The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-05-03
JOHNSON TIE BETRAYER

4. WAo befraysd tie SoutAP -, az 80. 4
Johnson-w when he lcft the Brecken-
ridge Democratic secession party, and Kept
his seat 10 the United States Congress, for
tho sake Of pay and a military governor
ship. 10. ...siy- -. .-.i-.'' .W 4
Who betrayed he Mortal. .,.,...,.
Johnson-when, after having been elect.
cd Vice President on the strength Of his
professions Of loyalty, no went back to the
disloyal Democratic party. --,.! -.'.. .li.
Who betrayed the enemies Of th Union?
Johnson-when, after having done all
that he could to encourage rebellion, he
fed to the Union lines ind pretended to be
a Union man. 3D., ..l- l-.N ~ p. -. d
Who betrayed u, friends Of he Union?
Johnson when, after having obtained
Office and power from the friends OF the
Union, no used that office and 'power to
build ny, strengthen and encourage the en-
emies Of the Union. ,.......r-. r.., .,.-
Who betrayed III. foes Of Feedomf
Johnson when, after having done his
utmost to perpctuate slavery, he 'proclaim.
cd liberty, full, broad, and unconditional"
10 all the slaves in Tennessee.
WHO betrayed he friends Of Freedom?
Johnson-when, after having proclaimed
,he..,' ssme' sinv,s beck IN ,beir rnas,crs.
,be Insb. and the auction.block.
tyIo b-fro,,,d N, oolor,d ,nonp '.'
John.onYwben. niirr hnyin, n,or;.cd
him bis liberty. ms vote. ami n ssla;r s,nrt In
the rnce of life" and announced b;mseif
the ..NIoscsy Of the negro. he VETOED ,br
Erec,lm,ns Bnrcau ami Civil R;,b,s ILLS
and turned over the NEGROES 10 fbe minis
Of Memphis and New Orleans. and the
slaye m,,r,lerors ON the million. plantations.
Who b,troved me Fsnians ,
JobnsonSwhcn, aficr having encouraged
them 70 pertsct their organization nnd in.
y,ds Can,ds. ma Isu,ldcnly nrn.J joosc
NM, them nm. wbole lowe, or Nh. IIn;,sJ
States ,Iispensed their armies. and left
those who were on British soii TO be- can.
,urcd. impr;soncd, indicted, tried. convict
ed, sentenced, and hung by red-coa,ed
Enylisbmeu, s.f.t i :. '..-r,,,..,
Wbo beiraped his STATE: ...... -.
Jobnson-wben. after organizing under
Lincoln, the martyr. the State government
of Tennessee. ON the principlc tbn,. snone
nm, ioy,I men sbo,'Id yoyern ,ho State !"
mud that tstrutOIS should takG bQck seats. W
ne used his utmost power to overthrow
this very loyal State government. and turn
j, over to rebels and traitors, his present
friends. ... .. a. ...' = r
IIho has b,trnyed his country? ..
Johnson-when, after having secured his
election 10 the Presidency by tho ballot OF
Booth. the ASSASSIN, he usurped the mowers
of Congress. set up State governments,
nppointed State Governors, paid out mil
lions of dollars. all without any authority
whatever. exccpt his own royal will, and
has used every means and device TO cas-,
odium ON the loyal peoples Congress, and
bring to life tho deiunct Confectionery, To-
mcn,;pp nass,cres of loyal men by his
d;sloya1 friends. creating adhcrcnts and
PARASITES nv bribery. threats and promisc.,
as~o.;nc and eon,r;yinr TO deposo loyai
S,a,s Covcnors- removing Union men
S,"m ofI;cs ,nd ru,,;nr r,bel, in. and sir.
,;r- nm .,,;ic ,rcnson and rebellion in the
i,nJ "a ,b,, no may max, himselfo throne
",mn nm, min, of r,pnbl;can Ibory. -
Wko 6a, b,boy.i ns eu,.,e Of freedom he
,oorM orrr, ~
Jobpson-by hi, efforts to unsc,tlc re-