The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-03-10

alesce and Mn Black Republican will go basl
tothe dark obscurity whence be emenated
| He retoiced that we have President,--"pl
bian" though he be-who is man of nerve
and sense--With head on--who dare stand
tup against Messrs. Sumner, Stevens and that
| ilk, for the amelloration Of bis country. The
! Speaker alluded in complimentary terms also
/ 30 that portion of the cabinet which stands
| by the President, and concluded with an call
hail to Andy Johnson, the good man, and to
those who endorse his course
Frank Ganahl. Esq, was then introduced
and made speech fully sustaining his great
reputation as an orator of the highest order.
Justice cannot be done his speech without
producing full report, which the lateness OF
the hour forbids.
He commenced by refnarking that if he were
told that in supporting these resolutions he gave
the lie to former decarations-that 1t was nndem>
ocratic-that johnson was a renegade Democrat,
and Seward, of the irrepresslble conflict, was one
who urged on the hounds OF War-and when the
war was passed that johnson had caused the death
of woman whom he believed innocent of the Of
fence charged-he said, admit oil that. But on
the question OF this veto there was but one course.
He approved of this act of the President, and was
bound to say so, whatever he may have done here
tofore. When the President does right, the De-
tErfng the President, then he was glad we had
also captured the Presidents able representative
in this Territory, whom he saw present--Gover
Lyon. If, five years ago, some seer had put upon
the lips of Mr.. Lincoln, in the delivery of his in
augural, that it was not to keep ;I but to thrust
out States from the Union, that the war was CON-
Emenced, how many men would he have secured?
Where would have been the 70 900 men )! Where
the million that followed Not enough to have
guarded the army che st of the Army OF the Po-
tomac. How far We have drlfted away from the
sentiments that animated the people when Lin
coins inaugural was delivered is well Illustrated
WREN we see such men as Judge May endorsing
such as Seward as conservative. The Speaker re-
called the historical events of the past five years
to show from the acts of the Government that the
States have always been treated as in the Union
the resolutions OF April, 1861, and of August,
1861, March, 62-Collamers bill. 1t was claimed
that the North went into the war with the sword
in one hand and the Constitution i'll tho other
At Antietam. Chickamauga, Gettysburg, and
around the bloody hills of Richmond, the North
poured out life for what it claimed as the preser
walton of the Union. BY the force of numbers the.
North triunphed, and now we are told that those
States are not in the Union. For what, then, was
the war Fought TWAS fought on the theory that
they were in and part Dfthe States of the Union.
The policy of the radicals is that of vampire
which sucks tho life of the Constitution away.
Mr.. Ganahl proceeded to show how the Freed
mans Bureau would operate under the powers
granted in the bill, on the islands OF the Coast of
South Carolina-and with a sarcasm irrisistable
in its scorching power exposed the IN )tives aud
the means of the operators. Grants veterans are
not found in that BureaU-but it would be an
elyseum to the yankee school marms whose Zero
city outreaches that,of a frozen Russian when a
negro was concerned. military tribunal indie.
pendent of the laws which govern the white popu-
Iatlon of State, can be nothing but an unlimited
despotism.
Taxation without representation Is the very
thing which our ancestors fought England upon
i'll the Revolution. To sustain the radicals in
their position is to sustain the British side of the
question in that war. II the radicals are right
then the Revolution was wrong.
The speaker followed the principle throughout
the proceedings of this Congress, and showed in
glowing colors to what desperate condition the
radicals have been reduced to preserve their pow
err; set down amid the loud applause OF the
audience.
1t having been ascertained that Governor Lyon
was in town, committee was appointed to wait
upon him. with the request hat he should address
the meeting. The Governor was introduced by
Mr.. Campbell Chairman of the Committee, and
was received with great applause. He made an
eloquent address which the late hour prevents u,
FROM writing out il full from notes. He said
he gave his voice in approval OF the acts of An
drew johnson with the most hearty pleasure. Il
was for us to ward ofevery appearance of despot-
ism and of unlawful nSe of unconstitutional pow
ers, but to preserve that instrument untalnted and
There are two classes of men =
peace men in war, and war men in peace. The
last named were the most contemplate OF all
creation. Our brothers have given their blood for
peace and Union. Why fan the fires of old AM
In0sties now,-WitE examinations and recrimna-
tionS-the petty sport 0flittle minds. The vetoed
bill contained the germs of class privileges. He
thanked God that the sun shines no slave ; but
believed for all that, that the negro is no better
than a white man. The war is oVer-millions
have been spent to achieve peace let IT be
peace. 70 illustrate the character Of the Radi
Gals in their preselt policy of continued war,
the Governor related the anecdote of the young
man who fell IN love and married an old maid.
When they came to the santum santorem the lady
commenced with taking off her Wlg-then anfas
tened her teeth and continued to pull herself to
pieces. Said the husband, 'tPoly, Tor Gods SAKE
don't strip yourself any more, or there won be
anything LETT
The Southern States have done all they have
been required to do to admit them They were
required to adopt the Constitutional Amendment
they did SO to give negroes the right of holds
Ing property in Secnrity--to admit them as wit
nesses IN Couris--they gave them aud now they
are denied representation, but not denied taxa
ton. In times like these we should take essons
IRON the life OF the Prodigal Son, whose father
went forth to meet him .sIhis, my son. is dead,
but lives again. THIS is the true spirit with
which to restore a true Union. Conventions and
factions are sustaining the congressman III their
cause, but the next FALL elections will place all
things right. We want no such Union as Russia
with Poland-no Venice yoked to Austria-but
Union of hearts, feelings, commerce. Linked to-
gether by these ties We can whip out the world.
The speaker reioiceG, that When the veto Cain
that the Statesmen of his own State N I. J, men