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The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1869-04-23
latest News.

WASHNGroN, April 1.-THE Presi.
dent sent 10 the Senate to-day a brief
lat of nominations, the bulk of which
were Internal rev"nus appointments
William H.. Wadsworthpo of Kentucky,
ia nominated AS a commissioner under
tue new Mexican treaty, to settle
the international claims, A. Il. mark
land, also OF New York, nominated
Third Assistant Postmaster General,
The Worlds Washington dispatch
says a Senator from the Pacific coast
is the authority for the statement
that an extra session Of Congress
will be called within sixty days,
undoubtedly for the consideration of
the annexation Of Cuba to the United
States, either peacably or torcibly
The IIerald's Washington special
says it is confidently declared that
President Giant has directed a pc
romptory demand to be- made upon
the Spanish authorities in Cuba for
the immediate release of the brig
Mary Lowell and the surrender Of
tho two passengers taken from the
brig Lizzie Major. 1t is stated that
Secretary Fish has already telegraph
ed Instructions to our representative
in Cuba to make this demand without
delay, and a refusal to comply prompt.
ly will be followed by hostile demon
STATIONS from our naval squadron
now cruising in the vicinity.
Orders have been seut to the CharleA.
ton and Portsmouth navy yards to
get all wa. vessels ready for service.
Orders have heen received at the
navy yard in Philadelphia for the
immediate fitting ont OF three moni-
tor irorelads which are now at the
navy yard for repairs.
HEyiNA, April l7.-An extensive
campaign in the Central Department
is in%sngnrating, Troops arc hurry.
ing forward. The Spanish war
steamer Warrior is cruising on the
South Side Island watching for ex.
petitions Of the United States.
The British Consul here has enter
ed an energetic protest against the
condemnation Of the captured brig
Mary Lowell.
The press OF Havana advocates the
expulsion from the Island Of Cuba
OF all Americans.
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Republican Meeting In Johnson
County.

AZ a public meeting. held ~ the Court
House in ths town Of Taylotsville, johnson
county, on Monday the 9th day Of April, ".
p. Murphy WAS called 70 the Chair. and r
II. Butler requested TO act As Secretary.
The object Of the meeting having been sr-
p%lained, on motion the Chairman appointed
delegates to the several Conventions pro-
posed to be held as follows;
To the ElIEabsthton Convention on the FIRST
Monday in May next, to nominate a candidate
for Senator, TO serve in the ne1t ~eusninK
Legislature, from the First Senatorial Dis
triet: Caleb Wells Aierander Ward, John
B. Mcqueen, W. x. Donnslly, Nicholas Crsss,
Andrew W. Wagner, Eli Farmer, Meridsib
3, Dunn, Hiram Jnnsl, Jefferson Nay, n. T.
Wagnsr, Richard Tester, David r. Stout. J.
r. Perkins, William 3. Dagger, Alexander
W. Baker, DR.. D. smithpeier, R. L. Robinson.
8. n. Nortbiugton aud Geo. j. Walker.
To the Commercial ConVrntiou, on the 10th
Of NAY aeKt, at nsnphiN Tenuessss, 70 eon-
sidsr the subject OF a direct trade With Eu.
rope through the southern port, AL the act.
iDg Justices Of the Peace Of johnson county,
and Such others as The Chairman may hnd
williog 10 serYe.
On.motion, The chairmsn was clothed With
full power, a. any time hsfors The times Of
holding said ConEenHons, where the dele.
gates hereby appoiated casuot sttspd, 10
sabsiitais oiAsrs y 'hsir plsest asd 70 -.
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State Judicial Convention.

This Convention performed its labors sxps-
ditiously, the proceedings being entirely bar
mOniOus and a full representation foom al
parts Of the State,
We expected Judge James P. Swami to
make some ]shoWiag, but be WAS not heard OF
in the Convention, and Judge Andrews was
nominated by reclamation without any op-
position. This clearly demonstrates that 10y
al TennessetauS repudiats the narrow, mean,
contemplate and wiekedly sectional idea
that the adopted sons Of their State have no
legitimate rights aud privileges, and they
will bestow patronage and trus, upon worth
and merit.
Hon. Andrew McLain received the nomina.
ton over Judge Shackelfors for tae Middle
Division, and Hawkins over Smith for the
Western. These nominations were made
unanimous. Hon. Thos. u. Coldwcll was al.
SO nominated for Attorney General and Re-
porter by reclamation.
These are all good selections and will be
received with universal a2p,ohArion.
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Republican Convention In Nan.
cock County.

