The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-04-13

tiers one a Glronde, another Jacohin,
and thus prevented all unity of ac-
lion. In the cabinet at Washington,
Seward, Stanton and MeCulloch stand
each the representative Of separate
party Aswi,h Louis, 90 with John
son, men were removed. but only To
be made martyrs of aud provided for
at the public expense. Both Louis
and johnson vetoed and re-yatoed to
no avail [, was absolutely necessa-
/ ~ for the Kings success that tho no
bIlity should return from ccblentz.
and thus strengthening his party
might have prevented his final over.
throw but Louis dared not assume
the offensive lie assembled the al
tar in the Champ de Mars, but i, did
not delay the tenth Of August, lie
put on the red cap, but it did not
postpone the 2lst Of January. That
the South should be represented is
essential to johnson s support His
proclamation has failed and eompro-
mise is now useless The stream
cannot be damned with straw and
Andrew johnson mus, daye if he
would save his head
|, often happens, when country
has passed through some great ori
sis, onc man stands alone halocd with
all the glory, or loathcd for all the
crime that distinguished his age.
Robcspiore and the Reign of Terror
are synonomous. The world indig
nation and tho curses Of moro than
half a century have blackcnod his
name. Blind to the allurcmcn,s Of
beauty. deaf to the walls of infancy
or cnireatios of are. his life was death
to his countrymen and his death
ioy to the world America may
blush in Thaddeus Stevens coun.
terpart in character. If no, in crime.
Like a ganqrened ulcer in the BODY
of his country, he is eating into the
very principies of her l;fe. and his
death would give to men peaceful
SUMMERS once again. 10 women, com
fart in their children and 10 children
sometbinc Ia hone for. or the ear
ly lilo of either. ,h.re i. nothing re.
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