, 1869-10-27

CHAPTER CCLXvIL
THE TENNESSEE SENATOR5HIP.

The Detent OF Andrew johnson.
sasArftt tttt. ~ c7.ronst1e< cf the Cincinnati
tn AaT at ~ CLOCK. tho Senate aor3 House met
IL firn, for the purpose uf takfnx the puSh
ha1 Ut 1oE Stlstor AZ usual, the batteries antl
!o.,s!es wtte crowded with IN anxto S taEanr Of
SPECTATOR, who had been draw thttaer to witness
the nIoccedlpRA
Last night The opponents Of johnson hex, Il
aps afes saeThas ~ IT, rxs1e tss,
uenf3 Cooper. The - eiv. Radicals Eeee tngtted
10 aterd tnts cancus, ard, after -o7ndnx them, 1t
aid, as Ihs, held ihe ralance of power IN tee!r
hanua IS complete a. liu ever monarch Of the
Easr, that gentleman had to be ORA su or and one
who VIA acceptable to Them PITT on. Tney unaut-
mUuslI axreen to support Cooper. and, ~ without
tteir tnpgnzt nosn1rH could be due. Cooper WAS
tsken, and al the allies po:snea that On tae NOR
The mtEruw carae, the two Honses met IL jp,nt
ss~. nh!s, and the ouilStlnx comnenced. The sJ
o. ttc 81 ase ras called. aud tie rots OF that ocy
s'0< q, 1nhnsop. 10; Cooper. IL Mr.. Cooper him.
sell dit not vote. The vote Of tue I6use was
tskep, which Feaplled IN lie. CnoEee II: JoAn-
sot, n: 5o'nt vote, johnson, I'll; Cooper, IS;
When the fc.uIi vas ano~n the galleries IT,
souEde1 Etah cheers and apptap'r, and the SPEAK
rarpta uo<t vigorously. So far as The galleries
wsss canetInsa. 3 !oe popular sentiment seemed to
EseIy1hDg al Immediately thrown Into couta-
sen- TIE friends OF Cooper made tu+h far httu,
aud nearly overwhelmed tho little man with the
ei W. ais III eu. Il hs Ha q
lives lilo The sensfe Chamber, where new EN-
braces and rons ynt.iastnn& awassta hifn 1 ys1y
lares man then felzel htm y one arm and drag
Red him on. nobody kl0sa ~hefe- Amid much
confusion beth houses aaioa1ned Until he1t Mon
some Of johnson fr!c1us lmmed!afety tau to
the Maxp I'll House to INFORM tLeir detaietl che(.
tall ol the sorfow!ul news. lie erincesl no emo
tion G neser tTibcvs euao,;ab as xayih.ne>, but
1t cut him deeply, deeply, After sugh long an!
successful life his has ecr to be defcate.i moi
ca1fi.ts more thau ursltbary bitterness With II.
t1ios ross .y5 s ~ ,n9 a 1nat
t~.ise xou]d EaS< NIL, Or reaIl, al voted for
Juhrton letorr thef woald flr E.hcrttke TheT
WeTc on the look 0ll fDr Il man that came the
neufes. Il! being Of their pclttcs, and found such
4. ut IL He.r. Cooper. To t& spse, he is nut
ruoa,st u1n H. t xa1, an ~, Ia hs, e7 ne7es
IariE, Ne never. "...tor@ed'' against them a.
then 0t bring c1slty 0. NIL s01ts Of crimes against
tic constitution and the escreh white man, u
II eytrt tense Of the void. aud III! mskc gtEsi
senator s',t, Re is 1ar behind johnson in puul
Of tn'ife ahf1tt+ and cxperieuce.
Wien Tie mixed ca1cns Of C'n*errattves anr.
Rasssca}s resolved Il, nn.1e On Cooper. nafi 1nt
psts tLl task VAS tmrus-tl upon his brother, Ed
Eu1 i Cooper. Edmund WAS the man who placed
strnte Jabnsou man slI the rtr,e ref7sng to run
HpHi1 u hiIu II he had BEEN frequently urged to
liz: l:ut lo artnpt Of urRtng could peEsaade Tim
10 Jet his name tie used aualns. HI, old frend ise-
ride lett = iHe.ionE f11rrn to JOIN son, le was
! MD : mapy otsltgas1ons Ia him. When Johnsnn
~ss l'H si''tbi, ht enploset cooper as hi+ PErate
A.-:~fa; = crttary oi the Treasury.
Vhrn the y01c was talcu to-day, Mr.. Cooper
Fol'u for hi~ hrEtbcr, hut he >nt.i teafs IN do'ns
sn. He vrpt, h1t1 The weeping .ltd credit 10 his
neal III d hcait. Tue task smro<e'l n5np one It.
'Eth case IS incUlt, E}ou tho nue fia1d uro' b.
er 'rut the 0IhCT dearly we'd Irteln aDl beae-
farfHT.
Tie news o; the defeat Of .1ohtson spread ever
t:~n Ike Wild TIRE. att CAUSED Inuca exciremei,t,
igi: be suppcse.t. Nhth,t9 Is .aikcI Ut, Of
hai,f'. Thought Of this evrrng, bet the defeat OF
rnsncd iato my room and acted a. II he h;.d can.
c]nttc'i to 70 crazy upon tht anf}ect There's no
ssIa n. he exclas1 "a. "snas tlus ID Nash-
tlitctetet, in defeating the greatest guau IN tho
ILifeG S'afeR, aud elected clever little fcuo r.
rtn viii he pinn6 lost among Them biR Radicals
at Washington. fay It's d. d Ah1ne, - nu,i
alter ss,tnr It he rushed on: again TO continue his
lamentations elsewhere. = -
B5 fiji 1he ab!cs most serete, and most elective
opponent Stat johnson ha4 tnct,hntese-s ID Ssah.
viii, hns tetn the E<Ja.liraa H1"art. THIS paprr
has heep IA iudusreut 10 tTtlnG 10 defeat him. as
II has tcsL enrce*stp in ilotEG II, ami the credit
Of lt,fnR him for tipt. On the Shelf IA teat mat
the United stattt Senate fallet 70 accanlpltsb,,
h+tnngs to that iaPer more than to any otaer
cause.
n GouIIor Is defeateI, hui TERM sses Il no..
II tie eIeclIou had heen hy the people DC Nnr]d
haze Eut 10 the Senase IS iatse nstor,lJ.
voted ssslpsr him, ~hefe the people w1o electe.i
the Htprtttntnstre arc almost uu1nsmQus)F for
him. ns nton this as a1 rIatarte coming under
ta.ns, coon,,ea stre htew,se n'sierresen,eo. a.
1s1t the old man, though defease6, LACKS cors-
siderable Of petnR hear. it's trends Say that he
vile enemies czn do. They sar fr w1Ei 10 before
lie people, and Al that t1tbunai he Will TRIUMPH.