The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-25

socted ,n With an rn.,ar NJ knife declaring them
be q ~ and paral,c vi"i'ti m at thr M
Ipanship OF Pros den. Johnson for vct"ing
those bills Cnngross ~ nd lately tina. The President
had too mncs paIonage ana iii !. was H,aser,.s 70
legitimate power and 10 degrade his Ollie nto
dependency or Congress- VIII Oh had degraded itself to
the poslt OF mere central directory The President
had crushed away with sweep tn, whole Of their
cobweb sophsiry by which they would have sonih in
the Union governed be d. byt out OF Il TO
enjoy Its benefits or TO be represented in tho councils Of
the nation The President denied the OF State
cde denied that secession was valid In law; maintained
now and abored 10 restore the Southern people to all
their rights as they were ready 70 perform all their du
Ties Let the democracy. sn% thor give The President
bscsa': they had no favor. Or oisess 70
declaring that there was no time tor delay. The
danger was imminent and pressed heavily upon the
sSSl s.ys A.S e =: g IN s
from ne 70, blind and S!.c:sd !ssosns Tho only AK q
the broad sunhs Of hsavss under the canopy Of open
Mr. Pendlesoo concluded amid the most enthusiastic
me cOevssssoa sasa adjourned ans,' h'afs.ss ssvsa
TIE KvHxNa ssssroN
commenced ssr eight O'Clock and wss devoted entirely
= speech-makine ne oratou wsre Colonel Sawyer, C.
Z. vallandighnm and CongressnaA Finck.
srsrcn o. c. l. vxLLAxps0aAM
Mr. vxILASDsaHAn vas warmly received. 10 would
not promise that the democratic party would b trum-
phaut in the approaching election but the republican
reduced % sAiriy. thousand ia. isss, 20 be
believed Il would DO diminished this year
10 ten fifteen thousand Moreover thst tho democ.
racy would send to the Foreth Congress twelve repre-
senatves instead OF two In the language II the clergy
Providence had renewed Abraham Lincoln, and In
his place Andrew johnson, who was striv-
ing 70 restore the old Union. The speaker concursd
with Mr. Pendetou In saying thas the Ohio democracy
should grant Congress 70 depose Andrew johnson and
put In his place Chief Justice Chase they succeeded In
the control Of the Congressional elections. That
was their scheme and conspiracy. An attempt
Ia being made tho speaker assorted, 70
drive ths President Into the position Of aggrsor TO
compel him 70 drive The Senate and House from the
national Capitol; but Andrew johnson will not do
Tho Congressional conspators usurpcrs but he will
not violence but in Of necessity will turn them
70 the Supreme Court Q II they strike the Arst
blow then he will DO JUSTIFIED in hrusting them froa
the Capitol An attempt TO take his prerogatves
from him BY placing another man In his
place win justify him In using all the
power Of the purse and the sword In resisting Any
civil connections not to be desired; buff civil
war docs again, with the administration planted on
platform Of right the positions Of the democrats and
republicans will be reversed. The democracy will then
make the arbitrary arrests and not the republicans
Possibly vaandigham himself may then 90 the military
commandant Of Ohio.
The speaker concluded with . fiery psroration His
speech created a profound sensation.