The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-25

Of the elections, make concessions 70 Congress. and
will make no more removals from Office win that
speeches AND Win 'e ss.. ons for the 70
the american people Of threatening 70 make himself
Dictator and with civil nternecine WARP WIN that
put back into the Treasury the millions taken from
u against awf will that restore the southern States to
that 1T condition for reorganization In which Andrew
Johnson found Them and which, too he has dssiroyedp
Will that restore to life tho unavenged murdered freed
men and Union In tho Southf Will that give back
to his widowed wife the assasnsted Dostie put again
In the pulpit TO preach the holy word the murdered Hor
ton?
LET Us NOT BE DECEIVED AGAIN.
II Is said johnson will, to get universal amnesty,
now be willing to advocate universal suffrage Most Of
TENDERS against the would be- but does that purge his
offences against free institutions and free government
As soon the great victory won over the rebellion
schemng politicians plotted 70 give up all that we had
gained by arms and the spirit Of ebelion grew ram
pant Now that the people have won great triumph by
the ballot let not the fruits Of victory be lost by new
set OF political manuvres and the rens of power again
given to those who have betrayed II then said
must give up all had won because we bad ex-
ored by universal freedom; il IL claimed that
must yield all that justice demands because by the
ballot have forced universal suffrage Must this
ernment be carried upon wretched system Of
swappings and compromises? May At never be admin
ered upon the great principles Of truth and justice to
the lend taat it may be government OF laws and not
menu
THERE Is NO DANGER FROM THE ARMY.
But II is said II impeachment is attempted the
executive will resist by the aid Of the army and navy.
Then he win add treason to his other Offences and il he
successfully oppose the people in the exercise OF
their constitutional rights then liberties indeed
already gone n by the forms and in the
prescribed by the constitution, this government
cannot examine try and punish any criminal however
high In Office, is not worth preserving. tApplausel
But let the tmd fear not and the weak quake not The
army and navy loyal and true, aud will obey e
gal reasonable orders from anybody; but II 1t were
possible for them to do otherwise they would be swept
away before the majesty OF people rising ar In 1851 10
preserve nations life. (Appause) have been told,
indeed that the Seer eary OF State has threatened that
the Representative who voted impeachment will lind
himself in the Old Capitol Prison! BE II SO. The urea
sonable tnkle Of that little bel' that sounds that order
will be the death kne Of the tinker daughter
male. II it is made, let the Representa-
tive Of tho people so great coward as not to vote an
impeachment under such an Executive Threat II had
been better for him he had never been born
His country's curse. his chdren's shame,
ontcast OF virtue. peace and fame"
We have paid Ave billions of dollars and half million
OF lives TO preserve free government We will
yiel d IL to usurpation now.
TRUE COURSE TO SETTLE THIS VOW.
is aid let wait and what the future of
the Executive may be. II man cheat once it is
his fault II he cheat me twice. IL is my fault. No
thc prompngs OF representation the dictates OF po
)itical wisdom, the inspiration or nanshp. all
teach that IL IL better 10 have this great trial
Of our n Government come in 1867, than postponed
dental election, and the question whether electors
from rebel States to dictate the choice Of Presi
dent to the loyal North, and also perhaps with
foreign war with all the power it gives TO the Execu
tive 10 control free people No. II that "ittle bell
sound, it better that its tinke be heard now
We have, and shall have for two years. loyal majority
OF more than twothrds 10 the government to mnfc It's
clapper tApplanse and aughter.l Such contest when
it may come will show that tho strength perma
neDce and safety OF this government
tive or legislative or Judicial departments not in the
army or navy, but in the edncaton virtue and n.elli-
ing their free institutions proud Of country as the
great exempar TO show msnknd that equal power equal
laws equal rights and equal Justice the true attributes
Of democratic elective government.
General Butler on concluding was loudly appsnded.
He was listened to throughout with great patience and
attention. and without the slightest manifestation Of dis
approval.