The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-05-09

union Constitutional Conservative par
a " have organized and have al able pa.
y. triotic and gallant leader. lagree with
\. yoa, that 1t is our hounden duty t.
Ii come forward and stand Grmly by il;
At and uut,le for the right, and make q
/ political war upon inju ,ice until the
I tccurscd thing is put away from among
o the people an iuruher s'tlslie. thai
If the Radicals are emp ,yinS every Al,
pliauce to make enmity and stir up
j, strife between ,ne white and colorcd
|, .nun, which ii successful "ollll uiti.
:! mately lcal to war Of races, As you
q say. the black man a.id the white mali
Of tau South must be tric.rls. l must
nc permitted right here to say few
!, words in bell,iii ol tic colorc" race. i
do not want any further deinonsCra
ions or evidence Of the friendship 81,
the black IN to the native Southern
people and former owners, than wehad
luring the late war. They remained al
nome Il yrnlt portion oi the liIlie ami
behaved themselves like true and cnrs-
Y.ln lr.euus, alId ln;ttt suPpoft Tor
our waves and cnliulGu, wHilc We wcf,
igullny The battles oft!c CUnIuIe.ac, .
as the Radicals say " roll1nue tne",
Al slavery &C. AnJ.ls' pU.t.)n ~
tlem drove our Amy Wagons ant "tli1
TOR, t.ratlOnS ami cOOktu 40; GU. 80.
diors, aut a great many ot them uadcl
I ~. own observation, voluntarily iich
et ~ guns ana ousnt sa.!antiy sld"
~ s.ue wlln their young masters. 1
; |itn TAI satisfied oi one i..ut, tnat i, luv
colJrau mal IS let alone anA not inter
lcr1d with uy either par. tnat nlnc olt
every ten, will vote loranu support the
Conservative party. And Why lnc RLu
Gals will ask, does he do this? We all
swef, because the Conservative part,
are made up OF such men rs the Hon.
Paterson. Eihprdse, Edwin Cooper,
>X GOV. Wm. b. Campbell, d. >. brlen,
Jortan Stokes, L ii. l. s,t, JNuae l., |
" aiker, l. Caineran, Garrett, Can.
| Baxter and thousands others oiunques
TONED loyalty throughout the State, ali
of whom were and have been true and |
| stauhcn union men, and are 70 tDis day
pattllny for the protection and lhtcSri-
ty ol tue Constitution Many OF tncm
served faithfully and ga.lantly as oIli-
GERS and privates in the Union army.
lne bacX man very well know, tlat
none of these men ever fought or spoke
lor thc dctinct ConicderAry or ~ con-
lluue him in bondage alter the Presl
lent's prot4amalion While on the
other hand they do know what GOV.
Bro .now has done aud said, in aid OF
their bcin, kept in slavery ~nl nond
t,c: II never entertained u dpuIt thai
iyl attended the Africans to serve the
.up"riurs aS Uonl nan ali noni" omen
". &. Bromn'ow's letter to Pryae,
No $, Oct. 26,r, 1862
The colure,t niAa will understand the
motive AMI object OF the late reckless
and Radical Tennessee Legislature i'll
,lvin, him tie poor privilege OF voting
si,nout mAxiag him full citizen.--
i'hry simply "lsn .to use MIN As the
"a.s paw to.srabhlo an,l pail out oi the
t,nt emhers the potatoes, and burn III
Il ayers, and then not allow him to Q t
.ny OF the potatoes aitcr he has burn
| rs hand, ani pulled them out. He
Vas SIMPLY eniranchl.ed to keep ana
Der, ,ctu,tr the waite Radical in Office.
ih.othy. words, they say buzzArt tU
The b,cA lnau in voting him, but tur.
iey to TIE white Radical shea al office
IS To lr hilel The Radical, have also
na,, il necessary that tho coiored man
shall pay pol! tax ., from l"o to five
loiiars for TIE poor privilege Of put |
/ ting i little slip o! paper with u RAdl
.al name on /. in the ballot box. | /
i.ht here respectfully invite the atten
lion of all men, bvtn white and black,
10 the contents OF a circular Of Col. 5.
K. n. Pattcn,a a Radical representative
IN the last Tennessee Legislature from
Washington county, winch reads thus
that while the tax on property ana
,r"'!s in the year 1850 amounted to
S3l22 900. the taxes 10 be collected from
the same sources the present Year will
amount to s ,02A. 900, or nearly five
times greater tnau tncy had to pay III
1860" The hnoxyi.lc Wing Of tn"
/ .ch inst states tl.it t,e rates Of Sfate
IN County tax in kn1x county tor this
year w,li DC one 'ioil.r ani twenty ,piu;it
cents on each huntfed dollars worth uI
tax,ble property on each poll---the
o!ark man paying Us well as the white
must call your attention rs well Us
every otl cr citizen ia this State, To one
notorious fact that is going the rounds |
ri the newspapers. IL iStnis: GOV. Z. !
j. Jenkins Of the State Of Georgia, is
ind ever has been u loyal union and |
Datrlotic and Conservative man ai, |
b ,iongs 70 tAe class OF Statesmen ana
patriots, like . portion OF those men
that have named above that make UP
the Conservative union party in Ten
;irssee, is now ami has been sustaining
the Pre- ,ihent, Andrew Johnson, in hiiI
policy of reconstruction, and in his
great and mastery efforts ami struggles
to maintain civil law and constitution
al government, He has Il Legislature
II Georgia composed mostly ot ex reb
el officers and CITIZENS AMI COnsrrya-
tive union men. They have passed u
State law l." issue live millions of dol
| lars OF State bonds for the relief Of her
destitute and suffering people and de-
vastated State. And to maintain in
tact their State credit, Gov. Jenkins
W mt to New York and sold one mi-
lion dollars worth of those bonds for
ninety cents in the dollor cash
Let it be understood that the Geor-
gia lie Iislature was notcursad or incum
bercd with y solitary Radical member
Nov let us take up the Tennessee Leg
islature What is it composed of? In