The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-03-22
The following is said to be a correct re.

The following is said to be correct re.
port of the inaugural address of vice presi.
dent johnson, procured by the special cor.
respondent Of the Buffalo Courier.
Felr cizzens, this's mos (hic) 'spicious
MONT " my zistence mi may (hic) say "
my l (hic) ife; nj mere t swear (hic)
leShens tcl Dabe mt sport consushun, n
tseets consushun (hc) sported tall azurs.
D'u (hic) know yam with emphasis, Re.
FoRTsR) my names And (hic) Johnson
Y Iensee n i'm pull (hic) publican u'cl
Dabe's pal lie an MIN peean (hc) an
tn consushun drives It's (hic) cons't from
pleeans. The cousushun IS (hic) stri
(hic) ing sturmentn I t'rere b'fore the
Sent that a know (hic) mysel I'm a man
ma (hic) broth'n Amekin czzen, and
with distinc.ness, REPoRrER) I'm proud
listertion' tn fac that (hic) pleean'n a
man from the chic senks can be civ (hio)
ated t tn secon, T. til secon with marked
emphasis) glffn the p.ace'o the Au,ekin
people. Fer eizzens, I'm a pleian'n (hic)
N two mnitsnaf'n that point, f'r'i'm
peean (hic) an 'twon time was tailrs
boy nj teller viii raj (hic) pleeans N, OF
Dabe n the (hic) cabint N spreme Court
drive with statesmanlike dignity driver
cons't, drive power from tn (hic) Anne.
kin pleeans. But twom (hic) ints n'af on
that point. Tensee's alters been loy'rni
(hic) glore'n dressing my (hc) felcizzens
twom innits'naf on that (hic) point.
addressing Mr.. Chase and his associa.
ties of the Supreme Court, Mr.. johnson
proceeded, REP) l say tn the ,(bic}
Supreme Court'fi may be (hic) loud. I'm
pei bean n'u rail- pleeans and brighten
ing up,) you driver sprtme power (hic)
firm tn people'v tn Unitessets; so 'ru
Mr.. Secry Stan'n Turning to that genial
son of Mars) SO 'ru Cooking owlishIy at
the gentleman from .Auburn) Mr.. Scores
ry Seord (hic) n'u Mr.. Secry-Secry,-
Mister Sec lhicl. (de had forgotten the
name of the Secretary Of the Navy, and,
soto coce, asked assistance from gentle.
man near by,) so r'u Mr.. Securwells, so
r'u; nj WISHED (hic) ak tuorm limits
nafn tbst (hic) point. I'ze born'n Tes.
SCENT tailr an pleean (hic) wir rail-
pei lee-ans, nj prose to- stain the Ihic]
consushun, nj prose t sport consushun
lhicl fur. er.rall plee.ans; mole dabe's a
'pleean, so ru Fon Misters Turning to the
Foreign Ministers who were seated in front
Of him, attifed in full Court. costume. Repl
so r'u; nj say [hic] tn foumisters Pm a
pleean n'urali pleeans, film a tail'r'll
drive my const-my [hic] power, drive
my cons't for tn [hic] Amekin people.
Here Mr.. Hamlin informed Mr.. John.
son that his time was up and that his
speech must be brought to close, but he
proceeded, REF I'm nemekian cizzen
lhic] but mint an'fn that point. When
l wa hic] stunning for [hicl Vice Prcz-
zent said NASHVILLE [hic] an man talk
ed about tn [hicl consushun wa straitcr;
nj say now tn consushun [hic] must be
stained'n s'porivi an'how. Eel cizzens
wir rail- pleeans so riu, min pleean'n
Lhic,] Oh Dabes pleean so mi, oct the
consushun mus be [hicl s'ported tall
azurs. Eel cizzens [aic] two'm innists
na'f on [hic] tuat oint.-Here the
inaugural was brought to sudden close,
by Mr.. damlin who insisted peremptorily
that he could wait no longer, that the
senate. must be adjourned, and that if he
wouldn't stop and take the oath he must
60 without tit. He stopped, in the middle
of one Of his most brilliant sentences. =
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