The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-08-24

execute the Recoustruction scIs in aeeordance
with wiz. tne wishes Of the President or in harmony
manders week ago the President had arrived At the
ooncuson 70 give Sheridan another Opportunity But
~sbsS 'r x past Few days Mr. Johnson has been fur
nous syIris on the part Of his subordinate. IL APP
poaas 'nss sheridan has determined to from
omoc NV governor or Texas Throck morton and
appoint 10 mis- place a notorious demagoaue by namo
nsmiton.a profgato wretch. who has boon q
mcmDcr OF al parties and inmate OF many prisons
more IMAM this tho President has received within the
week letter from Sheridan filed with direct personal
nsuts O course Mr. johnson must either acknowledge
himself the subordinate OF subordinate and submit
70 Sheridan, or demonstrate his Official powor and
dignity by removing that oiioer When ths oues,jon
has sssumed such a Character tba President must
act II s hardly necessary 10 say the President will by
sSpascding Sheridan, call down upon his head fierce
abuse and d0nuncati0ns from the speaera and organs
OF tho radical party He has boon accustomed to shis
sort Of thing, and not dIs,uayed BY the prospect
Another reason for the Predents conten,piated act
must DO mentioned. The extreme radicals are deter
mined not 10 nominate 0rsat for the Presidoocy Never
with the people some OF these RADICALS have been
casting vstful eyes on Sheridan, few have placed
johnson desires OF course the success Of conscrya,ve
candidate II Grant is TO be elected Mr. johnson pre-
Sheridan 10 rcmoved for acts performed a. military
governor he w at once become an available radical
candidate Tho radicals Will be enabled to put QUO suc
ccssul soldier acniust another for n II enncedad That
the candidate Is TO DO q man having good military
record In short Or ant 10 the great OBSTACLE in tho way
Of tho controlling radicals The prcsldent bsloyos chat
he can turn radcalism against Grant and 40 mako nnt
conservative candidate by mating SHERIDAN martyr
rNe., v,r,, ry, On, I. ..l q E r. 49,
Tho ,o vu niS So ev'osp.nnence o. Lona2n AsS
NJ pni;tic,i ,s.acr, 49,. Do, oR $3.50
Tn he coSr "r tse mes, rs s
IN la onennS ona,ho nsr,. w vaPasu III W. =, ~
mnor,,v ,nnat hc nrcrsred po T, ,hs ~
with thar cand,dates Even after he '' eoerts ~
tho last sir wears n NAV he ,rniy es;a that novor
aid c,svcr resnons;h;,y ras IVY e" .Ho nanio -,
tbs choice of mn Ers,tjve than a. esant rhs
whole oboractcr of i,o covornnnans ornnsars 20 Ina
chanSng. Tho const,,on no. hoe o,spardod IN al
its essential features by the LEGISLATION Of the last two
office depend In no ali hi dearse tS r Of the "cina,
pan OF Government devised v the Gathers Either An
sG,ution. and some stems must be- rsIracea or the
pressnt Tendency 10 rendcr he snnrsc wst
reach its fui deyolopment Etncr the radicals who
have bnen the great nromotcra M Tho VAST chsnges
lately carried out must WIN with man thorou ghly sSb.
servient to them or they must rssen themselves to
seeing norton of their pSljcy M least reversal y
, Ihe struggle will ha chiefly between thc rodical
forces for the democra,s now that All tho southern
little active mar. in II. unless General Grant il
tbrown aside hv the,r" comments The sn,ris in
Which ,he e ressrs ,ha eona an..c
Wv th 'nS ,eg,u 'e e i'm rensSsra
recommending not without bitterness to The tayor-
Tho negro oratar for Prcs,dcnt mi S.,o,"r $500
ner ,or Vice p,s;den, TS, ,i u"u 1 he
Carving radical princmal, 10 ius. oopci1sion POSI-
Ill., ihc nenocra,s n ihny uors nritod mnn, .i,st
comne, the Norh 10 elect ucoro cor p,ssincni. n"s
thu wau II, form Of vsu or oa
Ss 10 10 lay until the lave
flo IA oba nr tharr
,no osoae Cnances o. 'ne Jay IA 'ner aVo ana por
"aps so.ne us more
ofa4s IS az once inc mop, ana the uroad o, tns
nepuoaa,, ns .Ivop,o senoc ms reoo.on o. a.,
aavc,, VI ..1.s ny SUCCESS VI ress'ahCc 70 ne
auenPts Oh ppit.canS 70 iraN nun "ut, Iis hionuM
sousaI 70 expicss aay OPINIONS ulon 'ne events o. sc
aay-no-e Characteristics OF inc msn completely osihe
Tue party msaa&ers lhey a httie perpiex me
pcopas az iarse. ancy 90 not know wnat 70 t nm,
VI .noa1 iavofc Sc''nanuer as PoaMan .e.i-
COMO nay GO Iseau. fuaiy' pa' = uoaos whesher
. sauu oasY "iio NV - opouo ms noo. all ncvaI
us !.ai'as W sp.a. so1 nu "ouiu W
pavoa al Wuss MAS Io,"eiIy ,nc u'snest postioh
~ ~ mo Soa"t'y, y M"ioh ~ sucse uass
OF Con srcssi"hat supremacy " very iciofos
on S,, eenn.M u'A" ~. "a'nty auu ers aouo.
wei suro.njs Inn a.e las. ansclaas ING
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coiIc's n'I' :" y ho ho''s us 'osue ooes.ss no uas
noto'hs 70 say ny p" nov ave-" .if opn'ohs veeausc
ne oocs nos 'ppen 70 hoia o'y. uc soaie ~ Iur'her
tnan tnis ana alntn tnas " neu. uan. Is ueopy op
possu 10 tne ia'.ai Poney, anu "ou.u =. "ce AIM.
tnc Sonthcrn ola'es 70 tner io'Aef rights ho were
eicc'ee' 80 s,.ya. ,,ixy,.n. !.
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anu rainer 'na 1e"Y =, usau pys' ~ ~ un
.ory W rne ina.a la,'ls "suaeu niips ons 30
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MARKED man, snsnecr Nav no loss AN aTtbor,v
The people," he writes in tho 7rJ,.ac Of to-day,