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The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-07-03
Lieut. R. S. Kendrlck.

We learn with deep regret that Lieut. R. s
Ken Grick, the able and accomplished editor
Of the Chattanooga Rps6icaH, is suffering
from III health, having recently had severs'
severe hemorrhages Of the lungs, We have
not, within the limits Of our State, a NOR,
noble and worthy young man. he is a patriot
in the true sense Of the word-was an excel
lent aud brave Union soldier during the war
aud 10 his sore Affections he has the sympa,
thy Of every man who loves his country. We
hope the malady be is suffering under viii.
soon disappear, and that be may be spared
many years to continue his arduOus work ia
behalf Of loyalty.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-07-03
HON.. Schuyler COlfax.

Hon. Schuyler Coitaz, our candidate for
Vice Presidents rot only one Of the pur-
est and best men, morally, the country can
produce, but is endowed with that noble
principle lafay-without which no man
can be a devoted Christian. The Rev. Mr.,
Lozier, who has been personally acquainted
with him all his life, said upon one occasion
that be gave the Indiuna Sanitary Commits.
sion THAT noble organization which saved
the lives Of SO many Union soldiers during
the war the sum Of 500 ~ another time
be sent the same sum tor n like purpose; an d
once, on the adjournment Of Congress during
the war, gave his entire mileage (S69O) for the
relief Of sick and wounded soldiers. WAen
the Soldiers Home Association we're needing
Contributions for the support OF the hospital.
he laclured all over the country for its beue-
fit free of charge, and at his owl expense.
Here is a model Christian aud a Chris
tisa whose practical system Of dong good
lis unsurpassed by but few pea OF our eoun.
tIyl
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-07-03
The Coming DPmOCFatiC-R cbel
POW.WOWt

BEFORE smother week shan have rolled its
current Of events into the dark stream Of the
Past, the motley crew Of Rebels, Bushwhack-
ers, Democrats, Conservatives, Gopperheads,
White Mans Party, which has been strsng-
ling and struggling against the " raging ele-
ments' Of loyalty for the past six months,
like a drowning man on the verge Of Niagara,
will have met, mingled, saw sud-fzzisd
And, of oil the parties which viii be repre-
5ented, on the fourth Of July, in the city OF
New York, that hot bed OF treason, we con-
slider the siraight-out Rebel party the most
honorable and trustworthy. Stained, as il is
win such ~bloody-handed and murdsrOus
wrsicbes as n. B. Forrest polluted as it is
by such miscreants as Wade Hampton de-
filed US !, is by such vile imbvciIes as VAL
l~aud,gham, thsNorthsru traitor, Il yet stands
so far ahead Of the other eouglomsrated
masses Of corruption and deprayiiy, that it
shines amid the darkness surrounding il like
the light Of The MONDAY sun in the depths
Of a gloomy cavern !
What will be the result? "Oh, johnson
the Tennessee martyr, will be ne man they
will nominate, +" says an enthu siasuc Tenues .
see Copperhsad. CHASE is the only man
that csn iuite the party, and defeat Grau,P
says he Northern Copperhead. aHsueoek
is the only nsu that can run the race against
Grant. says the Copperhesd soldier. BI,
what says the ~siraight-out Rebsl7 True to
lisinsdacts, and ttas TO the Lost Cause be
advocated aad fought for, be yeIls at rhe top
Of his voice, as only a Rebel can yen, " Pm.
disiop, rEsrtrecsw
Yes and Pendletou may be their man : No
7'iisr what party may oppose him. The Rc5-
1.-The real, aaadulisraied, bona "a, Rebels,
are runniug the machine, and lsy mean %
'aq ~ ihsV masa So much FOE the spunky
r'o'l,-'nd we gi0vy u Asr ,gunt What
f'gh,ta' a wsaLAnsed Coppsrhad 10 say
aWa'd7 WIS, tAsy hare The mos, Internal
sadisi'yl 10 tlp-Nsssrs. corpsrbsad-
y'u shall hsvs no voice 10 toii msslsfi We
ieicnd 20 select a naa Of oar own choosing
one VA Whom We eau rely for I'D sboold an.
sih'f 0~ceasioa sfiss for sstiliug that lha,
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-07-03
Fof the Union Flag.
Schools,

