Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-01-23

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They are i'm utter violation of ill., c,rli,aI rr,.;
ple of lnrrivrne.. That cam b. ,,r,rt,.t ,,,I..
when tl. ,,.rn.r,tor of Nh. crime Il 7,a;.t.5 g-
aczno,yl.jr.s M. ,.rir,a and .ioys s,-,v, f,- 4,
such a4 sF ..f,,,ll, t,,r,. hin, f,,,,, r.,,,;+,;
IT, Christ t,p,bt us ia pr,, .. F,,r.,i,. ,,s NM
debts al, ,ve forgive our jebt,r. 1 'V1 nr;n.;,,l.
is of universal qoplic,tion Inn vitI,,rt o.ryi.t;
arLn,,yl,. o.. l,.,,,..ot ,f ,,,,,,, ~ . ....'. o., \
riglt. he bt. pretenJ.Ily n,rd,ned tb1,s,njs ol
the r,nkest rebels U, has tb.rel,, ,,.,rn,I i,li-
cial rs we'll AS executivs po,ysr and bss dona so
10 fIl. ,,rp,t datrn,prt nj lihart, ard l., f.; ti,
United States H. has ,,rr,rtl,. d;.-,,.e,l a. MI
le pr,n.rt, viz. sf tI,e ,,t;.,,.,..I 1,,l5 i th.
r,,.l4 All th,t ,,-,,.,t,- ,,Il, sl,,,lJ b,,. ,,.
toward pa,inr tl,. dsbt contrs,tsI IN s,nnr,s.ir,,
the Rebellion and ali tbt sb,nll b,, ,,,,. f., tb,,
lovai blacks 10 FINNISH fh,m Win home. b,. bcrn
restored 10 the old owners all uninstlv for tbe,
had forfeited IL by their treason AMI tbeir lives
also and Andrew Johnson had ro r;q,It m rsstor,.
ia chem fins nrnperty II, might ss we'll have
riven IL "a tbe Algerines But Nv rest,r;nor il he
nsoeJ IL ,yhar n would he ,,.st ininr;,,s 10 th.
t.
trouslv to the cause of liberty These cb,rras can
undoubtedly he sustained A. IN ;nterf.rence in
elections n IL sarious enough but a. ,.op,nor,J
with others II Il trivial TIedoas NOT laro, lin,
AS he n,ight with drunkenness with false np5 mali
cons a.i,er,ions of publ;c men with conniv;no nj
and Indirectly aiding in the. avG, rnassacrcs an
New Orleans Memnhis Alexandria and other
places YET ,n,ttsr Of nubli, notor;et,, hat
tbe world holds him resoonsible as tba chief actor
i'm them IL Is his countenanca and his uolic,, th,t
susains the maliqnant rebels i'm deliberatel sboot
inc and drking thousand, of inno,ont men tirnp,h
out the South for the past twenty months II
Andrew johnson is stilty of these crimes bs or,,bt
20 be iinneached Ii wonld he onl, ac,pies,,,c.
in them for Congress to let him 90. If ,vonlj
bring the awful weight of ouilt ON tbe nation that
now rests ON him and his prineipel advisers Tct
them hear II lef them sink und.r H. lint II tb, ns
ton undertakesto TO bear H. the nation will s;ok as
sure as God is inst But what is wors,
while be Is tbe executive tbos. ,nnr,lcr,rs
can never be punished He will al,v,ys
as he ms done fnd way IN reloasa them
The rebels pnder.tand tbis and by tbis time han.
est men mas. Tbs trial of Whit. ,n., r. o,l, ,
rebal for sbootint, a neoro in the S,nib j. me-
farce. Mr. Johnson bv pnblirly nrcclain;n,, tbst
war was nj nm end and removino an miiitaT, t;-
bpnals. and restoring tho civil tribInaIs az liz
pretendellv reeonstr1eted states ba. onlv re-,'s-
tablished the institutions which in,tif tb. so,in,
of ipnoeont men. II cannot he e,n,.ctsJ ,,t ,,,7
man now. gnilty of robbery treason or murder 4
only committed AGAINST. or upon A loyal;st h., one
who was. or is still n rebe can he convictei bc-
fore a Southern cont The atten,nt yyonlJ orl,
excite the ridcule of the banded and sworn tr,i-
tors fr,,, tbe pot,,,,o. 20 tho rio cs,l ms.
is what "mv policy1 has insured This Is what
will continue so LONG as johnson is presid,ut