, 1866-02-27


most pitfahIe exhib1tou-sad, hea1t.stckeutng. and
The counterpart Of that which took place II The
serate Cn:1ahes ou he 4lh Of Aasca. 1865 The
poso 9n 9d esey !. q
eJ OF the country and The whole civilized world.
What spectacle IN tho Nineteenth century Of th:
wo1ldt The President OF the United states d.-
ard sisupeHtIon Of pnrr minded p.sr!ot5-ntn
more thnn bis peert-tescrndins to tho const
r1ba1dry Of lhn Huuoou. Ilun,anry shuddcrs Al the
the Republic, ard the reEtEaneJ OF ii chl-f mass-
tIute. This speech ofthe President only separites
him sttll farther from the loynl masses OF the CONF
erd the p op'c that c,n Dor ncrer he bridget over
t,lk II Ike tie Elyel Of idiot, In mau-
dim fear he speaks Of assesstnatton. lie a-ks II
ancc and thctr wrath" Mr~ Johnson need hare no
felr o. assassination. liz has thrown himself inlo
the arms Of The men capable Of snch deeds He
hss sppesseu the vIa.h q thtse who urged on the
hand OF the assa:s1n to fake Inc life Of cur raEtyred
President. The very mob Who checfed President
5ohnsonfs speech. evoked the sccursed spirit that
sa!Ied the palieida hand. That sgint va. BON Of
LII Booth. No; President johnson Will lire. nc
MIL live TO be tupcached lie has already tnpeach
e.. hinseli and stsnda 1mpeached by the great loYa
The Pittsburgh co,merrtas CONSERVATIVE Re-
pnh1leau) speaks "a follows:
III President johnson has sincere friend, and
II tbat friend IL himself sound IN head and hcart,
he VIII not tnl, without lnes Of time and without
concenlucnt 10 tell him pIafnfy that pess,.tcncc In
tho Path he has taken must lead to taaI estsanee-
Mcnts- The President s not uise, no friend OF hrs
can lay claim 10 sogncify or wisdom, If Il. suppo.es
tuaI conEses9 doss rot tsuly Ter,cscut the fixed
NEd Graltefnb!e VIII ct the peapIe. ~
The Cincinnati da-efte refntcs the Presidents DO
sttons stsiotiH7. and closes a. follows:
"Howcvcr the national cause may be retarded by
the impeIfections OF the ascncles. It has vtnne
people who have sustained it through such penis
ana sac,fees i!ass stu the same determination 10
The Jackson Datty Catsea speaks as follows OF
sIhc views md opinions advanced in opposition
to this bill Would not DO honor 10 e!en ih,rd.ratc
sos!s ne opposed to4 70 hu
mauity, 10 cquai rights and ihc Christian civlza:
ton OF tho ngc. We arc ftce TO coniss that we had
Fen 1he pnsSn F1n.
IS leaving open question os years to come which
hr shon'd hate haF inc maniiness 10 have sctaled
Gny Dnt Sr IL s1@p o
tration Of Andrew Johnson
The Utica Herald CONSERVATIVE Repub,l
canl speaks us follows:
..This meakn1c.,eo accordaut with the determ1
nations Of loyal hen, 40 essential to the ratloua
honor, 10 unanimously passed BY the Union major
.ty IN consEess, 90 motes.ae and 80 tus,-this ::
the mcasNfe 10 %hicla Andrew Johpeon inteYpose
LIS veto. His tCasoLs for his actlou given II
nuo'hcs column lie has disappointed The loya
Ecntimert Of The conptry. From every man whos'
hands are red With our brothers, blood from ever,
rebel md every sSmrahizcr with rebellion. will go
Np jubilassons tof this act-'
The Milwaukee scntinef CONSERVATIVE Re
publican) regrets the Presidents action, and
says: :,r,nu ,o,,.n.,,...,,.. A.,
blu which The rrcsident has vetoed, and which ht
discussed at considerable length IN The message pub
lfshed yestenhy, the news Of this veto will be re
ce1yea by patriotic men throughout the countr7
with regret; tor 1t Is i1e rat practcat md oEIc,a
announcement that the Executive Il determined up
on policy rad'c,ly variance win TINT Of the Tex
1slaIiyc branch ot the Government"
tFfom the McGregor (Iowa> Ncws,1
We lcl1eye Andrew Johnson 10 be ,he most delIb
erately had man out OF prison N this republic. Tha
he was such man before his election 10 the Vice.
