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The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-08-31
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Ex-Governor Vance, OF North Carolina, In
a recent address before the literary societies
Of the North Carolina University, said
"No moments Of victory are for US, no ma
tiopal jubilee can be celebrated, no songs Of
triumph can our maidens sing, or garlands Of
glory. weave; there is no welcoming OF
our returning conquerers, nor the erecting
Of triumphal arches for Us, to console US for
our great suffering. We are all alone with
our great defeat and that heavy sorrow which
never fitting, still is sitting, still is sitting
in our household , aud all that we have lefl
for our comfort is the sad yet tender light
which plays around the memory Of those who
died to make 1t otherwise"
Words more fitting or eloquent could no,
be employed to depict the failure Of the
rebel cause.-the punishment Of q wicked
and atrociouS folly. They are the wall Of eI.
piring hope, :he signs Of the deepest, intens-
est grief. But, had the South succeeded,
lamentations more mourniul than that Of Ex-
Governor Vance wo uld have welled up from
the bereAved hearts Of the loyal millions Of
this Republic, for their priceless heretage OIL
freedom would have been turned away by the
remorseless hand Of treason, aud they would
have wept disconsolate and comfortless over
the wreck Of their liberties, fortunes and
hopes Of increasing glory, prosperity and re-
nown.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-08-31
That Copperjohnson Convention.
WAsHISGroS Co., EAST TENNESSEE,
August 2sth, 1866.

Editors Union Fag-Dear Sir,:-The greaI
Mountain has been 10 severe labor and be-
hold the result A Giminutive, little, squeak.
ing mouse usbured into being. Some say
the result is, a great National Union Party
sired by the Modern Moses. Well, we'll see
Old Moses must be 40 impostor. Did be MOI
promise to lead the poor negro through tn,
Red sea Of bondage to liberty1 But behold
when the poor negro looked out for his No,
SEES to lead him what did he discover He
found bis pretended Moses leading bis former
task-masier and oppresSors. The freedman
sayj: ~ saw the effects Of bis treachery al
Memphis and New Orleans. Fellow men
be has betrayed usl What shall we do
Let Us take couragel The brave people who
broke our letters, and let US 60 free-still
live. They are becoming more firmly united
than ever. The Jane great party who crush.
eS the head OF the Southern Rat:lesnake.
Rsbelliou), and bruised the Kissing, sneak.
ing, hatefel serpen. Of the North, Copper.
headism), are still alive and wide awake
The same God who inspired Paul to say -
"Let every soul be subject, TO the higher pow
ERA for there is no power but God, 6c.-
WEogoever, therefore, r%esisteth the power
resisteth the ordinance Of God: and they
that resist shall receive to themselves damna-
tion," still rules the world, and guides the
destlnies Of nations. Then, damnation is the
doom Of traitors. God has said 1t. The
signs Of the times indicate that there are yet
Walls Of wrath to be poured out upon the
hosts Of treason, as well as upon their sym
pathiserS."
Well. really, we think the loyal people Of
these United States can not be easily duped
again. They know, By past experience, the
character Of the men who are their oppo-
nents. o, yes but that WigWam Conven-
ton was such a harmonious affair. The
Massachusetts and South Carolina delega-
tions walked, hand In hand, into the Great
wigwAm lso-calledL. H1mph That's no.
thing. Did not Herod and PLATE make
friends when the Lord Of Glory was 10 be
erucihed7 There IL a bloody, wicked scheme
on hand now. The Rebels Of the South,
whose hands are still erimsoned with the
blood OF loyal men, and the mean, dastardly,
cowardly. CopperhesdS, and a few todieS
from the Union party, who are whining after
them for small favofs, have 4 eruei6Hion In
view. Hence a few broken down hacks from
Massachusetts, can afford TO affiliate With the
delegates from South Carolina. None Of Us
believe II 10 be a real, heartfelt coalition.
Traitors and their Sympstbisers, North and
South, are IN fact, saying 10 the brave de-
tenders Of the Union; "You, By Jour b:aVe-
~, patience and perseverance,, saved the
Union from distraction but you are not ht
10 rule Il. Step asids now. Let uS rule -
We are us only unlOn party 10 this Es.ioE."
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-08-31

