, 1866-03-29
FROM EUROPE,
Our London Correspondence.
PRESIDENT JOHNSON'S ANGLO.
REBEL ADMIRERS.

NnoS' asFea ~ 1870.
.7a1As ,onssosS E 1selisa As1iakHs. rs. =.
p.a..1nN. 1ea 1.. sou, w "sunsso1y '''s,' 1aa1
1lesiuen. ~, vonasons VETO ol Inc fleeomehs
oa.s0a oui nau oeen Nc1co"eo "nn entnusl'
asl!c approoa1lon nE those organs OF the Eng
lfsh press which toiled heartily In behalf Of
rebellion during the past i've years. The ef-
feet produced by the retn has hepn o-est1v
.hr,ohtened Nv M 1ahrso-,s .h,1,x,;a ] -,
.sasu .s..a.s " ~ gonnsons palipp'c on
sas .ns :. sessaly y. ten VI was1astons ofltnoay
day after day, encouiunns mon the President.
6,itn,, t1;e fo,nmns ~ ,.rs1s 1v,,.1, Mil .1a
$500 .-osa... - PAs ~" " .....,.au un1u ~
ptes1t "uent' nase ne'el "Hten upon
A1ne11can aualfs' soclaI Or poltieal, but IN q
condemnatory and insulting tone. Our Anglo
frantic cnerey to surnass each other in full
soma landatio, ~ A. A. IohnaouN @ NJ, Ill ',;sas,. - ~
so"e Aauuae4'u y, +ui' soleou-au n'sto's'
European Us well IS AMERICAN, oclng ran
sacked tor examples oil courage, decision aud
patriotism worthy Of being compared to him.
:'conservattve''> contemporaries may feel
themselves ut loss Tor appropriate language
when describing the virtues OF your C1tef
Magistrate. In the interest. therafnrc of snth
1,ntr1otic sna 1or,1 shesta -. iha c.esoaSs -
~, 81 =, - t.s
E,,opfr4r ~ will n,ocaoa ~ 80 al
tional extracts from our London press ei!eo-
CYSTIC of President johnson.
Eirat NJ ali. tha Tim. mt ,,..,,., =. j.
atrnn,r ths u ,,st p 1nanoni;a1 ~ - oeeaose u ls
nera hnt stiii rnore os tI.e a,nnrent wr news newspp
H. Johnsnn n tt,s ronnfrr nv otgan o.
sense Of gratitude or common iecencv In vnfr
.Eyecutfye. nmonrst his snnno~s.Ss - ~. ~
North or ndrnjrers IL, n;1ia the TT. ~ tac
to receive yote of thanEs ~ ,us +s,a1S ~ 9"Ea1
monfal fnr ia nresert IN Tne.t ;.5ssns.eo
n i1av nav rossea 1rithont n 1otn!ss III. +aoi
in support 81 thc President whist otIe. 81.
Eio-repel organs conhne themselves to q >,Isu-
gle comment on q steamers news. Last
Thursday, the morning affer the receipt Of
Mr- Joonson's speech, 1he Timer commeuc0d
It's principal Leader" by comparing the Pre-
the psnegyric by my poor words. Here Is
the unauthorized blasphemy -
from the Times, March 81
II was Rasd BY the great Athenfan orator that
f1ondence always dehoesated better fot the Re.
pane ;hn tnan ne ne Iepuote Fey aeaberased or e The
~ as oe fasq wa tha greatest truth Of
"'ee = o" -
We cannot withhold our admiration rto,, ,hs ~.
sitIon taken BY Mr. Johnaon and ihe n,sni1 y,rror
With which be maintains f.. He does not appear
TO be gifted WITH much felicity o. fneney Of Ian
snass @ ,r o1t @ NJ .nough.s sWe! beyond bis wosde
nWn IL 1nreiy any anu ,usn un sSee.y taelE
rohly and worthi!Y erc,t historic. nns3t,nr
destptes OF millions 81 tbe humsn rsts 5rnena ums
On HIM and be tise4 ii,lly to the height Of iho *
eas'9H. .
