The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-10-05
WHAT WILL FOLLOW THE ELECTIONS =?

The following speculatons are quoted from
the Washington correspondence OF the Cinciu-
natl Gdzete:--
1 m @ are aSgag m hat the people
From all parts of Ohio letters are pouring in
upon him. asserting that the power of the Rep1bll-
able, and that the masses are looking to him
Tor TO- vigorous aG9n sgdnst = the Radicals The purpose
pave the way to the inauguration OF extreme
show large OPPOSITION gains eoHsry 9ss @as icss IoOs
2e Union party than i has yet Ssen aoRsS Rsse Of
observe. Those voters who become responsible for
filings. The removal Of General Grant f1%iRs rom the
War W. 0Ge anq IT. the M OF man who can
The disruption Of the present Cabinet. and It's re-
Rebels Democrats Northern CoPperheads: and,
the various oobnatons which naYe BEEN ns aends Of
obtain control OF It's funds ever since Johnsons
in having credit Of the Country msnaned sxtens tSi
neced poes situation @ Anys'nGHs Gas2ess GSs
might g % check the President in the maddest career,
would abstract if only they were left free for single
VIII be sure TO follow change in the head Of the
@ @ Vel ihs EG9ng w eng %6Ga would be done
cA ge as would follow, would not be the worst fea.
for n the use which would then be made of the
Bureau to defeat r,eoonstrpctlon @ in the south s.
view TO get rid of all the radicals. and fiji their
with Congress in case OF any trouble. ''N0 ''UeS
The SECOND section Of the Army Appropriation BILL
at Washington contains this cause:-"The General
or the Army shall not be removed, suspended or
relieved from command, or assigned to duty else
Where than AZ SAID headquarters, except his own
request, without the previous of the Seoate
Now while the intention OF this was 10 preyent Mr.
without consulting the Senate, these friends of the
PRESIDENT claim that he can, any time order
General Grant into military arrest, which Would de-
priye him OF his command at once, that the pro
position TO suspend" does not preclude arrest or
course, the arrest must be preceded by a cause and
Ihat could easily pc found by Mr. Johnson inditing
an order TO the District Commanders, which General
Grant would feel called upon to refuse to trapsnit
Ihe TACT That in Executive circles this matter is sub
JecL OF conversation, is of itself Significant ~
Ine SITUATION with respect to the October
s ALMOST an exact count of the position vear
plan tor preventing the meeting OF Congress The
result OF tne elections frightened from his nnr
pose. A ringing Union victory is needed aosip ~
effect the same result. Then few believed In bia ~
volutionary designs Now 1t is matter of knowIedea
that he then cherished them. Then The pan wss 20
tives of ten States not Constitutional ConTres
and following that declaration, recognize the Nortb
ern Johnson members, with those who cIaimed
seats from the South, as the National Congress- his
identical plan is under consideration again and
through 1t the Presidents opposition to Congress NAV
year ago obtain their seats by such course on he
part of the Executive waiting and hoping stiII
The cry of all the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS here thai
the oath OF the President obliges him defend the
Constitution, has such an end In view. The dangar iS
even greater now than 1t twelve monthe san 40
Unless he takes Others even his supporters iii rjS1
cule him @ weak and cowardly man II is aasin
TO go forward now, to one OF his temperA sbSI
to stop and quietly accept defeat. S' VIA"