At a meeting Of .hs Republican citizens o.
Of Hancock county, held at Sneedyihs on thS
9th day of April, 1868, Mi Henry was called
10 the Chair, and George R, Mitchell acted
as Secretary, when the following resolutions
we're read and unanimously adopted.
Rssoksd, That Hon. w, B. Stokes ia our
FIRST c,oice for Governor, and wGpledge him
our support, in the event Vt his being u can
didate for that Office.
Resolved, That We take this opportunity Of
sgain expressing our devotion to the United
States government, and to tue great and glo-
rious institutions Of American freedom snd
we hereby once more pledge ourselves to the
support and maintenance Of the same.
RsIolUsd, That the Editors Of the UNIoE
Fac be requested to publish these proceed.
iugs.
On motion, the meeting adjourned sine as
ELI HENRY, Ca'H.
CSC. r, NlrcuELL, Secr'y.
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Hon. Joseph ". Baker.

This incorruptibls, faithful snd efficient
member Of the 35th General Assembly is a
candidate for reelection as Representative
Of Hancock county. He was nominated BY
a fair and large Convention. This is an su-
dorSsmen, aud ratification Of his legislative
course. We are known to tho fact, that his
conduct is not marked By a single departure
from the strict line Of duty as a Republican,
in DO wise violating bra pledges to tbs gal
lsnt aud noble people he bad the honor to
represent.
He was The open and avowed enemy TO sy.
cry kind o, corruption, and no Lobbyist had
the audaeiiy to approach him with The tender
Of a bribs. lie had no pet measures in toe
interest Of a few select friends 10 carry
through, bat the welfare OF the whole State
vas the controlling object Of his votes. Rsck,
less ertravagahos and injudieious appropriA.
lions be opposed, and economy and re,reneh.
msnt be Persisiently advocated. being evel
puidst BY a sense Of duty. The peopls d
Hancock, We are glad to know, have not over.
looked bis merits and win return him TO to-
seat be has adorned By an honorable and a.
deient course.
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GreeneTllIe Convention.

As we announced, last week this Couvsn.
ton nominated the late Chancellor S, J.. W.
Lucky for reelection, and Maj. \. II. Petti-
bone for Attorney General for this Criminal
Circuit. The death OF the nominee soI the
ChsnceIlorship will, We suppose, render
another Convention necessary, as far as that
office is concerned.
Previous to the Convention, we were strong
y in favor Of Capt, Thomas AcDermou as
the candidate for the Prosecuting Attorney
and did all possibly to secure his nomination,
believing be Was neritoriouS, and deserved
it on the score Of qualification, moral up
rightnOss and patriotism. It is due from us
to the other gentlemen who submitted their
claims to say the same Of them also. But tho
nomination was promised Capt. McDsrmOtt
a year ago.
Maj. A. H. Pettibons, Of Greeneville, was
the successful aspirant, and it is ever our
purpose and conviction of duty to acquissce
in the choice OF our party, expressed through
their representatives. Any other policy is
designating and d~isruptiVs, certain to lead
to utter ruin. Conventions have passed into
a party custom, and an unwillingusss TO
abide BY .heir decision lisa frank ackuowl.
sdgement Of weakness and inieriorily, or an
imputation Of corruption or an iacspability
Of perceiving merit.
Major 9etiibone has been a prAetlciug At
torney in shis Circuit for three years, and
has in thai time acquired a reputation for
great legA. ability. He is ambitious in all
undertakings, clear-heatsd aud of a cool and
deliberate Judgment. These are all pre-re-
quisites to a successful discharge Of the re-
sponsibillties of the position to which h. has
been called. As a District Elector he per-
invaluable services to the Republican
party aud the country in the last Presidential
canvass. He deserves we'll Of bis political
and we are sure they will not Hesitut.
or refuse to reward his merits, and lAborS in
the mast.
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Republican State Convention.


