, 1866-02-27
horn e,oa: They have 1esnet TO take md to er,ss

hinWs IN m eycrlfent school, ans they will accep'
lie present challenge IS hrely as II h gt7cHt
.trtom the Gsena G.z.tte, Mole1atS Republican. !
Va regard tab speech .s entirely OCT Of psacs,and
urhecnTipc 1hc chief Magistrate u 3 crest nation.
Il pauakes entirely tco much Of The Character o.
NJ ;,feaI haianEuc. A.tGE eu1esnlly resdiog the
Presidents veto me sa.c We c3ati no. oat oosE1e
that hfs .ctioo In the t3<e bad been pEom2[ed ~
hnrs+f rnnvjc,io1e and no were b. no meaGs Ger
t11o Ihsi be had not ctea win wtsioH1 Lie p'cdn.
g. yfry stEpu. objections to the bill, ana we nnd
bslxsed .at in l me q hePnossn =, 1ss a, p coGssf
mi bis .pcerh of1este,lsy Hl ever BE- looked upon
as Inc saddsst n,t:take OF his le1 II wc except h
Ridiculous lnanEnsal
IF,om he Keokuk Gate City Conservative. R:p.]
= hen loycl mn hear the shout Of jnhi.atlon
that goes np troIa fhose that weze lhe enemies ot
the Government: from Southern trnsors tnat
fought the batklee Of fhs contrderacy; nom Md
de States Conservatives th1twern 72eaner ahan tns
rsbels in arms: md from Northern sJmpa'ht7szs
Who s,sfcd Mr. lincoln and oppoaed the Wal.
Then thcy cannot but feel profoundly. Solaicfs who
1opC Ycate. prteoness who saw their comrades per-
Eh trom staryutlon and III nsace in FTson pens,
and themselves learned The osuIslty Of rte chyalry
who now are ctanoFous for the right 10 rnake Laws
for The government OF 1oyal men; men and wousn
At home who saw rclatyrs and friends ~ into
the strife. and Whose heasts ~cre dsilp taxed
relaliErs md fricudz incurred, and who were mad
dened L. tic corpslnesd Democracy, 10 r sounding
the praise OF NJ .1ohn+u,, tt1oieed At rcscl VIC
toalcs and wers sad!= By Ieael dc'eats-sheso
do rot lcok without alarm and Indignation At
measure, which eeems 10 strike down The rights OF
IT, is nto peistica supeaey s party Of Norcra
syu,paIhizess and Southern rebels who htu In
cnIrcd the Just condemnation Of 1oyA mn. The
The great loyal heart q de nston beats huIrle.y
and fcvertshly- Wen turn away from rcsnrln. the
loya grnycs that dot the South, the loyal blood that
crfu1toned its sol. the yscant places in thes own
household, their own INCLINED limbs. o. chilaetns
limhE, and ask with based brcath, Is tIeason ~
,siumph after an.'' President johnson will do welt
10 rcg gart this feeling.
From the sandussy {ohio) Register.
or the depth Of s:utrthty and co'1oquIal sanc to
which Andrew johnson bas seen fl to descend, IRE
have no heart 10 wre- Buchauan with all his trea-
ther 81! be dignity Of place and the decences OF
ofc1al lfe For The snle OF oar tattb IN hunlan na
tn!e we wish there were reason to believe that Air.
Johuson's anomalous wtrt1s could BE- cxlu.ed on
the same ground that the uaudlln sentences Of his
inaugural were endured.
ons sopsuslon +, TO- us, ,1eyita1s: 4 ,his
thls Republic, trouble lies ancad- Andrew Johnson
Affects to believe that Congress has constitutional
feht 10 10 exsiude tns 5sbsl states isom .eps:enna n
we arc entering another lcbclson that Is, Copcre.+
+ gigantic rebel and mukt he suppressed Ii the
bound 10 his power to enforce the laws and sec
ths. ne T. 19 onser Violated by
tas not many steps to take befure deseendll TO In
| troduce Southern members 10 tho t'oors Of Con.
! crrsE hJ military poxcr, and We know that he 1.
aEeoctaies. We DO moi win 10 excite uudur nlatn,
hut tn these critical times, after zeadins she
Presidents startling words, we should be prepared
1 Tor any thing.
From The Richmond (va.,) whlz, Rs:el.l
| pHEsnENr's VETO.
| TIE veto Of that gigantic and monstrons lcHials-
| tive prouuct-the Freeomens Bureau bill. " tue
most important and interesting event Of these
eyeptiul times. The grounds on which the Pit.-f.
dent rests bis veto are In harmonious atcotd with
lhose views Of the Constitution. and those opin1ons
OF general policy indicated y him big .cra al-
dresses 10 delecatiuns that have watet upon him
courageous energy displayed BY the Tfcsjttent In
The mesfasu accompanying the seto, proclaim hin,
Distinctly IS Of she Andrew Jaesson stamp .:
support or the mass Of the people. What will be
lis elect upon parties and party Acion IN Eon:1e.s
viii presently be shown. Speculation on this
| subject Is needless and Improbable. The TACT
ieet vii be developed soon almo.. ~ Ingenious
sresula.ons could se given io The public;
seto Of M IT, Rs,css ,ban
derhot- We cln afford to wait. with At Last
eonahe degree Of patience, Tor the denoueuent IN
We present this important message to our read-
s,s. 4 speaks for ttsel1 aad needs no comment or
eqsieat.a1, m -, ,.s, c,., No.. w,,,,..4,, .,,.
sran, that The Senate has iae to pass he Bit oycr
the Presidents veto. Ihl. Ia the Waterloo oi The
fadfcHlF.
lFrcmIfhc Vicksburg (,1'ss-) Herald. Rebel
The speech OF Andrew johnson viii not serve 10
rcs,orc The e4uanlmlty Of Radicals, who are very
much d1spIea<ed with his Ezce'iency. On the con-
t1ary, It Will stir up new touutalrs Of Indignation
In the hearts Of Summer Stevens ! Co.. who witt
vail in despair and cure IN anger: Let them wall
and curse. Andrew johnson Is al right on the ne.
gro question as well rs thas OF restoration. and
re eel disposed 70 t,art the angry rawlings Of the
Radicals with patience.
memphis pnjly Po.t.l
The telegraph annonnees the veto Of the Freed
mems Bureau [ifll BY President johnson. From
T.! The Tenor Of information previously received We
bud anticipated the return Of the bill to Congress
cGed veto. We freely confess TINT we ftrl eome-
what disappointed at the actinn Of the President.
not only on account Of The direct result likely to
bulwa.k which stood between them and oppression,
but rom lis probable Influence the Presidents
rrlaitoue with cnroscssu