shall prevail again, ferries OF "Thats so r"]
and the greatest victory that we shall achieve
will be the victory over our passions. Re-
member, my fellow-citizens, that deep and
painful as these insults have been, we have
a glorious record to preserve. We dare not,
for our own sakes, forget that we are the
guardians of OrdOr and Of law. Applause
With US no riot begins; With US no murder
begins. Where treason Is, where rebellion
Is, where by ocrisy and ingratitude are,
there we are mobbed. We leave these agen-
cies 10 the men who are plotting among US.
Let not a voice be raised In anger. Your
sobriety, your decorum, your mNgnanimity,
are the surest emblems that you are fl TO
govern aud to hold together this great Gov
eminent. [Cheers.1 know that many a
sad heart beats tonight, and none sadder
than in the far South, particularly among
the m~Anumitted millions, who seem TO fear
and have n right TO fear that the success OF
this convention may be the precursor Of the
triumph of their tyrants. know, too, that
the white Unionists Of the South appTehend,
probably, that the success of this con'en-
ton Is the end Of all their hopes. But God
10 above US. These prosecuted men shall be
saved from their betrayers. We shall tri-
umph In October. rCheers. We shall
swing the Gag of Geary and the Union TO a
glorious victory, Tremendous shouts Of APP
%plause, and | predict that we shall also
maintain our strength In both houses Of
Congress.
On the Sd Of September the real Union
men of The South will assemble in the city
Of Philadelphia. [Cheers.l The Union
men, headed by Hamilton, aud Fowler and
Stokes, and all their gallant band, will be
here, and that will be our day. [Cries Of
That's so i"l Then we shall hear the "Star
spangled Banner " and "Rally Round the
Flag" and we shall respond to them with
joyful hearts and fearful eyes. Then no trail
tors views will pollute the atmosphere
ICheersl Then nothing will be heard but
shouts Of Joy anC gratitude to Almighty God.
thank you agnin and again. | will simply
say for myself that ! an here with my armor
on, and | entered to fight the BATHS through,
no matter what may be the result to myself
(Cries Of "That's rightly know these are
perilous times; but | do not belong to a
shrinking tribe. (Cries Of "You are rightly
am embarked in this fight with strong rad
ical principles, and believe that radical dis
eases require radical remedies. (Applause.)
Having planted my standard on this corner,
I intend to contend under the old flag to the
last and to the bitter end, Good night.
Loud cheers were then given for Col. For
ney aud General Geary, and the crowd
marched up Chestnut street singing orally
Round the Flag"
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Give Us Back Our Dead.

The disconsola'e Copperheads keep muir
muriug GIVE us the Onion rs II was n Let
the answers Of patriots be, "Give us back
our dead |" Into the CLASSY eyes Of Lyon put
the electric light that shown when he led the
heroic charge Restore 10 Ellsworth his
young life and manly beauty. Give vigor TO
the wasted limbs Of Kearney. Bring back
the wnr-worn veteran Sumner. Revive the
McCooks, twin brothers OF valor. Heal the
savage wounds Of DAhlgreen Raise the no.
BILE aud brave Mcpherson from bis blood
stained resting place. Call Sedgwick from
his grave, and Wadsworth from the silent
republic Of the dead. Breathe the breath OF
life into the n~ostrils Of the gentle Lander
Return new strength 10 the sirew arm Of Re-
no. Give back its musical cadence TO the
tongue Of Baker, and cleans his gray hair
from the gore which you fellow Democrats
shed upon it. Restore the enliyening smile
Of humanity to the care-worn face of Lincoln
now pallid under the bloody hand OF the
Democratic assassin, and bring back daylight
again to those CLASSY eyes that were so sleep
less for the Union and Freedom. Take down
the sables Of bereavement that hang in the
sorrowful dwellings Of tho people along the
Saco, the Potomac, the Susquehanna, the
Holston the Chickebominy, the Tennessee, the
Chicamanga, the Chattahoochie, the Ohio,
Mississippi, and the thousand lesser streams
whose e~Xultant voices mock the dependency
Of the thousands Of mourning and broken
hearted widows and the tens OF thousands Of
friendless and homeless orphans. Do this,
0 thou thrice damned spirits Of Slavery, and
then talk Of having the Union as II was
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-08-31

