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EDITORIAL CORRESPONDENCE.
CJERK's RoOH, STATE CAP1ToL,

- NAShNiLLbi lehu,t SAIl ~llnt 1905,
In company with Hon. Newton Hacker
Rev. Or. L. +. Drake, and other friends, we
lett Jonesboro' on the western train Friday
morning, and owing to the pleasant showers
which continued throughout the day, our
trip to Chattanooga was quite pleasant. At
Knoxville Hon. j.. NJ. Cordell, Representative
Of Scott, Feutress and Morgan Counties, and
Hon. viuceu, Meyers, Representative of Csi-
borne county, were added 10 our party aRd
at Athens Senator Henderson greeted as. We
also here met with our friesds Dr.. Thomas
Hale aud Geo. L. Ross, worthy and esteemed
citizens Of MeNinn. At Chattanooga we bad
the pleasure Of meeting MessFs r. S. L ". E.
Hendricks, editors Of the Ryublea-thaa
whom more courteous or deyOtedly loyal men
do not exist. At Chattanooga We bad 10 re-
main over night, the western or Nashville
train net leaving till Saturday morning at
81 o'clock. Whilst perambulAting about the
depot, waiting for the train to start, we dis
covered a Water-melon cart against which
two rather rough looking customers were
leaning, whom we hmiiiarly Addressed
Boys, bow 90 sou sell your melons1"
AZ ibis they looked somewhAt Astonishsd,
aud smiled aad5iy and hugely whereupOu
We repeated tie ques'ioa-being DESTROYS to
enjoy a taste q the early delicious fruit,
hush from tho SUM-, south" Their re-
BY 1ot being ora satisfactory character, We
iafusd upon our bssl and directed our steps
20 anoissr direction, when one az tho aiors-
aid naoa-psddlsrs lso.eaHsd) approached
10 aud aaked-
HDidIou kaow that gsrfisuaa You asksd
che price Of those melons >"
We replied Va ,Ss negative.
"rbAt, cir" .sidhs smiling, q lie Msj. Gen.
D. J. ohea:bau, q toe la,s CoaIsdsrass
army
The Ioks vas ont, and ~s bsd NJ ,~alisfas.
siOn Of running 4 heavy on tbs d~,rOtess o.
the Lost Cauie ihroughoutt1 ~. sIucl
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sossu OF REPRESENTATIVES.

MoSDAv, July 81, 1868.
In. conformity with the proclamation Of His
Excellency, the Governor, dated, 1858,
the House was called to order by Speaker
Richards at II w..
The roll was called. fifty seven members
ans werinE to their names, viz Agee, Allen,
Anderson, Baker, Bowles, Bosom, Brewer,
Garter, Gayle, Casou. Cordell, Dame Doughty,
Faulkner, Gilmer, Galbrsith, Hodges, Hamil-
tor Of Shelby, HahiIt ton Of Lincoln, Hacker,
Jordan, Kerchival, Billiard, Meyers, NcFall,
Mckinley, Morris, NcNair, Mason, Moore,
Poston. Puckeit, Porter, Prosser, PrCstwood,
Pitts, Reeves, Reed. Robinson, RoAch, Shep-
herd, Smith. Sp%Nrkmsn, Stone, Taylor,
ThornhErg, Turner, White Of Greene, Wood
cock, Woodland, Makes Waters, Williams,
Wines, Speaker Richards,
Mr. Roach presented the credentials
Of w. W Murray, member elect from
Carroll county, to Slt the vacancy oc-
casiOn ed by the aeatkof Hon. J. w.
Martin. Eso was duly admitted and
sworn in.
Mr., Lock tender,d his resignation
as EngrossiRg Clerk of the House,
through SPesker Richards, which was
accepted.
Fhe House tSen proceeded to fIl
the vacancy. The names of Messrs.
J. NJ AlexandoF, J. G Roach and Jes.
SC French were put in nomination
Two ballots we're east, resulting in
M election.
On motion Of Mr.. ProsScr the
House adjourned till to. 40
10 a. m.
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In the midst az discussion, Mr
Schenck made a report from ihc Con.
ference Committee on the funding bill,
remarking thai tho faction aEainst
the copper Jill was 90 strong that be
would not press Fillbustcring
against the funding bin then eusued
but finally the previous question was
seconded and the conference report
agreed to by a vote Of l02 TO 80.
The bill subsequently passed and
goes to the President.
During the proceedings Of the Sen.
ate the bill TO regulate foreign and
coasting ttade in the northern, uorth-
east and northwestern frontiers was
laid on the Speakers table.
Simon Cartey, the member from
South Carolina, and P, M. Young and
Nelson Pitt, from Georgia, we're
sworn in.
Mr.. Butler obtained leave 70 have
his remarks printed in reply to the
attack made by senator Henderson.
Mr. Heaton,. of South Carolina
was put on the Committee on Flee
ton. ,
Mr. Johns, Of Kentucky, made
an Intellectual attempt to introduce q
resolution requesting the issue of a
general amnesty for all political Of
lenses,
The House then took n recess TIL
the third Monday in September.
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LimestOne DepOE