LL..I N-' M'
Il d rather siaRalsr thai our people feel 90
little cenceFned aboct the success bf sddoa-
ti0h. No interest " sd much neglected by
our people, 10 our. eoaney, there is nat .
single comfortable school building. 0ng
people. do not lack 10 acquiring worldly pOt-
sessions, bat fail 10. enlarge the empire Of
mipd All desire u be rich, but few care 70
be wise.
We seem 20 forgss that our red and sterile
hills, with a EiFtuoua and educased people,
are a far richer iRheTitaDce than 81 ne geld
mines Of CALIFORNIA;.
We fad no difficulty " "a getting up a seusa.
ton on political OF religious mRllera, but
that y the very reason why we should edu-
cate the children. IT our citizens would talk
as much on sebOols as they 40 on politics
and other sectional matters our children
would no doubt, have the best schools In the
world.
What a glorious county weuight have, il
our citizens could fully appreciate the i'm
p~ortance OF educationI
We are constantly running from one ex-
rene TO another. No people need so much
the preserving power OF education. Our very
nature is, apparently 70 love extremes.
To-day We are carried away with the wild
within Of some political intrigaer, tomorrow
we may weep over our misguided judgement,
Let as remember that the foot-traeks Of
our children are writing, on the shores of
time, our nations history. 1t can rot be q
glorious one II our schools be neglected and
the mind of the young be allowed to run 70
waste, PIER.
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Letter from Ron. Horace Maynard

HOUSE, on REpREsESTArIVEs,
Washington, D, O., June 20, 1868.
Messrs. GRsHAM oFRSs, n WHRELBR
GeaHaRsR l have waited a reply to your
invitation to Jonesborough, on the 4th OF
July, not willing 10 decline il could possi-
bly, accept and not willing TO promise unless
II was ~measurably certain that / could per-
form. The state OF public business is such
that | dare not promise to leave the city at
that time.
And | am truly sorry. Not only has il
been fora long time, my purpose aud cherish
ed wish Ia embrace an early opportunity TO
address tue Union men Of Washington, but
at this 1ime there are subjects of such inn
purtance, as 10 demand the greatest cOnsid-
Grafton.
The connections OF the last seven years
have given rise 70 questions Of the greatest
magnitude and altogether new, They are
undergoing settlement. They will be settled
in lone way. How, is matter of serious mo-
ment affecting for gooG oreyil, the whole ~
ture Of the country. We are going through
what in England required 6fty years and un-
told blood and treasure to adjust; and in
France not quite as much time but more both
Of blood aud treasure, with but different re-
suits 70 popular liberty and human rights,
every student Of history well knows,
1t is too soon to predict our own success.
So far, inthe review, all has gone better than
we had a right TO expect, much better than
many Of our friends feared and all our enc
mics predicted. Patience, irmGOss, Cheer
fitness, wisdom and moderation win carry
us safely, pFosperously and glOriously to the
end.
am respectfully, your Obt. servt,
HORACE MAYNARD,
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-07-03

