The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-03-23
The Parting OF the WdyS.

. Justice to the wisdom and moderation
with which its approach has heen treated
by the great Mon party. Maintaining tc
the utmost that confidence in the integrity
OF President johnson. which afforded the
reason for his nomination and election.
the party has wisely avoided every thing
which could occasion or justify the caam-
lily of Il conflict between the Executive and
Congress at this pregnant crisis. Obey
ING alike the impulses OF common sense
ami the dictates oi political prudence. ii
has constantly rcpelied the suggestion thai
Mr.. Johnson mi-ht prove rccreant to his
own cour>c OF conduct during the war.
that lie mi ght turn his baci, upon his friends
lnd Q" over TO tile camp oi the enemies oi
the country, aS too unworthy of human
nature, and too full of danger to the coun-
try, To be entertained. 1t Is true That all
along there has been much. very much to
promp! such Il suggestion, The depart
ure from all previous professions which
WAS DISPLAYED iii reir!zin@ the Provision
III Government OF Mississippi, and which
was 80 startling as 10 call forth protest
even from the officer who >ub>equently.hc-
c;,ne the leading Copperhc;,d candidate in
the New York election: the appointment
"i Lewis +. Parsons and t. +. Perry 10
high Office in Aai,alna and South Gtroli-
i'll ; thr support @lven by Federal author
ltv to the renegade Gov. Weii> Fl, Loni>i-
ana the Jealous Reservations ui trust in
rebels tile suppression on every public o'.-
c;i>lOn OF all reference to treason. and the
necessity for lt> punishment the general
encouragement oi re- ,el>. and the >vStcln-
a'l:' nc@!cct OF mon mrn in the South =:
the wIsirlv affirmed AMI never authorita-
lively denied sympathy with the Demo-
"ral> in tie New York election: the >,lr-
,rSIng unwiilingncs> TO bring jefferson
! DAVIS on any 0i lis :l>~uciatrS To trial and
thc contradictory limitations and :,>-ur;u,-
cc> OF friendship sad to have been GIVEN
al the same time t" prominent men ot op-
posing principIr>.-;lll these were wei!
calculated 10 >timulatc distlust and ankle
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would bc irryrrc>-ihIc. Bu in view of
the mGmpnious "raNitv ot' the situation.
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a,rnci,u. SIN,
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,..ri> the i,rpul.lican army +. w.u defined
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against the unjust. DISCRIMINATING ,,ri,-
ror- laws oi the >tat..~ lately IN r,.i,.ll;,,,
That i the whole scn-. and purnort ,r,ba
vetoed bill. The pr.-i,lnt r.:;,.... H..
consent to a measure - iu>r and u,r..sor,.
lie will give tle Iuck!,.~> freedmen ~
matter thouoi incv NAV hay, horne arms
and suffered woml> for ,i.. n,,;ou M
other protection tIrln l!a, of the tlr,c;ou.
clutches from whicI, thcv have but inst be,n
,natric,!. They shall have no s,,t,.a,,,rJ
no law. no administration Of ;u,;ic. ,x-
crpt such ;.@ the rebel States will afford
them. That * the whole >cil>. ao.l nur-
port of his veto. II i not :, ou..~,i,;, -,
poiiticql RIGHTS. Nero yotine ho. polL-
inc 10 do with it, AMI on this mnn.;ro,-
NATIONAL protection against local l.ri.J,-
ton oi an oppressive. Discriminating caste
character. the President iloutS and sui,>