Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-03-02

having faith in God, they also propose &c
keep their power dry sud shcy cannot be
convinced that they do not do night TO guard
with jealous care the o6.cc,s gained BY such
tremendous cost in blood and treasure.
Mr.. Johnson tells lis friends that hc has
no intention Of going outside Of the Union
organization. Many lesding men ana jour
mails Of the party while not fully approving
the veto, still put full trust in his honesty
and substantial Truth TO the principles Of
freedom and true Rcpuhlicauism It i,
when we think Of it, hard b see bow be can
go hack On al his public pledges aud pro-
fessions, and throw himself into the hands
of tie men, vho for four or FIVE years have
heaped obloquy and insult upon him, and
who now, If they could gain possession Of
him would only use him Cor n time and thcn
throw him asay like sucked orange
The democrats may yet find that they
are reckoning without their host. Lit
us wait and see what we shall sc5; above
al l.. ,,.o ,-.,. T-,;o, ,,.,, ~, n. C.,,,ry
"'' ''' '''' u '-' -''''' ''' -
still stand shoulder to shou der. refusing to
be divided, and remembering that in union
Is thsir strength
THE JoHSs5N MrE1lS. ~ NV loFS-
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to=u-taln tie fftsIlcnt, 10 y. /. lHut-i1F
cvrnir,, at.r,srr o., l.i,,. i..u Ii,..H,ir. II
var '''''N y d" ''i''.'7 anu u -i''s
indie mirl',iy ,.eioi lu-utu,c vas
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outside. Secretary seward WAS am'Hg The
sneaker. Il. FULLY sustained President
'''''7'n' ana arsIei 'Da' no 9'A'' can "e
kept in o tsrril9r. d cHn1 ION Iu t.c juipn ;
that ,re S-,t... ,rii..I. .- I'm tho I-,,-.., ,.--
hot Keep any o.'.rs ilti are 'iisi'' from
coming in. lie sand
Congress is h4rrI7l.y lisirc.nel O. this cz-
pertinent Il uesitstei about Mich .eu and .
Missouri Il rgelei aai staggered before Texas
and California. aud it c1avu's-l the nation in .
res sting Kansas; Yet they ar, all IN the Union;
all now loyal, sud most of them cheerful and /
happy.
Iappreheui ~ serious difficulty or calamity.
There can be ra slc,essfu' rr cess ier ,ls re-
t.rafiou Of ,de Uuo1 suI harmony among 'he
States, except TIE ore with which the Pges lent
has avonei himself sat sfei. The Pres. lent j.
in harmony With ND tie States That were fu re-
helon. Every Ezecaif,e department and the
JuiieIsl department are r. operation. er are
rapidly resImir- ta, exercise ~ .,r fiuct'
L yal reprrs,utauTes more ... Jess fr.u tl.=a
States are low sian ling 80 tie I..i- u. Com
Zress sLi have been standing -t-.r fr three
months past. asking 90 be alurf.I 90 seals
y While Congress pass-s law af.- r. .Li iu-
? SIS burden after tarisu, tal l4.g r,r ig'y.
npon the states which thus. ca.ast their er-
ns,'ly e1 iIes'ei desire '7s iti' without Feli'
For s8y practical purposes ,b. rsa,i'i,n will
n lAN come 20 an egi. IF rae fr' S4iri' 'r Con
4 n,,iSD m,
Now suppose this a-ualaesla, 20 he usl-
= ,T.,. iy So, - , am ,.- .l ~ '''-
nen'' Bareaa B.. ,.utaurl by virtue Of tAe
..''''.. ssi 20 l's''',.l "a " & 'ae -'' q, 1''-' ~ 81
AVE Lsen iaaI,. Thu. the Fre,im,u's Base,u
.u.i ID, continue h5 ,.e .r=.aal limitation uani
n n TIi.b Viz - S-,sg r. - .nl7i II C.arre..
hou.d su ind u necessary 90 Trolaa- i's eT- 9
HaH 90 .H o.. 20 O.