American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-03-29
lFrom the Nat oaal Intelligencer.
me PRESIDENT Exhorts the Patriots O,
the country to Form New PARTY,

&C. Ane PRESIDENT Exhorts the Patriots ,
,o Inc country to Form a New PARTY,
lg throughout all the numberles resolution
ana other solemn expressions of public fave
~ winch have of late come forward for the en-
, 'ouraSeInent of President johnson in pre-
- serving, protecting and defending the Con
- S'itutl0n, there is traceable distinct an
d IDENTICAL principle of genuine loyalty, whicl
e from lts nature must be incompatible will
r 'he inherent exclusiveness and prejudice O
4 long established partisan organizations
\ ct 1t is precisely that principle which d.
fiaeS-and most unequally, we are glad tc
peAeVe-the American people Shall il
longer be obscured BY complication with old
party machinery and burdened and impeded
oy the perplexing nominalism which is the
greatest OF all agencies of demagogery Or
shall the naked issue shine out beteen Eawful
conservation and revolutionary innovation. There
need not, and indeed there cannot, be apy
other party platform.
To the deputation of members of the Gem
eral Assembly of Maryland, on Thursday last
charged by that body to present to the Pres
ldent the resolutions which they had adopt-
gu III support OF his policy, said Andrew
Johnson:
| have no reply to make, gentlemen marc ,ho,
to thank you for the announcement and coun,o
nance you have given on the present occasion
and the confidence you have indicated in me- 90 o.,
executive officer and in NV nuhlc oo,, 7, al
necessary for me to repeat the principles have al
ready laid down. They are understood and thoro
staa5 "'i,,'Ne' "neh they are read and under
nn,,SI, 40 ~ Tue position occupy. Persons who
,,or P''"0 pes ana VINO agree upon prnci-
'.'''o 'oiie tosether' and will act together,
+iar- -. p''',ouS concert or comparison of no
-. ''e"' we Hhd Them invountarily ap.
rro,,ositia,, =" ana the converse of the
ava 40 No. - u" ''ue' "here they disagree
tho, oa.,., ~' III 'neir thoughts and actions,
mast ,,rot;s,,,...I. u'yerSeht course. The
that an, Ing ~ me III this s' after ALL
l,r,,, VI '''oSe VINO rely upon principle.
sao, soma r,,,, i"to Puo!lc HE there has
tbot l',,. a I hotlon about this nation +
r}pt ~ coli, anu never departed FROM
is, that after we have nosso, 10. '"'ls' W me
that has marked our vor,, VI. oiuea
1tic state thai had ch,roo,ra, 'n"' ol'a n
hat whom v,o ..o, "ou lac PuoHc mind =,
$ still an annrebons;o, ,, pl'' euu'oia there
hem around which on1 .U" oNehS'on ol D
commence n crvsto,l;,a,i1,, o'' 'netc seeiiiS 10 n
hat will in the ord totia.a A'"''0" Vi men >;
Is to myself indiv;d,o1I, .ha, . WIZ County
air. IL anonnts m brt or,. sinali d. u
hat goes if had oiro,, ,,o.' - nu'' 81 lar as is
ouided in and relied pron in ,h.. 'a' eau W n
othing that could saw now tbot -, '-eIe ~
it has been in tho west -.,ao" VuuC,
+ ..,.,..,v-..,. ~ ..- al inc future the Con!
-! hu'ue ine pu7ic good has been my
'A VI s"i'i' i've OF die, upon that Ell
-, r. ''' ~ 'u'ousn WIN H. All that ask Ri
.O-'"u'nS puoAIc 10 stand by me, and 10
= ""e'uer an sincere in what
'''' ""u "ne'neF Tue principles upon which we Ut
- W. III themselves There is one thing is
nave ie''eu upon IN early life, and which O.,
PAN u my very nature. The princi-
,,o,,,a ''' s0''l'iIler' never yet failed In the n
VI '"eSc great principles we cannot WI
''o Oo"0Ius'on' II we are rlght-it the III
.s III themselves ana we pursne
y-'no"8" 'nere may be gloom gath. WI
o,' pathway though we may not see III
"9 '"''o'J eie"r' YET, Ill Tue pursuit of prin. va
nc " We iol'o" H. II VIII take us trumphantly
p, "''""u' regard 10 what may be upon the 'oe
~ "anu Ut upon the Iett' But trust and hope eta