Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-03-17

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lou nave oeeh struggling Tr 'o"'
years 70 put down thc r'oe'''ol'-
iou denied IN Tue oHs'nh'ns Una, :,
any o'ale haa 'he r,S"I W 20 'uI VI
'he ,n'0h' ~ mas oee' s'..'e' '.'"' .,'
STATE mas neither '''' r'S"' I5;' n'' ''.I .,'I
power 10 go out o' ,"G ,h'""' anu
Wheh you nave sT.''co ''"' ny ."o ~
executive anu m'i'l"rf PowG! " ,no W
government an" pN lhe 'u1'l' Ju,'s
ment' you turn "ro"'i ",,' "''"'"o .''''''''
that ihey "rc "u'' anu SUM- ''o' eo'n" ''''''
H. l am IRE 10 say 10 YOU "s ou,
executive 'hat l "", not r''PN.v"
10 Jake any Sucn P's','"". H." 'i;'n,t
turn arnuh" now '."' S'n' ~" 4 "'''n ~
nc 10 a'' ! profess " ""'' "'"' "
'"o l'''' '0"i c..
s". '"'' wv "'e,' .:.,.;,, .'.,. It, .'',o, I ,Jn,.
p. WIN % .no oo',.';ut,' ,,n.;a,, n,.;innao h -
i, h",I Sa," d ,ha'. nnm h, ,rmSt.J.
ny "''! "nu 'nJ9 La'I;ono La Wv ~, tLn
I,n T , sav cyxtnnd ,o Them tbr rigLt
Iond ,rtoIlowSh;n. and lot ncorc
nnd % ,hn Tn;on ho res,or.d 7 have
e'n',i, Co.," M ,ro;,nrs and ,rn,snn in tbe
S"mth hovn ,nnosnd the Dnvises
and th. Toomhscs and the SlidelIs
and long list of others, whose
names | need not repeat, and now,
when | turn around at the other
end of the line, | find men-I can
not by name call them, IA voice
Cali them traitors"1 who still stand
opposed to thcrcstoration of the I'm
ion OF these States, and | am free to
say to YOU that | am still for the
preservation Of this compact, l ain
still for the restoration of this I'm
ion. ! am still in favor OF Mls great
government of ours living and fol-
lowing out its destiny.
A voicc--"Give us the names. ]
A gentleman calls iorthelr names.
Well, suppose | should give them.
a voice--"We know them,
look upon them, | repeat it.
President or citizen. as much OPP
nosed to the fundamental principles
nftLis Governmeut, and believe they
are rs mnch Iaborinr to prevent or
destroy them as tic men who fought
apainst lis.
"a ro;oo .whot thoir romcs :"
u TL,d ctarons ~ pnnn.vI-
;"9 rTn"n,n"dnnS T"u .,,ul onnIousal 7
sa,. ChoIrIos SrrInar rEro.t an
I., ,'I..,snI saw Wondnn pLi,I;ns
p'""', "'i '',r l...1 n%ft,,, f. so,no str;n. nro,
"n,a,,,.t ''n| ,han,
'r. D,,
"A Fo'ce-''Ve IL 10 ro',ey J
ooncge',le'''"'' u, 'neG''"" '", :.
"ulVe IL 70 rorhey' ha,e V"'9
say 'hat ao OF waste my ,.. "'nu
h''Ioh upon ugao oucNS' lA'"s"'''
ana apP'a"se'1
| stood for my country; l stand tor
the Constitution, hereon | placed
my foot from my entrance into Puo,
lie life; Ihey may trad"ce me; .hey
may sIander' they may V'tnrer"1e'
but let me say 10 you tnaI 1t mas no
effect upon me. ChrerS'J Eet me
say III "u''i',o'' '''"' Wv r,I,,'" "a, ,',I
to DC ouI''ea oy enemies lnPp'a"s'
ana cries OF Inc people VIII sup
port You J :.
know, my couh'fymeh' th"' "
has been inSinuat' d-not on,y M
sinuated' bat SAID directly Inc ~,
tlm"tion mas Deen glVen ~ "'En y y
places that II snch uS"rpa''o', y"
power had been exercised two nun
drcd years ago III Il particular re-
glon, IL wonid nave cost certain ~
indIv'u"a' ms nead' nav iU,'1 us" ;i.,. r"
ton Las Andrew Johnson peen gu'''y
OF? None none Inc oh'y usur-
patton he has Deeh Suiity oi was
between the people ana an ehcro"ch
ment OF power, ana because nc
dared to say IN conversation WIN u
fellow-citizens ana a senator lnaV
he thpuSht ahehi'i,'n'I " s"o s'S
Constitution ought notl TO De TOO Ire ire,
Quuentiy made, that u wouii 'os'
AL its dignity, ana thal 'he Oh, u"
strument would be lost sight oil III Il
short time. A.,
Because he happened to say that
if it was amended such ana Such
amendments sh Iuid be adopted II
was a usurpation OF power ihat
would have cost king hIs head at
Il certain time. Laughter ana aP-
plause In connection with tIils
subject, it was maintained by
tho samc gentleman that We were