The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-09-26
THESE EXTRACTS
my Policy" in 1894 and 1865.
Andrew johnson on Treason.

"TrNasNn arnin>t the Government Is the
highest crime shat can I've CnnnitttNl, and
Ih,S,s enEAEtsi in II should suffer alt Its penal
ties Traitor must not only Il" PunlShyl but
their S.N'sal power must hC destroyed. II not
they maintain an RSCNrndAnCE, ara may
again tsNNNln" humorous enough for tTClASOn to
ls~NNgue TV~IsCS'tahlc-
A%pNEW JOHNSON rANORS CONVERSATION.
'.TGV,A>On must lr made ~ GUS and traitors
must ~ punished ami Impoverished. Their
Gr,sNt plantations mn Ike seized and div IdtSl
into small farms, Au, sold to honest, indus
JTtOuS men.
ASpEEw JOHNssoS Oh IECoSSrRUCrIo%.
la calling n convention to rStorS tho
state. who shall pNSiOr0 and rVA-RSIAhltSh Il ="
shall the man who gave his intiuenSO and
his means To destroy the Governments Is the
tN participate IN the great work NJ rtOrSNnl.
EAuNuS shall he WIN brought this misery
uINnn the state I've permitted to EHntr'l its
dI~ttunNF II this Uss 81. then all this precious
blood NJ our brave soldiers aud officers ~
tss.-.ly ,lSurs-l aut Iril have been WAmtonly
spilled, all the glorious victories Won by our
uuolc Armies will SN tor uAuHht, AMI all the
ONtItS-ticldS which have Hteu SOWn with dead
hrPNSS during the TVlClitNn Will have been
made memorial ia vain. Why all this car
nAEc and dCNRStaiiOuS II was that treason
Thrrsiorc say that traitors shall take n back
sEat IN the work 81 restoration"
ANDREW JOHNSON IN FAVOR OF DISTRA%-
CAlSlNG TRAITORS.
Il say tina, the traitor has ceased to he
CITIZEN and In l"tninE the rebellion has be-
CNNur y public enemy. He forfeited his right
To- Vote with lONNl men when he rVsnuunCSSi
his citizenship and sought tO destroy our Cow
eTnmcut. We SAY tO tue most honest aud
industrious foreigner who comes from Eng
land and Germany Ia dwell among us, and
To add tO the wealth Of the country. Before
you can Il. u citizen You must stay here for
uNe years II we are - cautious about for
StEnerS, who voluntarily rtuouncS their
homes to 1--we with uS. what should We say to
the traitor who, although torn and rearENd
among US, has rltStNi a lcIrictdal hand against
the Government which always protected
hims Ny Judgment Is that ne should be
subjected TO a severn ordeal before he Is re-
StoEEI to cltiEenShtp-
ANDREW JOHNSON IN FAVOR OF NEGRO
SUFFRAGE
ENECUTIvE OFFICE
W NSHINGToN. II. L., Aug. IL, GS
Coz ". l. SA.TrSry, Jackson, Nus:
u AM SClIired IL see that YOU have organ
iEs,! your Convention without difficulty.
hope that without delay your Convention
WltI amend your state constitution, abOl-
iShiuS slavery and denying to all iu-
Iure legislatures the power tO ls4SiSlats that
there u property in man; also that they
Wall adopt ilit. amendment la the CouStltu-
ttOn 81 THE Cutttd STATES AhOll>hinE slavery
II ylt Crl'93d cZsrr'i ne rcfiCV fT1nchLsr 90 alt
FrssHS q COLON tfs1 Qua rr'Id ne Constellation
a M GATED &sSIirS AyftsA C,id trrIts their
'a.Ifses. a'li 20 al INsrs1ILs ~ c'ns"r VIII" own
retgi fS!ig IyI!tgti q; Ho{ lEHS than ftCo hHHdTCd
ard 7'rg tll1sI.s. a'lf pay tLEeS thcrEu'l, you
tC1-d tIH tEInIfSs tie cSArT SfrHsX tCiti fol-
lclr- Tui> Sou can do with perfect safety. and
You thus place the southern States, in refer
ems. 10 free persons OF color, upon the same
your convention will do this. and, a. n con-
sequence. the Radicals, who are wild upon
negro franchise, will II. completely iuiled in
thr-T attempt 10 Keep the southern states
from Tt.Uevrin: their relations TO the Union
hy not accepting their Senators and Repre-
SenlAt!Ve~>
t>ISuSNI ASpEEw JOHNSON,
President a.! the United States.
ANDREW JOHNSON JUDG ED BY HIMSELF:
Whenever YOU hud q man anywhere
prattinS about the Constitution OF the United
States. SIso; him: he's u traitor. "-Anfrrtc
Jos ts4is CGrnpufya Speech tIg Su5hrJLlc Srrl-