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Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1865-186?, 1866-10-04
RECEPTION ODE.

Hoaddy, SEPTEMBER 10, 1866.
welcome! Nose, Johnson, we're mighty cla
you've eeme, ..I-
We Copperheads and sorehead, have long bccl
dreadful Glum,
For here's tie place where Morton rule., IN,
Guybaek's cruel foe,
We need y'ur help n clean him out, John COP
person IN! Joe.
John copper-son, my Joe John, when we wor,
first acqnalnt,
You were fiery radical. but now. thank God, 70,
aint:
You talked Of hanging JEFF, John, but now will
usyou go.
For Ia aging that Rump Congress, John Copper
sop IA. Joe!
John Corpcr-son my Joe John. it was great idee
For YOU and Billy Seward to get up this little
spree,
Your Policy got little mixed, we couldr make
iiso, ~ -. t~- -- -
i'necded your explaining, John Copper so N m ,
Joei
We saw its huiis s, Memphis, and again at New
otl"nh,,
But these infernal Radicals, they never did know
beans.
They made our people al believe, in spite ofu.
:ou know.
Tha, Killing loyal rpon Wa, wrong, John Copcer-
son my Jocl
That rebels lave no right to share in Freedoms
icayes and fishes.
That all the rig,ss they have are jus. to clean the
dirty dishes
Allthc'c were abolition lis, Tom Hendricks
told 'cm 80,
Bat they called him ''mur, and "spooncy,'' .
John Correr-son my joe
Bat your majestic ,ramrins roand has fixed that
ih!nsai last,
Your Cleveland speech bully, John, we've
goi The varininis fast,
Ind il you'il make another such, before away
You 20.
Wen dose en- on election day, John Copper
son my Joe looo 77e
We're doing al We en- 70 keep the people all
from ihinkin'-
10 d,inkin;
In y cuss III Congress better then. and that's
the way. you know,
To get our rcsvl bre.h.en in, John Cope sen
my Iuc:
Wc'cr glad 20 welcome Seward, too, he's just our
OF mai.-
His head is square and level on our rrconstruc-
ton Ian;
He'll do to lin ;he heavy end. for you're the erh
YOU know,
We keep the Constitution in, John Coppcr-son
M! Jo-.
.anl G.nc.-l C ant md Farrasut, since they have
come with You,
We'll qate forgive em tha: ihey ever wore the
Union blue.
And whipped our rSerayback alIics, John, twas
mighty mean and Low.
And needs sincere repent Ice, John Copper son
my Joe!
And lastly, here. Dave Good.ng, your bottle
holder firm.
when he goes TO Hancock county he makes the
-natives squirm;
Ills "foot i. on his native heath" he'll do Tor
clown, YOU know,
Tc your big travelling Circus troupe, John Copper
son ms Joel i.f
SO ~cic:mc welcome Cn- and all, to ;his our
Iloo,lor cline
Well drink confusion TO The RAIDS irfcrnsi MI
the time, EstItft
And toast the Rehs in Bumpers, snd praise the
murlerous woe
That made you chief of all TIE lard, John Cop
person my Joe
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1865-186?, 1866-10-04
NAwKIsH HUMANITY.

81 the beginning Of the last session
of Congress 7 had frcuent interviews
with the President. He talked then
like the rest OF us. ] confess ] was not
one OF those who with a mawkish hui
manin cried out for pardon by the
wholesale for rebels. ! believed the
safety of this nation demanded the
penaltv Of death to be exacted Of some
of tho leaders of the rebellion. Cheers
If the opposite policy Is followed, why
NAV we not as well open all o'iI peni-
tentat;csP Do YOU seek friendship
with m,rlercrs Our Democratic
friends do. but they need not have
travelled M Philadelphia tn be gratiiied;
the penitentaries would have furnished
better men. tCheers.]
The distinction of right and wrong
must not be wiped out, else we 60 into
astate of the widest anarchy. Wrong
must be punished, but tell me who has
been punished for this rebellion? |
know jeff. Davis has been imprisoned,
bat he has larger liberty than many OF
us. Your finest residences in Clifton
do not exceed the splendor Of the place
where he roams at large Is that the
way 10 vindicate the law? Ii the
President had taken my advice. he
would have taken seven or eight Of the
leaders, and would have strung them
up, as warning in all future time
TCheera.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1865-186?, 1866-10-04

