New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-27

Sqnner Lad recently accused him Of 'wh.tcWash.ng.
and while airont intended. this lang age Was
evidently construed into afront. 1t could not he
for gotten that Mr.. Stevens had proclaimed An0loN
Johnson "aGen enemy IN the baltimore conIeh'
ton and that he recently said IN the House that'
for certain language used by him 6he President.
British king would have lost his head p years ago
These facts must be taken into consideration IN making
up Judgment upon tbs unfortunate speech lhomos.
i1iudi1i0us paragraph in il was that which charged
certain gentlemen with conspiring az hs assassination
This simply ridiculous and be believed there was
not man IN tho country who thought dlrereniy. sun
there was much in the speech worthy % CONSIDERATION
prcmuted az it by the Presidents anxiety 70 see
The southern states speedily restored 10 their coEstiu
,onl relations. He CSLcruan) did not approve ~ the
votn ~ tho Freedmens Bureau bin. lie voted sor the
bill and against the veto, bat still 10 ree0gu.md the
veto as no extraordinary or UNAUTHORIZED acL OF te
President and IL was nothing more inaH .s consutn-
tonal right. While he (Sherman) was anxious 70 see
mode adopted BY which loyal men from no eCn'A msL,
be admitted 70 Congress, no never womb consent
To the admission oi any who he'd taken part ~ ne
Rebellion and be never would vote 10. tIc leieal o..
the test oath. He believed that the people al the cca-
try demanded change N the basis oI representa- iOh
TO keep the Rebel states hom coming hqcL hefe
with increased representation as tney WON" 40 uhIeT
the freedom of the blacks according to the present
basis He believed that the best AMI iarcst basis oI
representation would be voters and not population al
though he shoud probably vote for the proposition no"
pending in the Senate which recognized p0pgGt.Oh as
The basis lie did not believe that NJ. Summers pro-
position 30 declare suffrage by an act wa
practicable. vi. sherman said, IA toncllsloh nave
thus Mr. President endeavOred to show that To ms hour
no has been done by the President incOuslsent win
his obligations the great Union party thar elected hin
Differences have arisen but they have arisen upon new
questions not within the contemplation oi the Union
party, tue onion people when the President was
nominated. have also shown that he has acted IN
pursuance of policy adopted by Mr. Lincoln and ap
proved by the people and that no event has yet tran
80 red thai will preclude him from hearty cooperation
III the ereat OF the Union party 10 securing 10
thc country the objects for which conducted sue
ccssfuln great war. That events have uanspired-
that have been made tending 10 Lat direc
I'LL I,u, y t.s at Z Loo NJ 1. q
low NJ the worst enemies Of the country our
missions I find in recent pape: this significant
paragraph: 400. .
Tic Demo,gs, Of Dayton had olhhcation over Pre-
dent John,op OF 'to trosdmens Bureau BIZ this a'e
hns 40 ruDs. M sslsndsham iAdes brei .Ps ch
saying Democracy Sd not elect Nh Jos)u, butn how
their duty stand BY HIM he Announced mass meeting
fat.so for en- ta'on. Nas hoa nom M Ns.andigha-
. window
Mr. POLAND ,yt)-Mav / ask which fog vss'
Nj sHfrMA.-I Mt know-the dispatch don't.
Mr. N.Y. CNe,ada)-If he few bis own fag. it was
Rebel Gag
Mr. SHrguaS-Npv am aware Of no calamity more
di.rsccgl than for u-. bv divisions, TO surrender
10 trl who W.T. enemies 10 their country in time Of
war. sny " al the powers OF this Government. lie
who contributes IN any Way 20 this result deserves me
cxocra'lons ol bis coutry This may be done by
ihruinR upon ttr President new Issues m which The
wsknovn principles Of Lis life 10 not agree with tho
Judgment oi hi- political associates II may he done
rs inviting roliI0versirs OF personal character. Ii
nay De done by thc President turning his back upon
iho.e who trusted lin with high powers. and thus
linking d. name With one of the most dseraceful IN
hn..rIcan hi,toh-ihat Of John Tyler. | feel an
Gliding confidence tlat Andrew johnson VIII not,
s.uaot do fhis and sir who will deny That the over
bean * aud mfdafInf viii Of Henry Clay contributed
Aert mrr ~ ilr Lrf. ion of John Iyl@r' Bat re d.