I" onpleasantneSs' existing since 1891. Didn't
you weak-knsed coPpeIheads aid these Rad.
icals to free our a'ggrsf Didn't you aid
abee the Lincolnites, during the war, 10 g.
cure our defeat2 and the lose Of our South.
ern Coufsderaey? Close your impudeas
moaihs--we viii have none Of yops carelipf.
There il enough Of true men % our eapse 10
do the work, and you will have fali enough
20 do obold your tongues. We want man
who viii break up the Union party and break
down the Union Government. This thing
Union is a humbQs We never Rd believe
in IT, and we never viii. We are for DESTROYING
the credit Of the Federal Government. We
want a candidate who is fetotaHy opposed to
the men who loaned their money to put down
Us Rebels! pendleton is that man-and Pen
dletop we mean TO have ~ Thus discoura.
eth the dominant party which is TO rule the
GO whisky ring" in New York, created BY the
discarded, disgracod and forsaken Andy
johnson ;
$50 mote it ber We shall see cha, w
t3aH see!
In the meantime we are for Peudleton =
all true Republicans should be for Pendleton
should hail his nomination BY the motley
crew, with unfcigued delight. He's Just
the man we want to run against the immac-
ulAtO and ~unconquerable Grant. Up With
your true c%Olors, and 40 backing out!
CoYards only waver. Pendletoa, the enemy
of the United States Government dur.
ing the war, and since, is he man for the
times. He is as true to the Democracy now
as then. He's ~EnRky-he's crit With him
the Lost Canse viii be eur ranyiRg cry. Up
with ?endleton and down with the Union |
N. BIN the event Pendleton is not the
Democratic nominee, we 90 for the next big
gest DEMAGoGuE-and in this decision we be-
We have the acquiescence Of every
member of the Conserved emOcvatic Rebel
Party
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-07-03

esS- General Grant was born in
April, 1922, Schuyler Colfax 10 March
1923. There is consequently, less
than a years difference in their ages.
-MilloaRkee SeRfinei.
They'll both DO old enough 10 smell
after the eleotion-Nashrilis Banner.
And there will be plenty rotten Dom.
ocratic carcasses for them TO smell af.
tor the election.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-07-03
PAVING M me FrinndS.

His Accidency, the President is pay.
ing off his hackers during The impeach-
ment trial with a generosity only OK.
ceeded by his eager zeal In favor Of
the rebels. On Tuesday he nomi,
mated Perry Fuller, the recognized
chief of the whisky ring, as Commits.
sioner Of Internal Revenue, and yes,
terday be sent in Collector Smythe,
of New York, one of the most ener-
getie Of the canvassers and manipula.
tors Of the plant Senators, as minis.
ter TO Austria. We look next for a
substantial recognition OF Sam Ward
and the lncorrigible Woolley. Con.
sidering that A. J,is 10 possession Of
an estate eonfded TO him BY the Re.
publican party, he is The most liberal
distributor of other peoples goods in
The worlds histofy.-Pha. Press jun
20.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-07-03
The Difference.

Show US a man who has done wrong, bu'
Who, having been convinced Of his erro., De-
sires by word and deed to retrieve his past
shortcomings, and we viii show you a spec
linen Of honesty worthy of imitation,
The Confederate Generals who support
Grant for the Presidency, on the ground Of
his bravery, magnanimiiy aud eisinterssted.
ness, present an sloqueut contrast to the few
Union Generals who aYow their readiness u
join the Copperheads in opposing their old
commander-in-chief
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-07-03

W~AsatSgroN, aSth IQnt, 1883.
Coz Gao ; GAlsn4r Owss, Ksss AMP
DR,, x, WBnRlkRs
GsHtlnase Mg post b desy9a here, and /
cannot lssysior 4 slagla da Therefore, !
can Only .hsnk sou iqr tbe iayilatoA with
which you have honored me,
f-cahaot doubt dat tho good people Of
Tennesste viii DO their part to rescue our
county FROM its present Perils. Out OF Teu-
nessee has come the persistent author az our
actual woes and tho great obstruction TO
peace and reconciliation. twill Ne for your
generous State 70 send forth a better and
more benign influence,
A large vote for the Republican candidates
will be a rsbnks TO that spirit OF evil, which
bias entered into the Presidential Office,
Accept ny beat wishes, and believe me
gentlemen,
Faithfully yours,
CHARLES SUMNER.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-07-03
coming Out Of theiF Holes.

The approach Of another Presidential else-
ton is calling out Of their hiding-Plaees all
the Comprehend leaders who fed before the
defeat Of the rebellion which they helped and
sympSthised with, and which they are ready to
help again should the occasion arise.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-07-03
Another Syracuse In tennessee.

