Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-10-13

.'Cheatham- Tennessee's greatest sol
der"
$50 for Old Frank for Congress"
Davidson county all for Frank
Honesty the best policy"
franks hand the hand of friendship"
"Good-by to poor old Andy"
"Old Frank is bound to win"
"The dear people be blowed."-A. j.
"'My policy superior to right"
ga good joke-A. j. for Congress-
ga dead issue, Andy johnson"
ga bad policy-:o leni A. j. to Con-
gress." -,-,---..-----
"a bad StGte-when Andy was Military
Govere5r." u fE IL.
.Rully for old Frank
"The peoples choice now and forever"
Gan honest man, our leader"
"Cheatham in Washington; johnson 10
Greeneville." E8BH3 Ffs fsets
"1860-Andy violently Southern
4 ''62 Andy imprisons judge"
'Our honored dead down in Dixie"
81 pardoned him"-Who? "Net General
Lee"
"You can trust old Frank" ~
t'Rebels should be hung" -
A. j. said 'Rebels must sleep in ignomi-
NOUS grayes"-A. j., do younow indorse
thatp 30
TRAITORS must be punished; so must
preachers. >~-lss F.
''His first victims, Guild, Harding and
Barrow"
''Who went into the Republican, but
cant stand the Democratic Convention
A. j."
/ 81 had rather be John Bell dead than A.
j. aliye-John Bell"
81 am no traitor but love my country
B. T. Cheatham.
'Big Andy's Ring, little men around, "
was the motto to picture of johnson sur
rounded by circle of little men.
"And we elect you to stay at home"
"Dunnington and Harris, that's what's
the matter with Hannah"
The motto GAN aboard" was above rail.
road train in which was seated Frank
Cheathsm on his way to Congress; the op;
posite side bore the inscription sGood- bye
Andy, am off for Washington" Andy
is represented with a sadly demoralized
face standing in hog car which has run
off the trsck into the ditch of despair.
A donkey like quadruped bearing the
head of Andy johnson was pictured Jump
ing from convention and over the head of
the peoples delegates the motto, ssThe
great Bolter," identifying the muscular
animal as the ferocious ex-Military Cover
nor and domestic Brigadier of an hundred
unseen battles.
One of the transparencies bore the pic
ture of Confederate soldier saying candy
| must leave, you are too hard on the
Rebs." Attsgt# .ttttE
Coming over for Cheatham, was inscribed
on Transparency bearing picture repre-
senting fence over which the people were
coming to Cheatham. This is apt, truthful,
and is every day being practically illustra-
ted In the great change Of feeling from
johnson to Chestham.
: A. j. don't like Dunnington-I guess
not.
"Treason shall be made odious"-will
you endorse it?
1 Honest Frank. N
TAndy against csnventlons-if against
Andy. z ~ 49, -
III Cheat'em out of that $1,000 and give
it to the Confederate widows-''in horn"
A. j. says Rebels are not entitled to
seats in Congress.
Honest Frank-ness better than Dennagog-
ism.
"Who says that our. brothers sleep in ig-
nominuous graves?" a. j.,
prank the soldiers choice in 1862"
sand the peoples choice in 1872"
Tennessee has had too much of John
SON."
"The war is over"
sGive me an Office or give me DEATH"
"Poor John Trevor, can you give US
something new"
''Gull Trap Andy in 1884" o.
q "Chestham's Critter Company"
Fifth Ward, fall in all.
p Gen. A. B. and c., and Gen. Andy John
son. - q. :. 800 49,.
November next, goodbye Andy.
That Gallatin speech. Oh! it hurts.
Frank defended Tennessee.
/ am but plain farmer.
Not Andy, but honest Frank. '~
o, my Frank. .-....
Not Andy, but honest Frank.
Iwant no Office. Why swing around the
circle? ...-...
A. j. insulted our women.
1g ."Pm no candidate" Too Thin, Andy.
VINO says our boys are traitors? Al.
Andy, we don't want you.
The greatest bolter.s
Convention.
Andy, do you like Montgomery?
Honesty and Frankness
The peoples friend is the man who al
ways defends them.
First choice-Vote for Frank.
Cheatham our choice.
Honest old Frank.
We love honesty.
We love Frankness.
18th District for the old farmer. -
Wen vote for old Frank Cheatham.
We take Coffee insours.
WillFote for old chief-Honest old Frank.
Eighteenth district loud for Cheatham.
Andy's ring big-Andy little man all
FraRk never turned his back on his peo-
pie. ........
Who loves Tennessee the best, Cheat
ham or johnson?
Our choice for Congress, Honest Frank.
Cheatham for ever.
r Honesty and Frank-ness.
desire to be no agitstor.
l am for q restoration of the Union and
Constitution-Frank Cheatham.
Who will you trust, the pc litician or the
farmer? @ ~ stsi
Andy's Military Ring-The Surratt
Courtmartial. @ -
"My Policy" Give me all the offices.
Generals want offiee-So does Gen. A. j..
A. j. a nominee in 1858.
A. j. nominee in 1855.
A. j. nominee in 1864.
A. j. a bolter in 1872. '4
Cheatham forever.
Cheatham our choice.
Frank 1.-THE front in time of trouble.
Who wished to punish Gems. Lee and
Johnston? A. j.
Then we'll no nor her citizen soldiers.
Gen. Andy turned his back on the p CO.
pie who made him. he
"Plain old soldier better than Dema-
gogue." es.
"a. ]. the poor tailor and wealthy poll
tician.n
"a. j. to Brownlow, Il endorse your
policy"
"For Congress, B. f. Cheatham."
sThe farmer candidate" nj
"Mrs. Surratt, the Catholic lady; John
son specially suspended the habeas corpus
to hang her." saa f-f ToE GErE el
Election November, '72." ~ 80
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