New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-09
pruyyISCryCEy or ANDREW JOHNSON.

PENIyIScEyCES or AADEEW JOHNSON.
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a TRAIT OF CHARACTER WORTHY OF EMULA-
TION.
,,.,,, ...e.-nt,~ r.,,rDlo,~'s s,orrll, CtJoaf-re
Tn one respect at least ex-president johnson
a mo cl si.,fcsnan lie was A0n,s Nh'teNSf nta.
c c@ ' It rn@ in:esry in question. II IN
public li almost bali century yet 10 M n gan '[ i;.
he ever be:!ay.l t.c confidence of LAO friends ly tah
rn" ".' ts So " III undristooI that lie ". scarcely #
eyer ;;,,oac.a a ~ denon1s lGbaJ lst With c0irv
Proposition 15 Is one ~ ie lii.n nGre w H.
tegify always gave As personal pocJ sEc!ai 80. -
inaci Investigation Knowing his personal i2ooTaptl
Ailnv he was Scy scrHplioGs III le.u%hg 10 CIV any
ticsy approve inst after hi' election u the United
states nat in January. gave an HsT4IoA % tAis
4 piouinen. politician rom PsinsJ t.r'; Ilr IN, W
wanted him send vessel 70 The l"2ed
islands jusl before the gree mltAcillel nia 90,
erred Mr. Jolnsons embarrassment az 1he time n accom-,
psning h' ;ci w tht iTeSIieal a sdc5n aI \"
7s s,.,, in wnicl private parties Interested VAS not
10 DE pronounced IL that way.
PRESIDENTIAL ASPIRATIONS 90 ENEHCLIIC
EEl.LDY FOR BANK FAILURES.
nv R4icsi' a TIE CDcioaqii C.anec'g'. ,.
sometimes Thought that Hutchinson had half
"a notion ttt e lAi9i be the DenoyTi;!o 'i't,.r ID
c,nGti 1crcia "itoriay r., rrcd 10 e uo,-l
q MOI I'd d,
careflAy cut OF Esd pn ava! y 80 trdla '.I wan
ice lad inniV 'tAcr articles bearing cUr me sane su
iec; which io aao,,cd Memphis. Usually be h3i
Itt,e to sly ,.'ou. Il ami tain y "l";1 iilti n' J." 49,
matter uat a.. an p s " i,', - M -, ~ ,'I ~ VI
IN the courts OF altman o'tlts VIC don't hNO" Wa
ny S from the Presidency re had saved FROM
b;s - ,!v aad iut,ssJ 3ccraais ions StjOUO ans De
deposited III tie EiIas N"iOne- Lark II &sIile D.
sit ne cc- 1irrst fcel4 nct draw ont de ID
,clest aud when ne Cookies Exploded ne LAD III tAe.r
Al. fi1G AZ .l4l -
aroilr, 4tius OF tits c rrccE cd lD'0l ~! -i
o. ,,t nd no az time Jaw aim De todd me m b.
meant t. lvc ,c rest II tcrc any law ~ the United
St,f : al would iC1c the case. III had i-y way,
h." addsd would hang about dozen dranltr%G r.'
,lais 1S>,o ,.sI tbe PEOPLES money and call fi.-
u-e and then mere would re less OF tnat Ki' oi r-
aIs OWN ACCOUNT OF IT'S FIRST LOVE AFFAIR.
Ffo0, a litter u ne Il ttI,.s0 tra.) COHsti2f 49,
GREENyiLLE, Tenn. Aug. lit has been
publ shod IN sOAe "a the numerous hc. iaptes VI e.
fr-i3rnt johnson Ills hist love affair was one VI
firt ION avon ire part OF The lady n question: and That
her treatment o. III. Johnson rH' plityT dsapr'ih
Uent 10 INN Tor nipng years 5aci do not Aanran ~ Dr.
lie faots OiJy 50 l.o samoa! VI ..ft ~ aer din
III johnson detailed tic circumstances attending t6c
affair follows Aner nenrly serving out hia aprn;uc'
sh.p at Raleigh IA SisitCdaLd eBst-cc at journey EorA
~ mot md To- d n h3ndsome ard accornulishc
LADY OF excellent family Sne returned LIS a.
lection win elai warmth ana they became '1lgH - %
be married. whom ne slkfei Wa Dfoe 5nt 10 thc ~. .
Of Mr. JohisoD's youth and loyertJ lie imincdm'et
went 10 Tie young lady stated die result 81 is propoS
to part anu an the whole r.atter comp Jely e.
though ii Id ne,cr be9n IL MS T9C9sar fhG lay c4
she had every confidence in HIM AM was wiling TO IN
believed that honor demanded the course &c had ind
Gated. and Le said lie feared bis motives might DC
isconsraed and uis was something his pride could not
brook And they parted Nj johnson was indeed,
disappointed Bat nO by ang action Of the lady whom H.
subsequent visit Iuens Courthouse when she e
mother OF interesting family co much Tor the truth
OF history.
M t,rpcT prADFR aTD 4 yTTaTOPTC RTRIr
IRON, TIE Na.Ic,Uc linton and american, AUQ 3.
Among the numerous books to bc found in
his library is "a small volume -nLtied " The American
Speaker selection OF popular p iamentay ahd ivfeI
sic eOquence particularly calculated FOR the Summaries
Printed ana published by Abraham small No. I42 Chcst-
nit-st, dDOrs below the jOst-Oihce, ISIS" Inc
paper and probably pasted GU by the dead statesman
said 10 the owned by Mr.. johnson. and
The reading Of when lie de' oted much OF MS time
after he learned 10 read
The Bible upon which he was sworn into Office
President OF the United States WAS kept III his private
between the pages which the Bible opened when
he kissed IT, Upon the margin OF the night hand page ~
who rs Chief Justice administered the oath Of Office.
tbs following: Andrew Johnson Kissed the book az the
1859" The passage marked IS verse II Of the lin
chapter Of Ezekiel Among tLe letIe,s IN The 6oo4
marking the place spoken OF Ii the following from CneI
wAsHlNGTox April 80 lss5-Mr DEAR SIR send YOU the
VIII thr II belongs % the Attorney Generals office II
belongs Ike 10 Keep noted the
bps touched The ana made mcuIandul
fact You will md 1t IN kzske Oh ii, Il. slip
paper the page containing Tie n.ntiOned ~
you wish could rent nDrr who told ne % the od rdu
Who those Rad h. the Predeni bat
but fed deeply
importance prompt action cannot this note win
.gng give the earliest possble
prossiOns 10 your views concerning the enrolment OF
The whole loyal " piatOn reference rs roOrpaniLa
ton. Lieut. GOV. Anderson Of Ohio who La. Just
Charleston tells that ihe greates Outfages
murders being common, pfIciccd On the col
ored lOt asis bad state OF tiug exists also AT Rich
The shortest IN To proclaim your mt nOn 70
all as entitled such 10
tecton the Govern and slflTOtetiOn by suffrage
Jhs pros haOn VIII gfye place IN The hearts Of the
people the VI AL political Co1tryAnce OF
hereafter. Faithfully yours, b. T.. erase
The President
Inc verses toned In the above which the old
uf.dr tn In nj