Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1866-01-06
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try inaugurated from all parties (including
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great Union Party, that nominated and
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licanized, and Andrew Johnson, Breck-
enridge Democrat, originally, but fear
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cession was put forth by that party. The
great mission of the Union party WAS. to
put down the rebellion and the latent
cause of it. The old Radical wing of the
Republican party, moved. as it always
does, on ultra ground, and nominated Gen.
Fremont, abused Mr.. Lincoln, and final y
abandoned Fremont and voted the Union
ticket. As the Union party become
strong, the different wings aud c,teries Of
leaders fought for supremacy in directing
the movements Of the Government toward
q close of the rebellion. the appointment of
officers and everything else. The rebel
lion ended, Abraham Linco n. whose name
carries its own eulogy, brutally assassin
ated, Vice President johnson became
Pr. sident, suddenly called to solve the
great problem Of peaceful government OF a
conquered, yet bellig"rent, people. The
Lincoln. hating Radicals of The Union par
ty vainly undertook to "get" the Prrsi-
dent. In bad temper of disappointment
CAME the Illuminating bulls from the vice.
Papal chairs of Sumner. Chase, Wade.
Wilson. Phillips, and others, in denuncia
ton of the President. These now form
the edicts to the masses Of that portion IF
the Union party known as Radicals. An
drew Johnson, with the mantle Of Lincoln
upon him, pursues the course Of policy
marked out by that true patriot TO bling the
entire country into peaceful brotherhood
and respect of law, and 10 make every
where "tYeason odious" in all future time.
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ways successful or otherwise, has endrartd
him to all the old friends If Mr.. Lincoln,
known as the conservative portion Of the
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cbiue, are compelled to acknowledge that
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ths progressive graft Of rigid equality Of
rights to man and eternal Union Of the
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sivvly eraserv.five, TO which the old fossil
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