The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-04-20
ANOTHER PRESIDENT SPEECH.
The SoFfTerSAndoyailSIrs--UOner
PresihqptIal Ncts--klhe y etpes-4
kecODstrtSctiOn 40, &ds ~

FTu-. All -.I ~ II a
speecleWhich President JOHNSON made, on
Wednesday evening. to large delegation
of soldiors and callers ircreased oonsidor-
a
aoiy ~ ,rR NV .'uus e't,ne1S anu ssrang-
gen; Id ;p9Ipts;lahls ; address; add '; =,
o;t;sI . is",ials n "a isoh,,srs Sf'Ht,,1t,is,sy
yyo o,.o ,o'day ,,sto,t,,d III nI,a lr t, ,,,.its
aI 'oaday voasea lnoiIe t ~ H.
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t, ~ ,gsi.s, 80
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tbe notions of eartb mud ta its o,,',,,
tbot IL hos, ~ TX Y Iynai ZOOS
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! We have commenced the ordeal and I
trust IN 600 tI, thas we VIZ pass tniT,Gugh ~
b,' az "iiysio5n ~, yor anrosnpta tS,,e 10
I, F,So Ca goot ttat Il, W tbo Snata r., ISen 40 ~
1867. when TnierYATV6H1 fbiSprdenff raised
nv voice md Land a9ai,,st traasa,,. treo,,L-
my fV%a SI tnH onR, tsnSs rTpnss "a
"a, ~ SShygsrtd"f' TstSHa bcr9s tS9Shy bSaE
in ~ VI "a s,,pe nos;tion
49,; crivrr ~ ~ haore
,a,,,i T4t,.s X, 81 ~, ,t3t 4, % KiStEf
treason as, & who eyer % they ,6ei be- II the South Sr
70 u ~ ~ tdf{SJ 9s ptbSp nbh,
III rv s S,s,'sa 2 apd 3 w [ ~ ~ n,s NE
@ nassi,p" NJ rn" ~ S itl,e
Third bhtse 0[i,s Existence; 4 The 0rl5lpilya
o s.ood ara ,s bTyf disbSb is lX an1
NIdErIFS EqpeSs slsfs sat b. i 4 a9es s p9t AZ
lYS .'. sl' az Nv Ivy
tIno ipsritntioUs g ms tHp6IauseI then e stood o"
i p the scfi59 6fs tie United States, dehying
y ,ia'';"J 80, as IL n+,, tSnt o. Stotr
,i,t -S.s ,,,ilIs -,
las t3sKhe % i!tgW'f d wgt ~ noSsSR%state %t &c
dssg ,Yn, 4, frnior ma hreat nj
h,l,1,,eIyt ard tbinl5 / bave ,l;yer sny,o
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,,I -, ,at1t 80 -, -, - :;
MIN tto e., IA ~
4jnminators ina n have bHS BEEN barkina and snan- %
llgg at my hss,'; nee, ,,1t S,,r:e
tie side Of tlepe59ple Z aid when sSyy the
uas ,VTi41,, \, ,,Int,tt,. ..nL I ,1,.,',,S
L ,.oI,,i;,,,' n3d ,,;I'ic,';nr o,d ooinr,;yio-
=. ~ NV. e, 'tn, Httt
lSl,'Sia%m9 nv a,,o,. at Nome ~ he'd 'v nvab-
tbtpp ion fns 81 s,'pIIss, ."J care,nbt, ,t6.t
IaaIdo,. tho for rxbe,t, ~ sin has hno,,
'e'a ,"pSe Ne a sn,i me,, re hora toSar I'm
EobtJh,o ii, u, ratfv 5e} SahYabSkd M 6IiE.6ff
XII that ptbaif ye 6n eroug ~ live
IT,, rhaI nl a,e nSr s s , eouso trodnesr ,,NG nG
| ,pWn diS cWpolN sIffIfAf ~ 1hhht9tEsFs fih
shuefefs; h!rg Pp'%se5 VEIL Nv W. " nro oy nt 4
be nations v thira oIae4~ stto we are % not yet
lSES y f3st UaS8s sws i SittSei fnt GSt9flAS
lHF secession, and we. have, demonstrated
tW ,an@s tb@ strsng,agm SSnrS n' uet1U's""
| The Confederate Armies
We're overR2wo aa ths t,sDauea nHrt Cf ana mo- tnepe
W. JnSN'ISl sas Ztycnfb h h. oLapl,iI
ebes ta5he laSs,IapG. aqkpsYledSq t9e SHa
| lfcmacy of the-Constitntioho of nur fathers.
Hor what have we passed througitSs
Iira oEas " Vas W. 70 paITExe SS R5SIc'o sR
the government 1t xas to put down the
rfDeIlloik ,;tIF EE1 Z ,
% TLaf fOSot %as IT, f1 TS Ge destFPy he d~ Staten @
,Neriy' Deyer8 fo,f isitst tlii N sflt rt'ttse
eS 9eGI, svIgeu g., H a.. s5S s,,s y, ~.
stroyi. q States N \, oE,it,was, for the bur
When the rebellion in Massachusetts "tf
peif down, fild Hhal put tesspfhlt5fitE5,y pW
iol the Union ana destroytuestsla5lair ilgh'
fe rsPels9n " ennsS Y tSanlaSa pSt aSH;
the Unlopf 80 YAeh 19e gScen. yg9rstC re-
fDfL, Iph Waf Pt,t uowp, we tsk anu
II 9wfpD usp91 pt WI rsfs1Flit'q Bn9 o4Tff9
lgpged IN 1t. I4e rep9illon pelnS crushed
/ tfe .i3Y 5eSt9red aNq INC SonStltutlonl hcI
klrowfedSed n theini iney stahd ~ Wte
Unlon,consteIlp lpfloif, paIt qi the th9 Isioi1ons
afd brighr gilla4Yy ot ot "A S Staoes; - tl1oud
lefeers' ,r ,ara, ~, ., ,s,v, ,n,Ia