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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-07-18
Notes OH the SituatiOn.-NO. 4.
by HON. b. II. HILL, OF GEORGIA.

BY HON.. b. II. HILL, OF GEORGIA.
Having shown that every fair min'
admits, and what every legal mind mus
conclude, that these military measures
are subversive of the Constitution ant
fatal to the very life of all American
principles Of government, let us now
proceed to examine the reasons urged
to justify or induce their acceptance by
our people. After careful considera.
ton | find that all the reasons which
have heard or read are included in the
following five propositions and allega.
tons:
l.. We are helpless, it is alleged, and
can neither resist nor prevent the adop.
ton Of these measures.
2. That if we refuse to accept this
plan Of Reconstruction, q worse one will
be provided. An appeal to our fears,
and therefore a strong or rather DANGER.
Gus position.
3. That if We reject this plan Con.
gress will become more offended, and
will confscatc our property, and take
he substance we have left. This is an
appeal to our avarice-a very dominant
passion of human nature.
A.. That we of the South are a con-
quered people, and are bound to accept
the terms of the conqueror, and that
these bills are the terms of the con.
queror.
o. That the negro, being now free
and made a citizen, is entitled both for
his own protection, and in accordance
with the principles of popular govern.
mcnt, to political as well as civil equal
ity with the white race, and that civil
will be idle without political
equality.
This last position is urged chiefly by
Northern supporters of these billie and
las a semblance of consistency and
principle, and ! have, therefore, inclu-
led it in the list Of arguments or posi-
ions to be answered. II
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Another 81. Domingo.


fronihc Nashville Banner.
The very fact that Cooper, Brown
lows factotum and militia G~cncral-in
Chief, dlspatciieda company o~fncgrocs
under the command Of the notoriori,
Sumner, n negro orthc lowest charac
ter, TO the scene oflhc late disturbance
at Franklin, affords conclusive proof
OF the 'lndictiyc and bclligercnt spirit
of the officials who represent the lunc.
tons of the military usurpation among
rs. They talk about keeping the
pcace!' They talk about %"enforcing
the laws Instead Of enforcing the
laws and keeping the peace, they would
| gloat Owe an indiscriminate massacre.
rs they gloat over murder, rapinc, con
Migration and riot. They wish for n
second BartlOlomGw-a new Domini-
ca--hcrc in Tennessee. Nothing short
OF the assassination Of the purest citi,
zoI5, the sacrifice OF women and chill
dren, will satisfy their deyiIish hatred
Of this people and thcir insatiate thirst
for revenge. Win the zeal Of apos-
t9ic5, with the fury Of objectionable
crimes already pcrpctrated against hui
manity and law, with the blind folly
and rage Of feeble minds, united to
corrupt hearts, these men pant for con-
tinucd and misccl lancous butchcry, that
may rcyel in blood and plpnder.
The riot in Franklin was their work
md, not content with the mischief done,
hey seek, by sending II pack of ignor
mt and drunken negroes thitllcr, to
Keep the trouble going, to continue and
Increase it, until, in the language Of
heir agent, Sumner, "Franklin will be
90 hot for any rebel to show his face
H." the term ''any rebel" referring, of
curse, 10 all who differ with them
hey have ordered this Sumner and
is "colorcd troops" to Franklin to add
uel TO the fire. Else why send him at
Il? Why not send white miIitiamen :
Why send the militia at all2 Why not
:" ,""c unircd States forces which
nd preceded them? Nothing eau be
lainer than the object. They hoped
bat Sumncr-a drunken negro who
olds his commission rs Captain be S
lusc Of his familiarity with crime |
.ouId get mp another riot and cover up I
~alrocity Of the first.
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Query.

