New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-02
COMING TO THE WIFI

The Daily Ners, the consistent ana
ageous New York champion from fina - ~.
of the Southern Confederacy has hitber,o h .a''
rampant and venomous in its opposition -
President johnson, evincing special ,a,.
nance to War Democracy, Military Ar,s.,s
Military Trials, and the hanging Of Mis-. su,,.,.
1t has seemed that no one ever promjpsn, :.
War Democrat could possibly propitia,s -.
Northern organ of President Davis An.
once, however, The Ners changes its nots ana
" roars you as it were nightingale Iis,o,l
"ANDREw JoHNsoss OPPORTUNITY
1t is safer to confront open foes than n h. la.
with false friends President johnson need M,
to concate the Radicals except by complete .rss
sion to their extravagant demands, and even ~.
would be nothing better than tool to be thrown ~
when no longer serviceable. An avowed and Mag.
fed sntagonism with that faction would Law ~
hands free to shape national policy in acco,S. ~
with his judgment and bis conscience; and for -
to subdue factions opposition by facing h ,hss "a
win it over by bargains and concessions
Mr. johnson has task 10 perform in ths rs.s..
ment Of the political machinery Of the RepcbicS"..
leaves him no leisure to tempor.ze and iprsos s..s
the demagogues that surround him. Nor /, AZ. na
q.
yield anything to their opportunities or TO theIr 49,
He does not require their support and be IL IN M Z
from their enmity. Their faction to-day possrs.
except so far as il borrows strength from the Fyo
sympathy and favor The President uphold, them a0
they him. and he has but to burst the ties that Inn hin
to Black Republicanism and the party goes procs },
the dust. 1t has nothing to subsls upon exees ,ss
carcases OF dead issues and the remnants Of th i.s
of power upon which IL fattened during ssturns;s ~
civil strife. 1t has blazed like meteor ana A. srOn
has exploded and its fragments are sinking into Dat
ness while above the horizon the imperishsbs mp .,
| Democracy rises and aspires 10 its zenith
ANDREW johnson has too much ssxacy n ioro,.
the signs that forete the approaching reascendency Il
the Democratic party The voices that are heard om
| Ohio and Pennsylvania the deep meaning "A Via
was echoed on Wednesday from EewJersey are bat
the prelude TO the overwhelming expression Of pocu,
opinion under whose influence he reign Of Democratic
principles shall be relnaugurated The spell broken
that obscured the mental vision Of the masses ana
transformed them into automata to do the bidding
of demagogues aud fanatics to Lie passive under ia
rule Of military despOtsm The war cries are hashed
that deafened the OF the pOpulace and rendered
them insensible to the appeals Of reason. Tie isrs
fa.uus Of War Democracy yanshes before the uslt Of
peace, and renounces its ephemeral existence The
political arena is being cleared Of the elements Of hus
force and the combatahts arming FOX the struggle ka
is to come must depend upon principle for then sso,d
and shield. In such contest the Democracy haViAs
vantage ground; and the ralying cries. distinct bod
and swelling With the enthusiasm OF the olden time ~
| prOpnetlC OF sweeping
| mir johnson can share that triumph II he viii Tas
Democracy wait with open arms to receive hin into
their councils and to nscribe his name upon tts, ban
ners as Of their coworkers IN the great reFos0n
that is at hand He Is sure OF their earnest and united
support In carrying out policy that aims ct the iu
and immediate restoration OF the Southern States 10
their normal condition Of equal soyereigunes Of he
Union under the laws and Constitution; add With IL.
support, be can laugh defiance at Radical eaost anl
intrigues That he intends to break away frou Back
Republican influences is q foregone concl1sioa IL The
minds Of those who have had opportunities to rad hI
purposes; but it Is TO be regretted that be deems
worth his while to temPorize. when. oy his simple ss
of featy 10 the political faith TO which he was eils
he can rally to his aid overwhelming majority obs
fellow countrymen. Why is it. then that bi, Csbrs
is composed Of men distestefui TO that majority ne,
in whom the people have no confidence and With Etoa
he has no symptahyf 1t requires but one days bod
ercise Of the Executive authority to Law the or spirit
that disturbs the political system. and TO redeem tie
Republic to Republcanlsm. Dismiss the present Csb
met put stancb Democrats in their places open he
doors Of Federal bastcs deliver state prisoners Ito
the hands of the civil Judiciary bid ths Radicals d
their worst at their own peril If they refuse obecsno
to the laws and the Constitution-do this tomonus.
President johnson. and the next day you will bena
most popular man in the Republic, and master II IA
situation against all the factions ana iaraucs N ils
land"
The Nens in another article urges thOss
Southrons who mediate migration to Brazil OF
elsewhere 10 mink better OF lI'-Sa!l ng'
"If there ever was time when Southern ns'
ought to be at home at work. watching the Interest,"
his people contributing to the pusatons OF tae ets
popular heart earnest ardent confident true and hE
that time Ia now One ballot now is worth ssco'e q
bullets little while ago. One strong word tLai csir
with IL flow Of influence now, Is worth the calse
brigade. Moral power Is in demand. Ihouslh r'
weapons. Time holds the scale of victory and "
people Of the South will but remain true 10 thense'
stay at home fight what remains OF & is contest 81 "
ballot boI. cooperate conservatives VITA the clS
atives Of the Norih. stand shoulder 20 shoulder f
like brave. unabashed. and persistent in the asrts
Of right-rght not because 1t is right Iut as nrx
Of eIpedency-we pledge the honor OF the nation ID
less than four years win witness change in theprt
elements Of the land even more startling hr ~
which. four years ago, plunged the country Inhsn
cida war-a change, too that will reflect its o,e,1
halo upon them, their generation ard their postfT
We repeat therefore. TO the antcipative etile-lAi
CO. Stay where you are. The true men OF the ASs
ask 1t. Your own unhappy South demands it,