Until recently there has been but one drt
goods store at Limestone Depot, bat now
they have two, aud in a short time another
one will be in full blast. The fatere will dis
close the fact whether so mary stores wll
be advantageous 10 the people there, and
whether it win pay che merchants. We trust
however all will be beneftted. That 1naineh-
ing patriot Mr. STRAIN, is preparing 10 build
a huge establishment for manufacturing pur-
poses ut this place. Mr.. Strain is worthy
and energetic man, and we hope he will sue
coed la this important enterprise,
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-THE EAST TENNESSEE UNION FLAG.

each delegate 90 10 0resnsvilIe With Che de-
~ietmine,lOa of 90, b,ins hoOdwiuked Or
brow-bsAlen into the support Of men who
have no qualifications or claims upon The
people. Let these snail Jty politicians be
instructed, that they are neither needed nor
wanted at such 4 %ioncture as thiS, when
wise aud cautious legislation is essential 20
the peace and welfare Of the country, We re-
peat, let no cOuaty fail to appuint delegates,
and no delegates fail to 20, The nomination
Of Judge Butler will be received by the PEG.
pie with the utmost satisfaction and Nnthu-
siasm, and the defeat OF the CONSERVATIVE
parts il as certain as the shining Of the sun,
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The Democratic Soldiers DlssatIs-
ned.

The National Committee appointed
by the Democratic Soldiers and Sail
ors' Convention at New York, which.
adjourned before tho Nominations were
made, were empowered TO meet aud.
take action upon thom. This COM
miitse, composed Of the leading men
Of the Convention, assembled on Fri-
day afternoon and bad a very stormy
session, their dissatisfaction with.
Seymour and Blair being almost uni.
versal. A resolution 70 ratify the
nominations was strongly opposed
and on being brought 70 a vote was
only adopted BY one majority. Those
who voted against Tho resolution DO
clared their determination not to sup.
port The ticket.
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OUR PLATFORM.

"LET OUR LAWS AND Gun INSTITUTIONS SPEAK
NOT o. wHITE MEN, NOT OF RED MEN, SoT or
BLACK MEN, EoT.oF MEN OF ANY coNPLEXIoS 81,
hut LIKE The Laws OF G%op-THE FES CoMNAND.
MESTs AND TaE LoRo's PHAygR-IET TuEM
SPEAK OF TIE PEopIRs HORACE MAYNARD.
10. Treason must be made 0dious. Traitors muStbe
punished and impoverisheGs they must not Gully De
punished, but thsir social power must he destroyed, and
after making treason Odicus, every Union man AND the
government should De reinbursoi ont Of thu pockets al
those who have inhicted this great SUFFERING upon the
eu~untry.-ANDRFw JOHNSON, April D. lss5.
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FrOm YirkInia.

RrCHMoNpi July 2S.-The Rev,
Reuben Limdcrs, in jail at Orange @,
H., charged with the seduction and
murder of Mary Lumsden escaped
last night. He left a confession Ofthe
seduction but denial Of the murder.
A reward of five hundred dollars is
offered by the Governor for his cap
ture.
A committee Of Virginia Republi-
cans, headed BY the Lieutenant Gov
etnor and State Treasurer, are here
urging Congress to make immediate
provision for the election in that
State, They oppose the pending
House bill because it reopEns regis.
tration and great numbers Of exrebels
will attempt to register under the
amnesty proclamation. A bill author
izing au election III accordance with
the views of these gentlemen win be
introduced in the Senate - Rddicdl.
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Andy JOhnSOn'S New Hobby.


