The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-09-27
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my Policy" in 1864 and 1865.
Andrew johnson on Treason.

'TgraS0u against the Government Is tho
htShc>I crime that can tr S'mmtttCd, and
tho>, cnE7E'Nt In u should suffer All ltH penal.
titrs Traitor must not only NC puutSlltSl hut
their s.S,iSi 10 Vrr must t' destroyed. II not
Iury maintain NSsrndRnry, RCd may
again lSCNnWC numerous enough for trCJNSon tO
Sc>aHtHc IySTNNtAhIc,
ANDsEw JOHNSON rAVoRs CONVERSATION.
"tVra>On must IN made UNiiOuS and traitors
ErsAt plantations must tn SctEuSl aud Nt,iCNl
into small farms amt sold to honest, indus
lTiuus men,
NNrSSw 1NHSSoS on RECONSTRUCTION.
La csituK convention la IO>tOTN the
state. who shall restore and p.-C>iAUIiSh II
shall the man VINO gave hts influence and
his means tn destroy the Government she
Ia participate in the great work al TSNTEnnl-
EALOns snail hc who brought this misery
uIShn the state le permitted to ENntrOt Its
dCSunteNs II THIS TX ~. then all TINS previous
bl,SNi Nt our brave soldiers and Officers No
finely INJuPNi ont will have bJ'Cn WNuIOnlY
Spilled, ali the glorious victories won by our
noble s,r1nitS Will 40 for nau&ht, and all the
IAtIlt-ncliS which hNNC bSS,n SOWu with dead
hrpSvS tiuTiuE the rebellion will have been
made memorial in vain. Why all this car
maze ami ds Vs.>tatiOnS II was that treason
might IN pat down and traitors punished.
Therefore SAY that traitors shall take back
SEAI IN the work vi reSloratiOn."
ANDREW JOHNSON IN FAVOR OF DTSFRA%-
CALSIS6 TRAITORS
Il SAY that the traitor has ceasCd to I've
citizen; and IN joining the rebellion has Ots-
come public enemy. he forfeited MS right
10 vote with loyal men when he rcnOuncESi
eTunent- Ne SAY to the most honest aud
Industrious foreigner who comes nom Eng.
land and Germany to- dwell among us, and
10 aid tO the wealth OF The country, 'beiuTo
you can he a citizen YOU must stay here for
uNe years II we are 81 cautious about for
etIuerS, who voluntarily rSuOunCS their
homes 70 1--we with us. nat should We SlAV to
the traitor who. although born and reared
among us, mas r1tSsNi \ rNATictdAl hand against
the Government which always protested
hims Ny Judgment Is that he should be
sntjtSied TO >t,v,re ordeal before he is re-
SturSd 10 IlEenShIp.
ANDREW JOHNSON ~ FAVOR OF NEGRO
SUFFRAGE
kXEcUpIvK OFFICE
WAsHTS6rON, II. L., Aug. Is, Us.
Gov. W l. SAdrkTy, Jackson, Nus:
u am GrNuned to Ste that you have organ
led Your Convention without difficulty. /
hope thAt without delay yoHr convention
wliI amend your State constitution, abOl-
tShtuH slavery ami denying to all iu-
iuTC Legislatures the power TO leStSlaIe that
there i property in man; also that they
Will adopt the amendment Ia the Con>titu-
liOn NJ the United States AbOliNhlug slavery.
II so. could extend ths c!s-tIrv fr1FchiSr 20 all
IbsrgoGS q CULpE THO cIII rsId the CoHStItlsIGn
Of rAs JF't.si !S,IssS anguish and icTiSe Ihetr
RtIHtcs, GNd % al Icrsl'LS gf c'btDT VINO own
rrtII ,sI:s ruls,i az Efr< !sSs 'hIu :iCn hundred
,Cos.li - dfl sTtIagSs he other States ,ri,i fol
Ior. TuIs Oh can DO with perfect safety. and
You thus PLACE the southern States, IN refer
eJics 10 ire pes sons OF color. upon the same
basis with the GTcS states. / hope and trust
your convention Will do this and a. a con-
sequence, the Radicals, VINO are wild upon
negro franchise. Will be completely foiled In
the attempt to keep the southern states
from renewing their relations TO the Union
by not accepting their Senators and Repre-
SenLAtiNrN
t>iSuSib ANDREW JOHNSON,
President III ihp. CniISNi States
ANDREW JOHNSON JUDGED BY HIMSELF:
'WhvuevsI you md man anywhere
praiuug abott tue Constitution OF the Untteei
states, spot linn; hes - trAtIor."-Andretc
J5h Is1RS CGapdigH Speech al NdShutLIe, SIP
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