The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-09-12
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II Is tho misfortune of mon who style
themselves Conservative johnson mon,
and who profess that they AFRO carrying
out tho policy of reconstruction and
cancellation that Mr.. Lincoln innugu-
rated, to be working III tho harness
Will! tho men who rGioiccd, oyer his as.
SOSSinNtiOn, and laughed while II nation
mournHd. THO ''irrcpr"ssihlo. inCnm-
parable, and admirable editor" of tito
In Cross Democrat, uS tho Louisville"
ODmyicr styles tho lirticSt political viii
lnin in Wisconsin, "iriCk' I0m0roy, il
now SlumNinE tho State OF indiana ia
behalf OF Andrew Johnson and the
Philadelphia Convention, under tho
auspices OF tho Democratic State Com
trial Committee, thus giving the SuIC-
ton of tho party, so fur AS il is repro
SrnIcd 10y tho Committees, to tho ntrO-
Ci0uS sentiments hO has published to
the world by tongue and pom. In his
paper, this Infamous creature says:
Eve dCprcCntC assassination, vet we
f6Ci Ia thank COT FOR calling LjWcohl
home, 'rhCrCUeT' that homo ntdy be : The
will Of God bU always done ON earth avs
II is in heaven. Not all tho cannon of
the world over sent an echo so far into
tho future as did til" report of II pistol
that fatal night i'll II Washington thea
tire, whCr" great mon wTr" players, and
nations were spectators.
Where is Lincoln, tho patron saint of
niEEHriSm, IrhO OIr,.S so much To John
Wilkes Booth. and who is VOL nigh
forgotten already, while hardly dozen
in I'll" land revere his memory?
Gone to pNrditiOn!"
And Of the officers and soldiers L the
Union army lie wrote:
mot II dog III tho land hut is better
than an nbOlitiunist; or Lincoln hjyc-
ling, VIII" was only brave when mob
hing tho uCicnSclCSS; or Il Lincoln MiCE
who went To war in order to SICnl from
private houses; or II Lincoln General,
who has commission given him to
steal SilV"r-wurC, cotton and mules on
shares; or Lincoln miniOm, who
cringed and stabbed innocence at the
nod of Stanton, or other tyrunt's
tool
Still later, and withiun very recent
period, he wrote:
t"littlo moro than II VCar ago, Saint No
stepped from the box OF u common
thcater To II prepared shrine. How had
hO won his place i'll tho abolition Cnlun-
dnr? lie found IL land ut peace; he
gave ii bloody war; hO scattered half
million graves all over the South, from
the Potomac To tho Gulf, from tho At
/ lantlC i'll the East beyond tho MiSSiS-
sippi i'll tho West; hc sent FREQ mon like
sheep To tho shNnblcS; lie crushed out
IL free press and free speech; he con-
vertrd the forts made for the peoples
defense into bastilcs and dungeons for
the peoples Cnslavcmcnt; lie abolished
tho Constitution and destroyed the
| Union, he converted tho temple of Lib
crty into II negro pot-hnuse-great God
what did ho not do? And lilo who
chooses His own agents, i'll His own
good time, permitted this dGSpot, drunk
en- with power, ut Ill" very pinnacle of
success, possessed of more than kingly
power, to pass from his palace to II the
alter on thut solemn Good Friday night
-nnd with IL smile upon his lips, called
there by the silly words OF II player,
through the medium of IL bullet from u
zcalOt's hand, God summoned Abra-
ham Lincoln before his great wIitu
! throne"
This is only surpassed by the CinCin-
natl EIiTmiTCI'S recent article on the
late President, whose policy, adopted
! by Andrew johnson as he insists, il
endorses and urges the people to ap-
/ prove at the ballOt-bOx. lrthr CunScr-
vntive Republicans sleep comfortably
under the same blanket with the Wis
c"nsin assassin, they must bclost to all
sense of dishonOr.