, 1866-03-24
FRON EUROPE.
Our london Correspondence.
PRESIDENT JOHNsON,S ENGLISH
FRIENDS,

FRIENDS,
London Papers on The PrcA1dentsx Veto:
graph, Morning Advertiser. stand.rd
: France and Mexsco-The Emprexa
HuEen1e-An American CnfdInal-rbe
Fenlans-mr. Bright ON Irish A6atr.
An" Cat1o PinEue-GeorEe N. San.
der1-The St Paul d Paclae Railroad
IN London-PostscriPt: Money Mar.
[from Our Own Correspondent =
=. LONDON, March Z, 1876.
PRESIDENT 1onNsow's VETO on TIE FREED
NEWS BUREAU ELL.
Perhaps Mr.. johnson will feel highly fat
tered By the news which reaches him from
England by this mail; but I question very
much whether the majority Of his country
men will receive the news with p1casurahle
feelings. It is something for President of
the United States to deserve and obtain the
hearty congratulations Of the Englah aristo-
cracy and tho "kept" organs of that govern
Ing class, but Mr. johnson has certainly at
taiued to that high distinction. "Poor''
Pierce received very little notice on this side
the Atlantic; the sFOld Public Functionary"
c,hp1ary Of a1,nse hceane evh"rsted @ to- =, enasp w.
Nv ana vr;,1nan ~ ] ~ ~ sh-aS,1, .o 4,usS, ]" sp1ak.
comes Andrew johnson, whom a portion Of
ourpress has been writing into favor during
the past SIX months, and who Is now lauded
to the seventh heaven as the most 1ar.seelpp.
enlightened, humane, constitutional, coura.
geous, energetic, &C., &C., DC, Of all the
Preaidents that ever we're and, probably. ever
will be. All this, because, fhe has vetoed the
Freedmen's Bureau bill, and espoused tbc
cause Of the rebclljous South arajnst the 1oral
States. which elected lin IN tha V,co ~,
So,,s1 e"'~~ ANVIL W 'as '4eeTHfeslS
It Is not In nv mower to state that nur
p,cso ,e ,,non,movs,,. In c,r,, ~ p...,,s.t
pssss s Is unanimously aa.,n ~ IN laso5 o. resident
rrhara q m as1nua ;o,-,a1, t., ti;, .or.4-s.s.
4A4e ni' soue !oulila1e ~ LUIS country which
were determined'y "ocion" from the com.
" ..o e.osS y. tue NAT "au .aat,
ever since their establishment, have upheld
the cause of human freedom the wldo world
over. These papers are anxious and down.
cast At yonr Presidents act; but Mr.. John
son Gun offset their forebollngs BY the enthu~
stastic plaudits Of such wen-known admirers
of democratic institutions and firm friends OF
your Union {lIeaEen save the mark y as the
Times, Standard, Telegraph, etc. propose
quoting the opinions Of these papers In refer
cnee to Mr.. Johnson's veto, 80 that your
President may understand Lc has gained the
commendAtion Of your enemies in England
aa we'll as Of the Coppe1hcads and Southern
jayhawkers in his own country.
LONDON PAPERS OK TIE pREstnFSr's VETO
[1he Times, March e.
NThfa 4cfinn of ShA Ett.A1ds+S ,hnu,&' ,,..r.t
va ~ no means to taei, the necessity
O. O. 9ppesne totns barrier 10 the VIOLENCE Of the
~ nsotea1 p1!s II tonssss aaa become oosioua TO
sent information, the excrclte OF The Presidential
-
q ae s9a1ss sRa ss ssae l.
Mn!en nts poney aas oeEn held. aud will eut1!le him
20 s efedn as one ot hs anlest statesmen who have
R Re4,ous cr1*ts by fsmness, moderation, and wts.
oom.
Inc next pnper whose opinion wonld cite
~ .l.4....s,,. -, "s ~ ~ e.e y!
WY 1ss"eshtae press since the death OF
Lord Palmerston, the Post has been looking
,rh,,a @ ~ :. sta'Has s ~ Aeep ~ ana, mean
,,oas;b,s % - ~ ] no,,.,eo, tan,s. .tat asnn.. Is
i,,asao ..sa1f ~ t ps..n .ot' ~ " no1 20 pre-
nnt sr. Joh,ran ss,.s.tha,s.' ",.s1,, o.ae.f'
1;a.a - .nd fr,o,d,r sseas.s,ses, su's oous ~ a'e
pu.1s,-h w D''0a ''oA' ny l@ofu
- 1Ero,, n. ,,oa,,,. ,r-.,r,
..But r-,son md In.,irs snnese ~ - ~ ~ ~, u,
Of wise snodeae polly d reconciliation, Ind
y, tals pohey Hnich eoe fFes,dent seems resolved
that are dlficnit to refd,c." ~ Ae"''soS'
Next In order comes the Daily Telegraph,
the Oldest Of the penny papers, and journal
which has done more to demoralize Enelnh
opinion than any Of its set, Of course except
ang the 3ames-
DAILY Telegraph, March 81
,.r:rs III Soanson! II too experienced 70
urdof he fudden ebSiuilon at passion b. NJ.
stevens and ms sopporsest. Their violence bettaJs
bT,died nernee Of anihonty ahItb Istfnan,.sed Tu
the e1nrme patty In tho Hotth during Tho war. hat
= ,. !. tne senest eaeek and
being mssIescd md seducca to imnatsnaa hrs h, M
whom theT Eai.ed to power. and whnrs tncv T.fniv %
hoped to Influence IS they had inaueneed Ill facie
predecessor. For she sake or humanity, ~ we'll -
The Morning. Adrtrti,tr is very little known
outsidc the United Kingdom, and very little
msaae e'tnef' except 10 1hat class which pas-
The .s,i1scr ;, or ..Tan.Tnhn II the Hs, o,t,.,si
organ OF the licensed victuallezs, and is always
to lie fouud In the um.holcs. orooreries sns
"booIingy~kens" throughout the country. II
Is ably edited, and wields an extended tnffu
ence; and Americans hsv. to thank it T for
=, Enn,nS ns u tha .,s n9.h e,s%en' ans
y S.tnra11r enonrh ~ "a 80 antsron,.t;c 1t ~ to ~
.tn,aasr,; .na -. who wa1Ss a1.S.,~ w s1
,,ro1ec, HIM '1'1
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