Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-08-18

nations faith pledred forever 10 strict obsery-
ance OF All Us oblig atoms, with kindness and
desosaapn Of war will soon be removed. its
sscrflaces Of life cad A they n, We been will
with Chrisiian resiens,lon. be referred 20 a
Prudential purpose Of fixing our beloved
country on 0rm and END urabIe basis, which
will Forever place our liberty aud happiness
hey ono the reach on human peril
ues, .oo, a"a dn,srs,,n, vii our ooSernment
sheet an the nations Of the world "a "a a. no
danger of any effort 20 Impair our rights or GO
impesch our honor. And permit me, sir, in
concfusion' 10 ado mat graz a. Is your solicit
.uue 10. us "a .Sa, 80 GU 90 peaee
Won have also a vatchful eve 20 the r,ghts 90
| the nation, and that any attempt by an as
sumed or actual foreign Power TO enforce an
n me a. oIocksIr "sSs S .ne rose.nmsn. or
mild but eYnress;ve words, evil he sissi-
| lowed Tn mis- de,ermicat,on An sure Won
will receive the unanimous approval of your
IoiIow'citizens -
"a -, sar.,. w IN r n y, s.e m. ~.
| honor 40 nresen. Won nth an apthentic a tea
| COPY of its proceedings
Many portions of Senator Johnson,s address
| were applauded, especially when he alluded
| to Massachusetts and South Carolina comm 2
forward arm in arm TO stand by the Admins.
traf,on, and cause the President TO feel that be
| might lean upon then for support; but when
the resolution of the Con vention which de-
| ciaIes 'nat IN Iresioent Johnson they recog.
nlzeo Oniei magistrate worthy OF the nation
ano equai 10 the great crisis upon which his
| lo' was case, the applause was loud and long
| conunued
| AT the conclusion of Senator Johnson's ad :
dress the President, speaking At first slowly
| and in low tone, but growing louder and
more earnest as he progressed, thus replied
| SPEECH OF TIE PREPAYMENT
Mr. Chairman ana C,enuerro, 80 ~. ~
"'N o.HNeen vi tue Son :
iii''ee- Aahsuage IL iAooequate 10 express the
| emotions ana feelings produced by this occa-
| zen. Perhaps could express more by per
ouuh, a. -, 80. N.'... !
ousn' :" say .oniess tnai' notwithstanding
the experience nave had in public life ar 1
| the audiences / have addressed, this occas A
| ana this assemblage are calculated to- and =,
overwbeIm mo AsIbaxa sa,d rbe,a
I,nau,-a - oonvan as.a.,a,.'
euaCe W convey @uequateiy my piessi
| feeiings ana emouons
In listening to the address which your clio.
! ft,crt and distinguished chairman has On,
| ,-..,,-o,oa ,h. ,,roo.os,x- 80 ,,. -. Jue'
~ o 'Ae Va 'ue convention,
| as they transplred, required to mird. Seen
| ingly, partook OF the inspiration that pIr-
| vailed in the Con yent,on when 7 receivad =.
| si,,.,oh e., r., 80. =, ,,...
'"pa'0n' seh' W '"o vi hs distinguished
members conveying In terms the scene VIII n
/ fss Just been described, of South Carolina ID
| M,.sachusetts arm IN arm uarcbiru;r,o,n !,
vast assemblaee. and thus giving exisanco ,ha
| the two extremes h ad come togefber aeain and
| that Tor the fnInr. tha,r x,-ere nn,,s .1 ia
had been in the past, for the preservation Of
| the Union When the dispafcb in forr,ad IN =
! that 10 that vast body of men distingn;stns
| for intellect and xyisdam aye~T 90 So - - =
fused with tears on oehoIding the scene. 7
| couId not finish reading tha sisns,rS o. ', :
| associated with me in the Office for M 49,
| feelings oyercame me IAnnI,nse Iy,h,
we may Justly conclude that we are mox'p.
