Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-11-04


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mented predecessor. Amid aapneoe-
deuted difficulties and coInI.llcA;ions,
striking out hravely and boldly in,
his policy Of Sonthrcn restoration,
no President in the history Of the
country has gained more rapidly
than Andrew Johason the. respect
and confidence Of the great body OF
the people, North and South. ,.'eN n "a
The managing politicians of both
the great parties Of the day recognize
his popularity and the danger Of
breaking with him. A few weeks
ago there were substantial reasons
fur the opinion that we were oil the
verge Of u fatal disruption Of the" re-
publican panty on negro suffrage,
contiscation &c. The empty abbasts
and boisterons threatcnings of the
abolition radicals, . however, have
provednot half 80 dangerous as1they'
at first appeared. Their aimpotency
has been conelusively established in
the. late Massachusetts Republican
Convention. The President of that
body was Charles Sumner, a copspic-,
uous light among those irnplaca5lc,
fanatics who would visit upon the
snbdued and submissive South the
revenges af Mari,,s and Sylla, Or
R",he,l the sweeping ponishments OF
William the conqueror, or the blind
and reckless fury ,ofthe French Reign
of Terror. The studied address Of
Sumner was that of u ,Jacobin, and
the audience most likely to oadopt his,
bloody Instructions was a, Massa;,
cfdscttsi convention Of his own party,
But the resolutions of tho coiiven-
tiou tells a different story The reJ
publican party Of Massachusetts, have
rejected, the teachings Of Summary
and have ''cordialIy"' endorsed the
Southreh restoration pelicy of Presi-a
dent johnson, past, present and pros
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If saehIis the course Of the d3min-'
ant party Of Massachusetts, where
the, democracy have no hope Of ares
urreetian. weimay safely conclude
that the sagacious amanagers, of the
republican, ,cAurch throughout the,
country will take good care to hold
fist to the bpttonho1e Of Andy John
son. Such bigoted, Malignant and
san sai,fa,'y radical leaders as Sum;
ner, Thaddeus Stevens; tWendeil
Phillips, the saints Of tho 1ndspen.l
dent. and the sbolitioa Negro suffrage'
directors tof theuoRostan Board sofi
Trade, will hc Iclt loose and, east,
adrift. at the same time the c0p1
perhead leaders. oof the democracy in,
this State, that State and the. other
will Keep tile party in hot water
and at cross purposes for some time
longer. a' The conservative repUbfia
cans, thus holding the vantage
1 gr6und "of occnpatjon. win, form,
around the nucleIs of the Administered:
tien, together with the icohserva tive
Union elemsmtsl OF the S"ath, the
ruling party nf the fiature. Tie
aboliiion radicals, in their eff;,rts tU.
supplant Presidcst johnson in ls65.
are proving ~ iulpatent as in their
eiforts 20 super<ede President. Lin
coin in 1854. Their outside move
snents against Mr.. Lincoln for the
Baltimore Convention we're arrar-
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