The Radicals Of Bedford county say
that they passed VIC franchise law in
order to keep disloyal men from the
ballot box. Of course they mean by
this rebels. Now, iftheytell the truth
about this-ifsuch was the object-why
is it that hundreds upon hundreds Of
men in Bedford county who are known
to be rebels are allowed to vote? We
could, if we desired so to do, personate
more thana dozen within a stone throw
Of our office who are voters under the
franchise law, and yet who were "out-
and out rebels from the beginning to
the close of the rebellion. Will the
Republican show us the justice ofsuch
q law? Is not II rebel as good as
another? If you let one rebel vote wi
not let all vote !9-[Shelbyville Unior.
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Sale of Land.

BY virtue of an execution to me directed
issued by the Clerk of the Circuit Court of
Franklin county, Tenn, in favor of John
W. Martin, admir-. etc. vs. G.. IL Al. Full
more, ct. ais, | will, on
Monday. ODD day of July, 1867,
before the Courthouse door in Winchester.
sell for cash. to the highest bidder. two
tracts ~ofland-onc lying in civil district
No. S. containing fifty acres. bounded by
the lands of Il. Daniel and G.. b. Mangum.
and Others; levied on as the property of
G. Fillmore. The other tract lying in civ
il district No. IL. containing one hundred
acres. bounded by the land, of ThoS. Null
Inns. William Lawson, and others. Levied
upon as the property of A. j. Fillmore. to
satisfy said execution. June 18th, lSj1.
w. T.. MURRELL, Sh'fi.
by T. ii. FINCH, Dep. Sh'i.
julyll-td 4 80
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This is nota political contest IN Ten
ncssee, 1t is n determination of devil
ish usurpers to wade through blood to
power, regardless Of the dictates Of
mercy and magnanimity. The Conscr-
vatlves act only in defence Of rights
which were never surrendered, never
ought, and we pray God never uN Le
surrendered.
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a TERRIBLE TuREAT.-lt is said that
General Pope remarked to citizen OF
Atlanta that unless the people Of the
South accepted The Reconstruction Bill,
they would be reduced "to the condi-
ton OF Tennessee and Missouri
We clip The above from one Of our
exchanges. We, Of course, cannot
youch for its truth or laIschood. To
DC reduced "to the condition orTemcs-
see md Missouri" would be the most
horrible Of political calmmities. We
could probably say with Macbeth to the
ghost Of the murdered HanQuo;
Whatmm dare, | dare.
approach thou like the ragged Russian
bear,
TIE arm'd rllinoccros, or the I~Iyrcdn tiger.
Take any shape but that. and my i'm.
nerves
Snail never trcmblc.
Hence, horrible shadow! Vet Ste
ven come with lis mild connscations
Butler with spoons sticking out from
his pockcts-Wadc with his Wholesale
robbcrIes-~" take any shape nut
broWnI"m or hruwnIowism. Let Shcr,
man come again, hcraldcd by fire and
sworl-by drum and horn and trump,
the flashes Of red artillery and battle
stamping his bloody iron foot. The
tears OF widows and orphans he
has Shed may be dried, the desolation
49, :
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Executive Committee Tor Middle
Tennessee.
John Lcllyct, John g. Brlcn,
Matt. Brown, The. TrNucrnicht.