,is % the Nhg T3ry was an event utterly insisnh-
can't 90 comrtr Oh th the evil results OF division
in the Union party. who're viii b. the i.O0oo00 OF
slnvcs whom - your policy yOu have rmdncp ited 3
w - would 10 thclr Inevitable fate il surrendered
to thc custody ol The Rebels OF the South Willyou.
by your demand VI universal suffrage. destroy The
power OF The lHiOn party 70 protect them IN tbeIr
dearly purchased bcyi VIII yOu by new issues. upon
which yop know son have not the views Of tac people
leopard those f.hts which You en-. By aid 81 the
Union pariy secure - these freedmen. We know that
he President clur0f IN not and never agreed tO unite
with us upon the issues Of universal suffrage AMI dead
states Nosnch do-nls Were c2nieinl ara wen 10,
he h'oc feHces 'h ne cause %: ilc Union, We picrd
him ..dc hy SIDE with Mr. lincoln o. onr standard
bearer. Why dwell upon them Why not complete
thc work glOgiOu,y begun by our soldiers. hy
securing unioi and liberty 60 I'll mon without dis
fnrtinn ~ color leaving 10 the States before. the
qicstoE 81 Suffrage The curse OF Cod. the maiedic.
Tons OF milion 81 ou, people aud ilc ieFs ana blood
Of new made ifceLcn VIII 90 my judgment r'sl upon
those " be- now cause. DESTROY fle unity 0i hr
great party That has lcd through the wilderness o.
war to peace nId Iepo.e We must HOW look % ON
pgllic credit We have duties e. perform 10 tine
business interests ~ lie country IN which We
need the assistance ~ the President. We have
every motive 'Jr harmony with him and with -nch
other and for gcnerons manly Trust in his puirio'isn
II ever the time shall come when can no longer coz.
de IN his devotion 10 th" principles upon which be was
elected vii bid farewell 10 Andrew johnson with
affected sorrow. | viii remember when he stood IN
this very spot five years ago rcpclln h unrAnlnped
courage tie assaults of taitois H. e IN their hands
wife Children, property and home. aud stik,d his al IN
The result. viii remember that when retrcaIlns
general would have .et Nashville 20 in late. again
with heroc courage be- maintained his post. VIII re
member the fierce conflicts and trials through which he
and his fellow compatriots IN East Tennessee main
famed our Cause IN the heart ~ the COncdoracy.
will remember the struggle ne had with the arisocratic
element OF Tennessee ashamed OF bis origin aud
ney 81 lar from tho hearts al the icUple.
sir YOU must not sever The great Union party fioul
his lo,a element oi the S0uthcrn STAIRS No theories
of possible JtOP"an good can compensate for the loss
Of such patriotism md devotion. Time, a. he tells you
H. his Message - gres element OF reform and iilne
~ yorr site. remember Tie hon"y and cncourng'
Ing words of pioneer IN The aniSavcry caio an eA
pelIcd Methodist preacher from the South. who told
those who were behind him in opinion: We'll friends.
ri block awhile, We must al travel together SO
,ay 10 all who doubt Andrew johnson. and who wish
to move more rapidly than he can. TO block up
awhile. 10 consolidate their groat victory with the
certainty that reason and the Almighty will continue
their work All wisdom will not die with us. The
highest human wisdom Is 10 do ali the good yo1 can,
bat mol 20 sacrifice possible good to attempt the imp
practicable. God knows that do not urge
harmony and consolidation from personal mo |
tIves The people OF my native state have
inrusied me with position here extending four years
bey ond the termination Of the Presidential once OF he
present incumbent. He can grant me no !aVors IL
believed for . moment that be would seek an alliance
with those who. by either or counsel or even by
apathy. were against this country in the recent war
and uoud turn TO them the high powers lnrustcd
to him by the Union party. then Sir he IS dishonest
and would receive Io assistance from me. But VIII
him INTO this attitude. III be shalt mol prove
iase 10 the declarations made By him in his Veto Mes
rage that his strongest desire wa 10 secure TO the
freedmen the full enjoyment Of their freedom and prop
criy then viii not quarrel with him rs To the means
.cd nnd while as he tells us IN this Me,sagc lie
only asks for States to BE- represented which are IN an
attitude OF 10y atty and harmony. and in the persons Of
psnre enatyes whose LOYALTY cannot he questioned IN
dor any Constitutional Legal test, surely We ought not