We do not ,soust ,bst the 4,,essa-,. h.. ..s,aod
m lie wiser cnnrse and We nitI lin ii s,cs.s II
his mission Of mercT and tnstics. No MN ~ cyer ~
f. aEh a. IL noUf shan aaa oetsr t. a
trrnu,,r eonf1s sratinn .n5 49,, fo'is1 W
H. I;,,n ti,,,a "o,nnaraJ u praS;Saa, T..
naE1ng taus compared Ffovldence 70 An,
drew johnson, The Times Institutes parallel
next morning between the latter and George
Washington. $
,.r,. ,e% INC 1e.ass a,me.' Is sa'eh
w,shnetns nirth5.T VAIL, nv h.rs @ a on
woIlhy Il lie great founder Of he Amesiesa ite H
p"ose@ -, =
ut IL impossible nor to ndntre thu ,r.olntc uEi,
and ITALY patIoic ep(rt htch plye iii ont .nnlcn
declaration IN interest fa7 above the ordinary utter
aneSe q American rresidsnts. An equally striking
mei n,,;, nowets " .h ~ neuME eiea5neye ~ An e
johnsons n1,7u q. II non 1,ans 1! ~: II.
wicn have hithsrso appeseJ 10 ensFcs. the whae
feld OF Northern politics.
nas apreafs certain y that re- tetaina the eou.
noe9ee 81 re country, nnd that IN re ast sE.ort
ns S saEt he b. sbe 70
era1ion which, az IhneJdides ooses1es, determine
ne Se fse2t Te9a o1 1ae na viii
and Washington, Tor the Tuses returns to the
Charge this morning, Mr. seward's speech al
New York civ heinz ttrafrrd fntn the ilf,cr,
sion, and yery much applauded. EIn,sinr \.
snM T., .,,.i, H,ttn~airhf - ~ tuaME TS ~ ~
eeu ~ Sneu utsun oIeneu cou pans, tne 4naEs
naturally enough begins 70 prophecy; and we
are favored with the following information
sighted Americans who think of running ~,
nI,ti-TImcs-.Tohnsnn tictet in The cntun,a5
" ~ rT,nm shs Tine rIn M,,rh " .Ie - ou'' '''11'
.The elections Of nsxt autumn viii probably
leave the President master Of the neid, II. indeed,
so Tne ahe
formidable as 1t IT, no longer possesses The o1vant
Bge Of conten1ing tor great cau.eT'
II now bfcomes nv plcasunc' and dntr ~
4ou.e hrs ~ ~ W 0'1nutH.nsi E,,s, ppn0u oi ~.
w. onlI1son, My UtanaaolueI n psnE OCCASION
aliy knoW1 g. "saEley camp" ~ although shc
calls herself " tor short" The Morning 0<ra1d
trn1litv. 1oth heine rood sTf..aern.ss ~ ~
complamts@aud ga @ shs csupot s set aboaI /, tf9s{
an her co1npanions: moreover. the d..r oid
lady is getting deaf. aud It takes several daye
for any news to affect her tympanuul. No
wonder, then, SHE nevcr heard of tLe Psesi-
her But On =. ssafaea eef
~ nomnnns III dame Wn. ~ ,e1ivarsd - ~, ~,
totInwinFs ~~'S1-A "a Ane
rP7nn, ,ta wo,r,,. Herald u.rcaa,
,,r.a h,.,,,ass,. ~ - - y ~
fo,o ohday o. a. az
All JnIn.on md tho fisdics1 Il -tin, 11es''
.we ha,e l1t,,e doub, ib,, IN ,bs .,,n,,,,o x,,s :
the Ksd1ca] pastv. The presfdrnt iii n.rysii Ths
Hxccutiyc h. aiwa1s netn .trnne. annuch IN bnIS
il own sgsin.t and dc WI Is. n ssesty |
lIc 10 .hs c dt Or aatot,.V of ,be sans,e ana
.tili les. to thoee Of The noulc. The Supreme