Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1874-10-14
AFTER ANDY.

certain politicians in Middle and West
Tennessee are disinclined to letting
eX-President johnson walk over the
track " to the United States Senate,
We also noticed that Col John II.
savage had made appointments cor
responding in time aud place with the
list OF MIR. Johnson, previously made.
Their first appointment was at Leban-
on, on Friday, Johnson paid no at
tehtIOn To Savage, refusing to dgvide
time and participate with him in joint
discussion. Nothing daunted, his say
ageship took IL seat OH the platform
from which the eX-President made his
speech and heard him through
the eX-President concluded his Ie-
marks, ne left the stand but Savage
d,d'nt, and proceeded to 'aIr" the rec
ord the gentlemen heretofore refurred
to in the livelIest manner.The Nashville
papers Of Saturday morning, contain
ed no reports of his speech except the
| opening sentences, ana we failed to
receive their issues of Sunday morn
'hs' iN' W. "'0 WI W 'A'O' 'H'
course pursued by Savage. We predict
in advance of u fuller report that his
remarks were pungent He expects 10
UNIV" W '0'iL7O" W VIC civ VI N-'
list Of appointments.
But Savage Is not The only man who
! ia s.vsgelv stacking the ey-prasi-
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| - Grown, Governor OF Ten
/ nessee made a speech at Waiver
IIv HE home Of iha rreat Hnbbs ,u
/ -'tl
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Win Ei'Ne7 OIL II IS PossloIe th@V ne
, may require the EN-PIesidenJ TO "eal
ms worGs.u johnson. ia his speech nj
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''''~ '''''' '',I'i PA-'0s7'
sald, brown never uit" democratic
breath, WleryupUu tho Governor re-
f,rts IL. his Vy-varJv speacb i'm tbi-
81! -
II 10 nave suspended the writ o.!
hdOcdS cOfp@5 u execute Jhe huuihg
Of an uult"iul military court, IA Tune
OF profound peace, when the United
states Government had more Than
lUU,OJj men uuuUf arms, without uH
organized Daltulo on or a squadron cUu-
irCntuG iueM-iI b have aided N
levy ing "a lax 81 three csuls per pound
upon COTTON Tue chief source OF reve-
nue. 70 tue south, 10 the exclusion Ut
all farm products OF the North aud
"eaL--i 10 nave destroyed state gov
ernmeut5 III order TO BRING them INTO
new lie upon minority vote, and up
on the most degrading and humllat-
ing conditions, with the sel,-Assumeu
power OF p"IFle-tlOthed emperor
without the warrant OF law ami lu
AaSFauJ defiance OF the Constitution
II 70 have aJugd sol, 100000 IN gold 10
the yearly expenses of the Federal
! Government, by converting . uUu-Iu-
,ererl-DeuTius and currency nterts.-
bearing "euJ i"to one bearing gold
.uteiesg-u 10 have Issued thousands
/ Of pardOus with Is View OF holding The
subjects OF them 10 my personal and
waited, by successive STEPS, u the proud
pos'.lot - ,',e 's.,,"CJ' ,',yoN
ions ana uarty msch!ueIy. and Luen.
! with an iuslaJitucs without precedent
10 oeuounce both Lho system aud the
l,". D,C'u,I 40 ID''Vi 49,. 90, iaa".iDI
Lam F,EerItive in MAKING - Stale debt
TO develop her wealth and promote her
commerce, and then urge It's repuGia-
ion - a. tiI ~ 80 80 ave "uG
aud ncnuie.ced and sided in the i..Ii-
auce and sale al over two billions OF
bonds, to the payment OF which the
government, by iLs laws ana Con7titu-
uon, was pledged, ana then prepare q
plan Tor paying the interest only Six
teen years ana eight months, ana com
nave been friendly TO the passage Of u
& state iuhuihg law taken personal
gT'ct aannnnna H. ~ ,s ~. inf -U ms #
. .hese and other Kindred practices anu
, teachings are necessary TO constitute