This Convention will meet at the CspitoI
on the goth of May next, to nomuate a can
didate for Governor.
Tds basis Of representation is the same
adopted for the last Republican State Con-
y%sutiou, spplied to the Republicau vote in
the several counties at the recent Presidsu-
tial election, except counties whose vote in
that election WAS rot returned, or Wa e..
eludsd by reason Of Irregularities.
The number Of delegates to which each
county is entitled, on this basis, is calculated
as fulloWs
Anderson ;, Bedford :, Benton 2, Bledsos
}, BIount :, Bradley 5, Campbell 3. Cannon
,, Carroll .. Carter 4 Cheatham I, Claiborne
3, Cooke S, Coffee >. Cumberland 2. Davidson
10, Decatur ,, DrHslb !, Dickson ?, DYER 2,
Fsystte 7, Feutress ,, franklin |, Gibson 4.
Giles }, Granger 8, Greene S, Grundy l.,
Hamilton 8, Hancock ,, Harieman 2, Hard a
1, Hawkins 5, Haywood I, Henderson /, Hen
~ ., Hickman |, Humphreys ?, jackson 3.
Jefferson 9, johnson 3, Knox 'l3, Lauderdals
/ Lawrence , Lewis /. Lincoln 4, Macon 3.
Madison :, McNinn 8, McSai:J ,, Marion 3,
Marshall ?, Maury 3, Meigs 2, Monroe I,
Montgomery 3, Morgan >, Obion l, Overton ?,
Perry ?, Polk ?. Putnam /, Bhea ?, Roane Z,
Robertson ?, rutherford ), Scott 2, Seuuat-
ebie ! Sewer E, Shelby ~, Smith 1, Stewart
3. Sullivan ,, Surnnsr 3, Upton 2, Union 4,
Van Buren, l.. Warren 2, Washingoa Q,
Wayne 3, Sni Wilson 5.
BY order OF the Republican State Central
Committee. A. NJ. carr, Cbairnaa.
D. W. PEABODY, Secretary.
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GEO, E. GRIsHAN,
Editor and Proprietor Union Flag.
History OF the New G~OVernmentln
Tennessee.

The undersigned propose to compile =
work TO be styled The History Of the New
Government in Tennessee. 1t will be pre-
faced by A s~ueciRct narration of the csnseS
that led the State into the GREAT REBEL
LION aud the events that transpired during
the lGst administ. alton Of Gov. Isham g.
Harris.
The body Of the work will be a Dictionary
Of the ConVe nsion that formed the Amend
ments to the Constitution, and the leading
men who participated in the reorganization
Of the State Government; Of the State of
GERS, and officers and members Of subsequent
Legislatures, up to the ssth General Assem-
bly,. The votes Of Legislators viii be given
on al matters Of important legislation in
connection With their biographies. The work
will, by no means, be partisan in its cbarae-
ter, ntsceord impartial justice to all, re-
g~srdless II political sentiment.
The conclusion will be devoted to a de-
'eriPtion Of Tennessee, the climate, toe va.
rely and adaptation Of soil mineral resources
facilities Of Watsr-powsr, system Of railroad,
completed, in course Of construction and
projected, etc. This specially will reader the
work desirable TO the Immigrant.
As spDn as We are assured Of . cash sale
ofthrss% thousand copies, We will enter Vigor
eu'lT gPoa the preparation Of the work. L
viii bs s1eeHlsd IN good Library style, and
the price will 20, exceed the outlay for pub.
leation aud = fair Remuneration for our Ia.
Dor. We shall strive with unwsarying suer.
- TO obtain ths most authsniIs and rsliabIs
iniormatiOu add are dsisrniasd that ID,
WORK shall Be 90 free from isaecurueiss a.
possible. We shall BE- iae,,sd by the bIgt
amoiuon Of presenting 10 The public, not Z
sSieA-psn'g e~oupsadium Vi Eapid narratives
hut a depository Of his,orloal facts. which
though nov NAY 10 Known, bas otherwise
would Psst from nsmoy-a book OF v.la.
snd nN q iusssss saa suob a. n. p.opl. q
Tsunssssi win regard Via fstor. AID !,
Pseially those EhOss asn, viii appear; IN /,
F,9 tasat4GRs1rtn
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having secured freedom to the colored mac,
should give this freedom honor, dignity md
efficiency BY investing him With the eSalied
privilege Of the ballot, Tennessee true Is
her pledges has already done so, but the far-
Their duty dsvolves upon her 81 assls,iAE 10
extend the elective franchise to the eolored
people CT the other States. Tenuessse gust
maintain her foremost rank IN the vanguard
Of Republicanism and her citizens dosits tie
ratification Of this Amendment.
We hope Governor Senter will perceiva the
propriety and necessity of conveuinR the
Legislature for this purpose.
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CarDet-B