Andrew johnson is seeking a new
field of glory. IL aving exhausted hi.
ingenuity in setting up States, over
seeing their enactmentS, and debating
the terms Of their admission, he now
proposes to remodel the Constitution
Of the United States. q
Without stopping at present to dis
cuss the merits Of the respective pro-
visions he offers, we cannot help call
ing attention to the compound OF
blunder and spleen hal forms the
tissue of tina message, After speaking
of the wisdom of the Fathers aid the
perfection of their labors, he alludes
to unforeseen defects, some Of which
have been corrected in the manner
provided in the Constitution itself
Then he says
"TEere are others which, although
heretofore brought to the attention
of the people, have never been so
presented as TO enable the popular
Judgment to determine whether they
should be corrected by means of add
.ional amendments"
lie afterwards proposes an amend
ment providing for the manner of
electing President. That is, not
w~ithstahding his assertion above, be
proposes to amend an article which
has already been drought to the at
tention Of the people" for they passed
upon it in 1903, and it stands as arti-
Gle XII among the amendments, He
desire to tickle his own pride by bas-
ing his action upon e similar effort of
President jackson, lis manifest.
But the lowest and most uRmanly
Of the message is the long de-
tour he makes in order to insult Con-
gross. BY an innuendo as the source
whence il originated, he attributes to
that body a design to interfere with
the expressed wishes of the people.
Hear him:
"The danger of a defeat Of the peo-
pies choice in an election by the
House of Representatives remains
unprovided form the Constitution and
would be greatly increased if the
House of Representatives should as
sumo the power arbitrarily to reject
tho votes Of a State which might not
be cast in conformity with the wishes
of tho majority of that body"
And then again may we not see an
expression of his disappointment al
not having made a better show at the
Tammany Convention ? How eurtly.
at least, does he lecture them for hav.
ing 50 cruelty despised his pretensions
"ThO danger ola defeat of the pop.
ular choice in an election blythe House
of Representatives is no greater than
ia an election made nominally by the
people themselves, when, by the laws
Of party Organization, by the consti,
%tutional provision requiring the peo.
pie to vote for electors, instead of fol
thu President and Vice President, il
is made impracticable for any either
to DO a candidate except through tht
process Of a party nomination, anC
for any voter to east his suffrage fol
any other person than one thus
brought forward through the mani
puIatiORs Of . nominating eonven
tion."
Such seems TO be the maudlin tom
Of tho whole message. Cap il will
the extraordinary time at which j
was offered just on the eve Of an ad
tournament, when there was not tn
remotest possibility Of It's being acte,
upon, and the best that can be sal
oft is that the country has agail
been called upon to witness one o
The freaks Of Andrew Johnson.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-07-31
HoraE Of IFHEsIsrAfIvEs

Ms. schenck reported The bill relst-
ing n contracts payable IN coin and
asked that il DO laid on The table AZ
Mr. Gar6eld'e ~suggestion, in order TO
keep the bill within control Of the
House
Mr.. sehonck withdrsw it
Mr.. schenck also reported q bill
levying duties on imported copper
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-07-31
LAND SAFE.

TN PURSUANCE Of 4 Decree Of The CAsu.
cey Court AZ Blonntsilis A. its Nay term
1858, 10 the case Of Wm. Willouehby ee Al.
aEsiuat Tempe Wiilougbhy e. Al Tsilloasr
for sale 70 tie highest bidder Il tbe door Of
tbo Court Hooso 10 Blountyille, on the 7alh
day Of August 1883, on q credit Of (6) ok
aud fi7) twelve mouths a tract Of hSdin
ne pleadingp mentioned, contalnine b. eat.
nation 10 acres more o. less. sitaaisd IN
Sullivan comfy, Ienp. near PaperFilla 8sid
lpnd VIZ b sold sihout lbe rieht Of 70.
dsupilonl and 10 lota 70 suN pufcbsssfs Il
deits4 Bond and go,d iecorily rsaulfed
Of Ne pprchaserh an1Alolo retained ohtI
fbe purchase money - fnlig paid. July i5,h.
ise9 WILLIAM HUtLEHIX,
issslaIyalrtPHsl Gil N.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-07-31

Tho aot continuing the operations Of
the Ereedmen's Bureau in'the South
crn States was filed iE the State De-
pattment on Saturday as a law, with.
out tho approval Of the President.
The hill now pending regarding the
same subject win, it it passes the
House at this season, be similarly
treated.-Rddic0l
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TENNESSEE LEGISLATURE.
SENATE.

NASHVILLE. July p. 1868.
NJ T. NJ, the roll was called. No
Qrorom beng present, the Senate ad-
joarued ldl 10 a. NJ. to day.
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THE UNION flag HAS
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THE OFFICIAL JOURNAL,
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OFFICE OF rBK UsIrED STATES LIE Insurance Co,
IN THE CRY OF NgwIoRK. No. 20 WALTZ,
NrvYoRK NoyeubsY6 1901.

IN rHE CRY OF NV YoRK, No % WALttr. Z
NEw.YoRK, kovembeI6, 1907 }
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same directed he closed aud from Wednesday ne Inn
d. February until Wednesday the oss day OF hAeA
az By order NICHOLAS DEohooi, Ssefs"V
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H. p,. Part dS p, ,e.r, wS5ln1 Y college
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