The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-06-23

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nomination. .a tue result al vH.ea be
oppressed a.ms { as having ua iutar-
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regiment q lhe men who bad read nm
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/ interrupted abruptly" Bot Chiei
Justice Chase eats newer be anything
hut republican
aIm nUt republican. be said cold.
b. aui the qualifying aalei 81 am
lai 3 partisan at alL ] Rasa democrat
Sc a younger iays / was elected .a
lutcA State, Senate AIS democrat
s,sal auitsllHy abolition principles.
sun n.suiug 20 draw him back. / re-
marked eiUn Lal nanny friends vhg
WoalJ hava supported you had yua re-
esal the nomination st Chicago. '--
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bad, bat they have Rood ma out Of tho
party aud eHpsei adaibe leader.
Again intarruptius bling detonniH,
"a o. force htD 10 adhesion b the great
party Of progress and freedom, / SAID
earnestly, Bot yuu aIil not go % The
democrats. you ean never set with tAat
parts S. Haa organized. never certainly
With Is present auimus its hatred 81
the negro; ina Remuneration Of recon,
stfucaon, its opposition to al great
aud good m0ral measures You, hon
gTtl Sir eDnli never fad home feeling
and sympathy there You could ney.
"a become q eo-aorker with Your hte.
long political enemies mon who bold
nothing In common with you Most
assureiiy you could never consent to
becgme lhs democratic candidate fUi
tue Presidency
Without mauiiestiHg any unwilling
nets Is continue the conversation
De seemed throughout nervous an bdg
otv lis c1uL ttnshce bad not that
cheerful, genial suu!e upon 1t THAT used
10 pltg I'D gracefully over the iaee o.
the model American statesman h.
turned over hie after Gle, and seemed
DISCONTINUED. a. though he had poor
case aAd hhi failed to make bis point
Taking MP paper from one side 81 bis
tAbly AMI laying ID down on the other
he said laglil1
II lAuy would accept Of uy prinei
Plies as their platform wonld / shat
not give up my doctrine 81 equal rights
They must take that ! shall hold &c
tAe reconstruction measures; they an,
right aud constitutional / drew az
tha bul the sccoud one though 7 llt
not have ia themiHtry Iwpul1 hny,
managed The Affairs with civilian oil
cers and called in the military, as the,
were needed II could get them {,
endorse Those principles. that wouId set
tlo thamfaever
TIE conversation turned gpon th,
condition and iuture wants ~ th,
South, 10 which the Chief Justice man
Tested an over weeuiug ftyoritism g.
wards that section which SIGHT hae
been pariouauIe al another time, bu
sguntcd, At this period; rather to,
strongly III The direction Of tho Whit
House
The Impression made upon my min,
from FIRST 20 last by my distinguished
ialkgg was That u Disappointed man