The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-03-15

I tae Senate Chant er, LIS frame shook with
! the tremor Of debluch. lie commenced his
I speech with stereotyped lasdati0n Of the
great power Of the people; and then, turn
log TO Mr. Chase, who, with his Associates
Of the Supreme Bench, Was seated on the
right of the Chair, piped out, Il say you,
the Supreme Court, that all your power
comes from the people. Not content with
this un eenly remark to the Chief Justice,
he wiieeledrouud, sud addressing himself
70 tic members oF the Cabinet, said: Il
say to you, Mr.. Secretary Seward, ard 20
you Mr. Secretary Stcnlcn and to you, Mr.
Secretary ~ Here las memory failed
him, and he had 10 be prompted "a TO the
maine If the Secretary of the Navy. after
which he proceeded II say to you all, that
YOU get your power from the people"
/ Bat even this, bad as it was, was not the
worst He then addressed the foreign Mir
listers who were seated in front Of him at
sired IN court costume II say 20 YOU for
eign Ministers, that am Plcheian, that
was tailor's boy. y" This was the cliulax
Of his coarScneSs and Yulgarity, aud lis effect
was visible in every countenante. II was
easy to see that every une in the audience,
Senators, Cabinet Ministers, Supreme
Court, and all felt that they had been deep
Is insultel by MIR. johnson effort to play
the demagugue when he WIS called upon to
act the Statesmap.
MIR Forney, who was sitting near the
Vice President elect, tried in vain to induce
him to take his seat, and whispered to him
that the time had come for the dissolution Of
the Thirty eighth Congress, but he would
hear no advice. He kept on repeating him
self over and over again on the subject of
the Fowlrs Of the people, in language the
most unbecoming the occasion and the most
iliiterate ,y!r uttered in the Senate
But the subject is really too sickening to
write about AL have to say about the
inauguration is, may He who controles the
lives uf men and the dcstinics Of nations,
preserve the life of Abraham Lincoln, and
spare the country the humiliation it would
be made to feel in the contingency Of An
drew Johnscn's assumption oi tic rcins OF
Government. ...
The Washington correspondent Of the
Cincinnati Ga.rttc thus alludes to Johnson's S
drunkenness. on the 4th of March, in man
uer not to be misunderstood: -....
THE SPECTACLE OF, OUR NEW VICE-pREsl-
DENT.
As the hour of twelve approaches, Vice
! President llamlm takes his leave Of the
| Senate in few ttiy wordcd sentenccs, and
! introduces his rcd-faced and confused sue
! ceSsor.
What followed one might well seek to es-
cape rccounting; but this thing wasnot done
IN Il corhef Inc lnan was me Tg,rresl'
inauguration; the post that he was to as
sun'e was that ol the SccoAd executive OH
Ger OF great people; he appeared III the
presence of r!liilant audience, gathered
! from every quarter OF the lahd, OF our own
! highest dlgIhtarlcs, ana Ol INC personal rep
rGseniatlyes oI the powers OF Sh'lStehQ"iA'
Then anI there ana thus TINS man Stood to
say with many rGpcut'oh ana E:any an
eHor OF grammar that the CONSTITUTION OF
the ! m}ci states was s,'lNlng instrument;
th&t ne 1eit mere oeiof9 the 9'eate, U.,qpaay,
that ne was man ana an ;Ahleilcah cHl1ehj
tllat thiS was a Pro9d i'"Sliatio,i tilat
man could rlsc IRON the rahAs 70 the second
place N the git OF the American people;
that senators and supreme Court AMI tab-
met should know' ana he would 1eil Shem,
tAat they were the mere creatures OF the
pc2Tp.e. =, -,
on; Mr.. Iluei Justice thaSe, though
you are now 50 high IN place Your cXalta-
ton and position depehd, upon the people
Aud VIII say to you, Mr' secretary Sew,
ard, and to you hr. secretary stanton, ana
to you, Mr.. secretarT, to gentleman near
by, s0H0 roce, VINO Is Secretary OF the "a
VI! me person atires&cd rephesi Mr
Meiless, arr to you Mr.. Secretary Nclies
would J you all derive your power, from
the peop!e. want to say It, 10 all Who
near me- IN the lace OF 1he american people
Illat al power ~ e ue.Nee ron ttle luIGi!e'
say In the presence of ! you foreign WINS M
ters, loF am gong 70 Ven llis ttut,i mere TO-
day, that ! an' q pIeDelan; II Is 1he popn-
lar Reart OF TINS natloh 'laI Is peat''g 10
sustain Naplnet oh1ccEs anu INC iteSloc'i' oI
the Initcu H.''tH. -.....,r..,...,,
All this ana prch more. wIth cien&hec Z &
lists ana YeheMent fs'1cualollS, ~ TliTe = oen
a[ors a'lN 1ulreinii,ec nie 'uuSEs' 'i'u thc -tepte-
S9t'aiFEs NJ" INNS iIl, nuils 1iiclr leau1'
ana the i9felH ministers ioQSeu "&9pe Tl'iI
npeh-Is!ci oina@Siical. ia icc teHlue'l' ~
hahli'n. VINO i'au tust'cSslI Dpllle. mus lar'
now "h'Spefeo' -nr' 'oA"son' ,.le' you moS'
cnn9uac '3e prescllpSG';: '''iie loI aulouInins
the senate has aIII'eu' bu' inc noou wa
not TO &c So STAYED ~. d..
More FeileileA'iI tiIh ever 'iic wee d, lce II res
ldent eot resumed, =, ne M came from l9n Tn
nes > lie Y, I3ilaih9a - '':l, uou lor IT, mlt( m
fhapked ,'99 III lGna'sSeG ' was ,o'a1g ne AZ .nS m
rorn,n"nt n.or, ,'" m had Lern dis discontinued tor y
lime: thorc had been an iriterregnum,
hiatus, but she had never been out Of th'
UnIon: lie sto9q here to-day as her repre-
Ssarr ] on3 T'' t'a %4 SH anJ I sbs @ wonlr
"a Y .con send Senators and members /,
Congress. "..
/ An so on, again, with iteration and am
Ilaca , lo a. ia,' one rg'ttS 1'u-h yb;sna sTsl
bo ,ssurpJ the Vice President elect that th,