The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-10-19
The Democratic and Rebel HenNs
diation Of Andrew johnson

We may understand the exact dilemu4 VA
| the leaders Of the Andrew Johnson nAEftl Hy
/ askinR what would have become qf At4S
publican party If il had been fofb@d to ftf
ry his public policy with aii his ptasgAH, "
prof gecy7 Itwould have gone 20 flt
the tempest OF wrath that would hHHq
ished any such attempt no matter NNN Q
luctanty made. The DemocIatc p0litip'Ag
begin to realize that they cannot mRsA IVA
er bear up under the loads that have Hpq r
laid upon them by his Aecideney. N
sides they hear the sounds OF angry WRf
There is scarcely a decent Dem0efat ,fR
does not deplore or denOuncsa bis yni
and violence, and there are thOnsaHa W
openly dehounce 4hi5 apppininentE
| hive already quoted the New York n
! population of him, and the fofty-ibi}a
eantation Of the New York 1Hgsss We nNf%
! printed the satires OF the New York 4fsl
aud the sneerS Of the New York IP0S3
! Now add the following s1te
The Journal Of Commerce (malispanf usF VA
! perIead) Of Saturday says:
II 10 safe to say that Prasidehf JohnsoR haa ta
,e ssEi'us orror iq tRia r.Eard 50 fAr y +.
LaS bees 20 make more coBpacf NE Reabiall ae}
to repei. ralaa. has yin, 6oss els esrs Melsae5
| over TA5E
| The Buffalo Commercial Adyertisey, hltRf
| a rabld bread -and-butter sheet, says
We forced to tho conclusion that Johnson
unWisey conceived, and gtll more 0hWl9fi5 NN1tf
uu We DO not know from what source the idst flAe
mated but whoever u Responsible c'in Hitted N{t4
| blundor IL canuO: he denied that the PfefNf4fA3
! no as sstrong with the people " no was t~' Nephe
The New York Courier dss Elss C6s
| French Of Monday last says:
| Although partisan Of the policy of NJ NrtA.sN
tbs truth comPcs US to cay that the IMPRESSION ie nN
d Ia recent s deserys'y unfavorabe, and Ties t1
chief Of lhe nation by his 100 nuineronaend gilen
timed speeches, have, Ia measure, pSessnsd hN ~
eellsnt Frsqlts which he had right y sHpssf pm te
| Philadelphia Convention. .{H
Turning to the South, we End tbe reb,l8t
preparing 10 discard him. The AnGnSs
( lGeOrgia) COHstttttioHalisi, of The 18th intfi
contains Is letter from New York. .,3 wnit
we take the following staftling NpniessifH
The volense aud other pbascs " the iglitloal sAN
vNss the absorbng topics of convsEantaneNYF M
circles and on occasiOns when pesics are neunl isN
uored Tho probable results have AIR an pfatlrlf
With what reason, theMaino eiectioa t4N Niass Ri
| r. ady told you. 1he DemocrAis haze alIeaes 's5 N
a rad lesson and tiey ATE desilued to be hnl6| &
| lower 1t pr0yerb Of RfABtlns that' ,lf H.A n
sn fooI.' THY hdss pai it9psipss u4asr ~
Stp Of man CHOSE hohsie eqTeer y oiis "a fipd sa
ssaiily and jps3y denoaaced niod E.af v ese4,
haze accepted Us Ieader sAsSgrsat qasiAss pgs wp
neetea. r1a Htf Tf y - vi "
Mr. johnson . tour bau dons the busiiss ssK ser ia NJ
Il i inpoAsibie 70 ssprts. ds essemeics y 'tat NJ M
asa9a-e;d e; Sy ass q a. Psri';; W sesa'f
aud ParsvB DrVwnOW. dc is no lengrr fcard W .|t1
Radicals he 10 aimpy hated aud despia.t Afsg ei 4.
