The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-04-09

with the purifying carcasses Of dead ducks,
and is sending forth its immoral and deathly
efiuvium into every part of the State, ex-
poets to succeed the present able Chief Mag
istrate Of Pennsylvania, he will soon learn,
IL he has not already done so, that he cannot
win by placing himself exclusively in the
hands Of few malevolents Of the Union
party whose chief business il is TO misrepre-
sent, libel, and malign al those in that Or
infamous opposition to the policy of the
| President and his Cabinet. There are thous-
ands of members Of the Union party in
Pennsylvania whose silent but potent voices
will be expressed next October through the
electoral urns on the side Of the restoration
policy Of ANDREW JOHNSON.
The restoration policy Of ANDREW JOHN
SON was the policy of ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
That policy was also the policy Of Mr.. LIN
coins Cabinet, when he was living. II is
the policy of the same Cabinet who to-day
stand round about ANDREW JOHNSON. If any
one is in doubt exactly what that policy is,
VIC point them to the resolutions of the ma
tional convention at Baltimore, upon which
LINCOLN and JOHNSON were nominated and
elected We point them to ANDREW JOHN
sons whole record as Military Governor Of
Tennessee. We point them to his annual
message addressed to the present Congress
in December last We point them to his
dsprtches and proclamations to the Southern
Governors, transferring the States from the
military to the civil authorities. We point
them to his recent great Peace Proclama-
ton; and last, we point them with'great
pleasure and full knowledge of the respon-
sibility we assume in doing so, to the speeches
| and resolutions delivered and adopted at the
great mass meeting of the Union party held
in this city on the 9TH inst, which speeches
and resolutions reflect the sentiments. declare
the poIicu and receire The heayty endorse
uept of ANDREW JOHNSON
The best evidence in tho world that the
meeting Of Thursday last was composed of
patriotic material and tended 10 natriotic
nurrosos /. cvipcod in tho fact that lie orond
rcsnIts and declarations have ovorvboI,ned
With Jisonno;ntnon, ,ho ront;I0 orron ~ tio
ovtromists in tbis cit;, tbo Cbro,i.lo -,
one side, and tho Connerbcod organ Of tho
omen enemies of the Governmento b,IoL
Iaeocer- tbo otbersida Tho Cb,o,jcJo
and ia rontiIo symroth;vors rro,od ,hot tLo
moetirg would ho ,nonogod hv Gon,orhoods
and tLat !, would ,o,l,o an "a -,
mon .Lo ,rLaIo IoaisIat;,.a hsanaL 60 A.
Govar,,,nort Tho EotoU;oonco, and ;ts Cor
nerbcod friends rrayed that tho ,noo,ina
would i,,noro Io,,al.,, ,roIoo,,o Co.,
oo,nr,,,,J ,Lo p.o1iaon, ~
now boIJinn ogfoo onJ en- thoi. nI,oas nj nj
ov-robnIo Ji.roaord ,bo Io,,oI oath IN AL an,
of Corgross declare tbot thot I'D, /, ~
tbot T,5,n sr,v,Is 10 ,Lo Jo,,iI a.I 49,
National ITnior marty, bo. ceased 80 o,iat
Tho r,.ovors Of tbn wiclod wore NOT or.uo 81
The lrasbircton mass ,Dootino orio;natod
with the people, it declared the sentiments
of the people, and will be endorsed and sup-
ported by the people, as it is by the President
Of the United States, his Cabinet, and every
sensible man in the Government whom we
have heard express an opinion on the sub
ject.
Since the meeting of Thursday, referred to-
the Co pperheads have trailed their banners
in the dust and have appeared with down.
cast cruntenonccs md faint hoor,, ri.
"'iu i"iii' hoarts' lhey
are saI lsneu mat they can neither gobble up
ANDR NV JOHNSON by giving Olios nj Grover's
TLootr., ,,or h., -.
ino"'' ior ~ PuPer resolves IN ward eau
cuses. They have determined to swindle the
nnblic. no Ionger I'm Soturdo, Mich. a..
NS"' the!
heiu u preliminary meeting towards accom-
plishiig q permanent organization They M
iongar HANG ont C,I.o ooI,,a -. it,,
0"' '"''e eo'ors UT ulsPiay ialse
lights. They go to work in earnest to re-
or0onize tho old Damocro ,io ,,u,, MI
P"i'S' 'hey
Select SPOKESMAN VINO, like his allies at
Harrisburg does not mnce matters Sena-
G,-,sn,,n, 81 noI.-. - ~
tor l. At DI ny vi pcla"are, Is the man. lie
did mot hesitate to declare his sympathes
- nth during tho roboII;on
with the 80, ,' ''''''oh' 'Noi''-
BURY and Post. 'aster BERGNER occupy the
o,..o,,,, IL, co.,,,, 20 accomplisb the sane
eN'eii' l""''oit' TT
unhOly end. They bot. oppose ihE TREsi-
MKT and his Cabinet We have copied the
c-o.., tnostor,s
BERGNER programme from inc pos i'i"'''i
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