New-York tribune., 1867-06-25

... os vet are purely coniectural Every few days
some one writes or says Congress VIII coI''1 i 90
i and Others repeat the phrase wlth more OF less
%enbToidery % of vain imagnings; then comes denial,
enralv unauthorized which goes lts lOund WltH % io
embroidery turned. il newspaper ana 3lneI 10 i1iho
only would say they don't know Wnen tney uOh
Oy r yy,et betfer saw nOthing-what would become OF
journalism and conversational Mr. oicaue oi 5 tnI
RerWe deS DeuT uOrdes whose JuuglNHin' ,,os Un 10
matters YOU will have observed generally proves 70
be sound one, does not hnd the 'nen.o st
solid enough to enlarge upon III ms, ms d'S' kfter
nightly survey Of the pollllcai "otiu of tho row
noticing in a few lines the presence OF the Ioh
o1ties in Paris he goes on 1--WE know III Is nol III
the power of these illustTlous tourists 10 %coIt con- ILL
cate to us high moral Inspirations 1t is apart non
their sphere where the great acts passd, that now
generously move and honor humanity. az V'i1 nP
moment, for example, there IS IN certain feso @ e 20
the world among the most spirited people OF oul aSo
a chiefOf the Executive Power, who began MS caieoi
as jOurneyman tailor, and VINO mas Iust az d
plished one of the nOblest concelVape ot lnTat "
political acts This eX-ta0r has yielded Ioa huhao
sentiment that ehaces the clemency or All inc Angus
fuses of all those with whom Nj. Beale I'm MS V0lue
AUguste, Sa FGmdte 1T Ses AmiSl so tieVetS
Republic Mr. Johnson, has just put an ehu
to the preventive imprisonment OF MI Gni
Davis" Here follows discriminating IMuuhtfoih nI si
of the act wisely polite as humane. dnen aIn log
lows whatsnOe il is said to be well to see OseiNes
as others see usI translate 10 show how Xd you III iuo
office look to intelligent foreigners; Nhlle uois
Justice TO the American Republic, we must noi over
lookthe noble part played on this occasion 10y tllg
nroprietor and chief editor OF one OF Iho PInOip Plp
nj q
%Vith what frivoousness Is not the great AIneIIca
rrass treated in the conservative circles Oh Luope
Set there are no journals in our hemisphere ndt oS
80 80 tbe influence of The NFwl DIRK Tribune thcle
ore few unfortunately that seem capable OF eXerc,s
inc sucb influence with the intelligent generosity JUS
shown Inv the powerful American journalist Iiesi, E
Sant- johnson would have wanted the srehgth 70 70
Tender legal rights to Jefferson DAVIS II ne Hau iOV
len exborted to the act and aidea py iig- iciiog-
tdd DtGoad ongons of Republican and Radical OPINION.
Among the guides of this oplla0n there Is nom ta
Who has given more pledges to ms party t,an nn
tha editor of TIE TRIBUNE. MT Ureeley Has
bean ono of the most ardent ana perscyeIlnB
Sbolihonists: no one defended the Union ana cVIh
hofted secession with greater energy lie was @ llIo
r,ost sincere and vehement antagonist OF lne causo
I'D tbe interests that personlhed IN Jeherson
1ovis tho arch Rebel. But, victory beng onco as
smred MIR Greeley turned all the warmth ana Vlgor
&c bis incessant propagandism in fayorof indulgence
ond Cancellation toward, not the interests ana the
dos lint the persons Of the vanqushed, lie Iohg
400 demanded that term should be put 10 tue arp
tTsrv coptiyity of Jefferson Davis lis unWeaIrleu
urncsrcv overcame at last the resistance oil puDne
opinion, and efficiently seconded the Intentions sod %
that the limited States is the country OF HumDag
NtLinS Is further removed from charlatansm noth
me- more simple and creditablo than the ideas ex
nressed bv The NKwYORK TRIBUNE on the occasion ~ on
&c the setting at liberty of Mr. Jefferson DAVIS: lieI9
folIows a translation of The IRIBUNEs aitlcle Vi
Nav IA,