The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-03-28

STRUCTURES on the Presidents Imprsper.
pron the Macon ga journal. March Is.
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bis state 70 think for himself in regard TO all questions
Of state policy admitted into columns Yesterday
communication from .Ths Countryman,n gentle
man al know from his nosme de plume, renscting,
We think, too severely the efforts Of the Presi-
measures which the radicals took 70 bring
about the restoration or the States While We do
think that the President did all that he might have done
70 resist the consummaton OF the Ubiquitous measure
known e. the Military BILL and while we feel that
justified IN this opinion by the entertainment Of the
same by some OF the nobest spirits OF the North both
among the democratic and conservative parties there
stl give the President credit for what he has done
into our columns to-day severe reply 70 Country
man"
The following is the reply referred TO by the Jour-
A scribblsr, over the signature Of "coun,ryman Tin
your paper OF yesterday should be cut for the smples
George W. Ashburn 4 Co Now, marx ' how few facts
will put an extngusher. on his fummery about the
democratic party. +.
In the great State OF Pennsylvania Hester Cymer was
the candidate OF the democratic party at the last cleo
ton-a rabid, anti.war copperhead who voted in Con-
three hundred tbonsand democrats voted for him, and
he wanted but eleven thousand votes 10 have elected
him. ale
when the war fever was raging at the North that noble
spiri. Ex-Governor Seymour offered ant-war resolu
lions In the Connecticut Senate and his party voted for
them, though in minority. That same party, under
his lead are now making gallant light with the radi
calls Connecticut victory ready to perch upon
their banners The slogan which the henchman Of the
New York Tribune gives forth daily to its party in Con-
nccticut s 'Make the State ring With tue anti-war
record OF the democracy
Look at the late election In New Hampshire, where
the democracy, under the lead of Frank Pierce took
issue with every dogma OF radicasm and avowed in
one OF their State Conventions resolutions of undying
devotion to the constitution and Of restoration OF the
South with all It's rights" 500
shame upon the southron who would malign such
friends.
But why multiply instancess Look at the change in
Kentucky Maryland and Delaware since the democrats
came into power in those States Look to the platform
OF principles on which Pendieton, vaandigham Long,
voorhees, and their noble compeers lighting our bat
ties in the West And, forsooth, some men IN Georgia.
whilst they are fighting, trying TO squirt Nth on
them from their popguns. hs
Oh, no lot the truth standthe South Is TO be saved
alone through the democratic parry There time
when many hoped new party would control the coun-
try on the basis Of the Presidents policy but alas aas
that hope was delusiye. President johnson failedhs
policy IL an abortion mad fadicasm is plungng its
nsatiae beak into the stir, stark dead constitution
Higher higher run the turbd Of faDatcsm. soon
we fear TO be red with the blood and bitter with
bears OF our kindred and people Is there break.
water None, save in the old iron ribbed democracy.
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