, 1866-02-11


al The dhaktrrs. th1t nefdI OFT a,nts dtstng
.the Ora hal Ct lhena1to Mr. L.neoin'4 u
triraee for \ ro.escc4hsr,.- This u cuel Alan.
d<z:- Mr.. Llreolp w. tca derby entro.sel
lp Inc great and bleadT ds.ms, IA hasr any
thoughts 10 spare OF: the .atjeti OF second
trrul, 49,. ,.-,
The e:roui be co,um,,tca II; DE .aanax,.
me,t If the rsr in 1t. Garlic. ttases spsia+,
:snm holly asgcrtut kor,rc. Nj. l.ibeoln
mAA sEgs1irt Al The a~ Ini maeultute Of tbs
rebellion, ~ well be nlsh; b.. 10 put II
down ~as "Gix !ob.' A be called II. Nt
snto1e4 On thr aesrlhic ak NAh grare doubts
Of u Victorious ter:plaauon cf the contest.
1t vet out on the the.ry that the active snd
beatty et,ope-s.ion uf the Democratic party
wss cs.entis. to snccs1, and 10 obtain That
n.slst2uec, 1t was ncocssali 10 gre
the mAnasrntzt or the was Into The hends or
the chicts Of that g.tty. II WAS thus that
Aell-llan. Dccll- uAllcck, Porter, Fraak1in,
and mcu uf tast stripe were entrusted wi.h
the .auatnsnd Of our AttnieA.
Tho Deuocr1tAc politicians had no hesrt In
The cuutcAt. and did uot wish 10 t1re theIr
soushern democratic friends whipped or hurt.
Tho: dictated 70 Wr. L1neoio, through thoac
ec,rrxlt, TIE policies Oh which the war mutt
Be conducted. Th- trss perempsory demsnJ
was, that sta very ass.st NOT be lnte11csri with,
DO snAites hon tho VIZ might Terminate Ths
WAS thc1. Hi,.t sssa s:o4A
Prr:ty syon Mcclellan began 10 ;savc ' 3Esious
ot 4 rnrst term \ Of the t1ossdene. hltnselE,
and he aitefva1ds ha. these vtsicas ~ ire
looked apon crcsf rebel Killed a. Dr,nasr.lse
j.. l. y. ! T., Al H.
The rTbets He,r, In his eyea, hss future con
stftreuts std supporters, And thereafter he
tnos good care lha. for every southern
Deuaeesst,' fighting far hi. rights" who
ioat his life, two or Mree "ANelltievist.''
shpI1d bite the dn4t. hurll, HAl!eck md
Porter also became Il careful aad teudrr Of
the NreA md links ot their southern
Democratic friend. t. ~G "young SApo.
leon-" Thc Dcmoe:7ry fpa The war machine
,prsity u1uch ~ they pleased : and a. la>.
commenced talking Of dy-.ang Prestdect
Lincoln. dispensing Congress 1t the poln, Of
tho bAyorrt, declaring Little MAG! Diets
:ot, and d7te-nls1:ts ths unha; AID rebel A.
nte. .nso one. :,
Lincoln sAw The game that xcs plotting,
but ~ he expressed Il, he hsA We
wolf Ay The ea-M And Il WHs ahout ~ danger.
oas n let gn ~ tu halt on. He saa a{rsld OF
The consequences Of nGsading the Northern
Democrats, lest he should nc evetpuwe1ed u5
the rete.s, Hl,hrut their MD and to retain
thelt support, Il WIS es1lcat, would nrcrts1sate
surrender Of The .1ovL1mcut Into th~i.
hands. Every day they werr bee,mine uaorc
staradsnt and exaeting. s.ili he hes..sed :
lpug time ere he cut leote trn1b them, md il.
s.sc6 the tnunpfAi proclamation Of e1naucI-
ton, E3skine the var oo tbs hpal
principle Of freedom for all m.o4 But
stset he took this dccsaivr step, The Upion
r1u1e teEan 10 prosper. The patriotic pan
| Of th~ Democracy abandoned the toprerhtads
| and joined hsndt witt tie party NJ Freedom,
| and thrns:cforth Etesor5 perchcd On our h4n-
rsxs, The CuInn snr. 1tsc able 70 bold the
TorpcIheads by The throat With ene t.aud,
s.'.le they knocked he wind on. OF the Cxn-
r>Gt -stts With tbe other-
Tho .fs1oa or thk "aecond tcsm' rutGse1i
not tu:o did Abe>e head until altcr the people
| told hin .*ry wanted him 4. remain n the
rrtxll.EtiA eAc't '!l Tie rebellion VS. eon,.
p.etely aueaied, and 80 authority recognized
! rom tht St Crclr to the 1fo Graude., They
hAde hsta remain until the = blr }ot" ehonld
| ae thoroughly cntpp,csed A1d nat aetare
then would they listen 70 tLr i-rnpo%tsim pl
| Relieving him trplo Executive austc1- I-in
| es,in neser lifted finger 10 he SseIeetcd- Th:
:,unfa.;son was freely snu unanimously ten,
6ezod 10 hial, md rattnei 1t The pol.a by <rrsJ
lo}1 State. Lincoln hA.l III uisrv personal
ln-,rnpeptanty N securing Ills second eicc
t!pa than had Washington. Il vas the fsr~
INC SPONTANEOUS eLa af tho people,