| under q nronaT ;nsniret;on "a -, nv ~
NOT no ris,sran tho ,ha a. ar 80 10. w Ieeu
ssnd unerrinp Providence Is in Ihis rns,,as
| The nation is in neriI We have ms, nasoai
| tbronoh a mighty. hloody n roo 1s pasa.u
| deaI Ind vet do NOT ana onr.aI,Na. tN u 80 VI
| tho diRcni.;es ara danrars 80, A.ee Holii
| SURROUNDED ms While onr hrsr nas'
| vho ba % norfo-rood ,ha;r an,ias 49, nieh,
| 81 49, Peti -. u s, ootn oincers
| ,ns A , TIah.' VINO
| nerisbab,e hrs 10 s,;,t r-oa. ,sere W. ih-
inmnortant dn,ies 20 "so more
| W. h.wa nod ST. Pslotm' ana while
| we now ned .hair suOpeIa'ioh IN Tue heid,
n.,' A'sa .neh suPPort IN our efforts ID
/ RSiPe'.uie.e Peats. lAPPiause.l 30 lar as In !,
/ L AeeuuNs DePaIGneht VI Tue government is
SonIsIneu' ne eno!s mas oeen mace 70 restore
.he union; 10 nea, tne preach, 10 pour oil into
| wy wuunus WHICH WIZ consequent upon the
suuseie ana 10 speakln common phrase, to pre-
| pare, as 'ne Iearheo ana wise phy sician woUld,
P,h &C., n IA Suaia c'eT anu co-extensive
re, ,h,nE ,ba, I,a hld tnougnt and
sstha 49, rronr. nau Pareaily succeeded but
as .ne WI PIosIesseu,as reconciliation seemed
renn,,aS piS 49, ana .ne country becoming
elements opnos,nr NJ IN aIIns,n anu harring
renr M a - - az uuink 70 Inat eie-
ION 90 ,n d,S,,nih 'nan your Conven-
dai,vsrd - ,,,s ~ ~ gentleman VINO has
shsIS r,.ha T ~. aspoi. VI tne pioceeoings
hot.~a inc - - W IL tnat DO not
W. - ,i,e aao tue occasion lusufy.
| re %arerMronu, IN one department OF
rhe ras,or.,,on -, ne.oa 49, 10 prevent
To;nn w - " 49, - Gnu ofhohs In the
of,ha cn,ra. =, H..knk upon tue verge
nv -rh;ch . ssr,nas e. - ~ C 49,, oouy eaiit
ted states While in fsc,Ir - % the nj
mar, ~ rhs S,a,ss Wsha.s q Iess Oh only
assume and nretend IN he Co. IN tn, ongtess
irs every stem a nd >, .sndd "a W. Siiion, Wneh
pnion ana ,nata q aisr,nr,; ~ P., PeSuat us
eyitabie insfead ~ nraroo,in Va .ne states IN
ana harmony ,ts Iasis,sno' h. tocon.IiIauon
| the Character Of psnaItias ro,a1,s,po a,'aen o.
yenee This has been the conrss ana m au o,, re-
OF ore norr,on OF vonr Gora-nr auu Tue poiicy
The hnmhla tn6iyidn.I ,vho ~ u
ing Won SANDS rhe ranrsssa,a,i o~ y, auoiess-
dsnsr,men, az tha f.olparr.nn, III VI ahotner
| in which ne was caiied mn =, Inc inanhei
POSITION shall MOI aIlnda ~ an III: t'i.l
Suff1ce il 10 saw Thai he is hsre nnar 80 I'm
stitnrisn of tho eonn,ry 80 49,; u S sue Non-
the OF IFS nroyisions ne rases hi -. 9y VIZ
tha, charter oronr nhert,aS a. -h. nsan upof
mari of ctvii and raIieSons IiSar, pa. IA
cheering Hayino ban 1902 ro,ong
life 10 hoIa n sarred ana bsri IA my eaIIs