We notice with humiliation and regret that
some large minded Aspirants for political
honOrS in this end o. the Sth,e, calling them.
selves Republicans (l are rs-sebOiug the
rebel cry Of ea~rpeHbaggsr against every
Nofshsra msn, who OEsrs himselfas a candi.
date for any public Office. We say With ku-
initiation, for thers'can be no palmer conFes.
sion of our own inieriori,y, than to condemn
a man simply because hets ofNOrthern birth.
No man can be elected to Office unless ,he
people desire ii. The native. born citizen has
every advantage Of birth, relationship and
personal friends to secure Ms election. The
Northern mans hopes are based alone on his
superior qualifications for the Office to which
be asplres aud no Northern man eau or will
be elected where his opponent, a native born
s%itizen, is equally competent to discharge the
duties of the office. The people will %iustinc-
lively vote for their old neighGor and friend
where everything else is equal, Therefore
we say this cry Of earpst-bagger IL uucallsd
for it is uumanly, ungensrous, and to the
last degree, injurious to the best interests OF
the State.
A strong effort is being made to induce
Northern immigration into East Tennessee.
1t iS manifsstly just what is needed. Does
any one suppose that a man of Superior in
telligeucs will come here, when it is under
stood that be must surrender any Of his
rights as a citizen that he mast curb all
honorable ambition and become az once the
prescribed victim Of a mean and cowardly
prSjudiceH Don't believe it. This land is
too broad and so long as there is room %
the fertile 'p~rairies of the West, where men
Of liberal maids and noble ambitions will
welcome him to all the rights of an American
citizen, rest assured he will not come here to
waste his life and bury his talent, the victim
Of a narrOw-miudet, u~nuanly prejudice. An
officer is only the servant Of the people, and
be who can serve them best should always
be chosen, no matter what State or country
gave him birth. Then away with this
cowardly prejudice, unworthy Of a people
protesting to rest on the broad platform or
Republican liberty and hereafter when an
ofice-seeker PIRATES Of carpet bsggers, set him
down as an enemy to your best interests aud
confsssedly incompetent to cops with his OPP
pouent on any honorable grounds.
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ATTACHMENTS,

ZANE HENLEY Va, Samuel J. Heuly. Afi-
81 dayit for attachment having been made
in pursuance Of section BASS Of The code Of
Tennessee, and attaehmsnt having been is
sued and returned by the proper officer, lev
led etc, on the property Of the defendant
Sanl. J. Henley, and by punishment on all
the money, property aud Effects Of the de-
PENDANTS, in the hands Of A. A. Broyles. 1t
is therefore ordertd that he make his appear
ance at my once in Washington eounty, Dist.
No. 2, on or before the lst day Of June al IL
N. 1869, then and there to plead, answer or
demur to complsinants bill, or the sam will
be taken for confessed as to him aud set for
hearing sxparte and further that this order
be published 10 the Union Flag, in the town
Of Jeneshoro' for four consecutive wreks.
April |, 1859. ALEXANDER MATHES.
s9apr29w4pfSS Up. y. @.
~ W. TELF0RD aad 4. E. Mathes Ex-
". ecutO-s Of E.. l.. Mathes, deceased,
vs.. J. T. Shannon, Executor Of Elijah Sham
non deceased. Affidavit for Attachment haV-
ing been made, in this case, IN pursuance of
section S455 Of the Code of Tennessee, and
attachment having been issued and returned
by the proper officer, levied, etc., on the prop
erty Of the defendant, J. 2. Shannon, EIecu-
tor Of the estate of Elijah Shannon, deceased,
1t is II therefore ordered that be make bis ap-
pearance a. my Office, IN Washington county,
district No. 2, on or before the LIST day Of
June at l2 n then and there to plead, an
swer or demur to cOmplainants bill or the
same will be taken for confessed 40 10 him
and set Tor hearing exparte. And further
that this order be published In the Union
Flag, in the town Of Jonesboro', for four sue
e%essive weeks. April | 1859.
eSapr2awfpf$5 ALEXANDER MATHEs.
Justice Peace, w. @.
~ W. TELF0RD vs., Alfred Stout. An
VI. daVit for Attachment having been
made, in this case, in pursuance Of section
3455 Of the Code of Tennessee, and Attach
ment having been issued and returned BY
the proper officer, levied, ETC., on the proper.
~ Of the defendant, Alfred Stout, and BY
garnishment on all the money, property and
effects of the defendant in the hands Of Jno.
+, Smith, AdminiStrator o fihe estate Of John
Stout, deceased. II is therefore ordered that
be make bis appearance AZ my Office in Wash.
ington county, district No. 2, on or before the
let da! Of Juns at IL NJ, 1859, thsn and
there TO plead, ansWer or dsmur to complain.
ants bill, or the same will be taken for con-
fessed as to him and set for hearing e1 parle;
and further, that this order be published in
the Union Flag, IN the tow Of Jonesboro' for
four successive weeks. April !, 1869.
ALEXANDER MATHES, j. P. W. @.
s9aPr23F4pS6
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Hon. R. R. Buffers Speecb.

