Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-09-19

treasury and sought to disorgauize and
Scatter the army ana navy. only TO
make It mo-e easy TO capture the Gov
+ ernment; that while declaring against
! the injustice of leaving eleven States
! unrepr presented, he has refused 70 au-
+ thorize the liberal plan of Congress,
simply because it recognizes the loval
/ majority. and refuses to perpetuate the
traitor minority; ; that IN every State
south OF Mason and Dixon's line, his
/ policy has wrought the most deplora-
political 1t has emboldeued re-
I turned rebels to threaten civil war
IN Maryland, Missouri, West Y Virginia.
and Tennessee, unless the patriots who
saved ana sealed these States 10 the
/ flag surrendered before their arrogant
1 demand.
It has corrupted high State officials,
/ elected by Union men and sworn to
/ enforce the laws against returned reb-
els, and made them the mere instru-
ments Of the authors of the rebellion.
/ 1t has encouraged a new alienation be-
/ tween the sections. and. bv impending
emigration to the South. has erected
/ a formidable barrier against free and
! friendly intercourse in the North and
/ West. 1t has allowed the rebel sol
! dIers 10 persecute the teachers of the
/ colored schools. and burn the churches
in which the freedmen have worshiped
the living God
/ That a system so barbarous should
have eliminated in the frightful riots
of Memphis, and the still more appal-
/ ling massacre of New Orleans. was as
natural as that a bloody war should
/ follow from the teachings of John c.
/ Calhoun and jeff. Davis.
Andrew Johnson IS responsible for
al, these unspeakable cruelties. aud as
he provoked, so he iustifcs and ap-
plauds them, sending his agents and
emissaries into the refined and patri-
otic metropolis to insist upon making
his reckless policy a test upon a Chris
tiall people. He forgot that the pro
lection extended to the l4th of August.
Convention was not only denied 10 the
/ free people Of New Orleans on the 30th
Of July, when they assembled to dis
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The infatuated tvrant that stood
ready to crush his own people in Ten
uessec. when they were struggling TO
maintain Government erected hv him
self against his and other traitorous
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Illustrate his SAVAGE noficv bv c1o.hinr
with the most despotic nowcr the riot.
ers Of New Orleans.
Notwithstanding this heartless de-
sertion and cruel perzecution by Nr
Andrew johnson. the State Of Miss
ouri. Kentucky. Tennessee, West Vir-
cinia. MARYLAND and Delaware. imbued
with democratic republican princinIcs
which the fathers Of the Republic de.
signed for all America. are now maxi
iug determined battle with the enemies
Of free constitutional Government g.
and. by the blessing Of God, these
. States viii soon range themselves IN
line with the former free States. and
illustrate the wisdom and benefit OF the
great Charter Of Liberty bv their IN
creasing population. wealth and pros
neritv in the remaining ten States.
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