We, the Conservative Union men o
Tennessee, adopt the following plat
form Of principlcs:
Isl We are in favor Of the Union
Of the States, under the Constitution Of
The United States, and we pledge our
selves TO support and defend the same.
%. WcarG the friends Of peace and
civil law, and That these great Objects
can be bcstpromotcd by legislation re-
coguiZing equal aud exact Justice to all
exclusive privileges 10 none.
Sd. We are in Favor Of immediate
restoration Of our DISTINGUISHED fellow
citizens to all rights, privileges and i'm.
munitic9 Of full and complete citizen
ship.
4tII. That our colorcd loIlow-ciJi-
zens, being now citizens ofthc United
States and citizens Of the State often
ncssce and voters Of this State, arc Gil
tiilcd TO all the rights and privileges Of
citizens under the laws and Constitu
tion of the United States and Of the
State Of Tennessee.
9th. We0 are opposcdto the rcpudia
zion Of the National debt, and are in IA
vor OF equal taxation rs the proper
method Of paying the same.
9th. That the establishment Of .
standing armF in our State, in time Of
peace, is a ljagrant and dangerous en-
c]roachment ubon the rights aud Iibcr.
ties of the citizen, heavily opprcssiyeto
the tax payer aud evidently designed
TO oycrawc voters at the ballot box.
7th. We cordially approve Of the pa
triotjc efforts Of Andrew Johnson.
President Of the lnitcd States, in de
Tending The Constitution, preserving
the union Of The states, and maintain
Ing the supremacy Ofthc laws.
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Ho For TENNESSEE !!.-AIessrs. G.. &
Fl. l.. Vogelgesang of our town, have
just returned from a trip to Tennessee.
They were so well pleased with that re-
gion, that each bought u farm neal
Winchester, in that State. They speak
in glowing terms OF the country and
the people. We understand their farms
are improved but no buildings upon
them. They paid ten dollars an acre.
Mr.. Mat. Whipple formerly of this
county, is in business in Winchester
Canton (Ohio) Democrat.
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FOR HnAAIL-0ne hundred persons lett
y a'iviile last Thursday, bound for Brazil.
in search Of peace and relief from R,d;c,,
tyranny. Oh! how much better, brighter,
and happier our impoverished people and
country would be II those who rule with
bayOnets. would only manifest q little no.
be m~agnanimity and not shut the yates Of
mercy against all who differ with them.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-07-18

Whom 4 steel pen has been used until
i appears TO be spoiled, place it over
flame (agas light for i~nstance) for, say,
. quarter Of Il minute, then dip il into
water, and it will be again fit for USE
y new pen, which is found too hard to
write with, will become softer by being
tlius heated.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-07-18

W. would like to know if the cvi
dencc Of q member OF the trcasonabl,
organization known as loyal League
Is worth anything ifhc has sworn to
not reveal any of the secrets of The
League.
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State of Tennessee-Franklin Countv
Gillie e. Maynard,
Margaret e. Maynard, ct. ais.
On motion Of complainants, and II IN
pearing to the Clerk d. Master, from II
bill which is sworn to, that the drfendantp
Margaret e. Maynard, is a nonresident o.
the State of Tennessee, so that the Ordinol
ry process OF the law cannot be served up-
on her. ....r
1t is therefore orderedby the Court that
publication be made for four weeks in tho
Home Journal,s a newspaper published IN
the town Of Winchester, requiring said
nonresident defendant to appear on orLe
fore the first Monday in August next, and
plead answer or demur to the bill, or tLe
same will be taken for confessed ana SET fnr
hearing eX parte as to her.
ii. r. ESTILL, c. g. NJ,
julyll-4w 4 so
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State OF Tennessee-Franklin Cor..-
nj. Is. Elements, admir-, ETC., '

otate OF lennessee-Franklin Cou,.-
nj. u. Elements, admir-, eGc., v'
LorelleP Platte Spencer,
On motion of complainants, and
P PiH = yh;d e ti'e, CLERK 4 Master, from A. \.
LoIelle Platt Spencer. l. u non-,nsi;odnuant,
the State ofTcnnessce, so that tho ",h Of
him. "NRNA'cu upon
1t Is therefore ordered that p,ubljo,t,,.
DE- Ha made FOR i1ur consecutive weeks in n'i tSa
the town of Winchester, %reGuirimmnc IN
nonresident defeudant to appear sald
the Clerk d Master on or before n Sciofe
First Monday Of August
next, and plead, answer or demur 70 49,,
BIZ, or the same will lie taken for w SAD
SEQ, and set for hearing ex norte eoaies'
him. H. II. ESTIIJpt"rS'e az to
july114w*
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The civilized world has ever regar-
ded it infamous to make new demands
of a conquered people after they have
surrendered.
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The Radicals deny us representation
Il right indispensable to freedom, and
Formidable to tyrants only.
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Valuable Tract OF Land for Sale.

