The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-12

wen' over 70 the camp on tue mon who had fought
sga ms; their sympsihlzed with them thew "a
solved 20 sitboat him or in spite OF him 10 ,sa
Goal accomplishments Of the mighty Imposed upon
trait Andrew Johnson put tho rebel States into tns
keeping OF unrepsssnt rebels DO has s'rven keep
tho states Every measure % protect the loyal white
men OF the rebel states every measure to the
rights OF the freedmen. every TO the
rule OF the bs cnefs Civil Rights bill freedmen's Blu
rean ois >unsgc bills Rsconstruction bills end Amend
siory b'lsail have been vetoed by him. when the
pnoican masses ia their magnaumT refused to demand
bore press impeachment they kn,w be mersd ,rus,.
ing mat they could their country and vudicate
eqaa' rights in spite Of his sconduct, he de6asy con-
uuea 70 inspire resistance to the will Of the nation
oAea os e-and now unireds Of thousands who have
ne'a oacK rom bis impeachment serniy demanding
Edwin D. Stanton, The trusted counsellor Of Abraham
Lincoln during the bloody conflicts OF civil war that
statesman 50 true to freedom devoted TO his country
NAY ruoelv thrust from that position whore he had
cnaerei SERVICES u the endangered nation than viii be
gratefully remembered 10 the wears To come The Sen
ate OF the United States tina. has witnessed hi intense
pasS!onate love OF country his titanic energy vas,
bors, integrity and purity, u not ceass 10 remember
that ne was struck down tor fidelity country ami to
down the great war Secretary, Andrew Johnson has
ad his hand o. violence on that brilliant honored aud
Lowell soider, Philip H. Sheridan whose record In the
neid gItters With glorious achevem ,uts whose record
10 the Fl Military District Is instinct With patrotsn
aud justice This brilliant hero Of the Valley Of the
Shenandoah and OF battiehelds made immoral by
his gen and vaior sent from his Depart
mont, hurried away TO the distant Plains TO tho
wild Iadian, with an ad,nontion that bis onere q,
WI the lind Attiog ned for action Time, IL said
brings about It's rsvenges Perhaps IL may happen
that an outraged nafion that IL OF Presidents
.ongresss aud generaisj may bid this man-druuk At
least with uurcasonin, passion--desccnd from that
statesman aud her brilliant general, and 20 hack to
shat famous Tennessee village where his abilities will
nnd an appropriate spherc OF action in filling again
the ONCE or village alderman II given to men
OF To capacity or character Of Andrew johnson, how-
s.er hted ~ . exalted post ons, to bee Edwin NJ
osAnion or rhiiip IL. Sheridan The illustrious CON-
maoder OF our army who Ii now enduring
tho burden imoossd by pasrotlem. A. did his
predecessor through weary months uttcrsi the
VOICE Of loyal America when he Expressed his
appreciation Of tho zeal patriotisrn irmness ard
ability ability with which Edwin N. stanton had dis
charsed The duties Of Secretary Of War I re-
member, too for could forget IL, tho generous
!r'oas inc sam" great commander paid few ago
not fully appreciate sheridan think him the
soldier the war developed We're we to ha Q . great
war an to ca out one MILTON " mon think sheridsn
the ossl nt'ed tn command them. Some pcrs,n. say
haze done great deaf for him. bnt never dill ANYTHING
'o' nun NJ has done much for no." Such is the
state nim aud such Il the general Andrew johnson has
thrust from ros Of duty and strven dssrace IN face
OF tue nation that 90 honors and admire. them Another
blow o tbs relentless persec tiou OF tya men bas raen
upon brave solder whose osd redeemed tue field OF
Getysoire General SckIes may have been mistaken
IN his poey touching the collection Of debs bat his
when We remember that he suppressed the
6rn'a, fogglos at The whipping posts in tbs
friends for tear star from the flag moving in public
procession. making muderous assaults on pubic speak.
os oAeHing Young woman INTO the Forest stripping,
whipping and tortnrn2 her for hours, may not be
surprised that this gallant soldier felt the Vengeance OF
the Executive R,mors arc rife that Joseph Holt, dis.
tiDui,hed for bis tdeity To his country the opening
OF the rebellion, and for devotion high du, i'm
posed np,n. him; aud General Howard. the patriot,
Christian aud phlntnr,p-t, may at any moment be
smittsn down Much that the republicans have achieved
Tor country and the rights Of secir Some tnss
be undone, and the Growing work NAV he post
ponet for time thus bringing dsaser upon the ma
t'op ana sorrows upon those who not fun pos.
session OF tho rights which should accompany
Anna Cif IL
o. the United Sates, embracing ia its ranks three
millions OF ptriotc, liberty loving men, party that
gner PLAIN than any great party 10 history to deter
nine when their mighty task shall he accomplished.
Master of the s.uaon Il can only fail BY weak
ncsses and oliios which will dim foe OF
the To the republicans OF Masssc otis here
ard now sav grand work i, pressing for compleon
baei trait rs, APO tat, politicians reactonary factions
ands recreant Executive striving the CON-
pieOn OF recOn,lrcu that shalt pu rebel States IN
loyal keeping, place them harmony with
Com ans sad make q un,ted republic and FREQ
nation. This grand, bot unfinished work. endsl-
gercd, appeals TO tue pluicn. the love OF liberty
sen~c o. just &c and the humanr synpsncs the
pub leans OF massachusetts II app ais ihs
rans OF our ear cr mes the heroes VINO followed the
old Tag OYER fields made immortal By tncr con.tsncy
aud caor and To the young nsiruce by the
OF these svn years of trial aud glory In trying times
the republicans oi thrs old Parian Conn ,allh
ever pr'mptiy rcivnnSivs 70 tue demalts OF Stern
and lfiy dgty The needs OF the enasa gcred milton
how rid US rse once again as In otuer days. above
petty, tenn oray and local interests move forw ard
to comp"tc aud cro~nlng victory Il rcpu leans
Massachusetts and OF other States subordinate miner
issues personal ambitious and Interests, and the
fu conpr hension Of he high duties nov i'm posed
uon tnem th" comp ee unity OF the c,nn;ry, and he
perfect equality OF Tho rights people specify
come. itcp tire rep bic, redeemed spd rurlncd tho
people free 10 the and gifterng pr zes
of I've, VIII IA " illustrate the power and beauty OF free
nsiitntlons Then tho people OF the North aud his |
ptore of tho south will win each other IN ndeitv
to III, country and devotion 10 liberty. Then bitter
memories oi tho storm conflicts OF cvi! Will fade
away In tho pr.srcriy aud renowu OF the great rc-
pubic Then the sons Of patriot. aud the sous OF