New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-06

results Of the victory over treason shall be abandoned
Patriots been shed in The nation responded the
hnd With bayone and bullet went forth and conqns5el WIN
low aud go forth viih the ballot ana afelA h ~
victorious The same batho is srA EaSns Da,
transferred 70 another hrn 1he saLs Si'aes,s "a
nither side ore ~ the strife Then aiTayed against US
Rebels in arms. Copperheaas eghspl4s N.a 5ors
Enisht Of Golden Circle aad Sons Of Liberty the machna
hons Of arch traitors and crowned heaos an these arr
against Us today Ther with Us were the stout arms ana
brave hearts OF army OF soldiers TIC e1ra OF mOhs
~ home the prasef ~ ever! le lt 80 i'1 to
ever tongue color ana naioAA An these ales ana Lo5
Snnuencee with t0dny except the few who IooAing
nnoe with those they lately despsed But beye nov N
Shcy bad not iheahe glowing memories and osoeaoa OF
i1g by onr side are the spirits of the grand army
Of patriot uariyrs Of Lyon keurney Reynolds SeGeNeA
pnd Mcpherson ana last though not Least our S"h
Madsworlh-ohershed in fe lis memory vii be green i0I
everthe thousands who le into honoIed thoueh unkOT
graves In the sWamps OF the Peninsula the t1kes o. te
Wilderness the field Of Getty sburg omong me cols ~
Lookout Mountain Of Vicksburg ard Port Hadson OF to
waters that swallowing up the gallant crew me yum
bsrand with the Gag OF Their country hIing above men
toSs-c5 starved and M Irdsred flesh ct Belle Isle Libby
Salisbury and Ande1sonyle tae spr b oG ~ living were
t5a friends 81 his asssssins the vilIfers OF whose
memoy when ,e a,eS board and rejoicing il the
a,oosge o man who has betrayed the trust Of conhdng
seope How then can the dead body OF rebellion though
IiRnizsd fT ,re ard Into s veins be infused few
drops Of 10y atty prevail against ne nge ISSUE eut P ~ ny
president Of the United States beioie the people sha ihe
states lately in rebellion be immediately restored 20 those
rights fortified BY Or shall they Sa un the re-
suits achieved BY blood N the ed shall be nmy ana Ioe'cI
secured by constitutional Acknowledgment Johnson ma!
cal Constitution tinkers Does he not remember that
re nknr Of the little bell by ard which consigned to
F9 L2fayette northern traitors without lal B Ja1 % O
eft of eTgy every act OF Congress 20 Tse or an army
ras prurOunced unconstitutional, James BnehahAh pro
uoune not only Secession but s coercion or suppression m
constitutional Let run no such hazard Gga 3at 81
deeply the foundations Of the public the lessons OF tS
Ua ha in the future fat aha understand them
President johnson. in bis pilgrimage osensog 70 i} ho
CORNERSTONE OF monument 10 one OF the statesmen o. he
the great heroes Of army and create enthusiasm
pyDg the demagogue BY pretending 70 be one o. TIE uos
emseyes bv withdrawing their control the settlement
Of the great before the country giving the only choice
Orleans he allows worst creatures Of Rebellion 70 sup
press what DO calls usurpaon although II be only on
he mslgnity OF his every speech clearly iadces ne
purpose 70 aiteaP, t me @ r sIect one in opposon
\. his poev II Is well we should the dangers around
FORM no uncertain sound lie brands indie
Sendent press corrupt moTeennry aud suDsS1e Dase
cy Who hut he In tins land has power to subside the
bress and who before he used so baey and
While denouncing Congress what Is called OF claims 70 p
eongres banging the verge Of the Government door ne
orgot vote alone made lin Saa'
HE Southern States bad 30 voice IN BIS eccuon '4s C
press the merit Il not having betrayed t9a por
lion Of the people yhch elected ~ S2nglSss anu slg
fine should eKacted from Rebels BE processes si devo
Ion to the Baltimore platform q 1864 which pledges assistance
10 the Government IN tringlaG 70 we pansh1eA1 uv .
