The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-02-20
THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.



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kon an q. A., ,,,, s,.v.rv within the uu,,. ~ ,n,
Estate. know no reason why the State Of Tennessee
I<relatons IN he limited States
The President Of the United States stands lar,s An
countrv in somewhat different attitude from, that Of
ny member Of Congress chosen from snge dssr,c, n,
State The President IS chosen by the peope Of ali the
s,Ss, brsnch Of NOT sn tme
duy on ali proper occasions IN prsssn thesr ;st .s
% Congress- There always will he diferences ~ onnion
kn the communtv and irdi,,d,.is ,s.r ~. ,,,,s., ~
kfaus Of the law Rns th.sa 40 not
Valid objections against The risht m ats ~ renrs
ssnation II would i'm ro.,ss t,,srssr ,-h 49, a.,
cetIon Of Congress with s, - az M s 80. u.s -
nembers but hold II INV Sntv IN rrcammsnS ~ vo ~
the interests Of peace ana In the Interests Of he
Union the adn,isson ~ 49, c,.. - 49, sL- - s
Mic LEGISLATION when howsusr ;rsnhordins,a S,s,~ r
or rebelllous lis neonie nav hsvs hss is
net only IN an altitude ~ iovsI,v ana hsr hs ~
HE persons or W. ,S,s 80 ,i, % h
Inlesiioned undar eriss,rg - 49,, s ~ ~
bhiu thai mn ;rdaana g. ,s-...s a, ns ~ 49,,
hut OF the counirv from renrssenss,nn ,,st r. az
Eended by shirt az dison.et ana corrns,rt n l. nm
WISE and dapeerous 10 nnrsns cnn1ss a. measure
which will pn,fe snv t.rg" .sss,c ~ a. conr,rv
hnins. another section Of the country no
or inc ~, atsr may az nS
buness and natural causes will raise up at the South
mn devoted the Union as those Of any other part
ofhe land. But II they are all excluded from Congress-
pr permanent statute they are declared not TO be
n ull constitutional relations to the country they may
thik they have cause TO become unit feelings and
selimenis against the government Under the pollti-
Ihent and neradicable that the consent Of the ma
E1oE Of the whole people Is necessary TO secure q
wing acquiescence in legislation. The bill under
thy had not ssbeen fslly restored in ali their
costutional relations TO the United states" II they
hae let ut once act together to secure that de-
sire snd at the earliest possible 1t hardly
jument most Of those States SO far at least as depends
up their own ac n have already been fully restored,
anare to be deemed 10 be entitled to enjoy their
stitonal rights as members OF the Union Reasoning
fro the constitution ITSELF and from the actual stua.
toof the country feel not only entitled but bound
assoc that with the federal courts restored in the
seval States and in the full exercise Of their functions
the yhts and interests OF all classes OF the people wi
wtthe aid Of the military In OF resistance the
LAVE essentially protected against unconstitutional
.lti ement ana violation should THIS expectation
unnpry 1ail which DO not anticipate, then the En-
ecuth 10 already armed with tho powers conferred by
reau nd herca}ter ~ haretosrs he ha can eniov tho
land = ra.a, $3.50 ~ 10 'a' on,p'vy w,
Iu naval iorces OF ,he country 70 suppress nsur'
run The bill to the senate the earnest arm hope that
mere involving questions and interests so important
70 snpuntIy wii not become law unless upon do
aDe consideration by the people shall receive the
sancu OF an enlightened public Judgment.
ANDREW JOHNSON
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Tbocs.ace was i's,enea 20 he av,,en, ;n,onso fool,
;nr Ono nj - aara.o-s go ~ sa,hrad ,rs ~
the Eas a. ,ro 40 en- IN ,ia raer,e M, Vim
out omen man fesation oxcent ~ the close Of Tho
readL when lond annIansa shook one section NJ The
gentien's gallery mingled with determined Kisses and
hs, ynauc blows .Ss 2. soe vice hammer
ThicS pHrs nSYT said the n,essays wond be en,ered
n tnrrn Wn1IA In 2on