Our people are not behind the mos
wealthy portions of the county il
making useful Improvements and
pushing forward every new enterprise
A KIDNAPPING AFFAIR.
Gus. Peters, residing most of hi,
time near spartinsburg, Ind, created
some excitement in our village on
Friday evening last by kidnapping
and attempting to carry OFF q small
child belonging to Mrs. Peters. Mrs
Peters recently obtained divorce from
the said Gus. Peters on the plea OF
drunkenness and brutal treatment OF
herself and family. The court APP
pointed her guardian for the children.
This Peters did not like, and on Fri
day evening he rode to the house of
Mrs. Peters, watched his opportunity,
and picked UP one Of the small children
and mounted his horse and rode of on
the Spaitinsburg road.
Mrs. Peters ran out and gave the
alarm. The bare mention on the out
ragcous theft raised an excitement, and
Il number of persons ran 10 the rescue.
. The race was quite spirited-mcn on
horseback and on foot joining in ii
freely. 1t lasted twenty minutes or
more, when the gentleman was caught
and made to bring back his stolen
property and deliver il up TO its legal
owner.
The crowd admonished Gus. to leave
the place immediately, and not he
caught here ON similar mission,
under no less penalty than good
thrashing. The orders were promptly
obeyed, and he has not been seen in
our city since.
DeGaff is on the railroad line again
experimenting the work. He looks
rather feeble since his illness, but is
gaining strength daily.
Powell d Hindshaw have done
good job Of gravpling the sidewalk in
front of their dry goods store.
Mrs. Montcith's property was sold
on Saturday for II, 200, Harry Jones,
Of Richmond, being the purchaser. A
handsome residence sold cheap. 'aol
n very singular circumstance hap
pened this week. Mark failed to bring
the mail from Winchester on Tuesday.
1t has not happened before in many
years. 1ncossant rains and high water
was the cause.
Preparations for erecting 81 steam
saw-mill near town arc going on
rapidly.
Mitch. Campbell was in town on
Saturday attending TO professional
business, lcrying n sale Mitch is all
right FOR Julian.
Dr.. y. Hamilton, jr., left town on
Monday en- route for Ann Arbour,
Michigan, whore he stops over winter
to attend medical lectures.
CICERO.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1865-186?, 1866-10-04

first time i'm this county when one grca
/ branch Of the Government is accuscC
10y another branch OF such crime
But it is notorious, my friends, tha'
the President OF the United States ha.
descended 10 the business Of making
public speeches through the land, IN
which he has not hesitated 10 dncar,
Congress reasonable, disunion
body.
TIE STING NOLLIFIED.
Iknow that this bitter charge comes
in such a shape as TO render the sting
less severe than if il had come from
some other President Ichcers and
laughter; but still, rs he is the Presi-
dent, the smart can not be totally ignor-
ed. He has made and repeated char
gcs against Congress, which, if one
tenth of them were true, that body
ought TO have been dispersed 10y the
people.
lie WILL CALL THE PRESIDENT TO
ACCOUNT.
Ifthcsc are mere ISLANDERS, having no
foundation in fact, but uttered for n
selfish, or, it may be, worse end, what
ought to be done with the President ?
for | tell you 1 intend to call him TO
account for these things some day. a
voice: "Impeach hiIn."l He has inn
peabhed himself Laughter.
LISCoLS.
The President who preceded John
son, and whose memory will go down
to the lntcst generations as one to be
rcvcred [chcers, that President in all
the urycars OF war and OF the nation S
trial had the firm, unwaycring support
Of the Congress. lie never asked for
mtn or money that the Congress did
not readily grant.
UE-r FROM CoPPERHEADS
But Willie Lincoln and the Congress
were harmonious, there were men in
the North who continually cried out,
''lou can't conquer the South" "The
rebellion must triumph" Such was
the encouragement VIC RECEIVED from
the Democratic party as an organiZa-
ton. j DO not mean to say that very
many Of the former members OF that
party did not aid the war. The virtue
of that party came over and joined US,
and we have them get, while only the
chaT remained with old organization.
But the treason Of those who remained
and of those who actively fought was
heightened by the fact that it was direct
cd against the life Of a nation founded
on free principles, and in favor of the
establishment Of an oligarchy whose
chief corner stone should he oppression
and slavery.
THE PRESIDENTS QUARREL WITH
CONGRESS.
Notwithstanding the efforts Of arm
ed and unarincd traitors, the rebellion
was crushed, and Congress again met
to deliberate upon the great question
OF reconstruction. It was highly inn
portant that the same harmony that
marked the preceding administration
should exist between the President and
Congress. And assert that whereof
l know when say that the President
quarrel with Congress was premedita-
ted on his part and against the wishes
and earnest solicitations OF members OF
Congress.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1865-186?, 1866-10-04
.sNy Policy--Executive Usnrpa-
tIOn.

