The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-09-28
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my Policy" in 1894 and 1868.
Andrew johnson ON treason.

''rpraSnn AGAINST the Government is tho
highest crime that lS' committed. and
tt,r rugNgT~i in Il should SuttcT all It's penal
ti,~- Tu,itNr, must not only lC punished but
ibClr social power must liz IiS>lTONNt. II mot
they maintain a>NNHndRnCS, ara may
IsESgu tSNNNtuv numerous enough for TREASON tn
hsSNrulC rS>ItStAhtc.'
NNpSEw JOHNSON FNVORS CNNFISCArIOH.
''irrs.>Nn must I'' made UtysOu> ami traitors
must ~ punished Rud Impoverished. Their
ErvvAI Plantations must tx SCtEC>i and divided
futr ~iua!I earns, AN" sold to honest, indus
IFiuu> men.
ANpKKw JOHNSON NS RECnNSTRV CrIuS.
In Calling u convention tO NeNtOrN the
state. who shall U'>IoTc and rU-CStRhliSh Il {?
shall the man VINO gave his influence and
his means To destroy the Governments Is he
~ participate in The great work III rCorGNni-
EAltuus Shall he who brought this misery
upon the state nc permitted tO CNutrNl Its
dtStiniC>r II this 6e ~, then all this precious
blODNd vi our brave soldiers and officers 81
ITJClN INNuTtNl ont Will have hEcn wNnt0ulT
~PllleNt, all the glorious victories won by our
noble Armies will 80 for nauGht, and all the
hattie nrl,iS which have hCeu SoWu with dead
heruCsS during the rebellion Will have tDCen
mage and devastation" II WAS that treason
m;Sht ~ puI down and traitors punished.
Therefore say that traitors shall take u hack
seat in me work OF restoration"
ANDREW JOHNSON IN FAVOR OF pISrRAN-
CAISlNG TRAITORS.
IL SAY that the traitor has CSNlSSSl to IN u
StS1ISn am IN j"i@tmG ne rSSsiHn has GS
to vote with loyal men when he rcnuunctIi
his citizenship and sought tn destiny our Gov.
ernmCnt. Ne SAY 10 the most honest and
industrious foreigner who comes from Eng
land and Germany to dwell among us. and
To add to the wealth ot the country. 'heIore
You can tx a citizen you mast stay here for
hVe years II WS are ~ cautious about for
eiGuerS, who voluntarily TenOunCe their
homes to live with us, what should we say TO
the traitor who, although born and reNrEl
among us, has TNtSSNl a lNArtcldal hand against
the Government which always protected
him: My Judgment is that he should be
SuntNctSSt IL - severe ordeal before he Is rEs-
StoTTl In ciIEcuShtP.'
ANpKEw JOHNSON ~ FAVOR OF NEGRO
SUFFRAGE
EXsCUTIvE OFFICE
WNSHISGTnS. u. L., Aug. Is, '66. !
CIR. ". l. ShurkrY. Jackson, Mss.
- am GrsOtiIitd 10 >SsG that you have organ
tEsNi your Convention without difficulty.
hope that without delay your Convention
VIII amend Your State constitution, Abol-
t>hing slavery ana denying To all tu-
Iure Legislatures the power To leEtSlAte that
there i property III man; also That they
Will adopt the amendment to the Con>titu-
ton Of the United States RSOliShinc slavery.
Z yrtg elI <rEsTsi the elective frITF1chEsr Ia uil
,~rls 81 C,I,R tshO Gun rad ne Constitution
a The IIIEri &sG:s5 EtiIitNh aud irTiIe thctT
'l.IifltS, mai % all iscrspsS " culur who own
srzIi estate yl9Jlry3 q: rsyt lsSS GAau stO hundred
and NM Il ia $ aud pay tlIcS thereon, VUu
tru1i ,Gu crruIgts he uihrr States icil foy-
doe. This gu can 10 with perfect safety aud
NuG thus place the southern States in refer
enc 20 ire ISsl sons al color, upon the same
tSl>i> with the trt1 states, hope and trust
Your convention VIII Go this, and n con-
sequence the Radicals, VINO are wild upon
negru franchise. Will be completely fOIled in
the 2 attempt 70 Keep the southern states
trhrn renewing their Tel,Il0nS To the Union
10y not accepting their Senators and Repre-
SeuLAIlNt~
,~tSueSil ANDREW IoHSSOS
President CT the United states.
ANpREw JOHNSON IUDG ED ny HIMSELF:
- " GSI4CSSF Nou nud "A man anywhere
prAttuS about the Constitution OF the UuttsS1