, 1866-02-28
THE PRESIDENTS NEW FRIENDS,

TIE F1usr-BoRs RADICAL MONSTER
SCRAMBLED. Andrew johnson, defender OF
the Constitution. and protector Of the rights
and Liberties Of the peopla under the organic
Law, al hail! -.
-: = fFtum The A1hsy Argua1
This Is : tsfumph Of the. President and 0 {
the Constitution, whieh deserves the consssasa-
latfons Of the people.
fFson, the New fork Daily News, edised by Rebea-
much. None has given rs 70 much coma dtncc
In his patriotism aud integrity. None has IN
clined US to trust 40 hopefully to bis Wisdom
and bia statesmauship to guide the country
safely through the dangers with which the
madness Of the radicals still surround tt.
From the New York World (cop~) Of Fdday.l
The veto Of President johnson Is hailed wtsh
delight BY the Democratic masses throughons
the country At quite numbar Of places
guns were lred and meetings held
From The Richmond fVH} Examiner. RabeII
Nha {Johnson} continues to administer hfs
preat office In the asatcsmsnllke, mauly aud
generous spirit which the message breathes In
every line, be WILL have most triumphant
administration. aud whes he finally closes
his career Of public service ha VIII retsre With
reputation which he may well be proud to
leave Is Iegacy to his chtidren's children.
=; fFrom the Louisville Courier, Rsbel-l
President Johnson's speech shows that he
's not only In earnest, but that he intends to
scarry the war into Africa" against hts de-
fa1ners and ma11gners. He denounees tho
Radicals with terrible bitterness and severity,
and shows that he has no concessions or com-
promises to make with them. Long Hvc
President Johnsonl
FFron, the wheeling (Wcxt va.) Register, Rebel.I
Never before has this patIoD witnessed such
heroism IN the Presidential office, and never
before bus President OF the United States,
In the face of 90 many obstacles, borne hiaself
50 ncbly. Let him be nobly sustained.
Blythe Coppeshead Common Council ofSew York:
Rtso4reei, That the people OF tho city Of New
YoFx spelling shroasn .hs 5s,,1a Y
u1d ndorse the act Of Andrew Johnson, PEa!ldcut
or the United STATES, in vesoing the Fscslmsn's Bu
,,on Of he mad ;nas,cal .pr1t 81 male7olcsce and
cruelty 20 characteristic OF ths volent and malE-
nant spt1it q rsnceanee which sesma 70 aetuase
sectional p%Ety now unhapptly do1nant In our na-
toral councils, IN rgisiatlnR inr the lately rehr-
psss. 9s ss siEEe ssss and
[From the Troy Press, sece.sion.l
Hencefoth party divisions must take new
lnes, The hne for ps1leyiug has passed.
| Congress has forced the issue, and made tho
distinction broad betweaft those who support
and those who oppose the Pteaident's policy.
From December to February Coneresssanal
/ lErSluLibu uHS ClGd1lt tAEAAEu &Ac F&1I1E4pAGA
| and ends Of the Radicals. Those who ap-
/ prove can 20 with them. On the other hand,
] President johnson, ID his annual message, By
| his repeated addresses to different delegations.
and lastly, through the noblest utterance Of
an, his veto message, has clearly defined his
principles and conceptions Of duty. Land
dol
- fF1om the Ulfea" Observer, Cop.l
The position Of Pscsldent johnson can 10
longer be mfsre presented or misunderstood BY
any one. By the decisive act Of the veto of
the Frecdmcn's Bureau bill, he has officially
declared to the country and to the world his
| ndtmnation Of the jnfamou. disuufon poll
e OF Congress, and announced nnnissakably
his own determination to stand firmly by tho
Union and tho Constitution The American
people, without distinction. of party, owe
debt OF gratitude to the President, for this
decisive act, which they can never repny.
[Fgom the Buffalo ccusser. cop.l
We congratulate the CnIon men Of tho
whole country that we have a President who
| will be true to the principles Of Washington.
/ Jefferson and jackson.
From the New York Express, secesslou.1
The Presidents "veto" Ii creating quite
| afternoon. The Destructionists are wroth.
but Ill good ncn arc proportionately )uhllant.
| The world moves. Let It keep on moving.
BY the Coppcrhcaas Of Cairo, Ill.,:
Rtsolrea That ne cordially Invite ali who are op.
posed to the revolutionary policy OF the radIcsis
md all other ccuserra:ye citizens Of wnsteser po
Nt,eal persuasion, to JOIN With supporting ihe
P1etident aud securing restoration OF all the Sates
| 10 their proper station In tho Union.
By the Coppezhcads Of St. Lonis:
R<selre1, That the Democracy of the sate OF Mis-
souri, lily appFoye Of the Presidents yeto o.
the bill 10 enlarge The powers Of The Frcrd1en's
bureau, an atneuIly wise md pattiottc e1etciss
OF the power nth which he t. clothed BY the Ion
i etftutfon OF the United Statea.
From The Quincy (nl.) Herald. rabfd Coppethead.J
DrEG AooS1Es.-It is shocking to ones
humane feelings to witness the dying neouies
OF Radical Republicanlsm. Witness Wade,
Stevens and the rest, how they troth at the
mouth, how their eyes roll, and how they
enash their teeth. Il Is dreadful death, to
die in such torture from the bits of copper
bead. Well, they can't blame Us, for We have
often warned them to beware Of the cop
perhcad for Its bite 1s dreadful when Il tocs
strike. Tie fact is, Andy Coppcrhead had
| acquired so much vigor from his constitution
al allnent, that one single kick from bis
r-toes has thrown The whole party into dying
I convu1slons. Constitutional Copperhealism
fs fatal to every radical il touches