Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-09-21

ommhg 5HoFi lis u sidi tadl lines -EH
his plan 'of reconstruction, which con
sists IN throwing The State Govern
mcnts of the South in to- the hands O
the men whom he declared, In 1854
had forfeited their citizenship by cn.
gaging In the war. Is this like Andrew
johnson in iss4eaI ,ll ssazGa EiuIslg
.ANDRKw,JoiINsoN IN FAVOR OF Ex-
EyuTLNGs sTRAlToks.r-.' Show. me one
who Has been engaged hi these conspir.
aciesr who has fired upon our fiag
who has given instructions to take our
forts, custom houses nrsenals and dock
yards, andI will show you a traitor
Were l Presidento of the, United States,
j would 10 ds Thomas Jefferson did i'm
lSO6 with, Aaron Burr, 4iwouLD HAVE
THEM ARRESTED, AND IL CONVICTED,
Within thesineaning and scope Of the
Constitution, BY THE ETERNAL,
GOD, IWOULD EXECUTE THEM -
~ Johpson's speech Tn the fJl,ited
.Stdtcs 'Seaqte, 1851, ,.4a4a a..lq.a,r.s
!. Andrew johnson now knows |" who
has been engaged in these ,conspircies,
who has fired upon our flag, who has
given Instructions to talie our forts,
castom houses, arsenals, and yards -
and3more yet, by virtue of assassina.
ton he is President Of the. United
States" Has he had these men arrest
ed? With Insignificant exceptions,
only "the distinguished prisoner OF
State who'pines at Fortress Monroe. -
Andrew johnson now says that these
men are, all .loyal-that the only traitor.
are to he found at the North-he talks
Of hanging only Thad. Stevens and
Wen dell Phillips 10 sauid2R9i tHaapU
. Andrew Iohnson, as Vice President,
says'nt7 etaq abi 10 jue s4ola7sas
TREASON MUST BE PUNISHED!
Tn my opinion, evil-doers should be
punished, Treason Is the highest crime
kn0ton IN the cdt6tl0gue of crimes, and
for him that is willing to lift his impious
hand against the authority of the I'M
tom trouid say DEATH Is TOO EASY
A PUNISHMENT. My notion Is that
TREASoN MUST BE MADE nODIous AND
TRAITORS MUST De PUNISHED AND
IMPOVERISHED. tlicirsocial power brok-
on that theymay be made to feel the
penalty OF their crime \ n / say this,
THE HALTER TO TNrE,LLIGENT, iNFLU-
ENTAIL TRAITORS THE LEADERS
WOULD HANG. Let us com
'mence the work, We have put down
these traitors in arms, let US put them
down in law, IL. public judgment, and
in the ir orals of the world. .Lisj,eeoh IN
Washington AprR 3, 1855. .rr ,ar Hfa
And is the Andrew Johnson of to.
day the same who in 1861 and '5 threat.
ened to make treason odioas, to dis.
franchise traitors, and make thcm "tak,
back seats in the work of reconstruction
and who. when he should become Pres.
ident, threatened, to hang those who
"fired upon our flag?"
Truly, Andrew johnson, what pledg,
is ii you have not violated o. assa . .
..-f -. 4. D
Tn the streets Of Paris, as In man,
other European cities, the traveller vii
9 Q people seated at tables In out Of the
way corners aud shady hooks, whs
practice occupations which are neve
followed in the open streets with us
A very common person IS the man wht
writes and directs letters for those VIII,
cannot write themselves. Anothe
practices cobbling, and still anothe
tells you by n rough sign-board, and b.
word of mouth, that he will pull you
teeth at low ratcs-two cents for from
tooth, md three cents for n back one
tSan francisco dentists have a habit O
Charging from two to five dollars TO
like opcrations.) But one Of the odd
est of these outdoor practitioners, il
the old woman who mends stocking,
in the markct-placc. l The half of
,hogshead, chair, and few hoops ben
above and covered with an old rug
with pair of spectacles, a needle, ant
skein of thread, constitute her cheaI
and simple outfit, The boys and work
men in the markets employ her t.
mend their stockings while they them
selves pat about barefooted until the,
are done 70 ,asFrrs.5 siE e..a" .E,.-
q Nasty, In the Toledo Blsde sug
gests the following order OF procession
for the Johnson reception: ga} aa.s.
'!The procession should from In the
following order, each section carrying
banner appropriately Inscribed, anc
singing hymns sweely as Is here SCI
down :#fysI Fgs 7y,s-rs, .,f.ss...
1. Federal office-holders-in a smal
carriage. r,..'.'..' '..' 'a "a 'fs
"The serpent tempted me, and l die
>''yE5rs MA ,nsAtA 7a1a sesgaaD
HYMN. aswls,fs fsa.s lus
"This is the way we long have sought
And mourned because we found it not.
2. II Those who wanted the Offices ant
didn't get them, in broken down hacks
drawn. by lame mules clothed il
mourning. fi. ta aji89
a}saa.i 81 BANNER. latg alatud f
every man has his price-would
that we could get ours" ea
"Plunged in gulf of dark despair,
We wretched sinners lie."
3. Weakened Republicans VIII.
are trying to support Johnson, bu
don't want to leave their party-in one
carriage. .sgt
BANNER.
"To be or not to be- that's the ques
Hag tion." #s
~ "Stand shivcring on tho brinl
OF everlasting woe"
A. Vallandigham Democrats rumi
mating OH the kicking out OF thei
chief at Philadelphia.
Is ..Eg BANNER.
"Now is the winter of our discomfort.
SONG. 9ae
In a mOurnful, solemn, husky
heart-rending tone. t @
"Should auld acquaintance be forgot
5. American citizens Of African dc
scent.
BANNER.
He promised to be our Moses-he led u