The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-04-19

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Oh, out there Is an IDEA ABROAD that one man can
be despot-that one man can DO usurper-out
that hundred or two hundred men cannot
Mr.. JEFFERSON, the apostle OF liberty, tells us
and so does common sense, that tyranny and des-
POtism can be exercised by many more vigorously,
more vigorously, and more tyrannically than BY one
What power has your President to be atyrantl What
can he dO' What can he originated Why, they
say he exercises the veto power. Laughter What
is the veto Powor' IA vOice-"To put down the
nigger"-laughter.l Who is your President
Several voices-"ANDr JoHSsoS"l Is he not
elected by the people, through the Electoral Col
lege3 The President Is nothing more than the Tri-
bune of the people. His Office Is tribunitial in its
character. In olden times, when Tribunes were
first elected In the Roman republic they stood at
tho door of tho Roman Senate, which was then en-.
croachiug on the popular rights and putting the
heel of power on the necks Of the people The
people chose Tribune and placed him at the door
Of the Senate, 50 that whom that body ventured an
oppressive act he was clothed with power to say,
"Keto"-'T forbid
Your President Is now the tribune Of the people,
and thank God am; and intend to assert the
power which the people have placed in me
[Cheers Your President, standing here day after
day and diseharging his duty, is like II horse on
the tread wheel, and because he dare differ In