The New York herald., 1866-09-07
mcHemssrs TO sleo.saEn sy THE RADICAL JOURNALS.

We present the following afford our readers
an indication Of the incendiary spirit or tho radical
press The portions gwen italics distinguished
IN the original articles
Prom the Philadephia press SEP. al
There - something terrible in the Indignation Of a
great people, And nowhere earth the sight 50
sublime as IN the unaed Safes where inellironcc ,s
becoming the compan'on II not the condition. Of po it,
Cal iancbses But requires long o'ending, and fro
qneny persistent aggression and crime, before their
suspicion Is thoroughly aroused. Magranipitv to
public servants Is one OF the finest attributes or
the Amercna character They forbear m lGh and
they suffer pat .uty, before they part with their
confidence IN their friends. How long they served as
the suhorlinaics Of slavery and how wonderfully they
suffered as they served ia sti the marcel OF men Their
treatment OF Andrew johnson was exhih ion Of In.
dulence under Insult and ineratituie only eqaled bv
their liberation of the threats and tyranncs OF the old
III nd stasgers under the sudden blow of hi reckless
soc ate they have taken tho work of thcr
own hands The monster uprlsinr las, evening
was the proof tba: they intend thorough finishing of
tnai work we ,eave - our reporers no ,a-k OF de-
demonstration ever witnessed in this couptry. Such
was ,he Judgment of tase VINO hit participated in the
massive gatherings OF ia4o 1914 and 1860 The visit Of
Lafayette, forty Two years ago, the oniy event
Gained 10 bear likeness TO IT, Moth ng during the
rebellion, crowded that tragedy with alternate
coWd be compared to IT, me secret Is
eSity found. Andrew Johnsons apreal TO the Ameri
Cen people was not taken morient 100 They
had become ripo for stern Response to his nefablo
treachery, and when he hiled land with seloods
and upon their fa servants. they almost antci-
paed his challenge And their determination is fully
taken. Whether he understands IL no the country
VIII In his insanity he huris curses and threads with
equal re klessness The wrseat have appre-
civil Sa war; Ne no mot that 'S has ss @
cared that he would arrest Congress f impeachment
threatened. Even write his rebel employers
have called meeting to organize ne" State govern.
men, in Tennesseel Will he please to try any Of
these fashionsS We think he would find either
tighter Mt than the celebrated sh TT OF Ncssus Aud
will be accommodated TO fair trial. alike Of his exp RI
humor 10 ded ,cih rebe ciUiI
[From the ST. Louis Democrat, Sept. 81
Be it so, then The loyal men OF this state are as
ready as tney were y & IN issi - Iney can can. arm , moro
terrible effect than they did In the rst rebellion.
Tho recruits OF that day are now veterans The iimid
and doubling then will have learned II war breaks out
second time, that there be no truce With traitors
Force upon the people second time, and will not
stop until ireason odious' for and cveri
This nation will never again make pcaoe prnc-
pies Never again will IL protect the copperhead with
II are to have another nght It will be nght that
Men Of Missouri, this threat Of war from returned
rebels and rebel sympathizexS no longer be safely
disregarded. Prepare to meet It Take no stops TO
invite or q conflict. scrupuocsly observe tho
necessary harshness Look It that you give pre-
for violence But, nok 10 il that r iicn does MT
find you unprepcrf. Perhaps II yon are thoroughly
organized prudence in yoar opponents may do tho work
OF patriotism and spare the State another outbreak
But, te ready
Loyal men of other States, you tho hr ats Of Mis-
souri, rebels II is for you 20 JUDGE whether they are
without encouragement from the capital New Orleans
shows whether, In the ev Mt or rrbel outbreak,
could rely upon justice from the federal Executive
n lighting begins the soil OF Missouri. IL Ia
your interest that should end there Missouri Is
closely linked with that re here must be promptly
quen he'd II VIII spread in every direction with d
as,rous consequences Ir Andrew Johnson or his sup
porters the rebels and rebe sympathzs should inter-
fcrc against and In behalf OF rebels in Missouri
national conflict will inevitably follow and i. rests
with you the people OF the great loyal States TO teach
him. by manif stations Of public sentiment decided
te dsregarcd, tLat such interference viii
b. tolerated The loyal OF this State tase caro-
ot Missouri rebels Il with you that local
flame Is famed by "my policy into na.iona con-
fngrution.
[From the Chicago Tribune, Sept.
Tho mnrdorers Of Row. Mr. Harop aud one hundred
other Union men-white and blacl--n New OH ans,
having been excused and appaudcd by President John
and his official organ in Washington, Il " .erfccy
natural that his brutal followers Maryland should
sock please him by similar demonstration nearer
| home. II but sequel 10 the usnl's the arch
traitor has heapcd upon loyal men in every speeGa he
has made leaving the capital II he continues his
journey through The South, doubt wholesale
| slaughter of Union white and blacks W. " 'c.ow
| closely IN his footsters