The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-09-22
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Andrew johnson on Treason.

Andrew j OhuSon on treason.
Treason aeainzt the Government 3 The
highest crime till eAn Be committed, and
tfoss engaged IN i should suffer All Its penal
their EoeIzI power mus be destroyed. II noS
they maintain an s-SeendaneT, and may
again become numerous enough for treason 70
become respectable.7
ASDzEw JoHSsoS FAvoRs coSFrscAT1oS.
.sTreason must be made odious and traitors
mus be punished and Impoverished IJaeir
graf plantations mus lie seizsd and DIVIDED
Into email farrns4 ard sod 10 honest, indus
trlO1s men,
ASDEEW JoHNsoE 0S RBooSsTRUcrIoS.
in calling q conYention 10 restore the
state. who shall restoTe and re-estabIish Il
ShaIl me man VINO gave bis influence and
to anticipate n the great work OF FeuFza4fs
zationI SHALL ne who brought this miseTy
uPon the State Be permitted 70 control IL
dsstinlcs7 II this beso. thenallthis precious
blood Of our brave foldIeFs and officers 80
fneely ponled out viii have been uantonly
spilled all the glorious victories won By our
noble armies will 20 FOR aught, and Al the
ilattlt,-i4elds y hich nay E oeen soIn with dead
heroes during The Eebellion VIII have been
made memorial In vain. Why an this care
mage and devastation T. Was that fbeason
might Dc PM dQWn ana Traitors punished.
Therefore say that traitors shall take a hsey
SEAT n the work Of restoration
ASDREW yoHSsoS u FAvoR OF DETRAs-
cHisIEG TRAIToRs-
~ say that The traitor has csaqsi to he n
citizen; and In joining the rebellion has be-
come q PubIic enemy. He forfeffei lis TiEiIt
70 vote with loyal men when he renowned
rs c1tizsnslIl5 and sought 70 destroy our Gov
eEnmeut We zay % the moSt hoDest aud
1ndnEtrioua foreigner who comes fTom Eng
70 add TO the wealth Of the country, iBefore
you can be a citi1sn you must stay mere for
nVe years-' II we are 50 cautions about for
ssgnerss who voluntarily Lsnounce their
homes % live with Us, what should We say 70
the traitor Who, although born and reared
among nss has raised a Iaricidal hand against
the Governments which always protected
hinf 81 Judgment Is that he should be
suhjested 70 a seyere ordeal before he Is re-
stored 70 citizenship"
ASDEEw Johnson Is FNvoE OF NEGRO
SUFFRAGE.
EXECUTIVE OFFIcE,l =
8AsHIS6noS, y G, Aug Is, %.
Coz. n. l. S1tuleJ, Jthckao1I, MEts.-
Il am grattied 70 re that you have orEan-
izsd y0uF Convention without difficulty. /
viii amend your state constitution, aboi-
ishing slavery and denying TO al fu-
ture IegIsiatuTes the power 20 legislate that
there + property In man; also that they
Will adopt the amendmenL 70 the COnsfitu-
lion OF fheUhItsd SaAtes abolIshinR slavery
Uy0f could .eE1end IL eleofiSe fr1aelfts 10 al
4Sergnf or CoIJlE trEo eqn read he (JTlsfLftfshra
of he Cflitsd StItsg IN ElQ5fsh and lcyis Ghesr
Iia5lies. frad % al 1eTrogiF o5 ooior VINO own
pe1ii eEfdfe valued al lot tesi DIM ta1o hundred
aud figfg dlAlu and pay fd1eg fheTe0H, you
tootd &C. an er1Esple he ofheT Stateg trfi ~
EStr- This son can do With perfect safety, and
you thus place the Southern States, in refer
encs 10 free FnsIAJns Of color, upon the same
basis with the frEe States hope and fTust
your Convention VIII do this. and, a = con-
sequence, the RatitcalE who are Wild upon
negro franchise VII be completely folled in
Their attempt % keep the Southern states
from renewing their relations 10 the Union
sentafive-S
0slznedl ANDREW JOHNSON.
President Of the United States-
ASDEEW JoHSsoS JUDGED BY HursELF=
HWhenever you hnd man anywhere
atiipg about the Of ne Dnited