BY virtue Of an execution to me direct
ed, from the Circuit Court of Franklin
County, Tenn. in favor OF Woods. Miller
and kerchivul. ! will sell, 10 the highest
bidder for cash, before the Courthouse
door in Winchester. on
Monday, 22d day OF July, 1867,
u tract ofland lying in civil district No. 4.
containing fifty acres, with residence
thereon. good water, etc.
Levied on as the property of Samuel
Datson, to satisfy said execution.
D. j. MARTIN, Dep. Sh'H.
july11-tds $40
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tate of Tennessee-Franklin County.

State of Tennessee-Franklin County.
S. N. Scott,
vs.
s. 2. HollingswOrth.
On motion of complainant, and it APP
pcaring to the Clerk d Master that the de-
PENDANT. $. =. HOllingswOrth. Is n0n-res-
idcnt of the State ofTennessec. so that the
ordinary procvss of law cannot be served
upon him.
1t is therefore ordered that publication
be made for four consecutive weeks in the
Home journal, requiring said defendant to
appear before the Clerk d Master on or be-
tore the LIST Monday next. and plead. an
swer or demur to said bill, or the same will
be taken for confessed, and set for hcoring
eX parte. III. Il. ESTILL, C. & NJ.
julylI-fi so
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State Of Tennessee Franklin Count

State of Franklin Coun.,.
Nancy Estill, ct. ais,
Jefferson Estill, ct. ais.
On motion accomplishments and it ANNA.
ing to the Clerk a. Master, from t Ibpp San
which Is sworn to-, that the defend.nnt.
Jefferson Estlll, is q nonresident Of ths
state, 50 that the ordinary process Of tls
1t is therefore ordered that publioo.,.
be made for four successive weeks in nn
Home journal requiring said defendant we
appear before the Clerk and Master nv w.
before Wednesday after third Mondowr VI ~
August next and plead, answer or DENIM
to said bill, or the same will be tokan suI
confessed and set for hearing exparte 'V
~ .,...t Il. Il. ESTlLL @. &
july11 40
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Sale of Land.

BY virtue ofan execution to me directed
Issued from the Chanceay Court of frank
lin county, Tenn, in favor of the Sewance
Mining Company, will sell to the highest
bidder for cash, before the Courthouse door
in Winchester, on
Monday, 9TH day of August, 1867,
a tract of land lying in civil district No. O..
of Franklin county, Tenn, known a. the
Rowe's Spring Tract. Levied upon as the
property of the University of the South.
July lst. w. Z. MUIsRELL, Shin.
by 7. II. FINCu, Dep. Sh'f.
july11-td 1 80
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For Representative from Franklin County.
THOMAS T.. MOSLLY.
CENTRAL EXECUTlVE COM.

MTI"ILE.
Jno. c. Gaut, ofDavidson, Chairman
John Baxter, OF Knox.
Wm b. Campbell, Of Wilson
Dorsey b. Thomas, Of Humphreys.
James Jones, ofGrecnc,
A a. Steele, OF Marshall.
Charles S. Cameron, orShelby.
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+Sec McCaulay's Massacre of Glencoe.
Read and tremblc, for the spirit is here.
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Monday. 18th of August 1867.

Il tract ofland lying in civil district No.. 0,
of Franklin county, Tenn. containing $50
acres. Levied upon as the properly OF
John Baker. July 1st, 1867.
W. Il. MURREIT. Sh'H..
by I. II. Finch. Dep. Sl'n..
July lid $50
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Sale OF Land.

BY virtue of two executions to me d.
rectod. issued from the Clmncery Court of
EranEiin county. Tenn, both in favor of
II. r. Esttil, Clerk 81 Master of said Court.
| VIII sell to the highest bidder, for cash,
before the Courthouse door in Winchester,
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