Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-01-23
The Nnadmen in Congress should
bo Turnsd from Their Mad

The Mailman In Congress- Should
be Twrnsd from Their Mao
nCourue. Il. ~
our s,,sgestion to the Journars teclara
tion that Democrat, won't flaht, that posi-
Sbly a contingency might arise whereir
they s'would, Ia ali likelihood, furnish active
employment for all the men the Radicals
could throw into the field to sustain them
Ia their effort to overthrow the Govern.
ment," has furnished the Dayton Jowna
with material for merriment. II is the ad-
vocate of the Deposition and Impeachment
OF the President, and is unable to see any
obstacle IN the road TO It's accomplishments
and hence would rush along headlong
We, on the other hand, do see obstacles
that must necessarily be run against which
arc of such proportions as to throw into in
extricable confusion the entire business Of
the country. Seeing this we have felt IL to
be our duty, and SO feel now, to warn
against 1t. For the same reason q large
number of Republican Journals have pro-
tested against 1t. Those who make light
of these warnings, and protests, are entire
!, ly too much under the influence OIL passion
and partisanship 10 oe very sate guiass. III
was the same class OF hepupilcan editors
who made lightOf the pleas ior the adoption
4 OF coneiliatory measures designed as apre-
Ventive against war ana cI.a as preserVat,Ve
'sof the Union. The wisdom they then MUS
trated in such light-maklng was simply
contemplate. srNs 'at r" ~
ln IL may be the Dayton o'nnds esSlma1es
the people" accurately IN lts ueciaratlon
that they "Will tolerate no moDs 10 ineer-
fere" with the displacement ana lmpeach-
ment OF PRESIDENT JOHNSON, anu shSC III Il. a u
lew Ioolisn democrats soouiu a''enpS "
lnterpose' they snail Oe arresteu' inuic.eu
and tried, just as any others disturbing tne
peace would De- ana tha1 VIII Oe ''ie e'lu VI
1t" Notwithstandlng matters lnisn' so
eVentuate' 'nnni'eiy oe''er wou'u 20
no necessity should DC created conpeiiins
the running against u perilous hahSru'
Inc PRESIDENT mas not Oeeh guii'y VI ao's
such as tue OohssiIu''o" hoius :" maiiah'
trlai on charges oil lpeacnluien'' ms uis-
placement from once before the expiration
Of his Presidential term must necessarily
them result from partisan CONSIDERATIONS
He stands accused OF disloyaity 10 the or
ganizatlon through which ne inouhIeu into
the place he now occupies anu not OF
violations OF the Constitution lhtentloh-
ally, or oil such gravity as 70 re-
suit documentary 10 Sne country oo
does the country understand Tue matter
Were the country satisfied or could IL De
satisfied, that President JOHNSON nad Pur-
t..,~.' | .s,-n,,,r ,,,h;ot s,fror;no bo. boon
u,O t', ,1.soy a. iaaon,o ;o,, y,orid o.tond
~ d,sn,onam.nt Th;s r. cannot no mado
,,,1o-.t.nd. hnt a. wi,, understand that
.,iunont ,,o,soor,;on and m unboIv am.
h;s,as oa..r;, n ;to troin inconco;vobIe
5,Ios,o- oron,nts n sbonld tho President
-. "a "a soo,, % 'o,,so,oo his ,;oh,t,l
s '".Is-,.,. 80, - d. ooI,in, ,nto roor,s;-
go. ~, n,o,,od an, or the coyornnannf
:. e,.,.,,,,, ..,o r.noo 81 rloro;lI,o
H., tha, mod mon IN conaross, nv
,,.a,.o,s 20 tha o~trom,,v ~ noco:-
~ ~ .uoh coll would suffer 70 an ex.
&C.. I,t,,o oonn,od On
The country wants no more War. The
h,,.;nas. interests ~ the country arc in
BUSINESS
CONDITION 10 demand tnaC Chere snoulu Oe
no more Civil War. Therefore is 1t neces-'
saty that all sorts of infIuence-petition,
I orsros;on -ononstr.nco ondp intimida!
!. w =, -'e'
Lion-snoulu De useu' 10 turn the reVo-
lutionists in Congress from their mad
course. 7o
T ---i-
ssAn Outrage Upon Humanity"
Under this head THE STATESMAN of the
1eth ,nst contained an article nrenored bv
tOSu ,nec,, ~ - - SiN.e
our City Eoltor' respecting TWO men VINO
had been received at the Lunatic Asylum
In this city, from Monroe county. which
- -. hoon oil ,rona mo foiIow
seems 70 nave Oeen al M mrons' tne loil1w