The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-11

course be cry graf FIJI and You'd properly reward h.a.
unless the representatives of the people are on he
groazd 90 watch and wait When Congress assemblies
sf.n We eos s WI. ass eaS Of a Viii be- bet
Ter than impeachment thus 10 surround him with cor
don that viii strange the rc teal conspiracy OF which
there is doubt he "a the great Head Centre.
The tall elections viii open anew volume for HIM W
From the Ne,g York Evening Post, Sept AZ
Events. circumstances, changes however great nrd
Unforeseen, teach him the Presidency nothing. To
liken such man to Mr.. Lincoln Is prepos,erous. Mr..
Johnson keers mig chosen course no mater Row the
Mind veers he VIII not tack. but prefers TO as,efn
ne w not s shorten SAIL but pTears 70 ns,s the see
ahead, hut foolishiy thinks to thom down; he ap
pears to imagine that The object OF sailing s TO beat
down nstsra obsaclee and forges altogether that the
voyage may be ruined while he is battling vith the
winds and trying TO run down the rocks
From the Chicago Tribune, Sept, IL
As laud and unanimous 3 p pIlar demand upon Con-
grss 60 iinpeach and remove the pros dpery, dets
wreh is nov being nade Was the call in July Tor The
passage OF the Supplemental bill The people nave pnt
or tue dernier resort degree OF endurance;
bat they have crossed the rabcon, and os tie III
lam must 90.
From the Washington Chronicle, Sept. 81
When Il writes private letter to Andrew John.
let him beware its cIptonts for u IL pigeopoled
for future aud will Forthcoming whenever It SHAH
suit his purpose II gentiensn OF Influence has an
interview with tho President he IL drawn toward the
door of small room, a. tue back corner of the aud ence
cnsmbr where slenograpnc reporter sits with percii
hand TO take down his remarks The accidental Pres
idelt mas evesdrOppIng Official duty, and pays
for !, OF the public while II IL well known
that has paid spes and detective about the city OF
Washington 10 dog the tracks OF prominent republicans
From the Chicago Post, September g.
u IS Illuminating To Ds obliged 10 doaM the word Of
Pre- dent Of the United States But Andy Johnson ia
an exception to all who have ever ocoup ed tna position
His whole has been Of at tortuous double doal-
ing treacherous character which aust necessarily have
compelled him TO tel innimerahe lies In bis owe per-
to nothing OF those M has authorized his friends
and satellites utter for han. Practice makes perfect
AID when has no IN raj principle to start with no
very apt discover That there l. methoi extr
eating himself IRON awkward pIeaicauent quito so
| Short simple and easy as lying.
From the Lewiston tNel Journal, sept. 2
The plain purport Of this language Is, tnat the
PstsdHt a. eates cvtl scdr, If no cannot peacefully
attain his OBJECT OF preventing reconstruction tho
Consre.sonaI plan That this Johnsons plan there Is
ts doubt He has recently forth his ingeni-
Gus influences u brius army officers into hrs interest,
and tho mos skiliu persnasves have been brought to
bear upon General Grant witnont SUCCESS Grant
obstacle IN the nay OF Presidential treason, and trust
country til tho meetins Of Congress- when events may
haze FASTENED on rapidly as 10 render Impeachment
fOregone CONCLUSION. fne rebel plot under Johnsons
lead is desperate one, aud the skies look squaiy
From the Albany Evening Journal, SPIT 81
Mr.. Johnson has attempted roe which can be played
only by strons while he Is essentially
everything obstnacy. lie has incurred hazards
which he could escape only through overwhelming
personal popularity WHINE he IS thoroughly unpopular
He has undertaken scheme which calls for dl pay
the greatest original geaus, wnie tho record his
career shows tina he is IN no IONS. statesman aud
best only managing politician. While complaining OF
aggressions upon tho dignity and pierrgaiives of his
Office. he has himself figured always usurper
which makes the laws, tho power which nterpres the
laws, and hack Of ali, the power that all the
lmpeied by blind faulty TO contend at such disadvspt
ago, and for ends base those he has in view, tie
fate Of The demaJc0ae Is no marvel, but only o
course OF events.
