The Vicksburg weekly herald. [volume] (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1864-1867, 1866-06-02

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in FefeF hs isstes which arc
now en- phbIfas atiantiom Is
not, IaPpF misunderstood by
you. .dC N wiIlsay,iOn this
occasion gensEaf policy Of
the Preaas1t IA } efarence to the
houtlern Ss Hn lpeoplg PUUentIy
IN arms tie FedefAiu0Ynrn-
ment has aondedIfisel 10 my
d~elibegalel aagment 9h2 Cheers,
Ard Althon Ii has been, violaatlt.
sud ihesoHa lnatan6as Rlndibtiyek
assaulted, n ave6 c0ayicfo II that
iblwillIbe snalared D. The people
whentle be .HiloEed BASS
jadgInen4 fisuppOseHupH.
tlenlen, AQln on 81 AxpScEed-
Etaat e. the this gEeathwar,1
~ ghi blood had Been.
sled lave bright skies.
8sNt 2
questions wOald.
leTHent the dis
enasloh would arMkely to-
ilAt h pshake tom.
Ecentre % lferenoesabnk1f we
kaows alse n RAopfk hid not.
barn wAfsihgm ffevions eller-
Eency, and va 1adr00ufden6t that.
hey would Be pARaFed co. cope.
iRithy and a8eal0 satisfactorily any
gaesi fight aent--
ed. TApplanaa. % IL l1Gf t.1
tGuH 1hfhl faith r. F8frT with usirow.
We have filth % The people, and
ffnhinthas good iruyide nee. witch,
having led this Nation througA the
Red Sea4Of battle ID net likely to
desert il nog Tn; the dreadfA pas.
sage has been accomplished An
drew john un policy i, straight
forward, iptclfigible, and practica.
bic, and TIA hettsf policy can be
presented, one moferfn leons0nancB
with the priuripleS Of the Govern
ment, and better calculated. to- pre-
tscrve tliesHpreniaey ofthe Federal
authOrity, while ftlrehches not on
the reserved ans. legititimate rights
OF, the State more iWsb humane,
aRd better lifted to biGdi the people
Of this great count In d c6rbtion
brotherhood, at Ire same time 1t
places just eandeWnati0nqon tFea-
son, and wildcat the majesty, of
the law, If such a pllcy cad be pre-
seuted, thereis no man in the init
cd States who VIII more Willingly
embrace it than ARdy johnson.
Hearty cheers or
=" But until that better policy be
presented he hillAk he false 10 him
self, false TO ibis record, and must,
In fact, ceaset0 he Andrew johnson,
If he docs gOtadh6rstt 10 his, policy,
aud sink oTsWim withit. Cheers.
a. II ID pretty good evidence, after
ALL gentlemen, Of ti a0FrectneSs Of
his policy that Congress, after hay-
Ing beoh in session nea9iy six long,
weary months, has unable 10
present one whiel ean agree
upon as q substitute Cheers and
laughter.
1T was once said, l think, BY
John Randolph, that Of all thinkers,
th0 ! CONSTITUTION tiHkers were the
most TO he dibpised, n Cheers, | If
tho old man could rise from his
gIayOr what would he say OF the
present Congress, In which every
third man Of least Is d Constitution
tinker? (Cheers and Iaughter.l
But they are not wise enough to
amend that grand old inatrnment,
the work Of their fathers, Of the
0ppders ofthG Republic, the glory
6fthe United States and the adini-
ration of the world. tCheers,l
g Ny EelloW-citizens, there is but
one proposition that has boon pre-
sented, which stands eycn tho ghost
Of a chance Of acceptance BY the
people of the North, and that Is the
proposition basing representation
ORVOles, and whose fsultis itthat
that Is nOta part 81 che Constitution
to-day? mE .tsu' /.
." Why was II not subn. tted with
the amendment abOlishiag slavery {?
Whose fault was tlIat2 Wasit the
fault Of AndTew Johnson Fellow
citizens, | have only this tOisay, |
have desired aud Hoped for a cOn-
tinuanoe Of this ggeat Union party
with which lave ever been iaanli-
Ted /; but It It's leaders cali present
nothing hett0rtlIaA tire programme
Of tie Committee, lam greatly ap-
piehensiye that rs. days viii be
numbered. l trust, fellow citizens,
that this willHOt DO the case that
Twin discard lbs hostility and it,
attempt to continue alienation be-
tween the two seCGi0ns of Country.
aud that it will embrace these prin-
eipAls which look to harmony and
10 the ~rcstOrali.n 0f peace. If il
should do this II WIN stili" Continue
TO bp the great and controlling par
~ Of the country, and cover itself
JWitb ilaporisliable glory, 9Hhdoes
uGt It's days are Damhered, and the
epitaph that WIZ DO writteR will
be; ~ knew how to pfpsccHle the
war with vlgoE, bat II lacked The
wisdom To yaiIitselfto tho heneilt
Of victory Applause.l
REMARKS OF SECRETARY DENEIsoN.
Tie seFmading party next pro-
cecded 20 the residcnee Of PostmasI
ter General DennisOn, who spOkcas
follows: M
q Fellow Citi2ens-Wehay much
reason to fellcltate ourselves on the
general condition of the country, in
view of the pcrils through which
we have recently passed, and to
congratulate ourselves on the prom
iang FIXTURE that awaits us. It.is
true that tie restoration Of the
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