The sun., 1865-03-10
The Nicr-Pres.dent.


WnLg uspre,itIs .n common with every
American cir1ea, who Is en.y Shve - the
nonor aud dignity Of his country, the conduct u
Vce.Pre'ideut J nNsoS At She Inauguration N tho
Fourth ~ March, wo would respectfully submit
ust ,he spirit in whica II Is commented upon in
Iutlc and private Is scarcely less reprshen,be than
tie ouonse which has b,eu committed. Although
We are feenly sensitive of The Ir.ach Of prophecy,
good taste, aui sound sense, that has been com
united ,, tAe uS',-itAe holding tho second Office
~ tie lu.tci States Government, and c,u realize 10
.ouo degree 4 " AID and comfort that It will sfori
t. iorc,sl enemies AMI domestic traitors, yet Ills
sue 20 Truth, II nlt to charity, T. remember tha,
trcrc ars uot wanting sotHe c.rcuuss.nc,s In this
tafc "h'cA are ollcusei to place the object o' so
many h.r.e sul,s, Ia Al attitude suggestive ss
much ~ ply a. - couicunstion 1houzi tr
IRON agreeing with rn,ny VI tho political views Of
ANuEaH JoaSso,, We recognize that there -
roI IN The United States, . man who bss
feuderod more elective service T. the Union
ctus-. II has teen IA the very jepths and whirl-
fool of secession, sud held ha prounl rom fast ~
l-si, IKE man. A. time W. all mems hearts
torso y lhcm, aud when the ire.chery Of Mr. Rr.
ruAHhAN, Gna tie tcsrcey tiss ssulsed vAcclAp0n of
frositent LNcoLN and soue Of Lls advisers. anu
the course Of large portion NJ tho public pr,sA
headed By the New Yor, TaHuNH. oil combined
20 render i extremely doubtful whether any active
2.p pstion would he o''cr,d 70 tho formation Of
ls1utLcru slave coniedsrscy. AND1Ew JOHNSON,
D Ienpessec, IA Inc place 90 tlo nitei states
slnale, denounced JErY. DAVE snd tue other
s.lih"ra traitors g. their facer, aud maintained
hat III, American pc pie would never submit 70
aiaunlon and dismemuermeut. lie re-siel all the
Establishments u tho CD v,ry, AMI abandoned
house, home, property, and everything Tor the
Cno7, and he has ever been true 10 his record. A,
Governor OF Tennessee, he Inspired .ll our Geuer.
sls there with tic saving sracs Of HI,
mdomtatlc sput ,nd strong all Il is no sesre,
ts' AZ one time AsEhvlo would Aaye been cyacu-
fci' Tut ..E ht UlpostOn to the opinion Of a well
Sno"u general, WIZ uA.utS.ucl that Il should pe
abandoned. In strictly s,rs,cS,cal point Of view
At should hsvo been, for 1t had been HAukel bv
eEAGGs Army. BuI pluck triumphed. and N,sa.
vile is ours 70 this dsy m WIS base for All
sHFKAAN's glorious successes. We who live poace
.bly NJ home, cauno. realize iLe fierce excite.
ment sni peri's to which lorIcr state
tmonst Is or Wi' sub o'ted, who dares TO stand
up for lis prime PICS. Sill less can We eontre.
Lend the tremend'as STRAIN upon leader Of even
ANptI" JohNaoNt sts'wa-t .rainc aul rotus,
MIND The aycr.'v.ltc'l,ut was too riua IA for him.
nt la7t. The s1r.lg man su -.ubeI In hi, hou, -.
triumph. At the u.,u.cut v .en L., seryieoq hal
bcn re usu.r'd 10y the American people, tho Vice.
President elect was strckcn Gown with an IN.
mess, fr0m which II was long doubtful ,he,l.,
he could recover lie did not die, lpt Lo
lrs ~. Ia
'' rr7r. '5 rec mt the od rod siIry, Of resort
l. ''"n''u's' b. rceruit the shattered energies
"1.. 'al been wasted in the n1blest of all causes
.r i''' and, what now sppears. nos,
9''' '"s tlc excitement Of ordinary po'it,s
'F.kc "7i many of the strong,st men. As com.
pa'"' VIII f.r.Goan statesmen, our pu' lie t.rp
do not We au, .l.f their days. Bu, now. wbc, ,h.
events of q hundred years are crowded within tho
epace 'l few months, who eau tel the vc.-
and tear o' lraOu aud tr,.u Of thos, ,,b,
struggle in the hat ami thick Of the c,p,ps,
II IS perhaps h'. ms'grluac rather than IN, f,ult
that ANp''" JOHNSON '.i not pass the OF. .lsal M.
scathed. Tho excitement that p-a lueed his si,L-
ness followed him during his couvale,cepcr. .,d
re resorted TO strong drink 10 drown the ela,,, f
cfHceholders, that hAuntci Ptcslcu. T,ytoa
to Us seath. It still remains % he decide! yn,,t.-
lics-President JOHNSON has survived the pcr.od ~
hirh position msy no! be necessary to the honor
aud dsui,y o, our country. But in the future. the
memory gt hu services VIII eclipse his faults and
We who reap tho bcneft Of his lsbors should mo-,
prejudice ourselves before posterity, by Judging
90 harshly Aman 10 whom we owe 10 much.
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