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xTAddress CHICAGO TRIBUNE" Chicago. m
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY ., 1858.
ThE PRESIDENT sELP-IMPEAcH-
ED.
Every thoughtful reader Of the Prcsi-
dents veto message will be struck with
the unfortunate munner In which the
general principles and glitterine gru-
crallties which he introduces into It,
aud uany Of which arc sufficiently sound
In themselves, do when applied to au
The facts, completely oycrtuu his own POSI-
ton. II there were In tho entire united
States none but white men, If in the Southern
States the negroes be regarded rs cattle, aud
thc white people OF the South Us the only
class whose rights or interests tho President
Is bound 10 respect, aud II the Frccdmcn's
Bureau were bill for the protection Of this su-
perior breed Of cattle, the Presidents reason
ing 1hrouehou1 "oaio pe oenoesaue, Fcpuo-
l!cah. founo ana "ise "ay shouio paft1c-
ula1 courts oe ahsnts"eo iof tne pto1eeaoh OF
'ca'.lc Ac tney no. sa.e ne'ote courts
ana 3ns'es CONSISTING en''se's o. eattae-o"n.
e1s, H'e1e@tea - o"nae .".1 ~ 'us "eua<c o.
lae't properly NY 4am'et Will tae
oou'lo'nc'o "ooo' -.., s"eu " tte' Law
tnes ho1 s1gn. 70 ~ WILL tneas Own as tney
cnoose ea.'is onleau ~ ue'et eonte"'
paeleo =. ths l5lls,sas " tae Ioss.aAa',on' 10
- "ou'u ueu!'o :. ''Aet ts1es ss1 ' .us eA..ie
ase no' "oseu ~ ~ 1uaouosey ~. ,!,s ea'l1e
suou'a ~ L'o1set.4' oua tu'' e4.ua'e " pio-
sce'eo " sne c@s.,e-o"ne1s' eale1e a1e ~ oe-
mano y, ,ne Souto auo laose VINO neeo .oeiF
lat'or Will ne "ise enough mol 10 Aurt thcm.
"hy prevent 1he southern people from being
Represented III your ses1s4atufe because you
say thes misuse 1nese ca't'e. 30 muen ihe
nlo'e sioulo 1nes w 'eP!'st"'eo 70 1aat 'aey
may icPel your lalse ehalse against aheia.
aon have II" f'eht 10 icsislatc 1or the south
en- people about thc'r cattac mill the south
cru people arc represented LUIS IS snnstan'
1la4lF Mt. 'ohnsons argument, except that
ne SPEAKS o! nee1oes 'nsteau o. Cattle. But
the lone l. Inc same anu no1nhE ran account
1or INC marvellous manner In Which he up
scts us position Dy us assertions OF general
principle" relative TO military government,
the right Of the whole people to representa-
tlon, ana 10 lr1al by 1nry, except Inc "e1l
known iact thal WIN ahe instincts OF SLAVE
no'siet 'I.'luehl =, souusou as.ef, u a.lcfing
oe'aoc''." l@luctl'es' o"s Liz te1uolesa con'
ssia'on tAas i1cy WY n'o:s 'aslhoe nesso
tiau uotse' III" f.essasul eoo'a nut oa.e
argued III Als messase LII tae manner he dla,
upon general pslnc1p'es, "a'cn, Inc negro,
~ teeaseeo @s 9tAshs TIP up Ms assSaincn@
III every s1el'' uut Tue negro NC looked up
on as oenst Of onfoc1, arc souno anu stAtes-
mauii6c, were 1t not that johnson himself
LOOKS upon tncn OF color as species OF
ealte.
FOR instance. the President argues that the
Frccomen's buFeap Will establish military
JuFtso1ci'ou throngnout the South, and fears
that outfa!cs and injustice VIII be done by
As ou'eels ~ tne "Hlca> or Us Ae expresses
II, "thc people," Butahe sees no militarysjur-
is1irf1on in thr orpnn,,a4iou 1,r nv canne.1
1,,,..,,a...u. - r.ss,-s,,,..s rus~.->,,.
.1;Snr1n ~ ,7.o1s ~ ~ ,-a..- e - ~
hor. While 9oorin, - ~. Eade-s, nn,sasas III ~
s.cs m r,,1tta,, ;,,,;sa;c.,an ~ ~ ~ ~ % 49, ~
,,on ..in o,.o-,. oa,,at,, a,a ,as,,, - A..
southn Of hands NJ sto.c ,n,,i,;, ~ rao,,,s.
t,rs N ..tanD ,hs ,,...-,os aa,..,.,, .,s -.
serve order.
60 ne tnslses 1Aht 1Ae people {. c. the whites
Of the South must lie fried by a ;ttrr of tlbair
peers ia racc and color, but Ie sees no nsees.
silly thai tie colorcd people, though half as
numerous Throughout the South as the whites,
and in some States twice as numerous, should
be tried by Jury OF their peers In race and
cGlor. The lash or the bullet at the hands ol
Land of "rc:@u1atoEs " is good enough fol
ibcm-they being not s'pcople'' hut cattle.
Agrin, the President insists that the Con,
stitution impcratively declares that every
s1Atc shall be entitled to at least one Repre-
sentative. Apd therefore demands that the
Rrpncscntatiyes of The "pnckefn s.ates nj
=, 80, ~, W
tho ,ou'n enaii "e ao4uttea' oa. nc ooes not
s.s,A -. 49, evaes'su1'.p .wpe,Au'els
u...aeo .AA. ~, ssou pessntat4'e ss'a.. oc
S"oSe" y W. P.vp1e " sa'u s.ate'
tS.', 80. y. GU. poiI ~ eas eou,oen etaees
cl,oos,nr said renrcsentaffre hv a Drcc1svns
tim s;rned nv he pres;1tnt b,1rsc,f and +,st
copseaucnt,y by Ills own act the so.ealled rcn.
rc.eu,atiyc Is inadmtasIb1c without n r,o,otfa,
" Of thu Constitution.
lie cla;.ns that.
.>o ,,.,a st,ho,o ,,s c,,,.c,t x.,,, ~ s.,.t-,,
~, Il, De,o HHnout A. - t1t s!taA cT ~ ueps7seG
~, &c ~. ~ ~ - H. s =.
SEA Mae stoa,. - - rses,at - o @ ~ aoesSI @ " us
vas tontumscinn,jy enss,Tss in thc rehafnna
T,c Int ,,v no,,,. of ,a,sor,no ~ ,..o
g;,i,out its cons.n, sbon,d h. dsrs,,aS ed - - t. :,
coua, ,,,,frr,.c ns mr., IF Tho ,,,o.,1o Ava ~ =