Washington telegraph., 1865-05-03

THE NEW PBESIDENT-Whilst We cannot
fpproye the act which has made Andrew John
son President Of the United States nor enter in
10 the b!asphemiss Of th5 Northern Black Re
publican pulp. which asgri5es il to direct act
ol Providence for the good Of the nation, we
cannot but think il will have consequences
wholly different from those, to which IL and his
fiji. nds are beginning to lgok. With tn il usu-
a! nla!isnity they already endeavor to excite tAe
public miad by casting tlc Odiun Oi L.LCJl4's
assassination upon tAe people ann government
oI die South-la CJnisdeIacy, thereby arulsl g
~ ih.G breasts uure!rntiIg N cruelty Nj pri5--
cution towards people vL.ul, M tagar aro-
gaucc they already look upon A5 suniaga-ai a-a1
a. their e.. They s,uiiiy ihrnsrivr- ay saying
ia the sama breath. thst III was q prgFll 1.-aI
thing. TO pt-Ysl. .a.t too gT.a. III. nency t.-
IS ar.s our people SO aicA Lincoln WAS ol tLe
point C. exercising, ana IcEirIug tLr PLuish-
mems o. ue4a1-, 5. -leu tl.-y reasonably ~. pct
al the hands OF johnson. Ia. Northern gt-. ..lt
is in great pat especially li-g-s.!ls upon ----
subject " llls- tn-y o-i-y JyAh E.ofFl, .E.g
attribute tAe 4,a.h 0i LiucJ.d 10 tAs Providence
u. ,hs almighty, choosing .Or his agsu. q Wild
ana Aali-'-cIueu--I a. to.. coming Ui a stock.
| EnctuEca with insanity, ANA Lt,ld by his Aa5..s
s.I say s..iat- enterprise. As W..i yNplcs..d
gy Tie Chicago .In's ''a--.y ln ol. case make
God oi AL assassin, ana ia the u.u,r al asi45-
I sll 0f God
Just here let Us rcTudiata On behalf az ,ha
people and BOve.EmcEt ol tLr south. J.l part
lot, or eouAeAICu wish thr assaas sualfJt4 made
ana attempted. Tic South IN lIrasl uI aI Ha-
lions from sGch cliu.ss, alA Hll people .n na
/ time lave ever IrsoItel tJ It- Hal ,AHy by.l
| 80 disposed. Butler would haF. la.t N-tr Dr-
4 ]. .r !. 10 .sspa s M HUH W
6y s..rcgssiu.!y Tos-ery- aIu Andy johnson,
! himself, Insulting ami crushing tle people yf
lis native : ale nom tHriT UcauiIul .AuilUI.
Uou.u have showed 10 the nriEAlOlill cung yiy.
lis cad % tLe -Ia..'.yr LEltui lt Ma-li. uu.
L-tiiA iI.s.Luate - hat he may ana us. Id .o
ilI mo 'le worst passions oi m. n gs hr is well
] u-.c,I.e1 10 10, he IS too wen acquainted with
tar -O-.LyTa people 10 O.I.ye ihat hag OF t.rsr
1 government ever compass, d. the L-a.E OF Linz
| coin, o. wished 1t, 10 nave ntn succeed Ha.
. tu"J bo,u capable oi such resorts, au their iu-
t-IDsts woUl- nave prompted tIlu 10 sustain
Idney.n ia Is place AS be was yroei4itD.u.-
! c.emsury, which Was lat melting tlr granite a.
| resistance, ana OH most pIOmm-Lt men were
. coming 20 eU4tcllpla.e with some tollTaull pa-
tIeLce the ;lea u reconstruction
But tL- decd Is cone, and we rsHun: if 7e
| would sLu. 0lI eyes 10 its consequence l!a.
iMinlry Go laatr .-t rs compare iHa spirit ut
Lincoln, which Was 80 lnIa -irg lH- t-4-l..f
and ll1OG-t-iTsiy Republicans. riah .l4. u.
johnson, who IJg' -ssANna tA- I.i -i.E- NrI ta.
wuol~ .ypuc.i.igal crew yHitHH W..l t.-auu.
ceal-u joy 20 tue heels ut ihlir chosen leader.
