Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-02-27
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X ON THIS PICTURE AND THEN or THIS.
he people OF the en- We have recently seen
South at the close him as President. No
he war found An man has filed the posi-
W johnson in theltion more thoroughly
.sidential chair, and since Jackson's time. I
anse he claimed to As to his policy,
a Democrat, and from nothing can be said OF it
South, naturally, except in reference to
haps, but not wisely, such items as have been
De terms win nm already developed \ \
became his chanp-l Thus far his plan of
, thinking II less dis reconstruction is a sue
ditabie 10 90 50 than cess, despite the lies of
make terms with Con the vicious and the cav
s., which was thelils Of the extremists \
source OF power, If Andrew john
winch great power son, with his foresight
could nave made knowledge and integri-
II friend instead oflty, cannot bring us out
nay. win the light of the trouble, who can?
the last SIX years IL Is clearly the duty of
canning luil IN our loyal and thinking peo-
-, wlen We take a pie TO give him hearty,
DachWard, can any faithful support; to be
iulu man doubt Tor a cheerful and content; to
ment that If the look with suspicion upon
lth, as conquered calumniatOrs and secret
ton, mad not arTayed enemies; TO be slow TO
III on the side Of An censure or fear. With
w johnson IN that this temper-which we
cidai hghJ with Con apprehend is not so gem
IS, 1t would not to- .eral even among his pre-
7 have been thou tended friends as it
III times better on thought to be-we shall
Try respectY MrJohn- not only reach the end
was elected as a Re- of strife, but the actual
ohcan on the ticket restoration of the Union.
n Mr.. Lincolni and i--NashUilIe Banner, Oct.
re was virtually ash, 1866.
ch political discredit
x SOutneih GemOofati 1t is very proper that
ldlng the Knee 70 Tennessee should cor
liisoh as tlere was 70 daily welcome so dis
D gress'-A dshgtHe ban tinguished and able a
., REQ. -, 1s'2 Tennesseean to his home
It is simply due to Mr..
johnson from the dis
franchised masses, crush
ed beneath the iron heel
iOf Congressional des-
pOtism, that they should
honor their own coun-
tryman who set at de-
fance the ubiquitous
and ungodly crew of
conspirators, with gem
uine, old fashioned
.JacksOnian and Tennes-
see pluck. 1t is but a
patriotic duty from low
ers of republican liberty
and defenders of the
Constitution to pay the
poor tribute of welcome
home to the most I'M
fiinehing and conscien-
tiOus champion that the
Constitution ever had.
4 Mr.. johnson
was their own the Re
publicanl Vice Presi-
dent and President
They even tainted him
with being the father of
the dominant regime in
Tennessee. Very we'll
that was in time of war
he has since demon
stra ted that be is also
first in peace, and the
natural sequence is, that
he is first in the hearts
of his cOuntrymen. y
X \ If they (the peO-
Iplel ever felt any harsh
ness toward Gov. john
son, his magnanimity
has opened the way for
them to forgive. Let his
Radical revilers emulate
the yirtuOus example,
and we don't know but
even they might be for
Igiven.-NdSbriUc Ban
IHer, April 10, 1869.
Now we are told, regretfully, that We
I'D have made terms with ''the iniquitous
d ungodly crew of conspirators, by