNSON
s1ftcftctt-A AEc4tutflt y tsc S'atso@ hpl-Asc-s
INCLUDING BIZ 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 N
TENNESSEE AND TAILOR SHOP.
FIRST AND PRESENT RESIDENCE IN
TENNESSEE AND TAILOR SHOP.
SUMMARY OF CONTENTS.

Andrew Johnsou's Birth and Early Struggles;
JOurneymsn Tailor; Msrues, kducated by his Wife;
Bis hUmbe House; Alderman. Mayor; ELECTED 70
the Lsgss sturei Presidential Hector Stse Benator;
Congressman 6oyeraCr Of Tennesseei United
States seiIs or. The Homestead Bill Independent
OF southern Opnion. Position oa the Slavery
question. The Dsmocratl- Convention broken, and
Dsunlon In Ugurated- Election of LIncoini bu-
chsnan's Cabinet Falling 20 Pieces; Joh1son's Faith
IN the Union. He takes open ground sgainst The
Traitors; Secret Meeting Of the splFatorsi hfee-
tive Replies % Benlsnin, lane and DAVIS. speech
on Punl-lIment o Treason; Excitement IN the Gal
lfrissi Cheering for Johnson ana Union Tne
People OF Tennessee Vote on Secession under an
atrocous Ierronsmi Secessiouists Hatred for John
son ana tn Cnion lndIen lies offered 10 him; At
tends the Union Convention 10 East ennes ee; No
Compromise with Armed Trsitors; Resolutions q
E1pel Jessie u. Bright from the Senaiei Appointed
Mil arY Governor Dialogue with Keel Women
Midnight Alarm; Spirited Speecn to Soldiers Nor
gan and FoTTesE eslre 20 Capture Governor John
SOD; Narrow kscape Of JChufoni Continued Deien-
ses 81 Nashville; Johnson plores Bueli's Move
ments; Protests sganst Evacustion Withouta Fight;
Gfueral Thomas arrives and sustairs JChn-oE; A
FiEh ing Par on Rnd the Governor a. Prayer Gov.
arnor's Family arn7e aitsr great pen; Nashville
cut Of from the ou or World; BieckmucCs and
Forrest determine 20 take Il; Morgan and ForTesI
Attsck the CITY from five Points, . ne Fight; John
son ssys-"Any one VINO "a Ks oi surrender VIII
Shoot him;" Rebels Routed, and Nashville SaVsu
third time; Governor Johnson's Temperance Cnar-
sctsr; he builds Railroads a sends Troops cue
cess IN tbs estorailon Of Tennessee. Tie VI =
Presidency, Governor Johnson's Address IstfyIng
the Lncoln Poiicyi Tells Truth 70 ehouldsr strps.
Official Letter Of Acceptance. klectes Nice-Frusi-
cent; Inaugural Speech. Assassination Of Lincoln;
Precautions 70 fIotect We President j. hns,
Visis 70 the Dying PrssiSent; Becomes President
and is Sworn IN; Address 20 the Cabinet, His Fu-
q re Policy 70 b based upon the Past. Cancels
Slave Dealers Psrdoo; Treason the highest Crime;
Reply to s Christ N Commission; DePutstions from
Soclet es, Cities and States, Address Of Eouthern
Reflgee- snd Presidents Keply; Proclamation on
the Close Of the ReOellon: he President declines
Ne Efarb unfa
Proclamation; Recoustruction P hcyi The ?, P,esi-
dent and the Sundsy-scbool Chdre Interesting
lnterv Of touth CaIolnlans with tbs President
Plln Talk; III Health ti the Presidedt; Approves
the Sentences en the As assiuRton ConspirstoTs;
Interview WITH Pardon Seeker. etc etc elc.