The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-03

establishment Of sectional power Instead OF desig
which had supposed he would do he appointed
rebels who could moi take the oath required by Con-
s q an o. the sa's, s ana - s1sy a u
cpation in the rebellion found los reward, and treason,
instead Of being made odious, became passport 70
power Everywhere rebels came out OF their hiding
places They walked streets de6any and asserted
their old domination Under the auspices Of the Pres-
dent campaign was planned against the republic,
and they who failed in open war now sought enter
the very citadel OF political power Victory, purchased
oy 50 much loyal blood and treasure was s ,, ps''ef
caste Unionists who had been tral1ped down by
the rebellion trsmped down still by these
Presidential governments There liberty or the
liberty OF speech and the lawcssness of slavery
began 70 Every day brought tidngs that the
rebellion reappsarng in lis essential essence
Amids. all professions Of submission there an
mitisabe hate to the nationai government, and pre-
was then in Boston Moved by desire this
fatal tendency appealed BY letter to members OF the
Cabinet eureatng them to stand firm arairst spollcyn
which promised nothing bnt disaster As coon as the
elections ovr appealed directly to the President
himself, by teiegraphic despatch, az foiiows:--
10 ,r pxr.Dssr o. rms urao rsTs ssS Il s
As fatfui trend AMI supporter OF your administration
your ocy he no
a sr . o Ts ns y S s mos os r a
y iasrs g pssss and q
I q Their - $ ,ss . Chg nasgs deb
p % be ad o 81 o. ana 1n ~
principles are praiicay eatabIshsd. Whom this the
A'1'' W. '''''" y -" F'' GtixsLrs SUMNER
Senator of the United States
On reaching Washington Saturday evening" imre-
daiey before the opening OF The last Of Con-
gress lost no time ia seeing the President was with
him that evening three hours. fond him changed IN
temper and purpose How unlile tnat President wbo
only few DAYS after hrs arrival ut power haa made
feet 50 happy in tho assurances of agreement on the
great question before The country IIe 10 longer
sympathetic kindly, but harsh petlant and
unreasonable Plainly, his heart was with the ey-
...sl. la.r Iata .t.A
had borne ae burden or the day, be had little eeng
Perserscy he woad uo the bad spirit Of the rebel
stales and he INSISTED that The outrages there
Insufficient 70 Justify Their exclusion from Congress
II was in this connection that the following dialogue
sacbusets2" NE $50 tJnIappily, yes; souaetmas'
Tue President Are there assaults in Boston Do
not mon there sometimes knock each other down, SO
that the police y obigc1 70 interiere2n NJ. s." un
happily, yes Tbe President" Would you con-
sont that Massachusetts,, ON this account. should be
dent, would not . .snl here stopped without re-
marking the entire rreleyancy OF the inquiry left
the President tina, night with tho painful that
his whole soul set as flint against the good cause
and that by the assassination Of Abraham Lincoln the
rebellion had vaulted into he Presidential chair JEFF
ierson DAVIS was then N the casematcs at Fortress Mon
roe, Dnt Andrew johnson was doing his work.
f.ds saiod ssnqacssr receives the chain.
And ratery subtues when vainS
From this tine forward not in doabs as - ~
'policy. VIII oh asserted condition o. things in the
rebel region Inconsistent with the terrible truth
II was, therefore, natural that should charac-
terze Of his ness4cs, ring the enormtes
there, as swhitewssh MI This mild thought
by some al the lime TO be TOO strong. Subsequent
events have better shown that il took weak. The
whole rebel region . n'lc less than ''whitcd sepuI
the scpalchre o. human rights The dead
mems bones are The remains Of faithful
stifcd in the pens OF Andefsonvle and Belle isie also
Of constant Unionists white and black whom We are
and nyways or slaughtered 1t Memphis and New Orleans
The unceanness i injustice. WRONG ard outrage OF the
most oathesome character And tho President senlaged
in whiting over these things 50 that they shall not be
by the American people To do this he has gabled
depatcn Of sheridan, and has abused the hospitality OF
that was not foolish v0is,r and vndio,yc was vain
attempt at nwhewash:rg'
TIVE PRESBYTERIAN aAossss
Meanwhile the Presidential madness has become more
than manifest II has shown itself frantic efforts
70 defeat the CONSTITUTIONAL amendment proposed by
men, certain safeguards established Citizenship Is
defined, and protection is assured al least In what
on the numb OF voters so that II colored citizens
not allowed 70 vote, trey viii rot ny Their
numbers contribute @ representative power,
able neutrsxe in Massachusetts, Illinois.