ag- Gen. Forrest, the most brutal officer
that commanded in the Rebel service, presi,
ded at a meeting in Memphis, Thursday eve-
ming, to organize a Johnson club Cincinnati
Gazette, Aug. 25th.
Aud Saturday night he and General Stone.
man, a gallant officer Of the Federal army,
whose services during the war elected the
warnest praise from the Gazette, made
speeches at a meeting to ratiiy the action
OF tAe National Union Convention at Phila-
delphia.-NashvALs Dispateh.
And Benedict Arnold and John Tyler done
many brave deeds before they turned trail
tors.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-08-31
Col. FOruey on the Philadelphia
DEMOCRATIC Convention


On the evening Of the second day Of the
Convention a large crowd rlarched from the
Wigwam to the Press office, and called for
Col. John W. Forney, who responded
Ny Fellow CITIZENS; II you will let me
speak to you from my editorial room here,
[CrieS Of "Go on!"1 | will do,so with pleas
ure. The fr5t thing | desire 10 do is 10
thank you for your order and obedience 10
law. [CheerB.1 We have submitted for the
last two days TO uneIampled outrage and In.
suit without responding by the violence
which disgraced the pro-slayery rufians and
the Johnson murderers At Memphis aud New
Orleans. [Obeeu. We have seen men
bloody-handed murderers-plotting In the
city Of American independence for the pur-
pose Of restoring themselves 10 more power
than they possessed before they began this
heaven-ofending rebellion, and we have sub
mitted with aud will submit 10 II, because
ours isa party not only Of freedom, not only
Of humanity, not only Of christianity, but Of
liberation. As the great apostle Of true De.
mocracy said Truth, armed With reason,
has no cause 10 fear a contest with error"
Hence, doubtless, while many q heart has
been saddened by this sight, and while
shouts have gone up, making our ears 10
burn and our hearts TO throb with anger, we
have borne all like good citizens. I%nsolsnt
speeches from men who, n they had their
deserts, would be rottlng In aforementioned
graves, have been heard 10 proud disdain.
tApplauSe1 Thanks be TO God we can bear
this and more than his. We stood the ago
ny Of the rebellion; We have survived tie
loss Of our best beloved We have seen the
sablss Of mourning hanging over the lintsls
Of our doors; We still remember the vacant
chair, and We 90 back 10 the time when We
almost believed tina. God himself had de-
serted u.s. But We prevailed than and We
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-08-31
THE EAST TENNESSEE UNION FLAG.

yet to come, whose names will be banded
down to posterity in contempt, disgrace and
infamy. A libel upon civilized and Christian
nations. Loyal men, come one, come all,
and aid in saving your country from rebels,
traitors and Copperheads.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-08-31

This is the unmlstakable language Of the
Rebel Wigwurn Convention. Let US sum II
up "Gen. Grant, You aud your brave SOL
diers, who saved the Union, are not Ct TO
rule il. Clear the track for the Rebels Of the
South, and the Simon pure COpperheads Of
the North - RADICAL USIoNsIT.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-08-31
THE UNION FLAG HAS
The largest Circulation OF any paper In
Upper East Tennessee.

