The New York herald., 1868-05-14

because the magnificent industrial interests OF the
had any Of these brains A Judge in my own State
said to me the other day. when twenty years ago
s m the az Of ana asr
she had tried It a fortnight she flung the
books on the noor and and said, 81 win ,.ys never
for me-" Qaugher) This IL symbol OF tho
state OF the southern mind up to the present hour:
Observation-Disclosures about the Quixotic crusade OF
endeavoring to live on an isolated feudasm in the
south Is ssrvins the South Is poosd
they seeded. Essentially speaking, the idiots pave
seeded ses from the hospital tLaughterl They 3ass
sental conditions Of this problem. TnsWi4 et1nae $
Ca ssed %as so Whit viii ,ps s,lsK ra. sa, Est q
as MIR. Greeley said 1"there is t6gd ii
Alabama; Alabama; but,.shere % are snet wits Ne:
Senate sits at washington and says 0 HtiA
fut doWn on paper the forms under who's 09l5o05 VI,
laws OF political economy and of Gods I'D IeS3y,
Begin TO i've; earn Your own bread; think 58hA4n:
white race that has been brought up in hotISn3e,
under glass says 81 would rather starye than eabd
on that black mans feet" a Confederate sGd4r
portation. Said the Captain, 1--WE give eihdr,
we have stopped that thing" "well, what aa I$o
levee, volunteer on steamboat to handle wood al
the wood stations o:;%d, and ! they T, viii carry You
looked into the otlcer's moment, and sad,
"stranger, I never did do a stroke Of WORK
IN my Ire and DO you Il thlnk mn ,t w a@ra oeg,n nq%
sons why, this Il the eyil-that when Grant having
throtted Lee, had opened The channel oy whce
schools and the nineteenth century were to be intIo-
duced-pardOn me. The South used to say VIZ ue-
rsion, 1--WE will rebel against the iankeer' Hat is
1t. The Yankee is the cant term which lnsaEinyje
phrase represents the nineteenth century~lndYi
energy, brains, career, an equat chance for 4ve.J
body. That is the Yankee. The Soith,rvts 1ei
against 1t. She thinks she can succeed. She 4hlnSs
because she mas got mailed knees she, .ca4 xxx
against nexorabe laws OF Of tle nas4ssa nm,
is breathing In an exhausted lTecegcr. 1f,c. Is
snothered in her own eiors And fo-r:T
triumph of the North had opened the great channels
by which schools and the Yankee generally could 40
South and nood it with the hues Of paradise !kc
garden then johnson, standing IN the Wnlte PJdsc
AMI looking out on the white laceS sa, ing 80 tie
conquerors, "SpaIe our lives and take every eli's
else," runs up his nag and cries out 10 the davact-
not the defeated men, but The defeated idea, tie
defeated eement-cries out Don't give up staud %
your feet like men; win yet save this White mans
government, this arissocraiic inloence, tiiS hi,a
OF gentleman" The soulherners' idea OF
q gentleman not only man who
did NOT do anything, but man Who coda
"Folks say, Ii you free the negro he wH not work..
and why should her The only idea OF freedom &c
ever saw was man whose evidence or liberty vas
that he could not work, and Ii the negro had in.i-
tated his master 1t would have been no marvel"
Now to the South not geographical but eemen,a.
whipped by the war, bowed, to be merged anu aI,-
sored IN the forces OF the nineteenth century, JOHN
son. under its flag, "Don't surrender; don't glse
will bring to the front your defeated leaders. wiz
make you still people. Will guard your Histitu.
