Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-24


saa.se sGTERN AnRAIaNlgKNT OF H
THE RADICAL RULE
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WAaHlNaToN, OVlebeE 23.-T Ex- -PFesidont John
son wae,ssreneapd tk-aight e the AAtFoD Sitan
hoteI, the front Of which was decorated with aaRs
and hineD lanterns An im@onss erONd otlpeg
soma vas present. Altar music BV the band kalir
were made for Mr.. Johnson, whom he appeared
and was received with cheers !"
As spoke OF haEmgsmaaa hia AHst appearance
~ 70 Waealaq thllty yea!s sso, hrsaY alluded to
80 49, -. -, ~ a.. s. % A 4aI,ng
this WaEm Waleoa1e fBom 'tAOss who WeRo either
witnesses OF his Acla or had heard OF them through
thair rsialiyos sand JdSAA1 He biiihd sjmply "a
express the emotions OF heart that never was
ialse 70 . ,kI9n9 OF toFtAos cOantIy. CApPlause.)
deutIAl Ii, ,eihbl be liteItfA ~ IN "a nm
ny and distraction, and mendaclous and unprinci-
pied assaults, . man In the cFOwd exelalmsA
"YOH stih live, Andy" TO which Mr.. johnson re-
plleq, r4e9, ths9k, God an s.i1 aliye, and not
only live physically, bat am alive to the prasor-
vation OF our insttutOns and the best interests Of
the country. (Applauss)
II any 0dc,alS E1ep e1psctl,k lin to argue
questions OF make an ogatorieal display or exhibit
ureWOrEAf al ne had toeaS tAs1e Woald be dis
aPPotntmsnt. Even u he had the mental power
he had act the physical strength on the present
occasion. Whef be would say now would be bv
way OF iaqulry, a1dAJ WSaIf al what M lind Ind % y
Governmsnt have We noWP Applause, and
ana Slss q tell uA We uasA to have some
aud constitutional government, a. argued
when nFst made my appearance As mOmbsr oi
COngroas. the inQuiTy formerly was a. to the
Rowess e49lslsd Spoe - aYgOlument- 1t Wa'
tnenoht long ago there was q limitation 10 pOWst
Iboth tstO @d astSEal States and the General Gov
eminent undeg that lnstrumsnt. Such was tht
view Of Washi Son tie f1tH66 Of his country
who wa. frat II beaSO ad 1rsEih var, and VII.
saeriheed Aip easp and reoslyed no nay for hi
services, and 90 thought JtfsEsbn and those Rrea
- tS9s4 sep- When hears
the WhigdHa the Dsmocfakic HIe Vished to-da,
the country Wasuudsr their control. He fsare;
sas PeOPt "oPld HsTfS again hATe tFO 'YsA1 9Aff
The difference between them was merely thI
-4tne Demoma6 eontendsa for stTiet Oonatraclioh
while the Wings claimed little more latitude
While these PaTtiss were thaa opposed they BOT
agreed In the easentialS lSpTinciple that there was
Conestntbona bue eAoWNastAu0Wo oF Ui1hiuthe La
four or SIX yOArsl Whm measure was hrouRh
ap ID Odaetoas and it, e1hstAtusionaliy Was cues
Cs1stilatl5ns StAVo eoe - 1aRAaas." HAugh
teE-4 .A13 Whils ha slas- -haua a. q ftiand OF fh
\ ronsQ Aselliug aua eDaiag tsE.its ext
4 tenOs. the C014itntiOn WaR taken from the arcl
iVela toEa 70 ptsc6S, and fTamplsd under foot tn
gas ,et@s ups " Aae kind 0a1 gogslnmeAt hay
eAlcSd end vipsd e1s TIE IizaIkltions and FestFi
1Oaa Oa the aal6lS " -Es5 s q. Ii |Oi,
SSS SSst iSs sTaSSs S Z ~ R.safi'PI'; e. r 4
OoaatIlgGiOA y WjpSd OPt e1d Congress Is WlIAdI
feslEalne where ge vel HAgi9E : GOvsEnmeI
. Ia power. ne QaaitRRtlan 10 FastBAln Nhsm, hu
asttnG sceNFdtag 70 tAsR OWE Wlllsnd iuAsFesl, \
. have ths aIoss S1i0us dssPOtlsla ever eSPsFatstsi
d be established. '-' 2 iea-'' tiia a. -