The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-03-08
The President and the Fanatics.

Tn = speech made BY Mr.. JOHNSON az Nass
vile shortly before the close OF tue 80.
declared thai the peace OF the "'o ,,tshoa
be permanently restored an" -, :. o,.er
nutil both of two factions -. ,oaaoa y,
thrown. 10 Wit: those respeoa'.s III
NJ n,vts and MIR. SUMNER, WHICH, ~ ~
vera esualIy responsible Tor the ""' ~
-, ,ha, the end Of Mr.. DAVIS was SOON '"
- .na ,ba, that of SUMNER ana ms iaee'oh
,,,,s, follow In proper course. It's yer! pi''n
,na, having made easy his mind on the score
~ the South he has now turned MS at'eh-
,,,n to the dislcyalists In another end OF Inc
Union.
I, is obvious that the President has been
Governed from the beginning by clear IN"
determined national views and purposes ps
, Traditional American policy, deliberately
adopted and persistentlylpursued, ana tha' u
is not acting from impulse, resentment VI
personal or party ambition. HE'S SAFE lhe'.'
fore, i'm appealing for support 10 the A."e
can people whose leading idea IS the nv"
as established by the Consitution' anu WI"
will not give their sanction TO- P"..'' "
any section, which Is seeking 10 sae''h'' "
subordinate that idea to any other object
The war against The Union III the Sonth i
dead beyond all possibility of resurrection
ton of which the GARRIsoSs, CHEEvERs, ct 4"
o,.,. o,a,s. are the fitting representatives
Those men who labored for years to prove tha'
10 I-n;on was "a covenant with death ana
~ oeraement with hell are now breathing
,,r. ;,,nrecations against that recognized
.xnone,t of the Union sentiment OF the coun-
80, nnon whom the mantle Of ANDREW JACK
cox has fallen. GARRISON need not expect 70
.,.rm the man of sturdy common sense VINO
tus the Executive chair by assuming 10
sneak In the manner of Heaven saying
1.-THE Lord of Hosts hath decrecd this Inc
country will demand the proofs OF the DIVINE
Commission which the fanatics blasphemousi9
pretend. ANY man who Is wicked or crazy
anouph. can saw 1.-The Lord OF Hosts hath
aecrced this" All the false prophets nave
said the same All the Roundheads IN Eng
land applied it to the final overthrow OF the
monarchy yet the monarchy proved IN the
end too strong for the Roundheads' 1here
was not one Of the muster-roll OF the salh's'
from Captain SIS-DEsPIsE porBLk-hNooN
and Lieutenant STASD-FAsT-IN-FAiThd iffS'
10 private TRANSFORMATIONS iHWAck-A"Ai'
who did not declare that the Lord OF Hos'S
nah decreed the overthrow of the monar.
chy: vet the monarchy proved TOO STRONG III
rho end for the Roundheads. JOE SMITH hao
The cant phrase on his lips every Gay III Inc
week. and whenever BRIGHAM YOUNG wants
another wife he has new revelation. ina
will do in Mormondom, but not III the 'hi'e"
States ANDREW JOHNSON Will examine 'hese
new prophets, and demand TO see their efe.'eAi'
tails. and jndge them by their 1ruits' ne -
something of judge OF theological maltels'
and knows how 10 discriminate between ooc'
tors of divinity and dead ducks.
ouin
practical people Of the United States will per-
nit the. wild theories OF fanaucism 10 as
place the principles of government established
by the Constitution, and to sacrliiee the III
terests of the whole country, north and
south IL is great aflliction no doubt, that
all Americans are not sous of the Pilgrims
but that is their misfortune, not their laul''
The Mayf,ower did not bring to America all
the early settlers of this continent, nor couia
Captain SALATHIEL PoUSDTExT, PKAlsE-dop-
R,KEsoxEs. SAVED BIZ GRACE JENKINS, and
HorEIS-.T uE -WALL-oF- AN EARTHES- VESSEL,
with all their powers of propagatins Then
principles and their posterity, have begotteh
the myriads of this American generation.
Resides The small number of the elect, there
were multitudes OF carnal and worldly
minded Englishmen, Scotchmen, S"eaes,
Irishmen and Uutchmen, wlD squatted Ill the
north and south, and whose descendants are
vast i'm numbers and not inconsiderable in in
fiuence The immigration since 1870 has still
farther widened that disproportion, giving All
increase of population since that period OF
thirteen Millions Even i'll Massachusetts
itself, the foreigners are propagating more
rapidly than the natives The Sons Of the
Pilgrims should not, therefore, expect TO die
tate the policy of a country.which Is maze up
of the representatives of all Christendom
fused into one great American people. Inc
Union was not founded by the Sons OF the
Pilgrims, it was not maintained by Pilgrim
during the late war, il is not preserved no"
BY Pilgrim Executive, nor is IL 10 be
administered hereafter for their exclusive
benefit The best use that such Sons OF the
Pilgrims rs SUMNER, GARRISON Co. can now
make of their ancestral faculties of locomo-
ton is 10 clear the track for the JOHNSON
engine, and travel out Of the way OF the
Union.