New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-30
Gen. Eobt. &. Schemes ON the Prc,idenrs
PcIiey.

Gen Schenck made speech To his constituents AZ Day
ton Ohio in which he defended the course OF Congress
in all important measures lie concluded WIN cruSlsh
OF the Presidents policy, showing among other things,
that the President is selfcondemned by the language
which be used in several interviews with the speaker
The President undertook in bis scheme for the restoration of
the states organe have organized State Government
for North Coronn first aud aterward by precisely the same
proceeding SIX other states making seven ou OF we Hhoe
that had evord He did not DO so in the cases OF Alabama
Tennessee and Virginia but no e them with such sorts OF
Gcu Purposes they had already sought TO
particular rule legal form by which this thing
is to DONE showing It to be matter of expedency You
NAV get back way and another IN another unt
yon are satisfied that III have returned TO sound condition
when the President undertook to establish provisional
ernor aud declaring that the organized and armed forces oil
the Rebellion had deprived the people Of North carolina
abliug oy people Of said state organize STATE GOV
eminent l. Andrew johnson, &c. DO appoint Provisional
By gong into rebellion he saw they had DESTROYED
all civil government AS States as people, they had sWep'
pyed themselves Of all legitimate government Npatef hn"
he issues his ordefor what rurpossi 10 orgSnse S
these people hay al along had government state uOn
the senate NJ United States and their districts IN the
House of II ,t'ves OF the United Sa,es' say that
whatever OF his supporters claim now Is not true
Int false wa his doctrine only last Summer. Then
his doctrine the seine as our tha these people ne ae
stroycd d State Governments and FOR other reasons was
necessary their governments be ~ some meass ogA]ed
Again Isy it not that johnson at that time When
ought to be impossible They say reH-Jolnson anu lhe
Democrats and This ard unJaped party-saY that the
moment they down their these people we're Az en-
tilted 10 The same rights you and loyal citizens OF loyal
States were entitled TO- What dd johnson coy Them Let
refer 0gain the record. As late as the s o November
last lind johnson himself through his Secretary OF state
addressing letter Of his Provisional Governors, LIS
yxcellency Wm Marviue Of Florida. in these terms
regards the ratification BY the Legislature OF the Con'
Of The CONSTITUTION Of the United states
as successful restoration Of the true legal re-
atons between Florida and the ether States and equally in
dspenabe the and harmony hroughouIthe
Republic" - -,
He regarded compliance with certain conditions on the
Of Florida in this newly organized Government anch ne
in the adoption OF the anti Slavery Amendment
10 the Constitution OF the United States Indispensable
her restoration TO the Union Then was ho
The doctrine they held out that could impose no oohu
tons Take another OF these letters. addressed to r. eI
Provisional OF South Csroiins dated NoFeinoeI D.
1865: .,.u..,nor,
1.-THE President considers the acceptance OF the amendment
nboshing Slavery by South Carolina ss ndpensaoe 20 VIC
OF her relations with the other States Oh 'Ao
Union" ,- -. -. 80.
What OF your tangled doctrine thar no con
be mposedi All through the time when tsey were
IN that Reorganization upon his proV'hhl pan ne
Imposing and insisting upon CohdilN ro''Aai! '"
restoration IN MI thcco states. ,.,..
AL ffy true that tho President al Thar tle ar
rosated himself the sole right OF Judging % ts exclusion
of Congress What should he the tEm fl Plan nr t' on
which lhe States usAs Tesla ohe's ~ r'a.9l L'''