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proval. j, could but b. radically wrong
and would fail to secure that harmony
which should characterize National unity.
1t is amusing. however, TO witness the ae-
ony Of these discordant elements. now that
influence for danger is past. Extreme
meets extreme, in a cordial, loving en-
brace, and tho anomaly of an affinity be-
tween oil and water most wonderfully ex.
hibited. No more are Copperheads com.
PEELED to sing the dirge Of " Constitutional
Liberty" alone. but are joined in full re-
frain by the throng OF dictators, who ex-
pected the President to yield submissive
acquiescence to their imperious demands.
But they we're mistaken in the man, and
he now receives the venom of their wrath,
and the enemy the hand Of friendly CO.
operation.
So ably is this subject treated by wri-
ter in the Sacramento Bee, Of recent date,
that we copy the following article entire.
and commend it to the attention of all con-
sistent loyal men:
Andrew johnson has, without attaining
remarkable longevity. succeeded in out
living the brief liking of the rabid and
radical politicians of the Fanneil Hall
school. Because he was fearless. out
spoken denouncer of negro slavery, the
Gerrit Smith faction thought he of course
must be one Of their stripe, and they con-
fidentiy claimed him as a coadjutor Of
Wendell Phillips, Lloyd Garrison, Abby
Kelly Foster and Amelia b. Bloomer, etc.
Because he did not, Immediately upon his
accession to the Presidency, make each
ofthe above leaders of the whahgdoodle
element Cabinet officer. and cring and
bow as lowly to the radical abolitionists
as the embecil old Buchanan did to the
insulting my.midons of slavery, they
charge him with "Tyler-izing" himself,
and trucking to the slave p.~er. Was
there ever such ridiculous charged
Andrew Johnson's amnesty proclamation
was a remarkable document. The day of
its issuance was an era in the history. not
of the nation alone, but of the world. A
poor mans son, himself tailor by trade.
of class of people oppressed by slave
power and contemptuously alluded to as
"poor white trash," seated on tho curule
chair of the greatest nation of earth. die
tating terms Of submission and obedience
to the very class that had grown rich and
insolent to such as him. 1t was no proc
lamation; it was a metamorphosis Of the
face Of the universe. Empires quaked.
and thrones that dated their antiquity far
beyond the dominant years Of Tudor or
Bourbon, were shaken to the lowest foun-
dation. Had liberty lain dormant till now,
and wera these throes of tottrring empire
the shocks Of the awakening giant yawn.
ings and stretching his limbs for race
about the earthl Was Democracy pre-
pairing to trample down royalty in Europe
- it had crushed beneath its heal the
shadow Of monarchy in Amerieai Ter
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vers crowns
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