Presidency. we do not becve, bn: like him OF old
III ihe prophet informed him thai he to be skiing
over Isfae 80 d1d johnson, after his election,
his opportunity for se!'-aseras!atZencnt- and lee
al ambitious schemes stood the pure and unamb1:
tious Abraham, Lincoln. We make no charges. bNi
we oil know that Abraham Lincoln WAS slain BY the
drew johnson ihelr Ieaitr-bY the tae traitors add
CoppcEhead5 who low sing h0-anras 10 his name.
From The moment Of The issuance OF his amnesty
looked upon IT then az being what II has suee prov.
ed 10 be, GINNING fchemc 10 promote The necuni-
ary or political fortunes OF alfhor and We believe
It has been used for both these purposes.
From the chicago Railroad Gazct,e, 1ndepend-
enty
PREsIDESTJoHtsoS IN HIS GREAT Two-HoRsE
Acr.-Ihc wonderful back somerset OF President
Tyler has been without parallel in American history
until PRESIDENT johnson assumed the executive
reins. His regeneration has not only equalIed,
but excclled It as i was done at full speed, rd1p
,wo y ho,zss Of different color at The came time
speech to a delegation of negroes at Nashville:
II Will indeed be your Mofes. and lead you
through The Red Sea OF var and bondage 10 falrel
7ffFtk rfT fhEff ryyd
Mto feels The Wofld hia country, and I'LL who love
equnI rights his friends. speak. too, a. cit1zeu
oI Tennessee. Loyal men, whether white or biacs,
sentiments They were hailed with joyous acc'a
nations by those t9 whom they were uttered a. and
occurred two weeks previous 10 hrs nomination a,
Viee President. But eipee he drew on dead Lin
| coins shoes. how cmincnaT conservative he ha:
The sft'eriug allurements Of second term Of Office
20 be taks buncomtc to the colorcd dsiegatious al
Washington, Eetoea any measure adopted BY Con
personal and political 1nrmios. This Nloses - O
The colofed E1ce turns out to be their Pharaoh IL
Gus rebel states he srlli be ready 10 consisu the
b'acks to yirusl bondage and set them at work te
mnnutac!ure br3ckR from the straw he has 30 liberal
hand them over othe tender rerciee OF their forme
o,rEcrt, who hate them az intensely they former
| ~ defpesed them, Il IN art unworthy OF th
ense IN the south durins The TERRIFIC ~ar, an
appree1able amount Of cooperation and support
b5knoekins in The Mead lhts EEcedmen's bill. II
President has conctlla,ed at once The Copperbead
North nnd the late dfsloyul element South. wni1e
has allied With disappointment. and gloom the hear'
Of the hulk Of hl- hitherto ftaunch supporters au
and accepted tie world over, mat our reeenfc coni,
! was shareholders war, ibansurated and wtsed o
| The pa1 OF tho South for the .eo1s purpose (
STRENGTHENING and natfonaliztng the Institution
slavery. 1t filled, rs It onsht 10 avs done. althous
al the expense Of hundreds oil thousands or precloI
lire. and millions Of treasure. The y1ctory obtatnr
through 80 mich btoodshrd d and aufIerns must NJ
be irillered away, or Its results lost to us.
