Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-09-21
Has President Johnson Violated His
Pledges? ''''''.-'+

Ill
Pledges! '''''''''''' =
President Johnson IN his ccotist,cal
,,>,
- "e'us''.ne" w "eN' III !"
tone anu manner that implies the ut
most confidence In his own consistency,
aiwh,t nledyes, A,dr.,y y,,,nso,,
,.;,,.toa ~, =, ,;e, ,,;,.,,a,. .De..,. :.
| vioiated IN ms bibuious speech at
e'eyeiahd ne saia: Is5 srse ui ,ssatz
- i,naSe ,an,s, oeah zen among al, Inc Amer.
/ have lived and zen renrceantsd @ the,, ,''n, H.,
some capacity for the last TWENTY-FIVE
years. And where is the ninn living,
qr sne wo'f,aii IN INC conlmunlty, that
that can Mace Their anccr - M ,,na,, ono op,
single hair-breadth Of deviation FROM
ONE SINGLE PLEDGE ! HAVE MADE, or
s,nE,e nm'm.,oh %, the Sonstitntion OF
sneol, . What reI;w;o, Jnes bo 'r,ro.s % .
4 Let him come forward and rnloca his
! finger upon one pledge I have violnt.
ed. - ~ - - o,--'''-, -
Nov, IA. az 90, .,. =,
'e,s''' ~ "'' '''''.'''' "'' "pfe'' :" MS
record ana iew examples, whether
Andrew Johnson has reason to have
TINT confidence I'm the cons;ste,oy nc
III -,a,,,.5 ,r.. ,uacsasss ~ ~
ii's 'e'o'u 'n"' ne pioiesses '.'
ANDREW JOHNSON FAyoRs lCoNFIs-
CATION Treason must DC mddc odions,
dnn naast Oe Dnntshed diidLnp0c-
er,shed. Their great pIantat'onsmustbe he
seiled ana INVADED INTO small farms,
ana s1ift 70 honest, Industrious men"
-. Do, Joh"sons Nosht1lte speech, June 8,
lS6i. .,
nd nt T1L l.,
inr their propertv tn sucb blatant do
fon+ tr,;.o,. 1r......t 40 - ~.
- 80. 80 90 '[io7'iy a. "'sc, iefre
Soule, L. L. Beauregard and Others
In TACT, there is scarcely a leading reb-
el IN the South who has not already
nad MS properly restored to him. Is
ehis tne way 70 maks treason odious
ana PUNISH tfaitofss ls this Keeping
MS pieuses 90 '''''.'" ...t.'..... s.,. a's.
r,aS ASphtW W, Johnson ,,,; ON itEcoNsTRuc-
store tho Stale. Hlo sInU % em.,on ,.oatnr W ri
ye-establish IL iShaUthe man wIo 0n,,e ,.,,,s
his influence and his means to destroy
.he "a !, nonernn.entx Is he 20 participate
Shall he who brn,Dht tnia =, ;saru ~,
the State be permitted to control it's
ucstiniesp If this be SO, then all this
pssslous Pr. . p,ovu vi cur oIave soiuiers ana
been wantenIv SMILED III tic n,or;a,s
victories won by our noble armies will
go Tor naught, and ali the battlefelds
H,,.;m .ss shs peen i;N sowh VIII VIII ueau heroes
made memorable in vain. I Whv ali
this /, carnage and devastation a. II
tVas that treason Daight be nat tl0ton and
traitors punished. Therefore saw that
traitors MUST TAKE A BACK SEAT IN
THE WORK OF RESTORATION Nash
riNe Speech. saA f.shh..ug 9aiE1
Vet Prcsi,lent Jobnsor por noo;r-
..; a..
tai.s 'ha' s9ouIherh oIiite uo'ernihents
shall be re-organized by ex-rebels, and
approves the massacre of loyal me mber
of q loyoI Stoto ronva,,t;o,, oh,o
80 'er,o. y io'ie
nioo IN ne" orleans. lie Is SO mana
ging affairs that, according to his own
testimony, all this precious blood of
-ovr t,,.vs soId;.., "a ,c,.ous r~s.I..
.,, anu o,'0'' ,'''" ~ iiee,y
Pouieu OUT, VIII nave peen wahtonly
spilled all the glorious victories won
by our noble armies will po for nauoht
.,a o,,t,, t,.,..,o aa,, /,
Auu al 'iie ua''ic heius "hicn nave peen
strewn with dead heroes during the
reoeiilon ,wiii nave been made memoir
aoie IN vain" is this the way to put