tons against tne adyahcng waves; ~ n WIN @ vnn u" wus us
nation and ! will save you iron the vigor ot
liberty" Calhoun sad:-.We must build Chinese
wall betwixt tine energy OF this Yankee race ana oar
efete civilization II viii swallow us up" And
this stupid muddle we dug up from the mud OF Ten
nessee aughter) said, ~ will do better Tor YOU;
will keep you the nation and guard you from the
vigor of liberty" johnson said, u will give you the
money i viii give you back railroads viii returA
fhp cOn tpd /
with all the resources Of the nation and you shall
fight another battle for fifty years and you may wan
iC.n That is the meaning Of impeachment. The edu-
Gated negro OF the CarOlnas says TO the educated
SaxOns OF New England, "Let us join hands, we arc
brothers." The elete white Inen say, forbid the
marriage;" and Johnson Is fiend priest To stand
up and consecraie the divorce Qanghter.) IL Is moo
politics. A prominent democrat SAID of impeachment
II would throttle the man twelve hoursn sand d
ais that democratic dOctrineT ~ don't KNOW
ne replied, .but am manager Of twenty miilioH$
do nothing until this obstacle to business Is out 0f
the way" Let Johnson remain at the White house
and the shock will not be felt at the Union Cub} 1t
will be felt ut Wall street. Washington IL dealing
with Impeachment Presidential question. loi1
ticans after the 4th OF November cannot ai0iu
to tell you any TRUTH II Is q Presidential chess
board, like that picture which the German painted 70
US OF tne man PLAYING cnSss re wm s son,a s prs
dental candidate aud behind Henry wilson Is iAs<
Disappointed ambition, as one OF our human mo.
mold. Besides that there are certain persons ds-
cussing woman's rights. Woman ought 60 have her
as II she had her rights. You know IL was q
cup OF tea spilled on a lady's gown In Queen
Annes court tnat upset the Duke OF Marlborough
and saved Louis xiv. his crown. IL was woman IN
directly that crushed Kobe5perre and wOman's cap
rice that ited Bonapar'e 70 one W .,1ne % aa @ sns
should not that lazy keep Andrew Johnson IN tie
White house and Ben Wade outf (l.augiter) We
see at Washington the lines OF the new parties are
drawing. The democratic names are fading out ike
q rainbow summer afternoon, and the lines IA @
dividing loyal aud disloyal sAeep the side and
party IL breaking, and behind tns faction la tae
senate which is hiding Andrew johnson lrom
iustlce see the Chef Justice with the Presidency
on his BRAIN looming up rs "a candidaCe ile pot
which saves Andrew Johnson - plot coa-
eocted under the erInine Of the Supreme Court.
Whatever Mr.. Chase does he does deberateiy,
but am not so sure about tessenden and Ir,lnDuA.
think we ought to be very patient with hcHi--vusy
| patient. NV own opinion l. that IL impeachment
could have lasted six months tey would nave iavoIed
conviction. II takes about six months-Just about
| six months-for statesman-ike idea TO penetra,e
| Fessendcn's brain. tl.aughier) lt took always
about months lor IrumDuli ana Fessenden 10 gct
| into line on anv loyal measure. sidney Smith sti4d
that TO get joke into Scotcninah Dran reqmi.u
| a surgical operation. lIaughterl so u does To get
| a loyal measure into fesscndens brain. We nave
been too fast him. II Will have little patience
| and postpone iinpeachm lnt Gntn next December
| I guess lie would be all right. plaughter.l lie
would ripen entirely. Q.augnter.) He ~ only slow.
| don't think him lacking, nc ~ only slow. Laugh
teri The President did everything In his power
remove Mr.. Stanton and thereby he violated a law.
If he thought the law unconstitutional he could issue
what IL called quo UdrTuato IN the courts. Esely
loyal man sees guilt upon that point. To come down
TO the theory OF Mr.. Groesbeck tnat the Presdens
may disobcy law In order to test 1t when he thinks
1t Unconstitutional. Grant, for the purpose Of the
argument, that If Massachusetts disobey ed the
barge law In 1912 and sent sam Dexter To Washing
ton to argue it, that Andrew Johnson has right 70
disobey law and take IL before the courts. Grant
II, what thenp Why, II like Hampden's resistance
to the snip law, II the court that IL set
To try his act deems the law unconstitu-
tional, his act Is an honor and he walks
out landed for having indicated the constitution.
But n the tribunal set TO try his act thinks the law
was constitutional tnen he IL guilty sinner aud has
got to be punished. No one Of the counsel has ever
denied that either stde After he has been brought
up, and the tribunal who tried him says the law II
constitutional, then he IL to he punished. Well, how
muchf These two words show muchn are the giss
Of the whole impeachment question. affrm, WITH
out the possibility Of contradiction that the Man
ayers and the counsel realize this IL II only INC
words show muchu The case IL the commonest IN
the world. Suppose you and ! own ,arms
alongside each other and we 40 m9t knew
where the dividing line lies. WHAT 90