Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-16

a., ,ha n.mocr.iic Conyention shoufd not
nominate Mr.. johnson, ss they most certain |
ly will not, does he intend to support him
them We are not entirely left in the dark |
upon this point. He gives little inkling Of
what we may expect in such q case. He
SAWS: shall certainly support Mr. john
son unless the circumstances of the country
greatly change" You know there is class
Of persons, who, under certain conditions,
cannot tell whether it is their heads or the
room that is turning round, and II is quite
safe TO say that before the election comes
round, Mr.. Van Buren, will mistake the
change in his own feelings for that great
change in the circumstances Of the coun.
try" which will warrant him in supporting
somebody else. When the time for the cleo.
ton of q President arrives he will no more
think of supporting Andrew johnson than
Andrew lehman viii think of supportine
him. now or nj anv other time. for that or
anv otber ofBce. fL,aurbt,r
Ths Presidential question will settle itself
and think NO one need fear that Andrew
Jobnson will suffer any Injustice at the hands
of the great marty which nominated and
eleot,s, him 10 the nosition which he nov
holds and which can neither forget nor fail
10 reward the patriotism, ability and suceess
which have thus far distineuisbed his labors,
on, xonv n,ron, nv ,,,,o, 800
- ~ =
NO mar, IN TINS oay,s nkely 10 forget tnat
the onion parry carried tne country through
TINS war uhaiuea, w.n9u' INC neip Oh .ne
Democrauc orBanlLationi anu tnat same
Union party intends TO perfect the work
which II mas carried SO TAR. And when say
the Union party 10 not mean 10 restrict
that great "orh, or partlcipanon IN H. 70
hepuohcans or any otner party class !
merely mean TO say that those who nave acted
Win tne unioh organizations Oh the country
are the men VINO nave done the WORK 50 tar,
and are the men who will complete H. many
apatrlonoSDemocrat came forward ana re.
nounced nus connection with the party tns'
mad no patriotism In the day wheh u was tne
DUTY OF every man 10 DC pa'io"e Son l.
van Bnren tried 70 10 So Ou' NO oVa'a se'
no iurther thsn worus;
ne referred, ,ne o'ner evening", 10
marx which ne had inaue some time ago. 'na,
the pemocfa'lo IaLtase was % enany anu
30 oadly orNen tnas nc 'nouen' nc oIiuBe'
out and walk iittiei but now ne THINKS the
Venieie rs IN suen good eondition' so sqpateiy
on the track ana so Wen driven that ne VIII
gettn again ne reminds me OF the man
somewhat ineorlated' VINO scrambled up tne
OUTSIDE OF the stage, TOOK seat oesiue tne
driver, ana asked him 70 let MN drive Inc
driver refused, preierrlng 10 driNe MS horses
himself anu the stage started; Inc man
hung on Tor awhile, but the road was rough
and presently ne Pitchea on INTO ,ne mud
Inc stage stopped ana Pieked MN up
Ihere now, saia heto tne ari'er, i toiu
you II you dld, let me drVe you a upset
"Upset' SAD the drYeri what 20 you
mean. we nav nj upset Yes saia ne,
told you you ", wouiu upset II you uiu n.
there hhd peen no upset oue ne wouid NOT
be convinced, until the passengers, 10 MS
great surprise, confirmed the driver 5 state
ment. wen, now sald ne, that beats
all declare II had mt thought this stage
upset l "ouiu nj nave got on. Laughter
feuoW-citizens, the prospects OF speedy
return OF peace, prosperity and Union seem
10 me such as should encourage those VINO
nave borne the prunt oil TINS great war
The armies OF the south, as you all know
were utterly scattered and broken up There
was not vestige oil them ieit. Inc south
ern states were coeiced INTO ooeaiehee y
the oonsItutioh Oh the united statesi ana
SO Tar as can ludge from pretty careful
Perusai ana study Oh All tne demonstraton
OF pubno sentiment az the south, they Zee
that they nave peen oea'en IN iair contest
that they have been thoroughly beaten am
they cont want any more hghtlng from thi
day forward forever more Those VINO wer
iormost In the secession movement, believing
10 DC conouciVe 10 tneir interests, are nov
among the hrst 10 say we Appealed IRON
the bahet-o61 10 the oattie'neid. we die
ourpest. We put INTO II every man an'
every dollar We could raise. we nave beer
beaten ana now we are Union men from thi
time FORWARD oeheVe tnat 10 DO Tue gene
RAJ tone oil the people oil the eoutnern Steles
vi course you wiz ma exceptions 10
Will hna persons VINO are only inc more eAas
perated. You viii ma men there VINO s"ea
that tney never VIII nave anything 10
with tho 1oVernmeht agan' that tney WI
rather 20 INTO exile wen, the oiockade
removed, ana they can go as soon as Inc
please. inose VINO are IN tnat moou anu Wn
persist In II VIII ma nothing 10 hinder thei
departure. put the great mass OF the PEG
PIE OF the oouth are not only incnned py
ieeling, but they are compSied py their IN
terests, 10 e&cePts the new order oil thlngs
Ihey nave 10 go 10 pianting COTTON pianunI
sugar planning rleei they nave TO SET aoou
developing tnelr manufacturing resources
they nave 10 ousy themselves In every way
TO see II they cannot get oack sonetning
WnAt they nave LOST oy TINS WICKED ropeiiion
For, never was mere u People on the IaG
Oh eattn, since oIom"eh ,a'sgeu neianu
VINO nave sunereu 80 mucn rom Ine WI
provoked 1y tnsmsenes ~ .nG PeoP's =, "
sos'I ~ no'nns M nj, :" ISL =
anu m. ! Iuss tnsfe never wal W ah' '"ii
hAe ~ heIeai.er +. .,
ms ~ 'nsit Poiit,oai no' en ~ ILL In