"sts 10 M n.n,per a man wha hss I'oS Ssrs,f n
principle to fAil back uPoa, has no reeoulgs t4Ssl
| tcold el g.jf4 w
The Democratic leaders all over the c1ina taan
Johnson Thoy knew W. n, seward. 1hsy'iA tk&
deceived aud betrayed by ssih ef them, f.' ~
body Il disgugied 1hB Radicals arvtn1a raN9 N Awt
At the victories they achieved and s expfet 4fIFY
That hr. seward and his Immediate faliowf
prepared 70 " turn tail, las faiher Ahlth4rfm el4
say the reports of their private eonvefsasieh VPA
Ivacb NJ, AIlDrd eyldence. Mr.. seward y ~ . NI
have said that Johnson has b. come lpRd, efatfddf fy
that hs tilr sewaFd) b e0nient 10 be unlleE tp A i
the two years. to prcyght him do1 nIlY Yaw
and ave tho country from destrncti0n. Mr. tefs
il reported have Said, that they niust a|lf ~
ne,t Dver 20 tbs 'rsUsIS p Sncl, Ian gilee, II , ~.
employed e. justify the assent 70 ths inppacl W M
johnson, which for qtd pFo 1Uo, thy tfa|f., K
Co yIeld n ibis hypvthesls be true, Jeasr, 4 "A. &
may congratulate hIfnsefthst his present IaiI n
before him greater humiliation than 10 \ "a, h.
This letter . no. only copied
sSfKt,, but is charged ~ another Geq,H ~
Der fthe Augusta tChroAieisl' 10 be- insattoNd
ance with tue feelings of the editor ~ iN3
"ConshnItiohaist" We commend Il 70 ont
Pennsylvania (and especially ou= fhIiadti
phia) politicians as u fair reflex Of theiF foel
! ii NOT printea sentiments a.saIi Iisa a4f
! We close with the following nofn twoof
the leading organs OF the rebellion tahd fs
cordingly Of Andrew Johhson) AZ Riehhond
| The Hichmund Wing says:
| A snllrn sguso of impending calamity, rhIth ran.
bc attributed 10 particular AMI weii.denpp tant5t
som tinrs srizrs upon the undA of masses oi NJ
,iie and tie nlunsnt. such fsellng wheiAll RI
| unguhrdcd fear mysteriOus instinct, ur iAiNA4I
DEDUCTION ffDu general sutvey of public analr4 A.,.
miud. A shadow, ngaplle aud El9qinyy a919iN pytt
Us aIl eppscssins our spirs aud exciting COR tFai4
| The RichmOud Times says;
We r4eret - observe that there piehncholy hf4
mo'l sgalnrsn ~ evidences igst lisnry y ~, ,lsgs'
ConveniipD has grown weary Vi the arid laFfnNQ| "a
conservatism aud longing TO return 70 TIE N4fu Af
tractiSr hslds u radesli-m. This trees8u In Faa
espoi.cd f,r three months would Be-
inh'nsy and ennrniy but N de.erilrs tlis s,,Ne pI
President lIc has certainly roaehed sl4t ~ thIl.
way hnnss the road most efnI AANndtII4
! meBt " party which recently, 10 nAtlqrN flHIfN
assembled sci cied him a. ita leading tlImIlNn ant
mouth piecs. lie has progably brongh r1ln 9nn nv
ciniug "a support Mr. ihhnan, the Cuis1ft 1NNI.I
dd,te tor G,Tsrnor lie has csrtslny gwen ai1 sn4
comfort to tho revulutionlsts u shpportlhg tt1d
date for rr-shc,on Who appointed abe iHo tnfirI&
from New York delegates 70 the latollnaifS Cpafsu
tiyn.
Tue American people are animated by iho
same emotions, and generally Convinced "
the same logic. The principles bf tllf He-
publican Union party wonld have lrttaiisd
il Andrew Johnson had deported himself
like a decent aud consistent man thr5 be.
come rrslstlcss when his own proaigacy acis
as u contrast 10 their purity, bSVrs and
strength. The American people zee, rsal
aud yield before facts too true 10 he deni.l
aud too potent to be successfully opposod
~ At u political meeting of lb8
Conservatives at Frederick City, SIS.
ryland, few days ago, cheor8 we're
given with n will for JET. Davis, Beau.
regard, Lee, Forrest, etc. To add l.I1t
to the occasion, six horsc Nte4
from the country entered town Nlth
rebel dag fastened to the head oftath
horse. Such are the legitimate Cults 81
"my policy"
The wooden shoes worn 81 ptnts
arts of both sexes IN belgium af6 ollSi'
chased at IRON four TO seven oants x
pair, and never wear ont.