The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-05

OpAnions OF EMO Dossss. Steele, Avemfr
National, Optnlon Nat10nale, Pstrie
sua ConssisusSoDnel. 20
ouR PAaIs CORRESPONDENCE.
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Mr. johnson, and which the enemies Of the American
.spssae :saaiossy prorss.ssS ey svssy me.ns IN Their
It expresses It's opsnons upon the tse
nents Of the Ike lnnd issued by Europeans governen
Ono that the bead OF state bo such gua
s.rs,.nas % be reality p and bis words ecn.n nss
than one lesson which NO inhabauts OF tbs
sla continent q EuTops might sssy W. wib B. pTem
fos hnkng h when the rebellion crushcl,
20 prolonS The duration Of martial a Ia the secssont
exasperated vanqushed party b1t contsnusncs of
u, military rgims would have had tue ncong eEeure ~
fostering military spirit, and thereby endan Qfng the
purity of the general adm nisrasiou the
the States which hsd remained faithful Who can fai 3
ehsrscssr and The good snSe Of naion which viii. ana
knows how 70 be fsel Timo and space fail today o.
aYprsciaie this important doeumsut IN all ~ phses
rhe paragraph which interests the most s thst wirh
of the foreign relations OF the United states We
ieave aside for the moment that sage rsstnE 70 ~.
HnsaDd % noscs the gs6er.svsws expressed "a
sage. and which may be understood s osfain ine<~
1isd sha the United sia,cs fcm fIcr Foundation ave
stood aloof ron The nonsrhicsi OF dassscs~sr
"a ss ~. .S:s sss s;ss Sc; from ana ss r s s ss
from r.pabn an prcpssanfi.u,, lessiS bessy p.'ge
=. nsh, TO geyen ssf IN ~ osn s saee b.. ben
she win not depar, rom u unless fcrasa gyvernDsnie
instead Of rccoSnizag The wisdom VI this sy.em al rcn
y saks sp arms dsf shs repsblt yovefo
nsns against q mansfsst atssck There nuthnk M iAs
esu opinion, aaecs frIsps'y r-.i'cus wth IN.
Gated Atsics
The ssscx greatly applands the m-.ass, and MAJ
tAe following cb~ervstiens:--
One would say that several years had passsd the
London of the triumph q ths xmsra.a rspssiio sss
The catastrophe which deprived Lincoln OF
cssssutng UPON os- solid sse- than ever th-i Srns
Anheritance q Washington which h. had - goriou Nv
ssssea - rnsls,s ,,h merr .r,ns. 5 ,rsr
and ue new Prcsidens-Mr. Jonnson-was made very
ssnsels Of the bad nSTos ,. z, e., nslsD hsm ,nss
Statesmen with newsu kvevihing TIE other sid-
q the Atlantic now seems tdmirable in Enelish cyc-
snf the Trss, c.ob, kev~sss fos. aad Saaaavs com.
mentlng upon Tho message In te moss hnneyed
The following extracts frcm the .srs.fr Ngs ad--
Presdcn. Johnsons Message the great event o. ihe
contrast prsaenisd by ths frank and complete communi
cacn, made by great c,sssn t srsai nation with
Europe The Americas people arr honestly and folly
initiated Into ther own afairs Their mandatory
ders faithful and fu scecsn Of 'he nsudse connded
him.
After quotation The Apcnir Na.s~sl courpu.s.
These noblc word 1clie refreshing and We fesi IN
reading them that the New World " preparing ihe
generation of Eurpe. American h now dsly a.
sumng more and more imporsnre. lev years ago
scarcely paid any attention al 10 vai pas ng ot
tbe othe aide oftbe Atsauc But every new dsra.
mont from that quarter Intense interest Ia every
rsnectng mind because they uneertsnd that The fure
Of humanity must be studied the American contlnfI
The opis1~ Na,srci> complains that the Uhhed
states Journals which brought the sxi " sa messsze
~ere kept back for tho ncfarous purpose q sving hs
Hsvaz ssency the monopoly of The arst trsssiaon rhs
sonst ~ pub,sscd this translation ~bich tss s,ro
nous, gabe one and gives ises of the real chsrnc
Ger ~ the esec The psltry object which the Treno,
government hopsd 10 cbtssn BY soch corsenpssble
,nuyres .s to go their ~ss-os sions tead By
puble While the cxcis~mons of novelty remalusd
ssrs, many people vill rcs tske ne trosIis rad
tong docs sen twenty four hours sfer has been rs
<aiked a.
Tho so.ernmen, joarnsl--she 1asftsfsss~>t--hs. no
thing ma 10 ssy t1-n this
The text Of President fobpssns Message b nov
S,osp sfssce st this document is esosgh ~ show
she inaerpracy Of tse by prira,s eie
rars IN 60 far raisses 70 the fefee.l gossrnent
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sr~s sstIsne ard sbpoiutc dssrne~ wkseb hs sar~ss
sSsrssns ssrrt~d ~ Prses1sst ychnssb.
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