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. "a he osalhy. -ANDREw I0HSpnN Auri = ia".
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-08-31
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WHoLEsALE AND RETAIL
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Old Drug Store,
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w the people Of East Tennessee thai! '
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having constantly in store q very large ss
Of
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Physicians Pocket Cases, Trussd u
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Office be8 Depot GOmmifdrs fit gerphegung.
WafttnstSn, .. G., 2. @drt 1866.
gerfeeelts In8ebDte TIM Dupltiat perbet btS Mpntds'
ben 26. yl6r3, Wtttass II lbr entSs s.n8snOmnen fur 3isie-
run9 tPr
3weitauienO 10000 SaB Wlsbt
an Sas Subffeni.D epartement.
Die Mneetrte ~bejteben ft9 dvt be tn ttekm Depot brtdnn-
ten Irten Ie. 1 unS 2 Hnp Guf trsenb etne e~ertusere Auan.
titdt fur bds GAME.
DteirIbsn mGiien tn Duplifat unb fur jeNe Sprte auf Ser.
iHteeent Vcgen paptsr ~dn8egeben fetn.
Die Ibltefsrun9 mug ~tnrerbalb flint Sdeen BON @rGfnun9
Der MneeHrte unb td8t@ tn fplhen Quantt 6ten ecfte6en,
9e bic @teSterun8 otrldnet; bafeIbe 1T tn bent @e9ternnss.
Waereutaute III @tprBetprn, AT Zen QDbertten pter Batn-
bpfe tn Wafbtn8tCn, .. g., obiulieteru.
Oe Gtt'erun9 res gdnlen MRehIS mug tnnert1Ib 20 Gdaen
crn Gr0hnun9 Der Aneebcte 6elde6tn feGn.
PAS Witbl ntuB IN ntuet etGeneu unb g~efitterten TS1eru
~eeItefert rerbfn.
Sablun8en rerben tn ipIden Spnbs aemo6t, ais ben rem
Bee. Stddtsn eeI,tftrt rcr6en.
0Or Annabme bS DeblS 8efbiebt ote gewPbuIthe amt.
It3e Snipttttpn une tetn NRebI .nirh dugencr men, ueIheS
nt6t trti9 ~6ernablen unp BON auSgetet6neter Qualttdt III.
YIN &to bar Eteue Der Der. Staten Reaierund ausr
yarteteh' bic Nr9ebete etnlGtGer, ptrb %psrlanst, penn IpI.
Her nt5t beretts tn etsier Office ttrterlest it.
Ote Ne8teruna Behalf fb has NeGt Dor, nae pber traeub
Gun 1neebpt, weIdts ntd,t SUrttetltaft eriBeint, surud,u-
Ansebrte rtuftn nYrDppTals for Elcur@ enbpfTrt unb an
Zen unterjethneten tn No. 22S g Str. ~dbreTTrt fetn.
,oom..ur y. =. Bridges,
toW'J Spt DR1icr II. = 9 y.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-03-24
MucttOns=Nerfd
BON 6Ospitalpprrdthen, u biSten. Meinen &c

q EIVIVVI ZUtIUtW ",
Wtebtcdt puroes Ns 8 Ftee,
QDdIbtnntUn, =. 6 81, WPdra 1856
Ant WhtturG ben 1S &prtl WtprgenS unn 10 llbr M erbeu
an benz Sub etaig square 2aeercaustn 6HentIt6et 0ei fsts
Gerun9 nahbe drtebene Artttel bon 5GSpitdIb rrdtben unb
Spirttu0fen, te Eidt Idreer { r S1S wtebtta al. DeSort rnrnt
Der Atmee seSra DIT tutrben p~ertduft:
NrrDp Hcpt RI0,OOO @rbenbDbnen a3OO
gc'n stare 10000 GIfee @riract 1882 @oa.
@dcds unb Ghacrlat 10 OnO SntpaI5frlr q tt,1,Iu 100
@efpsener 3tmnt 1860 Sem Il tn" $40
Srie1 Tebl 20 600 Dbisf y In 9uarth. 900
ECp'pfd 0C00 Do In F3TIsrr oo0n IA
O6ftnHeti@ Srtraet $1,000 gteria gpein "a
Wtlb @rtratt 10000 BE- BIZ In S,,a AZ o00
Srefper 1885 IocrdoproigNs;n H. e. 40 400
Spbnsn 600
SStBe Artttel rerte n IT, Yart6ten il nab 2Duuin IN nt.
men unb 9r6bsren Qua etttGten Oirfauft.
t'fotn9unQsn baar.
GnnT 49, 1ale II tr ben rem RGuf, I'm oeIt,tf,t mn AIR a..
genibuat ro'Q3uIh anen.
GataiRCe WerSen BIS ot 5 Npttl beret ieiu.
GbdS. SutberIdnb.
Surgeon unb gurbts Il. 81. VI.
8, 2D. 8etteler, Muft. y0s ~, 81,