New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-29

thc North and President JOHNSON
Abuse Of the Latter-Gcncral Convic.
lions Of Vohn BmII-Iis Approximations
Canada md the Little BiIl for DnM-
ugcs-Inexpcdicncy Of Presenting IL
Bust Now-Anticipations Of Change
Of Policy in the United States Govern
u,ent-Mr. Bnrnes's Hill for the Exfcn'
siou Of the Frsnchise--M isce IIancous
TEENS.
IoSpoS. May II, 1865
You arc still paramount in our thoughts and
the subject Of general interest and conversation. In
the comparative dearth II English news We have fall
leisure TO devote ourselves 10 tie closing scenes of the
tremendous historical drama transporting Oh your
side u The Atlantic People turn 10 the American col
umu or the certain editorial comment thereon. first Of
NIL in their daily newspapers Great has been the
interest hitherto excited by the various phases Of the
mast war II Las eliminated toward its conclusion.
Greedy a. II pubic appetite II for "sensaton Incl
dents. it has been more than satisfied. The stimulus h
of the strongest and affects Ne like intellectual dram
drinking Every trans Atlantic telegram has afforded
& new excitement; every mail portenous head.
ing for posters; significant display of capitals
stock aud share brokers and that estlmabe class Of
Britons 10 are dependent fluctuations OF exchange
FOR their margins OF profit and loss. The terrible
individually o.hc episodes marking the last act Of the
Shareholders Rebellion has set all tongues talking.
Tie news Of the death of the wretched murderer
Booth, reached Us on Tuesday, the 9th. There had
been much the same curiosity expressed to the prob
abilities OF his capture escape which must have
existed in the United States with a thoroughly In.
gsh tendency the city proper to make bets As the
contingency. Also pretty general inclination To re-
gard he assassination merely the act of solitary
fanatic mailman acquirtng the Rebel leaders of any
completely. In this pnhic opinion sumpcd back into
it, old ignorant foolish assumption Of the "chivary
Of tho o.eny-a bastard belief begotten side Of
the water and adopted here; belief too which has
done signal mischief in hermetically sealing the
large cars OF John Bull to the peacd proofs OF South
en- barhrity with which the has been rife and In
inducing him TO credit tire mon trous lies end nsrcp
reservations Of Rebel manufacture palmod upon him
abou. cruelty. You Will observe that only ai'h
III friends OF TIE Daily Ncrs and star. Of all the
London press, deGuce effect from in this matter
while The awcabie TnE, III regTetting that tie miser
able assassin wasn't hanged iusnnntes that 10 the
North attaches the crimnalty Of his deed This mon
strOus accusation has been c1gery welcomed by our
dear fieDd the Tories and ulirasympaihzeis withthe
Rebellion who. ia their organ. TIE &1addrd ainuse
themselves by arraigning Andrew johnson. President
II the United States guilty 81 the murder Of Ab,a
ham Lincoln By this you may form faint idea ~
their baseness their evaporation. IAor imTotent mai
ice Nobody attaches the slightest importance TO the
aiFocious lie, iar ~ know only haze heard .sge
cackic abOnt the summary end OF Booth-" seems old
they should have shot hnn-looks II they didn't went
his confession and forth. Of course. II the villain
had survived to be- ired and hanged. aHd the national
excavation had expressed Itself as it ought and wotd
have done these same candid critics would have en-
pa,iated on Yaltce iuhumanty. They are like Jos
Miller, soldier when tied up for punishment-sisikc
high or low there ~ no pleasing them.
The words Of the orator whom l quoted in my lasi.
They take the dagger from the side Of Abraham Lin
coin plunge il into Andrew johnson" are too al.
ready fulfilled IN another The streams of ohio
quy abuse and slender which for nearly four years
asingy directed against our dead President
are now turned i've one. Mr.. Johnson is san
ruinary boar. renegade thirsiing iOr vengeance
and exiermination. ct cciera ct cctcrn. SIC the
ultra sympaihizcrs and Anglo.N ebel,. whose num.
hers are however. rapidly diminishing. Every
body knows that tr Rebel armies ara ,nnihi.
lated. the Cou.edcracy dcfurct. the war over
that large proportion or our cIow-creatarc. who are
comfortable ID, losing side. II true that
Tie Saadard set up ,csie yell Nh,n President John
repudiaed ihat extragrinlry treaty u Gen. Shr
mans ana predicted The uJcinite prolonging oi the
war in The shape oi guerrilla, and devastation but
alas the very next mail b,agh new. Of tlc surrender
Of Johnston to Glunt and on'y Mr.. Camps select
little crowd pay attention 10 "a, IL reputable Old crca
ls,.n H.. L..
solf 10 circumstance, lie Nil srnnt awhile. and pish
and pshu. by aiy of Showing that - isnt
1,a'eiy rony.nced-,ni that y0ur .ucc,ss doesn't iu
nacncc him-ol 10 ,--not % a. al presently dis.
cover that h. always thought ,ar 3,ld ainths, You
are his children. great people ard 81 thc VI IT,
see II he Doesn't
There is one tLing ihai trouble, itl. ih0usb How
about Csnnd, nnl ih- tsprs i,lun, of tho Alabama
Already Scciciai! ailitcl, announcement that 'lc
plot Tor .ac ss,assina.DD ~ A1roltn Lincoln Wisl
hnlchod 10 Canada Is ,snic,nty commented upon 81
likely 20 lend 10 frprsf. '-pecdls tbe event Of .nc
O tempting opportunity Iaoi cr border raid ,pDacn
ui - contemplated ~ ID" u-it.,' Robc1 Booth TOO,
s'- taken w.ih Canada money as pocket Yon So.
pscudn-aeuiri Erton, ave dol5, reason for dcny.
= The copl.icib .. the 5.ut. AID fastening III. crime
Dn al individual misefetu. Ancr.cnns. oog.lini NJ !
DE unNer-b ana honorable srnpi'hy p the colony 10
respect 10 our atilon,l calin..y sill hot De ..lry Ia
trouble Themselves ,niS head Tiey know thar what.
eyer difficulties Irisc between them ,,i their
Northern nci6hlcrs he LA is sufficient 20 rcaedy Br
Joha Euu. with the ntolt s,si lcoa of .edera A..
sIc,s!on IN him. Il li.tru,ti AID .1r eneuic. Anrp
,lfuliy ch ms ippr,lea'iou.. This question is how
secondary I'd" the ioss.uir pre,attiom of little
International 0l if the damage elected ~ the Ala.
lliEa and ccmpdny
II y cnrr'niy iepofiel anG. llus. general, d.
irSed here, that President John,ons policy 'or,d
his country Will not be marked D., that wise patience