Syracuse, New York, is the greatest salt
city ia the United States. Il grew up out Of
salt TO be a very beantifal, wealthy and ex-
~tensive c~ily~-the watsr from which thesalt
is manufactured principally Rowing from
one well.
A company have been boring for some
time past in search ofbrine near Rogersyille,
10 Hawkins county. AT depth of $50 feet
the salt water was struck and SO strong is
the stream that il sqnirted out in great vol
ume and covered the surrounded hnds.-
The well was bored through soil for 300
feet, and the last sixty feet or SO was
through solid rock. This would indicate
that the supply Of SAIL water is condensed
into a lake similar to that of Rags sat
works in Virginia. The water 10 very
strongly saturated with salt, and only a few
gallons are required to make a pound OF
salt. Tha company intends putting mp
kettles and other apparatus at once in order
to the manufacture Of salt. The
well is surrounded by an unlimited quantity
OF timber, aud there will be no trouble in
procuring fuel for the eyaporating apparatus.
-ErcAangs.
What is the best part Of this great dis
covery, the salt vell is on the lands Of our
friend Huptsman, who was formerly on Old
Line Wing, a thorough Union man aud is
now a straight out, unconditional Radical.
We willtberefore have Radiesl salt Of counsel
The actis, Radicals are the salt ofthe sarthi
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-07-03

70 lndisns they have a way 70 stop a douk-
sy's b~raying, which consists 10 tying \ heavy
stone to the animals tal. lie cant bray,
hey say, unless be esn bring his tail 10 =
horizontal position, and this being impracu-
cable when the weight Is attached, the bar
baric yAwps Is suppressed, The patent
comes from Chins, and its efficacy u nov
being tried on annie 10 Madison.-EreAavs.
II that be 50, a rock should be tied 10 The
tail Of the editor Of the Nashville Bahn.y i'm.
uediatsIy. I. has been in a " horizontal
position long enough
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-07-03
COpperhead Puppylsm.

Since the announcement that the RePhbli-
cans were going to celebrate the Fourth Of
July in jonesboro' the cur-dog part Of the
Copperhsad p~arty-their meaaest snesksa and
yagabonds-have made every effort in their
power to cause it to be a failure. Their
efforts have SO far, however, proved Abortivs.
They have circulated false rumors, and even
went go low down, 10 their Infamous rascal
fty, as to invade the negro. Kitchens, too re-
Ened a place, by far, to be thus polluted By
Hsueh graeeless wbsIps) and endeavored to
inveigls the inmates into aiding them in
their seoundrelism. Bat the eolored pso-
pie are too honorable to be dessiVed BY them.
Beware Of them-they are known and spot
ted. One Of them Is known by his stove.
pips hat, and hypoeritieal countsnsues-l
regular Andy Johnson liek-spiItle. He, and
bis vile associates have stolen a blank in
v~itation, and committed a Jorgsry forwbieh
they should bs sent to the State psnilsntiaryl
Thugs iAaR Be 9psaed!
in the msantims we advise all the friends
TO the Union cause, to pay no attention 70
these vile efforts to deter them from their
duty. Come out and show toe authors
what a eowardly bnHnss they are 10.
iP The objection Of the Senate OF the
United States 70 WIN. n. EFarls, nomiaatsd
By Andrew JobasOn for Attorney General,
iS6 mainly upon the ground that Bis ~
poiu,nsnt ia compensation for bic eager
defence Of the Greet Criminal against the ar
sislss o. impssehmsnt. Tnly tie objection
Is vel founded johnson Il psyiug % bis
friends q the expense Of the covsfamsal
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-07-03

" The Louisville Ceurier-edited
by Gen. Simon B. Buckner, formerly
of the kentucky estate "Guard",
afterwards of the Rebel army-sug.
gests Gen. Don Carlos Buell. as the
right man for Democratic candidate
for President. We consider this an
excellent choice-for Bnekner, Don
Carlos was guilty of dealing
with the Rebel forces in such an sun.
generous" and Hunehiyalrous' fashion
as Grant dealt with Simon & Co. at
Fort donaldson. ~ y. Tribdne.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-07-03
AtrOcjOuS Murder.

