, 1869-03-03

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THINGS AT WARRINGTON. !
The times at Washington are Simply
Jolly. The lepg nightmare Of Andy
johnson IL passing awsy, and the county
1ouses itselt, with huge Sigh Of RELIEF
As 1t shakes the frfshstui incubus from
itz oppressed ard aching and heav.
Ing chest 10 The pleasant awAkeulng OF
the bright and CHEEKY dawn OF new ad-
ninistratiop. The people never half ap.
p1tciated that peculiar trait in Abraham
Liucoln's chasscter whereby he managed
meu, Kept bores st bsy, and left them
outside charmed circle, gnashing their
long and argry faugs at him, and yet
povcr1ess for mischief. Nor, indeed, had
it full plsy with h,m, to1 his
time Eas a peculiar one, his
trials tying in waY altogether
unprecedented, and events compelled
him to conciiiate and sometimes 10 COM
promise that men might be led to work
in his way 1t period when even the
humbles. instruments might be made Of
se1r1ce. Many msp. nevertheless, who
thought himself = power, wss, by the
skiltul manipulation Of b1r. Lincoln,
made 10 walk in very straight and mar
row pash OF Nr. Linooln's choosing,
Ghen the good man WAS persuaded
he was only following his own.
sweet will. In more peaceful times
this faculty Of that crest ruler
would have had freer play, and he
would tave stood out more distinctly
recognized ~ complete MASTER Of the Sit
ustion had there been no such treuen.
dou8 interests at stake IS compelled him
sometimes 70 temportse and to yield, for
their sake, 10 the weskces esses and little
nes.es OF the men by whom he was sur-
rounded.
Ard turely 1t is 8 gloomy time .e have
bad Of it in passing from the adninistrn-
ticn ci one Of thcae men who are kings
By natural night 10 the dreary reign Of an
obstinate, optnionated, awkward, blum
derirg nt'er-0o-weel, who wAs born, no
to measure men but mems trowsers
who was absolutely destitute ofall powe
q governing; whore intultlye conscious
ness Ct his OWE littleness compelled hin
to put hinseif aiways in An attitude G
defence, ard made his relations to other
simply offensive. Ttkt the country, afte
an exhausttng wsr Of four years, culn
mating in desperate attempt to subve1
the government by the assaaslnatlo
Of The Chfef to whom tts salvz
tion, dutlIg that trying perio1
was due, did not come to g1let and uttt
destruction uncer the administration
Andrew johnson. will be pronounced b
history ~ lbe mos. remarkable evident
ofits inherent vitality aud the streng,
Of its public virlue that could poaslbl
have been given. We wake up from
IS We have just said, as man wax
from fr1ghttul p'gh:msfe, when deVt
large aud devils small, devils thin ~
devils stout devils with tsils and devl
without, laughing devils and devils th
crawl, have beat dtri's' As&cos all ov
his body fr-m he crown Of bis hesd
the ssleB CT hss feet, with lit lie particult
devils tugg,1g at each particular hair f
whole night long. We wske 10
greeted by this particularly jolly con
mencemcnt nt The administration of G :.
etal Giant
Ard in it We see at the outset that chl
unconscious display Of the same chars
te1istic ,ba. dlstinguishtd Mr.. Lnco
The eane souLd common sense; the sA1
quiet humor, burn OF Eelt-relance;
sAne fearlessuCss and want Ut any uas
respect Of persons which carried his p
decehsor through such trying times, I
which wop bin mo'e and more, with e
successive mouth, the enthusiastic ree
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