(From the Mattoon Gazette, Conservative Rep.l
Next week We will print the Freedmea's Burea
| f1u and The Veto Message together, 70 that Of
leaders can see Tor themselves every reason and pr
| tcnded reason ot the P1estdent tar uniting htm.e
| BY this measure with the Coppetheatls and rebel
IN the niennttmc any OF ouE readers hear Of 81
gle well.informed man who i. destrous Of saktn
| more stock In ANDY johnson, we hope he will |
cttop.
iFIom tho Bloomington 111,) Pantasraph, Rsp.1
bcaraneG, and has shown nothing but ktudaes
toward the President who has now placed h.u1se
in that position. that nil tho rebels, tra1tors~ IN
CuppeIhcads receive htu, in their embrace while ,,
un!snshed from The blood Of atty thousand patriot
and they rejoice as thev never have reiolcel slnc
ihe dIs1arons defeat Of our arms At the first bait
| OF BHl! ltH1< =
[Duqoln 7ll.) Recorder, CONSERVATIVE Republican
President JohDson has already deserted the pri1
| ciplGs upon which be WAS restored to power. Uc /
IN word, Ty1erizirg himself-and this greatly I
&c exultst!on q those who stygma!l1ed hsa rs
"boottsh tailor" but who, now, iaud him as one
The cfeasest statesmen aud beneactors of the ar
It vas generally thought, from what he had rait
that he was m inaofser of The s>Freedmen's Dnrea
nature. he returned It @::s his rtio. Hts endcave
TO control Congress will hsuceiorth prove fa1lnr,
as TINT body has given him to understand that hl
policy IL not approved o.
From The Alton Telegraph, Republican. r.
There can be no donbs hui ali OF those who ~
tained the famenied President Lincoln 10 his cor
ftet With tho n1oIs OF slavery and armed trcaso,
wtll now ainoat to man rally to the support Of ii
molly contendtug for tile right. But, VOC to th:
Repltssntaiive Of ftce people, who shall tatter
fail IN this new hour Of trial The people are
wi-h 10 have this government controlled By loy
Congress- and ,he !fesideni. - ~ Bat Il Il
eas 9 nom fn @sm 10 or s Ell
permitted 10 spout forth bis treason 10 the halIs
congress. md It Is not in tho power Of President
commander Of our armies to tnwaft or defeat til
may BE- delIFed By such powers, but sooner or Lat
the will Of the people viii prevail. Lei every on
then. wLo has any or tho lore Of freedom conrst1
millions Of loyal citizens shail be ruled bv six nj
I hons Of rebels, raise his voice Is trumpet, Of
rly the true and loyal throughout lhe nation to
support Of the noble and intrepid Co1sgessnt
Who orc roT contending for the principles Of Il
| Declaration Of Independence.
From the Philadelphia Inquirer, Cen:eEyutIyt
AZ INCIDENT.
While The crowd were surr1nr to and fro In fro
l OF the White House, Waiting lor The President
come out, John Wentworth. who Wa+ la front u
next 10 the soldier guard, was pushed back rail,
unccreponiuusly BY 4 soldier. He Irmonstrat
quietly, when a policeman came up md SAID
wonid arrest him, II he did not keep qulet. u
Wentworth sad he Ind uot mfsbchared, and dur
him to try it, The officer saltt te would II b, d
| not keep quiet. Mr. Wentworth repl,ed thar
would not keep quiet, aud he cured not arrcst nt
with loud voice, be safd, ''you have musdsr
Lincoln. and now you wanf 10 destroy johnson y
! just then one Of usz. Surrntt's counsel came
inside Of the guard and took the policeman avs
"hec no more outbreaks took place. The Pre-
dent finally came out OF the Whi:e House, In 20!
pany with Messrs. Aiken md Clanapit, ez.May
Bennett, Cornelius We1de1t Tom Florence, COY
and other copperheads.
.{From ihe Springfield Nl.) Jourual.]
| President johnson has again spoken. III rsu
TO the frdotecment Of tue Washington Copp,
ecads. on the I'D, be- made long. rambling u
tncoherent speech, which was devoted principal
70 abns!ng the people wro placed him In pow,
| and Hlttcrfn. those who ftfuSe11 10 staud by L