An atrocious homicide occurred at
Poosi, Me-, last Tuesday. Two men
named Glore and Saltmarsh got into
a dispute over a game of cards, when
the former knocked the latter down
and brutality kicked the fallen man
until life was extinct The murderer
escaped.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-07-03

s9-Tbs Washipgton correspondent
OF the L~oaisvills Journal Gays: Chase
openly avows tbs necessity not only
Of Withdrawing The troops DrthWith.
from the Southern 8tate8, but says
that they ought 20 have been temov-
Cd pending che ~opsraiion Of The re-
construction acts. He likewiso de-
nOunees the irOn clad oath
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-07-03

To- Gen. James LoDgstreet Is, we
are Informed, stopping az Yalhermoso
Springs, Morgan county Ala. and
viii remain there with bis family dur
ing the summer season He was one
Of the ablest Of ell the lighting Cen
erals Of the rebel confedoracy; bui be
sustsins the reconstruction policy Of
Congress, and is, therefore, denoune-
ed by the stay at home towards, a. q
traitor FAug-Pres and Tines
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Gen. Grant on Northern Copper
heads.

We make this extract from the
New York Evening Post General
Grant said in our hearing not long
ago; "The rebels we whipped, as il
was cur duty to do they fought us
bravely, and |, for one, have no spite
against them. But the Copperbeads
and peace men of the North--tbe men
who, during the war, roviled the sol.
diors, encouraged the enemy, and
did their utmost to stop supplies and
reinturcements TO our boys in front
such men l can't forgive; | will
never forget them, nor have any.
thing TO do with them"
Just such a man is Pendleton, of
Ohio, the individual whom the rebels
and c~opperheads are about TO nomi-
nate as their candidate for President.
He is the meanest Of all mean peace
Dcmocrats-and is supported by the
mcanest and worst men throughout
the country.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-07-03

REA- Il appears thar in Mississippt the
rebel Democracy are determined to carry the
election. II they fail, IL will not be because
they have not employed every means il, their
power, not stopping at fraud, to insure sue
cess.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-07-03
LNnIslana.

The action OF Gen. Grant in order.
ing the newly-Olected officers Of
Louisiana to be installed at once
thus overriding the decision Of
Gen. Buchanan that they should not
enter upon their duties until after the
Presidential election in November.
completes the prelimiuaries for the
progress of reconstruction in that
State, and IL win undoubtedly soon
resume it's place in the Union. The
Legislature has already been con.
vened; the Constitutional Amend.
ment will probably at moe boratitied,
and no obstacle will remain to prevent
the immediate admission of Represen.
tatives from Louisiana to the Nation,
al Congress
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Memphis Correspondent Of tho Union Flag
The Fall Campaign,

MENPHIs, June 29th, 1868.
CoLoNnL GRIsHAN NTH General Grant,
the hero OF the most brilliant and magni6.
cent military movements in the history Of the
world, and the Hon. Schuyler Collar, the pol
ished pubueist and great parliamentariau, as
our standard. bearers no fears need be EN-
Israinsd rs 10 the result Of ;he election neGi
falls provided the people, the loyal people
are wide awake TO their true interests in their
selection Of proper men 10 represent the
state.
The old and well tried ~Allsgiaot citizens can
not be too guarded in their ssleqton OF these
representatives in the National councils. The
oily, smooth tongues OF the diabolieal erafl
Of scbemert, may try 70 foist upon us more
Jobnsons, Etheridges, .Fovlers and their like,
and then permit US when IL il too late 10
know that untrnsty men have been elected,
who do not represent The will Of the people.
Men who baye stood firmly, spoken out
boldly In the cause Of freedom and equality
Of rights 70 an, on The basis Of Cougression-
al reconstruction. Men who have squarely
oommitteG themselves on these principles and
With ability dare maintain them before the
world, without equiVoeAtion may be trusted.
Such men as We have among u. Seek them
ont ~ the Romans sought Gincinatus, aad
place them in the breach Of danger.
General Rodgsrsthe old rqr-Aorit, honest
and true, and Hon. Thomas A. Hamilton, Of
Memphis, viii make e1esllent Representatives
for the state At large, we'll known through
out The STATE, and knoWingtbs wishes Of ~
The people or the State, With their well
knowa record Or worth and hithiulness %
loyalty, the people can rely on ibsm, and The
lame may be said on hon. samuel Q, Mercer,
Of kAshvile, as Representative from the
Nesb lille Disuiet mots hieh-minded ant
worthy MAJ could nof BE- selected. General
Saith, Of West Tennessee, VIII also mako an
iudsfatigable Eorksr 10 ias loyal epuSs
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-07-03
Fenian arms.