my POlicy''-ENecut Cserpo-
tion.
Where do these johnson Demo-
Gratis differ from Us? They say that
YOU Republicans in Indiana are in
favor of Congress and opposed to
the President. If / understand my
self that is my case exactly.
Laughter and cheers. lam most
emphatically and uncquivocally in
favor of Congress, and the laws of
Congress, IS opposed 10 Andrew
Johnson. J happen to know that
the Congress u the United States is
the law making power Of the ma
ton, and that the Congress speaks
for me and for you; and | also hap
Len to know that Andrew Johnson
nor any other President, is the voice
of the people. that he cannot speak
for the American people. Did you
ever hear of Congress having poll
cy? Did you ever hear OF the. SUI
premc Court of the United states
having policy? Are TRY not tive
of the independent, to-ordinant
branches of the Government, hay
inG charge of and controlling it:
Ifthis is so, please tell me where,
in the Constitution. the President
gets his right TO have policy
When Andrewo Johnson spoke OF
.smy policy" as he did in his 22d o.
February speech, and declares hf
is going to enforce IT, carry il out
when did he get his right to have
policy or to carry one il Out?--[ Coy
Ocleshy at Indianapolis.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1865-186?, 1866-10-04
tDs t.iN
THERE IL 4 GOD.

BY special dispatch to the Cincin-
natl Gazette, from Chicago, dated Ser-
tcmber l6, we have the news of Il start
ling and fearful visitation OF rrovi-
dcncc in that city.
a tailor from Germany. IL the name
of Lubcnheimcr, residing IN the North
Side, was accused of hAsing stolen
some money, which he denied, and
called upon God TO strike him dead if
he was not speaking the truth, which
fearful prayer he had scarcely uttered
before he fell 4 dead man.
This is the second instance we have
chronicled in the last two months of
these fearful visitations by Providence.
The other instance was boy who had
lied, and called upon God, if he had
not told the truth, TO strike him blind,
which was done instantly. Infidcls
and criminals can not, dare not risk
calling OH God TO shield them from
their crimes. let these striking in
stances, with the Bible warning in the
case of Annanias and Sophia, be
sufiicien, TO impress upon the minds
OF all that there is a God who rules and
rcigps, who is omnipresent and who
hears all things, and further, that the
prayers of the wicked is an ahOmina-
ton in His sight. and that he can not
look upon sin with the least degree of
allowance. y.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1865-186?, 1866-10-04
fFrom the Indianapolis. journal. ]
Rejected Address.

We learn that the Committee Of Ar
rangements had it i'm contemplation to
have n poem read at the reception e
Mr. Johnson, and has procured the
services Of distinguished literary gen
tleDiah Of this city TO furnish them
with proper number of appropriate
verses, mt the rate Of dollar per line.
The poem was accordingly written,
but upon bcing submitted to the COM
mittcc, it was very curtly rejected.
The author, feeling that he has been
unfairly dealt with, has placed the
manuscript at our disposal. We sur
mise that the Committee are better
Judges Of Durham bulls and Triangle
foot whisky than Of poetry, or they
never would have found fault with 50
appropriate and beautiful n production.
1T Il as follows:
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1865-186?, 1866-10-04


pUBLIC SPEAKING.
General T. NJ. Browne and Colonel
\. ]. NcT will speak ut this place on
next Wednesday, October 3, at /
O'Clock y. VI. Come out, every body,
and hear them; some telling Union
speeches may bo expected on that oe-
easion.
WORK on THE RAILROAD NEARLY
SUSPENDED.
In consequence Of she continued wet
weather the work of grading on the
railroad is nearly suspended. The
enoGnd iS fHll of water, and contractors
find il difficult TO work more than two
days in Il week. This will he the casstilI
the weather clears up and CONTINUES
fair. Grubbing and clearing the track
Of timber and getting ready for grnd.
ing still goes on when the rain is'ne'
actually pouring down 20 prevent it.
UNDERGROUND DITCHING.
Hoop-poles no longer pass this way
as they did in former times, and ths
Jay county traffic has been thrown il
the shade by the establishment OF ;
tile manufactury at Winchester
Wagon loads of tile pass her,
frequently. The low lands ant
swampy places in this section are bein;
rapsdiy drained. The perpetual fro'
ponds that covered portions OF tn
cultivated lands in this township year
ago having Been drained with tile, tn
farmers inform us are now the riches
and most fertile portions of their farms
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1865-186?, 1866-10-04
CORRESPONDENCE.
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Special Correspondence TO Randolph Journal.
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