Exrebes who tave taken oath support the const-
tuition Of the United States excluded from Office.
national state. The nationals debt gnaran tced,
while the rebel debt and all claim
all these essential safeguards are rudey rejected by
the President The madness that would reject propo-
siton 10 essentially ilst, whose only u us irade
quacy has broken forth naturally in bgtaI utleranco
where he has charged persons by with seeking his
life, and has stimulated mob against them IL IL dim
car 20 prpass the crmnaIiy Of this act hut thus far
the old ereek epsfan has been VERIFIED
"A viper III q esppadoe ANS hide.
Ln..nomed by The bite TIC viper died"
Though the persons thus assaulted have yet suffered
the country has Ibe violence Of the President pro-
roked VIOLENCE His words wcra dragons teeth, which
have alreadv sprang up armed men Witness Mompnis
witness New Orleans Who can doubt that tie Trcs.-
dent author OF these tragedies? Charles TX OF
Jfancs not petey the author of the mas-
sacfe OF - bartholomew han Andrew johnson IS the
q. or m rf glf ma Nnir
l"f Judgment History records that tho guilty
k.ns vas pursued N the silence o. night
mingled with curses and impreeatons, while their
Ghosts salied through his chamber, until he sucaied
soni wrung WITH the torissvs Of renorss stsmmerea
ont 10 his attendant .--s.An nurse my good nurse
wha' oioodl What mnFiefsi onl what bad councils
followed Z Lord God pardon me have mercy on me ~
Like causes produce Fke eacss The blood lomphis
and Vow Orleans muat cry OF, untl it heard, and
guilty President may suffer the same rcr,bu.
ton which followed gslty King Tho evil that he
has done already i such scale that IL IL
impossible 10 mrasir. " unless You measure an arc
% the sooe douhi 10 ali history there Is any ruler
who 10 che same pei space OF time done 40 much
There have snrs aad emperors proronsuls and
sa'raps WHO have exercised tvrannca power: but inc
facilities o commrnieaon lend swif,ness and cx-
tension 20 an EVIL unaer.cs THAI the President has
been able 10 10 in yeag what ii other days would have
taken . lite. Nur u The evil that he has done con.
i,ned 70 any nerpw SPOT y is co.eytensye with
NE keTinns Nest 10 Jefferson DAVIS stands
Andrew johnson its wors enemy The whole
has suffered; I'M J, The rsoe, region which mas snf
itJtn mot ne tntui nave sent peace; NEcsd, he
sem sword heh"d The con srsrcnees. 10 the sap
iots OF his cfacl policy the President has NOT hon.
iard 70 use BIS enorncls patronage President Lincoln
shi', Familiarity tiat rs the renpc had continued HIM
IN one ne s1ppo.ed they mrsnt fhai Others shoni b.,
continued In onee alro; and ne acted accordingly
he re'nssi ~ make removals But President Johnscu
shlnAs nsher@se aud lie announces iu public s.e.~h
thai there nasl Dc rotation Ia oRcs;~ and then
warming ~ anes aeainE present. incunbcnts he sass
that ne WI ~ ck them onL p Men appointed nv the
mnFTyrcd Lincoln are 70 he +" Kicked ort1 OF ofcr ty
bis sccinenis Of while pretending 10 srstap tho
p7ist OF tue mariyr fhs language 81 Inc President
most suggestive be kicksf the friends OF hrs well
loved predecessor. aHd he also kicks the carefnl
coun'ei ~ thai well loved predecessor espec insist
ing wat we mnst Duhd mp from tue sound MATERIAL
WAT rFsAiss roSs
And now that NAV give practical direction "a these
feiaarks let me tell plainly must be- done In
me mn Place Congress must be sustained in s sonacl
win The one man power and in Inc second place ex