The daily Chattanooga rebel. [volume] (Griffin, Ga.) 1864-1865, 1865-04-01


Au,i,..,y Johasen, the yiee Pfssiicn, -l.c,. nre.
senied himself drunk al ia. ,-r.ai inauguration
ceremony M the presence al liz LIsl exeea-
i've ami ;ndsial departments 81 ths fi,fveinant
the representatives, ,f The people tlie Scnai. over
which b. u to preside, - large coDcouisr al e:ii-
from, all parts Of The coati, aud s.l The lr-
eIgn dipiomatstS and VISITORS. Def,.T. th,riut-
posing cencourSr he beloved Tor bali an Latnr ii.,.
.,i'"iic habbe Of mind be>nited by fortnight, :
iebaucii. He bnastei himself I, sIrclea ,,.
the working at AsocrIcan institutions. nhiea
brought such he to thu second Isia..,
IN The Government. lie drs.:srd iis proncsi aer.
enl"iiy into The slough III i,i< Aegra,i;ssioI. anil
tanned IL TO shame aul modification
4 k@ cannot be covered NJ n t.iyati snli-a.-
ivy II ras exhibited before the world. sgc have
IN 'iisruss 4 a. pphiic cslsmify. and asna,isE
VI in-ssit and disgrace xhich demands 5-si;rf. Mr.
J@hns.n Should At once rea ~ p. i, ha- 20
" hnbareai. and in szhicl. he can never Dave the
r.SPeet Of ans AmsfieaH cili.sa and stsufd re,irr
10 private i.se whrre his W asiHs va Lefaa! a q
cue hst snss~iE Tie naii.n eas,na; sufsr Inc 81.
hon"f that man who waF inaugarafai drss=k.
who driveiin.i over lie Holy Book aSlie t9aE the
cath of Office, and halsei ihe .natisst n, tle eye,
Of the voEid should ser to f-sesslc over the Sen
ate and represent the second eyssstive Office Au,!
Il czanet aserS I" keep open the risk ef suck a,s
alternative in ease OF the death Instability OF he
President. l..
Mr. JoIaasas. "a ase .isHi,s, -shsh.sssss-ss
,elf hers asl ,hes tssiia -Sig.ss;s ,.
on !, hecsuse nc Thoughts it might he sn y aSsase
in the interval when b wss free frosi .,Gefii "a
ne ponid retain d.~en-y enosgb 10 seflz:s frSis
f7sissiajas hHs~lr fsr nabIic oecssiozf, - t---s.
We not inclined fslIfisf. fsr rs.tiisT Is,
any ref,reace "a Mr. sJohnson tstrins<, - =. ase,
he has exhibited lthe World his un;se.s s.,e his
present fsisfi"p. urn ~ has ;sb1rareI tie Disfi-
sati'.us If his e'sHtix. IL ib"uIi ;askNJt'S ss.
r-parafisn in be- pp1er.
Fr,.t.. ;ts4ancfsfi,..Ii tnlnuet sial
ThoS. ~l,s, !,.et incnr,i st, 10 ar, k,Ci,e
u aIas-Esaphie p'crr.s .: hn 3 '..s a,les,dart
upon fbe ia.tajlaiisg 81 siE. Isicel <5r IN SC
ontfter,n Ica'I,ii,iiY efs l.ssi 'Fissssas all
indecent rcss.idct I'll sss ioiis0f lnd ths. ~ nm
ti,a,iti. seinqsagses :'pe-eirnnaac I.s ham viz,
csli..i HF.H s. take i.sc osi II '-sce Tor the ssc,s.
l.a-.ion ~ the Eit nf III .TsltFiof Is..uT,t In
st..t II a fsr word- n1osleStiv Favit..E If char.
iv oi the cGate tssssaTsi at omission
coai.n'ssihii he pAgiii cnmElii IA presiding.
ther sIelii,statt.sss he tiSiT every oiewir.iil
th- r-Inyc "a has voice by~ In,r vulgar iliitetr
iias.ns sas Tor which he Womb have been hocie..
The stump by any respreanle nass meeting.
Drunkenness NAV i'- entered as plea ia s,tate
lI-ni Eini, for hc had been craz'l eth iii;,o.
tor -S..Tai ;,resetlin. ,iays, aud n. 'i fe
Senate chamber has franc shook .iti. fL iTrin,sI
= s-iai.ciI. de coriFsenccd = :. '>p--sfs with
people and tis, turning To NJ Cna-=. =. n. Yy.th
his associate of The SIp-~rcr bench. ss3.;,-t
on the right III The chair ipd out II - v,,.
al Ia supreme court that ~ year ifN comes
from the people Spt content with iiiI>
il remark the chief iuStc.. lac Seei.,t around
and addressing hinsril &C. ihe members 81 th'
ard aud tn,y Mr.. S,.crctar= stanton. ar! ou.
Nj Secretary -. Here M meIfiery failed
hi"'. ana be had to- ~ prompted L. i.- OF
tli- SecJefsTy OF the My, after ucl. "a. proceed
ct Il say 20 =na ri. Stat ynu get YOUR povcr
isnn. the people
EHf ssv.s this, hal II was Ils~ not the worst
IT. then addressed the t1fcs minister. who
seats-i frsJsF ufhi,n s4hre't " -aur. co-,sumr
Il say la sntl FoTcgH Ins1ss:srs ii;ni ar. pie,
1eIan, that vas taioI ssooE- Ib,.. he rii
pi his c1rSenc ant 81 iy ..lts ifa effect
Was yiSI,r ia c0ua:enance L WAS caFv -
see Aha; sy IN the al aence sScuafcrS Cab
iaet Minister'S. Snpresie CeHrt and ;i,!. flt tina,
they h:s,i been deeply inSute& b.. Mr. Johnson
effort tn sIay' the acpasague when hc caiirG
upon to act Che staiesuian
Mr.. Fornfy, whH was sitting neat iie Vice Pre-
iacnt elect tried in "a irsduce him ta take hi-
sent and whispered TO is'ni ts,st the time had
for ihe dissolution 81 the Thirty EiehiI,CungrsSs:
bal he would hear advice. He .pi on rri,.ai-
ing himself over and again the ueef .!
the powers Of the people. IL. language the most
the OCCASION aud The most 'lhierate
ever utiefets in the Sesatc. -
But the subject - aiy too S,ci cnin. 60 writ
about. Al have "a say about the inHn gufatinr
"a NAV he who controls the lives u u-,, ,,i.d Inc
desiIues of NATIONS preserve The i. of lbfal.i,
Lincoln and spare the country th' hnrniiinfinm IL
would be mad. "a feel in the contingency of An
drew yolnsnB's assumptions ri itIc reiiis ri Coy
srnnient.