The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-19

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sssseslv possions as,d t3e use Of irdecoro,ss
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Does M. johnsou consider THAT efFsct he
has produced bv these speechlsY ia NAV
have soined useponal populdritv nth ur.
thixiine ,peonla - the Gcatheru 8tases-snA
onIv v;tb thsm. for some 81 tha most rssns -.
tab{e Southern man. mot az In class calleA
lov.l;sts or Radica}a. have ernrcsssd "a M
the;r rrofonnd gr;ef ~ his corrse And Ian
ouase. He NAV have sained sdme nonular;.
" with ignorant men in the South. but. alaal
NJ what expense: bv ner.uadinrltbem that M
Northern neonle des,re and mean 10 do tbem
;n;nstice: bv arous;ne IN them anrv susn;c;ona
az the eood Viii and Tho good faith az the
Ne,th. "a that ereet pubi,c .oollY = thai
v6.t the preIdept of the tIn;ted Gtates
shou,d th;nk h;s dutv? On thsl other hand.
he has made . inst and v;se roi;cy ~ recon.
citation hatefni 10 the mass ofthe No,thern
people. by inspirine them With Z deem alarm
and distrust OF his own motives and ipten.
tiooa. IA. standing in his treat ofice. aloof
frem uliy4;sa ~ rseoncilsr 81 XGS1snees.
IN eoeciIiafne n ounooents. IL r. snreiai
.uihe - eounenlor. las. thrjusA TT IN
misconduct. inf1amed hstreds. revived sec&
t;onal;sm. and in both sections r;yen an N.
vantage to wicked and misguided men 70 mis-
| lead public opinion, TO the injury of the coun.
try.
Il il OF no use for him TO scold 1t "Radi.
csls,' Iii was his business, - > wise states
man. 30 to conduct his administration a. to
disarm these men. They were but hands
ful At first, who did not possess the confidence
| or favor Of the loyal people; Mr.. johnson,
| for many months, possessed both in an emf
nent degree Il was by his own faults and
mistakes that he forfeited them. He seems
10 have forgotten that it is the business Of 1
wise statesman not to raise up obstacles, but
to diminish them not to create difscslsies,
bat 70 soothe the way for the general sccept.
anee If he policy which he wishes to I'd
vance. ssMain strength and stupidnesse i,
not . GOOD ..purchase.f As any s.iior knows
a FOOD pilot does not drive the ship over the
rocks. hut steers clear of them: sk,llful
cantain does not ,cold AT the winds. he trim,
b;s s.iIs. President of the United Statea
Who believe that he \ moi matt, but ser
van, 81 the people. win endesror "a win thei,
non6dsnce 10 ,mnres. unon The j The ;n.,;cs