Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-06-17
GHASISM.
I've Views of Ssse Expedieney Crotch.
etE--His True POsAtisn Sharply De
fined aud Defended BY Radical
Frfend-EEis Attitude as q POIIftelan
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intend ~ sSSsrt;ss o,,rssIT-ss n = one oftbose
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the s~,,aasa ~ o,,r cbsrac,or for 5iscern.
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MyrCbssa IL s;n,,lv r,in5;ns h;s ou,r
business 4 We knoy nsraonaIlvI tbat he =
neither eandidata noE an ast,;rapts = TTa
desire ne;tber ,,os;tian7 NOV distinc,;oe
and will onietly and firmly do his drJty
Just as il appears to him, without fear and
without favor ~ y E-i7
II certain political elioues are usine his
name to further their own infrigues, and,
if word from him could expose the fall
lacy of their hopes, il does not follow that
lac is seeking coalition with them because
he neglects to ignore them. 1t would ill
become the Chief Justice of the United
States to manifest In any manner that he
is aware Of his being made the forlorn
hope of any party. The dignity of his
high Office forbids it, and no one is better
ablo 41oo H. a.. ,,,l.-gl IL a A..
1t would i'll become him either to dis
avow any connection with, or any interest
ia the schemes of political factions, or to
depreeate the unkind readiness with which
former friends appear to accept deceptive
evidence of his political detection. A life
time spent in fidelity to principle ought to
be sufficient vindication of his freedom
from any participation in any coptem-
plated or desired coalition.
The idea of has aacceptiao nomination
from the Democratic party upon platform Of
his olpn dictation is simply absurd, the sup
port Of One-haf of the. partv Onlv ,pould be
useless, and the support of the Other half i'm
possible.
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thai o,gn banJ: anJ no1n !. 'e ottJ teuS nv Nv,
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Sill w;sb;no 70 dro,r NJ, H., III.
n,srLad. Vor,hsJ ,,,a,,, : ~
have SnrnortaJ ~ ro, "a LIZ "uS VIZ TOuiu .I
,ominst;on a. Cl,;r.oo y r. .,L;at = .-.' -N
nlied CGYes Lnou bod. h.. 49, tta,, ~ 49,
read me o,,t Of Tho ,,ortH "a 49, 49,
another leadern 80 o''~''H-
Acain intarrunt;ro, bo;,. do,o-,;l a.
force him 70 ad5esio1 ~ tbs sssu rsat ,,as,r ~ ~
progress and freedom T so;5 go. PaatH -
hBnt Won will NOT 9o to the 'Dsn,ocTsts ,ocT
Won can never act With that portv % nov
organized meyer certsinIv With ;ts rrooort cent
animus-its hatred of The negro its 40
nunciation of reconstruction ito onnos;-
tion TO all great and good moral meassres
Yon. bonoTed air conId never fnJ bnn,o
feeling and svmnstbv there Won conId
never become a co.worker with your life
Iono nolitical enemies--r,eD ~ boId
not6ing in comnon With vo, MI a.
suredly Won cn,1Id nevar con.ert n, hoco-,o
The Der,onrai;c cendidaIe Co. ,La psoa;0
dancv =
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40 aa"t;"n. a. auy INV nm nesS
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10 le- - .ta. ~. aSsS A.is oOu,i-
= ,Lat - -, :. ,'., ssInSi slile
,ba F.o - ,, ~ ,bo u0' raoSap "a aeo,u,ly ovsi
IIe TIo .aee 'ne .ue. eS & e'. StS'eS ian;
~ -. - w I,lo aisVt Iio, anu seelueu
M a. ne nae PoUr case
anu hau ial'eu 70 MAKE ms point haKing
up paper IRON one slGe oil mis- taole ana
laying ~ down upon Ihe other, ne said
sifsalghily s.-s.s..
:, ~ nley uoa5d accept 9 my principles as
he'r PsatIoFm, Wo~td: 1 shaA net give up
my doctrine OF equai rights They must
take. thai. IshaiI hold 10 the reconstrue-
tion measures they are right and constltu-
tlonal. i drew up the biii-the second one
though 1 did not have IN the military
would have managed the atialrs with
civilian ofhcers and called IN the military
as they were needed. 4 could get them TO
iHldorse these principles that Woutd settle them
t0regeT,
Inc conversation turned upon the con-
oition ana i1ture wants oil the South, ln
which the Cniei justice manifested an