The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-09-17

aver breathed. They are not willing 10
make negro suffrage radicalism q neces'
sary qualification of voters, and they
will not patiently submit to the enforce
ment of such a rule.
uI,.rhemy and Rant Or Lead
ing Radicals.
Governor Yates, of Illinois, in his
speech at the late Radical Convention in
Philadelphia, said:
He would apply to President johnson
the language of an amiable limos
Judge to a man who had been convicted
before him of murder: "Mr. Smith, IL 10
INV duty to pronounce sentence against
Won IL is a painful duty, but the law
yenuires me to fix some time when you
shall be hanged. Now, Mr.. Smith. l
want to know when it will suit you to be
hanged ?" Illinois, he said, had raised
two hundred and fifty thousand troops
to battle in the cause of the country,
and was now prepared to raise five hun
dred thousand more to finish the same
good work.
In his speech rs President of the late
Republican State Convention at Syra-
cuse, Lyman Ire main, assuming the pre-
text for renewal of civil war, said:
At the first tap of the drum, IN army,
composed of veteran troops capable OF
overcoming all opposition, would come
to the rescue, aud, adopting the Pres'-
dents opinion that traitors must be pun
ished, soldiers would proceed to punis h
them. And l assume further that th3
time it would be etfeetually done-doi 9
without the intervention Of President or
Congress, court, jury or military commits
sion.
In recent letter to the Anti-slavery
Society, Wendell Phillips, who is the
engineer of the Radical engine, thus
urged the election of men to the Forfeit d
Congress who are equal to the NADINE
of attempting the deposition of the Pres
dent: \
Our duty is to put there Tin Congress
men who will at every hazard save the
nation, remembering that they stan d
where the Long Parliament stood IN l64'';
and though the block and axe ia front of
the palace may be no fitting measures
now, they are bound to find and to use
some measures fit and efficient to secure
their purpose-the deposition OF Il
periured and usurping traitor.
Senator Wilson, at Philadelphia, play
ed upon the passions of the crowd after
this fashion:
Now, according to acts of Andrew
Jonson, these things were all true, and
what ought they to do with him ! A
voice-"Hang hun with jeff. Davis" ]
What are you going to do with him A
voice-"Hang him.
Jack Hamilton of Texas, who is sala-
ried from fund in the hands of the rad
ical leaders at Washington, said in his
address before the Loyal League at Phil.
adelphia: Z
Prepare your cart and your arms, too,
perhaps, for another conflict Cries of
1--WE are ready.
Again, on being received at Trenton on
Monday with Pa son Brownlow, he said {:
The great question upon which he
| president Johnson) claims Your sTppor I
| is that ne wants TO restore the Union. l
cannot respond to the sentiment 80 often
expressed, THE Union as it was and the
Constitution as it is" want the Union
as it wasn't and the Constitution as it is
not
The following is all extract from the
PRAYER made By the (so,called) clergy
man who opened the Philadelphia Radi'
cal Convention:
Oh, grant tha' We may do right this
time. though the heavens fall! Shouts
of "Amen ameur] Hear us, we be-
seech Thee, for our nation at large De-
liver us from the rule of bad men, espe-
cially from him who through satanic
, agency has been raised to authority over
us, and who, abusing that authority, is
not Only endangering the life OF our re-
public but our personal liberty. Great
| God, interpose, nd in making bare Thine
arm for veaugel y, save US from his infa-
nous and ruin rs policy and from the
| bad cuunsels OF Uad men that surround
| him. Shouts OF Amen! amen !" And
we beseech The, TO discover to the Amer
lean people the base hypocrisy OF that
party that seei to sustain him. Oh,
send a spirit fro Thy throne to arouse
the American lcople to action in this
| tremendous hour Renewed cries OF
| "Amen amen
Senator Chapiler, OF Michigan, who
declared in the spring of 1861. that the
Union wouldn't he worth rush without
little blood-let,ing, sid in speech at
the late Philade Dhia Convention:
The obstacle hat is now in the way
the people will remove in very short
time. Who is Andrew Johnson, and what
is Andrew Johuson's policy2 Andrew
johnson has Nc more right to policy
! than my horse his William
II. Seward is to.Gay traitor. at heart to
the Governments IF the United States.
Andrew Johnsou once said that treason
was a crime, and that traitors should be
punished, and treason made odious. II
Andrew Jobnson does not stop about
now, hs will as ,rtain that treason is a
crime, aud that traitors shall be punish
ed, and treason luade odious.
When Chand r had concluded his
speech, Mr.. Thomas J, Seeger, of the Erie
delegation, offered the following resolu.
ton:
Resolred, That Il view of the probable
impeachment OF a high officer of the
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