Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-05-01

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surrandor ,run o Yot he remained wise and
Tmndost n;v;ng oil the glory to Cod and "m nnr
Arn,T onSd NaSzv
TrieS hv c;v;i affairs which vonId have
taxed thc mowers and tested tbe virtue of
.Teffarson' Hamilton and WashinSton he adj
m;nisterpd them so wisely and well that
q aftar three years M man was fonnd to taile
his Mace. He was reelected and the har9
vest Of success came in so grandly. that he
MIGHT have said: aNow. Lord. leftest tbon
thv servant denort m peace for mine ewes
have seen tbv SALVATION Vet he was free
from wsalxness or vanity. - r.
Thrs aid ho evh;h;t IN occasion In due|
nronortion and harmonious action. those
cardinal virtnes. the trinity of true great
ressMcourage, wisdom and goodness
Goodness to love the RIGHT. wisdom TO know
fhe r;ght and conraSe In do the rioht
fried by these tests and bv the toncb. .stonrI
Of success he was tbe greatest of livinol
mon o'
He stood IN tho eumm;t b;a brow batbed
IN tbe heao,s of tba RISING snn of Peace
an oina in his heart the angelic song M
IGfory to God in the highest. neace on earth.
dood will tn mani -
aWith malice to none. with charity for
Al - he had forgiven the neople ofthe South.
Snd might have forgotten their Ieaders-
cnverinS with the broad mantle ot his char
itv their multitude of sins. - - - /
l'Rnt he is- -slain-sIain by slavery. That.
fend incarnate did fine deed. Reaten in
hattie. the leaders souoht to save slavery bv
ef~eSASl VIZ "SNO. SNN'S~s -
their destrnction.
'i'1 ahrohono uI I iuno,n wos tho nersonit,cat;on
of Mercv Andrew Johnson Ia the nersI,n-I
ification of Justice.
They have murdered Mercv. and JusticeI
rules slone-and the neople. with one voice.
nrav IN Heaven that instice NAV he done
The mere momentum of our victorious ar-|
mics will crush every rebel In arms, and|
then NAV our ewes behold the majesty Ofj
the law. They have annealed tn the sword. 4
-itthev were fried hv the laws of war. their
horba ron. grimes against humanity wonid]
doom them to death
The blood Of thousands of murdered pris-
oners cries tn heaven. The shades of sixty
two thousand starved soldiers rise nm inI
Indictment AGAINST them: The bodv Of theI
murdered President condemns them. Some
Janrecote vangeance There Ia No room forl
vepoeance here. Long before Justice cam
boue har narfact worF the material win beI
aShonSted anJ tbe record closed
some wonder % I wbv % the Somth killed ber|
host friend Abraham Lincoln was the trneI
triend If the neonle of the South. forhe wasl
their friend as .Iesms Il tbe friend of sinners
2readv to save when thew renent. He was
NOT the friend Of rebellion of treason of|
slayerv--he was their holdest and strongestl
foe and tberefore thev slew himThnf i,,|
his death thew die-the neonle have indSed|
them, and thew stand convicted, smitten|