From tho ramo-September IL
Andrew johnson is past conversion. He he's utterly
qaito irreclsmable rho phiisnthropists who condu
our Magial asylums never met moro desperate
(Trom the Philadelphia Bulletin, Sept Al
= The republican party has no cause TO COM
plain OF these mIscnevous msddlings of Mr. johnson
They all contribute in tber measure TO compact and
strengthen the loyal sentiment Of the people They
afford fresh proofs OF the dangerous character
new determinations 10 control and check hts unhoy
bon They sweep away AL lingering remnants VI con-
strip him OF whatever diguses aud false fences have
blinded and msed generous and long suffering people,
rg dcpogogue; "mpedimcn and ooslruc:ion' to oil
peaceful aud honorable set OF our national oil
his expires, but each now Development. OF his pro-
pensly for mischief iatons1es the desire dslverance
from this disiurber o! the public peace.
From tho Philadelphia Evening Telegraph, Sept 81
Mr. johnson only possesses false 10 MI its
regard for justice and sprit al depotic igno.
ram, but no also boasts OF dup city of no mean order
Not only has he violated his pghted word and made
whole administration a living couiradictcn to what he
the serpent the dove with btety which we did not
expect from his coarse nature.
What can the presidsn, mesuS What does be intend
10 ai,emptf What does he convey when he saws |
he Is "realy on the war path" We had thought no
had been on 1t Tor years but now It seems he going
further yet. ls coup deaf contemplated Specila
ton fails to reveal to any definite object which the
President is attempting TO gain by his conduct during
given by Western exchange winch tells us tia, "Nlr
johnson frame OF mind for the past ten days 1, Iu
o. az Wee Py If this he no, he :" ,ra ,9o so' ~"
ton, 1t certainly well calculated to explain the pne
nomena recently witnessed at The white Rouse.
tFrom the Ttusvis pa Herald, sept 81
Jghasou or Al
bis own impeachment to usIrp tho rsins OF govern.
mont by coup d,tat and dispsrse Congress when il
OF the bay onct. Holding As ho dOcs Congress 20 DO
'rumpn-,o ,. hanging on the verge of Tho govern
menliwould q not he entirely Consistent with his |
sentiments to cal, the injured and trampled South n
arms {, he assertion and defence OF State rights and
champion will tho people" was the complacaut In.
qaIty Of Seward, 'have President DistatorY" The
The country Is already appalled, by the nonstrons as
sump.IoDs OF andrew johnson. A Dctaor he Is todIy
ed, be moro pslPa5c to tho ropaIar spprebeSso
accompanied with outward physical violence, bu, st
could not be any moro real.
[Fron the New York rlmesl
The New York Times dcnounco. the President ns an !
"usirpern for removing General Sheridan. II ssys-
" Mr.. johnson may have repeated his phrases con
corning the constitution until he has actually persuaded
himself tia, his championship OF hat INSTRUMENT
titles him to DEFY The will Of the people and alone
play the usnrper" l. further declares that the duty
Of the governing party Is perfectly clear as between
the Executive and the people represented b. Congress
there will nov be Mother the giving the taking Of |
lua1,rir We trust that u may be 81,
From Wendell Pbilps.l
Grant at last has spoken and bianderei. How no I
saIkod into the Secrctarysap. his friends boastng his
great power 10 prevent mischief What mischief has
he prevented None Tho only power he claimed |
against the President m0meal's though; obiges him
TO rerounce This Is our "piccal state susn, whose
nTgt move Is bla1isr This was our 81 Michael
whose rcsislless sword was NOW down the Satan OF
tbs fallen host Instead o; That nnd that no does
10. even Know how 70 draw = Tue great popular
leader sinks 10 be oniy the Presidents Secretary issuing
orders he abhors sits lie ancient Pistol" eaiing HIS
leck and grumblingi Was ever boaslsul promise |
followed by such mlserab,s failuroS Tue General Of
the United states - to-day weed caught in tho Psea-
dental rnaes,ro and unless some better hraius than
his come 10 tie rescue he suro soon TO DO sya.
lowed ~ the vortex iei no Grant after this call
Johnson clumsy tnnsc; Ne has found wit enough 10
heioOl the model leader whoso silence passed for the
highest visdouithe al 90 whose cigar statesnan-
l.uArN min. L