srmesthe Rebels aud traitors eTrayed asais ~ N
Sntited immediate resioraiion DO SAID u N canns
poHventon to restore the Si9to Eto sns ssOS SHa
DESTROY the Government Is he TO participate 10 me Eea
Ssok cf Shall be who brought this misery upon
Inc state De permitted coatr1 its denics Ii this be So
then all precious blood Of our brave soldiers ana ohees
viii have been wantonly spilled oil the glorious ycto,
ries Wou by our noble armies go for naughi, and
All The battle-Relds which have been soWn
with decd heroes during the Rebellion will have been made
memorable In vain Therefore say traitors should take
back seat in the work Of restoration. He forfeited his right TO
vote with loyal men when be rsn0uneed MS Citizenship any
sought 10 destroy Government Traitors must DC punished
and their plantations must be seized al
divided into small FERNS, ard sold 20 honest me-
Loyal men whether white black shond alone control Der
dssnes. Tbas Andrew johnson taughLno Eot laaga ou
schoed the sentiment OF the Amecsn people suy
deep and strong IN The loyal heart as NheI ne ye
n uttsranoe Is Congress usurpaon the people traitors
and rebels the press mercenafy. e9fluPl ana SUSIE
cause cy believe he spoke the truth IN eo seven umes ia
1855 proclaimed through MS Secretary O tae as ne au 90
sooth Carolina; The Presde1 considers the acceptance OF
the amendment by South Carolina as 20
Uaon" Yet when Congress chooses 70 consider II is
branded usurpaton, ITS memoefs as TRAITORS ..
In his rst Message to Congress be SAID wss not too mach
10 ask, in the name OF lbe whole people La ec ~ 1
end the two branches Of the National Legislature g'e &
sencss and hedges OF their loyalty DID be consider al po
e h restored 10 the States when the Rebel armies sur
rendered Each had Governor and oteer officers sels
tbem aside and appoints Military Governors for the war
held and directs wherein Constitutions sha DC amebseu Inc
states then supreme they had 1oi the Po@s TO de-
mand medate representation then was bod enough
10 ask az did johnson In NeWHOrk WIZ he sn0mii OF VIII
Mt RayEond was theIo to say: The 100000 Americans
who live il the South would DO 1woIt9y citizens OF Ae
country degenerate Of heroic ancestry II they
ronld accept with uncomplainiog subnssiFeness NE
humliations thus sought 70 be imposed upon item
10 Philadelphia Convention then 70 appana ane no 'iy
1ohneon to demand second reading On MOI Inc pre-
ia ~ M 20 a, hat rero Suffrage was allowed in Missis.
sppi johnson believed then, Saward screwed e iIa inc
Rebels had lost political Tehs which could only be restored
by tho appreciation Of Congress for in Juy -5 johnson
wrote 70 Sharkcy II must however be dsiiucg UNDER
vii be subject to the viii Of Congress- And in SEPTEMBER
1855 Governor Marvin be says Ihe OoYfnreh OF me
eorgsnzed and basis Of that organization viii be subject
the decision Of Congress FOR believing JolHson was
threatened on the other end the line Ia Stewards revea
tou OF Cabinet secrets New York arr told hpplny
vas dlspessi of-s question which demanded some;
hing Of confederation from 5ass ss0i w'H f ri
peAking Of the accession Of the new Presdenihe says Like
prucat man waited mill who came from the Northern
states and tie Republican party had strength and health
snOneh into his councils and DO says 70 ne mere
Smy programme upon which propose 20 admit The southern
rave this my hand and ia that would stand ~ hat
ind stand by him Was thst all ii These two men slon,
decide and determine the fuae destnes FOR veal OF woe d
his great Republic Seward johnson BIZ hand II was
well that 10 this betrayal Of THEN trust, they should bind thus
ToseT one 10 the other al his declarations and acts be
pcOgnzed the doctrine assured by Congress thas
Ou be demanded Because twice he vetoed be fTeedmehs
Bureau b he says twice refused the kngy crown 4et
10 became usurPcr N the attempt 70 i iSnn
dictator in endeavoring 70 force tho sentiment Of
he loyal nation. by charges loi treason ana TeOeAon'
saws because States not admitted 10 Mme
ae representation VIII he claim that the sane States we're
the Union during the four yeals o. war Yet thcy we're
All that time without representation BE would seem 70 con-
der them In bis speech al New Ork Tic says;
10 not want them back into the Union dsgraced and
IegTaded The who plotted this rebellion who murdered
quarter OF million OF cnirymen daped our hearth
ones In mourning and s the land with ear and signs
and Croaps who Pillow and Wagner created barbar
ties dszraeeful even savage warfe' the bases criminal
the worlds catalogue Of crime johnson would not degrade
" Disgrace" Let him 90 the grayha man leaning on
bs staff and mother bowed with grief FOR the hrst
borp who will not come back again. TO the widowed
mother who feels her sacrifice her children cry ior
bread; 10 the MINED and crippled soldier; let h.m
10 the little hocks every battlefield VI the Souih
~ the thirteen thousand graves al Andersonvile. Let
him stand by the death bed OF DOse and Horton, victims
Of