The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-03-31

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able journal and viii spare no pains or ex-
pense .; make it acceptable to all classes
+" Senator TrumbulPs Civil Rights Bill has
been vetoed by the President" This was
the cheering news which was flashed over
the wires from one extreme of the Union to
the other on the night of the 9th, and, as
ST by natural instinct, all true, union-loying,
conservative men, those who always were
for the old flag and the Constitution as it
was, gave a hearty amen to this great and
statesmanlike decision of the chief exeeu-
tive, The Civil Rights Bill was born of
fanatical parents, supported by liberty
crushing bigots and killed by the action Of a
noble patriot. Andrew johnson can no
longer be doubted /; he merits, and should
receive the unqualified support of every man
in the South, of every gentleman in the
North he has put to death another of those
blood-thirsty and cowardly insults that can
spring alone from the minds Of men who
are lost to all sence of decency and respect
for the memory of the heroes who fought
and bled for the establishing Of white
mans government, and who, to further their
base and evil hearted views and intentions
would not hesitate to put on foot an iniquit-
GUS inquisition the like of which for hei-
.nousness was. never seen before, not even in
the Dark Ages. Thanks to an All Wise
Providence, that there IS A MAN who has the
power to check these would be-assassins Of
the liberties of the people johnson has
clothed himself in glory brighter and more
durable than that ever won on the bloody
battle fields of nations-single handed and
alone, as it were, he stands with the mighty
scepter Of justice, and with its keen edge
hews away the entanglements and snares
that are set about the corner stones of
American freedom by the blinded fanatical
leaders of negroeracy. Senator Trumbull,
and those who aided him in passing his in
suit to every gentleman in the land on its
third reading, no doubt, like " Gov" Brown
low, viii assert that the President ''has gone
around to the rebels" and is to be the leader
of "rebels and Democrats, and that his
course is ruinous to the Union cause" for
sthey must know, by this time, that there is a
,guf between the American people. that
admits of do bridging, save such a structure
as can be formed of the Old Constitution
and The Law, and as they are of the opinion
that the /" Constitution is a league with hell
and covenant with the devil, while he
holds that it is the accumulated wealth and
wisdom of pure patriots and the safeguard
to our nationality, there is not much likely
hood of any concessions being made by him.
On him we lean for support when he wants
or needs the support of millions of outraged
people he will getit, and that too, in such
way as to make the entire pack of mis-
cegenationists know that they cannot re-
duce the defendants of Washington to a
level with the aeoursed tribe Of Ham. Mr.
Trumbun if you like Ham, help yourself
but don't try to make other people partake
of g dish they cannot relish. The true
, white men of the Nation don't want any I" Of
nj that on their. plates just yet, and. the great
steward, Andrew Johnson, says. it is not
wholesome, because it is not g Constitu-
tional,' and the great masses of the people
say " amen" B7..- .5.r -u
. 81 The name of Radical has no tcrrors for
me. have been known as damned blue
u light wing, and damned lunatie,' and |
think it cheap if they viii let me off by cal,
ling me damned radical u Extract from
e Coz" Br0IUnLO1o S KnorUjtle speech. b. 2
And you'd think it cheap to be let off as
a +" damned radical, would you ''GoYernor2'
: and so would most men think, but it's hardly
possible for you to get off so oheaply. YOU
have, like Fo rney, won the D. D. D. D.,
which, being interpreted as touching your
case means doubIy damned, doomed to dam
nation
On the first Saturday in June the people Of
Coke county are to determine by ballot
whether or not the present county seat win