81 .ug ON. ib4t it is e P4uyl4r4ca uL Gr#. alt
hcAiAE ta,iT chops al anticipation M Hh. I.ast
oi D.ysa. Tiny tusAk thc SJIJA gyugu L ..nl
lot,,4less, ana themselves tlr inrhl.l- -n Isit.t
.. ile D-Ad prey u.t lion. sJ happily r-ml.,a
~ t-c u.-A oi t.HI.; because OF ,fvd love to
/ iI-ug, tins all-s.
Iu .ue las. public addf, 5 or 5Tr. Lincoln. IL
.t e H.r... "a. ...tg load f-= So
I.,ue, wi.. ci.@.ify tor all, with fuuu. IS j.. tas
.Al, as Coo xiv. us 10 s.e the right, l-t us
...lvy GA To finish the work wc ale Iu, tJ Lsa8
ag fSe nHt0Hs rounds. TO care l.r iiu vino
small have ucIuc tine Lst.le Hui for hi. widow
and orphans, 70 DO all whi-h may achieve. and
cherish JEst aud lzsli, + psac, among yuEse.ys
and al nations"
The sentiments OF lis inaugural aEaI,., ro
cciyel ltlls credit in the SOUTH butt hi- -uls--
quent acts were fast modifying the fierce anl
indOmitablr sli.it OF resistance. Lrt, iAe noble
and generous leader Of olr armies WAS inclined
to meet him mali way, anl many NJ our prouin-
ent and leading statesmen were entering uH ,he
work Of peace.
Hear now. in contrast, tho lat published
words OF johnson, before the death 0t lincoln
t eason is the highest Grim. known IN tLr
catalogue OF crimes and ior Him tiIat h. guilty
Ot ii-ior him that IS willing 10 iiI Ais imp.uus
hand sgsiust the authority Of the natftn-I
WY
What then does lie meant IOrturri
He proceeds. my notion then is thar treason
must be made odiOus, tha, traitors mus. be puu-
ishCd ana impoverished, their social power bro
ken, though tLcy must be made 10 feel the ueu-
atty OF their crimes. Hence say tEis-th, hal
ter to intelligent. influential traitors"
After the death OF Lincoln, as President Of
the United Stsl.s. he has made other speeches
which, though cio.Lcd in more tam nsora.e lam
guage, carry all tie conviction OF the Sam.
uureienting design. At 4 meeting Of citizens
Of Iowa, Gov. stone, speaking tor johnson.
with whoIu he had mad an intcryie,r. announced
| LLaf She latlsI said that while b. would dpgI
lcnicnt.y aI5 ldally with the rank and lile of
the armies and tire mass Mi the people of thr
South, regarding them merely as llo yic.im.
aud sufferers of the rebellion, hu naver.R Ie.5
wosld be careful not to pursue any policy witch
would prevent the Government from rts.ftHr
ylH.s.asc.t sx tts gVsHy, tle Cause gf hs ytJtl-
t.ou.' The same sentiments in different words
were uttered by Johnson LiIns al.. i'll : speech
10 he Illinois delegation.
1t is incredible tnai Tie Southern pconle. cr
tle.r rulers, should have been instrumental III
: re.aovinG ihe FIRST President for a contest Mia
the present one. 1t is noteworthy that We Ana
begun TO speak respectfully Of Lincoln of late.
Our most violent Journals Lad ceased to call
him ape"
Causes will work out their results by newt
able laws in spite Of thu will Of man The yio-
| lelIce Ot johnson VIII again consolidate the
| spirit of tie South, the late clemsncy Of Lin,
coin had begun to scatter and dissolve it, a. tn
fsunshine melts the storm clouds irio Thin
racks which float away and dissolve into tI4
oius firmamcnt, II JobusoH or the sav.-a
blood hounds of abolition, contemplate tltt tr1
mars o. the people, or the rank and tile of our
army, who have SO nobly and unweaIinaly
fought the battle Of cur liberty, will now cow
ardly yield, and secure their personal safety INV
delivering up his vengeance their sted ciril
and military leaders, whom they have chosen.
Ethcy ''reekon without their hostr ana arr
doomed 10 disappointment. Many blood :
{ lield lies yet between them and that
Let the people of the South be calm, resolutc
still and|couragecUs seeking their honor and
dignity, defending their cause unainchingly,
trusting to the right, and waiting what may
happen.
. I-1 The GwIN ScHEME.-The San
Francisco Democratic Press says that
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