The speech on our first page, made BY our
faithful aud %sAicieat Representative in Con-
gress, on the Covode contested election case,
will be read with Interest by his friends and
supporters. 1t is characteristic Of the man.
his influence at Washington, and the euergv
with which he labOrs, may be judged BY the
fact of the removal Of all Conservative office
holders in his district.
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CLOSING UP.
Important 10 ali who are Indebted
TO the Flag office.

The undersigned being compelled to close
up his business, preparatory to removing to
Nashville, to take charge Of the Public Print
ing, Aere6y Informs all who.aFe Indebted to
the Oaice Of the USIos FLAG, either for job
Work, Subscription or Advertising that they
must come forward and make settlement or
their accounts win be placed in the bands of
the proper officers for collection.
Those who are also indebted By note mas A..
come forward and settle or ssusw the same
With good security.
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me FlfIeenih Amendment.

Tvsuty States have ratified he Amsnd-
meat securing universal eoiorsd SuGrags.
Tue measure meets With decided opposition
in Zone Of the States, although rAtiseslon
By = iufhei'n. number is highly probabls. Il
10 The genetAl belief sEd hope, that Govsrnor
ssatsr viii call the Legislators together 81
az early day for sbs purpops Of adopting THE
asasufs " justice. The Rspublissn party,
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and equitable, which the said A. q. Lowry
has IN and 10 a certain house and lot, ia the
east end Of the town Of BlOuntville, on the
south side Of Main street, lying between said
Main and the back streets, adjoining the lot
Of Mrs. NJ. J. Davis, and the alley separating
said lot from the Hicks lot, containing one
half an acre, more or less. TERMS Cash
in hand, April 10, 1869.
". v, DEADERICK, Trustee.
'69aprl6w4pfS5
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point additional ones if he AAall deem Il
necessary.
Ga motion, the folIvwiue resolution wes
ananimously adopted
Received, That Hawkins 2. Murphy u the
choice Of the people Of Johnson c0uny M
SeaalOr from tbs First Senatorial District Of
Tennessee to serve IA the neat ensuing Leg.
l~slAtUre.
Va motion, the meeting adjourned nat dc,
H. p, AORPHY, Can.
X. II. BUfLKR, Sor'y.
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TRUaTEEpR BALE

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ID seutsd, On the and day Oh Juiy issa.
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Circuit Court, Carter Comfy,

NNNAANNa
HEREAS a judgment was rendered IN
w the 0ircui, Court Of Carter County,
Tenn, on the 6rst day Of July, 1851. in favor
Of Peter Rasor against James p. T. Carter,
Nathan G Taylor, Robt. Love and W.. B.
Garter, and whereas, Atthe March term, 1853,
OF said Court II was suggested and admitted
that plaintiff Rasor had died, and Il appear.
ing to the satisfaction Of the Court that H.
?, Murphy has been appointed Administra-
Tor OF the estate Of plaintiff Rasor. On mo-
ton II was ordered that icirs 6aeid, issue 10
the defendants Robert Love and William 3.
Garter, and that publication be mads a. 70
defendants Nat @. Taylor and James p, i.
carter who are non-residsnts notifying them
TO appear a. the nsxt term Of his Court 70
De held Tor said county, Al the Court House
IN EliSaoethton, on the second Monday ia ia
y 1853, aud show csuas ahy the judgment
against them should not BE- revived n tha
uame oi H.P Murphy, AdministrAtor &c. A
plaintiff, You James PIT. Carter and Nat
=, Taylor are hereby notified 70 appear Be-.
iore TIE Court, At the Court Honss II Rlisa-
ottbtoa, on the second Monday 10 July U6o,
and shoV cause. AR you have, vhy tho
judgment Of Peter Rasor apain.t Won and
others shall NOT Be revived IN the name OF
!. 7. MURPHY, AdminitEagor on .hs otsals oil
Peier Rasor. deceaasd, a. Plaintiff.
hItasss, re white, Clerk Of uaid Oour,
At ofies 10 EliIabethton, tas seoond Monday
OF harch 1885. March %, 1899
S9apr7swtPSlo RICHARD G. WHITE, OH,