Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-04-06

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Entertainin, these sentiments f. only remain.
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with any measure that may be necessary for the
preservation Of the civil rights Of the freedmen,
a. wen as those OF all other classes OF persons
Do ',', 'v Dr i,,,,u ;.ro,;.i ..''s '',l
with the provisions Of the Federal Constitution.
that INV IN conserny I tbs XIX m and ioiot r@sorgos 1
fort y-two in number that nave been thus far sub
m'tied Tor my approval, am compelled to with
i'',l ~! a'sel1 rom ssgo'u ll5l'lfe ,iial ls re-
AVDRFW JOHNSON
WAsH1NGroN, d. c.. March y, 1866.
Mr.. SrooKroN has been ousted from the SEN
ate. See congressional proceedings
o-a 81, ,r-, zee.
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'o,'',,,,'''o,e's' 'n "'''" we nl'u ''s io''o"'ng
A., He Ilss'l5n' As'urgu uns otler parry tla5
6e nr.n,ra5 ~ f,- .. ro,s..r lo,l',sJ vi,b tba
Fxscpfiye TO exerri.o 'iiberality His mower ii
limited by the Con ttntion And when peace
should be made. Congress must necessarily act IN
reqard TO appropriations of money ahd to the at
@''sslo" - repreSs''af''e' FROM fHe '"s1''Teo-
iio,'''n' 'oHisou mas oeeh soou executor OF
'lr' Lincoln so lar as pardon'ng rebels Is con-
cerned. Why cannot be carry out the whole pro-
gramme, by telling the insurrectionary states to
wait until Congress Is prepared TO let them IN ?
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committee sent 70 gel PRESIDENT 1ohnsoh 70 en-
aorse the eopperhead candidate Tor Governor
made the following report. which shows Gt 1t be
true) that the President discards all Union men
who do not support his policy. To be consistent,
he must take TO his bosom all rebels and copper
heads who agree with him and to lust that he
will come If be keens on little longer Nv that
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we were mere 10 say TO 'ne rtss1ueh'
'NS' eu's'lous nAu oeen nlA1e oy 'n7
''u cans 10 'NIs o'a'e 1nA- ne was P'a'" 80
'ne e'ec' ION oi james T.. has"sh' 'eau
70 MN ths statement oi MI owen ana ht'
O''s"o.u' ma mas aPpeA'eu III 'ue puo''o
p"A's, 10 "H'ou 'uey s'A'e' lh suos." '-''
.Ne reS'ueu' oesteu Whatever oA'"e' ne
'ousnl' 10 nsh' "'tu'h 'ns union party ne
s"lI' i. Is true / s.@'sI nA'' ouI "heh
sa'u 'ns UNION PAig' u'u ny' iuean '11 ne men
uo are enuea'otlhs 20 oteaA up ms Onion'
GUS cheering long continued. SAID he 1
believe the maintenance Of this Union depends
upon the poicy when have indicated 10
congress, an.' nose VINO sustain Una, Po"oy
als my i,'enus anu 'nose "us oPp'se 'uA' Po'-
~! u@'e nO gesl0 ~ '9o w
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Hartford had nnbly come forwar4 n defence
ofopr candidate for Governor He said he
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wa" Va ~ D'',''e
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,ion was in bis b.,ds Tbe President tnok
tbe latter and endorsed unon the hack Of il.
as YOU have already read in the public prints /;
Your political action. in upholding my meas
ures and policy, is approved. Your 1esigna-
tion is, therefore, not accepted but is here
with returned ANDREW JOHNSON. Three
rousing cheers for Andy Johnson. nat let
yer we bring with US To night LChesIs' J
vow sA'u Tue rfs5'uepe' Wha,e'e' o"''es
"su' ue''ee 70 ns'T va 'nv On'ou P"i''
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"l'' fuesNiOh my ueNS'4Dh 10 'hV Oni"hi wv
IA" union parry is not The Iatty Of the radi-
calls Great cheering
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r.baa and ofpa,,a, ra,,i..l' e. 70
Oo ,bo 5tt of ALL na,.- ono l. 90 aono.r TIN,
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