BURLINGTON, VT, June 27.-PwO ear
loads OF Fenian arms and equipments
in the store-house at st. Albands
have been quietly removed by the
Fenians
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-07-03
NEW ADTERTBEMESTS
In Chaleery At EIi1abeIhIou.

GIDEON BURTEN vs.. ELLIS
~, ~ a. bn la the dsfa " nIns - -
bernan ~ norfaifu8 ~ ~ 8nls "A Isdnniesl
~ tllratle cfdllt4 ttaf buhli4Fon D. hrtA ~
f1lrIat1tai41 HeIAa ID ~ 6I1nmnatf NaA Fs
nf9Ir1ref pobiEtsf IA foaaIkerol Ter. 6IfIhI
- ~ .flItn1lria 70 a1rttf kaIsfa ~ laat8I
cart n Ill11lftf5s, Carlrm II14, % - tAI
N.adty ~ Afita1sfi lN3 ~ lalt1 ~ ~
~ heasihs e1paIa iuna y Lerat Illlsf,
sgapsHql ~ Z tsffn. .. -
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-07-03
VaIhn1Ieham.

Vallsndigbam says that tho
strength Of the Democrats il the
Presidential canvass lies IN tho fncl
that the country wants a statesman,
more than q soldier tor President.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-07-03
Republican Recruits.

Twelve additional Rspablican Scnatars anl
thirty Republican Representatives viifhese-
cutsd andet The omnibus bill, which recent.
" becane I law OF the land.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-07-03
From WeniphlS.

MEMrHIs, June 27,-fhe Merchants
National Bank of tho city suspended
this morning, 1t is said their assets
will exceed their liabilities.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-07-03
Exoitement in q street-C ar.

EXclJemsnt IN a StreeJ-Car.
About six O'Clock last evening, q
little girl was playing pipe.director 10
the street-sprinkIing line, on Sixth
street, turned the stream into a street
car. 1t was filled with young ladies
who had just returned from Haza-
reth, dressed Ia tine delicate apparel
She squirted u gallon or two IL our
bosom, and We agree with the young
lady who said she ought to be spank
ed.-LOuisriHe Journal.
The party of ladies who arc SO un,
thoughted as to get in C in CON.
pany with a Democratic editor, cor
tainIy deserves to be sprinkled. Just
served them right. Go for EN- little
gaIIyou'r MI right!
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-07-03
PLATFORM.

"LEr OUR LAWS AID oUR INSTITUTIONS SPEAK
NOT OF WHITE MEN, NOT OF RED MEN, NOT oF
BLACK MEN, NOT OF MES OF ANY ooNPLESioNi
NUT LIKE ruR LAWS OF GoD-THE TEN COMMAND.
uGSrs AND THE LoRD's PRAYER-lET THBM
spEAK or THE PgopLE.o HORACE MAYNARD.
no Treason must he made odious. Traitors mustbe
pnnislira and iinroye,ishedS they must mt only be
punishrd, hat their social power mus be destroyed; and
after making treason odieus, eyeTy Iuton man aud the
S.yrrun,euf should DO reimbursed out " the pockets Of
thur. who have Inflicted this great suffering UPON The
souniry - JOHNSON, April !, ls65.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-07-03
LATEST NEWS.
From Washington.
NnrrNtf..

WASHINGTON, June 30.--The trial
of John IL. Suratt has been again
postponed-this time to the 2lst Of
September next.