New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-19

Mr. JOhnson's Opinions anted IN Massactusrtt'
upon several novel topics. Nc Inns kind Of party In
that State with no great vitality " spare ml1e ap
mostly OF the POLITICALLY Jane, halt and blind, with
spnaklpg Of ealrauind ghosps Mthongh a. chmcs'
Of success may be fairly sigted at nothing At al, and
perhap, even a little lower,it rs going through The
motions of can paigh with induInitaAs gravity. eon
ven'nc. nominating ard addressing If tie whole
hing hd 10 il an 'eItnent u iuany, nal were not
the rlstl of QaiAotFy in 10 worh It dSea NOT
rise to the cheer.uHes oil iorlorn hopes It h.s only
the cchvn dive activity Of desndir and il tia wildly
putting iutot, Vro MOI, leed, tLc bSa-ty ~ a.
VEGETABLE dict or 10 Worthy ofthe piri,uarapre' Or
the uou.con,agous cLamccrof cholera, ent sill !prns
Of ike ncoae-uols ah1 -urprsls character lte7i-
deMly sagsG. bo.dg lis tom s.rr "a tlqpf pie OF
iAiak.atlu,sttt upon national Lsat io, that you'd be
To invoke upon It's own head sentence Of aca,hwuopt
five minutes rtritve 50 r. state Couventign, ser
nominating fJt Gogegncra Lowell lawyer wto is m
Known 10 ia-Ic, o.! Likely remlu 80, soe'u!y u
|, dersed the Eglt-i0ur Movement, and a. 'oltiAlly
repud ctcd the PrDhi1itorv Liquor Law Nov we can
Oh Ter tu4 That i .sJoAuoa aniV uppoTt tie yHocN'
10 ALa.e Cungrt ta ~ try spcfat ~ u gst oAce;
but ihwhn OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES support 90 IEiii-
Hour Movement or 10 oppO-ea PrlAb..oy Llupr
Law, pssss. oar compNhenstn. Has anybody ever
been Informed of the PRESIDENT yief II he has any,
on those subjects Did his Na; ora Couv milton e,Drr
smii.ucy or teoriully take action upon thocto IS
And, the main matter being he election Of Nelbers
Of Congress, Cor or against my policy,i' IS Il not
nero clum,ines. or may he dcmeropy, luz in BY
the ears these lccal issues tolrakc up for wrtchcIly
bad rational politics. @ r.-I.l. t.
Thcre may be men in Massachusetts who a'cguNe
willing 70 soio Congress ~ lie The worn servants OF
the White House the supple and accomplishing NJ
trumcnts Of the President, the ready registers Of the
Executive edcts. This We do not object to If they
can find people enough IN thcir Districts who are sui
fcienty foolish, or idotc, base to vote ioI them
If they can get elected let them take their sess, and
pocket their pay and obey orders and be happy as
they can. But such a place is bad enough Without
the additional shame of getting into it by ialSe pre-
! lenses. We admit that party may be marked by
great poverty Of principles, and that the temptation
to pick up such as may be found lying about loosely
may be too much for a beggary candidate; but We
insist that in such he should carry two Wallets
and las affairs are now should not Try TO make
bag do duty both for the State and the Nation. II is
mixing up matters a little too promiscuously.
The business Of johnson Member of Congress will
be to vote as the President may order him to vote
and as that functonary h not famous for adherng to
I his notions the Lord only knows what johnson
Member Of Congress may be called upon to vote for
or TO vote against. II is impossible, therefore for
johnson candidate for Congress to favor delighted
| world with his creed. He may, possibly, know what
it is to-day but how is he TO know what it will be to-
morrow Under such delicate circumstances, he
keeps as mum as may be- about Washington matters,