The New York herald., 1875-01-29
AVE ANDY!
Spontaneous Epigrams Ut-
tered on His Election.
CoNGRESsMEN AND SENATORS SPEAK
Tho Majority Delighted with the Success Of
tho Constitutional EXpounder.
P r E SIS COL M M E N T s.

INT POLICY" IN THE SENATE.
Henry L. Dawes, Senator.elect from Massa-
chusetts-"With the harmless advent OF Andy, the
Senate will also have my policy"
AN ENvIABLE BLESSING.
E. lockwood Hoar-"It Is q pity the House
could not DO blessed, as the Senate will be.
with Johnson ana the constitution, particularly
tho latter"
General Albright, C0ngressman.at-LarRe from
Pennsylvana-'T rather like it-in TACT, do like
It,"
WON'T rHEYf
General Hurlburt. Congressman from Illinois
~ am glad Of It, Re Is the right man IN the right
place. and, as the old night Is to be gone over his
Union sentiments won't hurt anybody"
FRANK AND FoRcIBLE.
James Bufnnton Congressman from Massachu-
setts-"Damn Andy Johnson''
GOOD JOKE.
s W. Kellogg, NJ. c., Connecttcut-"It is .
devilish good joke!"
KINDRED SOUL
Benjamin F. Butler-"I like It much"
PUzzLINa.
II. W. Scudder, New York-"lt 10 q puzzle; but
on the whole, desirable on account Of his Union
'en'lmsh's'' POETIC ENTHUSIASM.
J. D. Ward, Iliinos-"Better than mint in sum-
mer time"
DIoGENEs.
George G. Mckee, Misslssippl-'' satisfactory on
all SIDES, since Union men are so scarce ana can
be found in democratic company"
ON THE FENCE.
Samuel J. Randall, Pennsylvanla-"Have not
made up my mind what to think"
NOW AND FOREVER.
Heister Clymer. Pennsylvania-"Andy Johneon
now and forever. as Aldermen or senatori
Hurrahp'
Eugene Hale, Maine-"It Is . good thing"
WHO!
Charles B. Farwell, ullnois-"I like II. Who
THE CONSTITUTION WANTED.
D. D. Conger. Michigan-"Provlded Old Andy
brings with him the constitution Goo speed his
return to the Senate"
BITTER NECESSITY:
J. P. G. ShanKs, lndiana-"Best thing under the
circumstances, but damned baa circumsta nces."
THE STRONGEST vANoUIsHED
Senator Cooper, OF Tennessee, says Of Andrew
J0hnson's election :-"It Is certainly q great
triumph, for he has beaten the strongest men IN
the State. l ought to know Johnson, Tor beat
him.''
GREAT EXPECTATIONS.
Senator Salisbury says:-"Johnson Is . man OF
great power, and II he is true to his word he will
accomplish great good for the conservatives"
RED HOT FUTURE.
Charles A. Eldrldge, Wisconsn-"I am glad he ID
there. He will make 1t hot Tor them."
PILLAR AND A CLOUD OF FIRE.
Thomas Swami, Maryland-"He is pillar OF the
democracy and viii be q cloud OF nre in the
Senate"
J. g. schumaker, New York-"whether he COM
forts US or not he cannot nurt u.s."
J. B. Young, KENTUCKY -"Cut BONO"
uavtlt
lively ior the expounders OF the constitution"
Jacob M. Thoruber9, Tennessee-"Best thing we
could do. Tennessee delegation is perfectly salts
fed. 1t Is damned easily pleased just now"
FOOD FOR THOUGHT.
Ellis Fl. Roberts, New York-'It IL something
for con TEN pation."
Charles G. Williams, wisconsin-'I confess it
rather pleases me to know that Andy still lives"
Henry o. Pratt, Iowa-"More delicious than
milk punch"
Amos Clarke, Jr.. New Jersey-"Better than
Confederate general"
WHOLESOME FEAR.
James B. Beck, Ken:ucky-"I ain afraid he will be
too retrospective for the glory OF the democracy
HISTORICAL FERvOR.
R. @. Mills, Texas-'One OF the grandest political
events OF the century,"
RECORDS DANGEROUS.
F. Il. Bromberg. Alabama-'I am afraid that Mr..
Johnson has too much record for successful
democratic Senator"
TRIUMPH OVER PERSECUTION.
John A. Magee, Pennsylvania-"The grandest
triumph prosecuted man could achieve"
APOSTLE OF JoHNsONIsM.
John B. Clarke, Jr, MissOuri-"He will be all
Johnson and his own best friend.n
SHARP PROPHECY.
Milton Sayler, Oho-"He will be thorn In the
side OF the republican Senator'S"
HIS CHOICE AN ExPEDIENT.
william Crutchheld. Tennessee-"The choice Of
q bad lot OF asprants for the position"
LAUGH!
julius c. Burrows, Michigan-"The biggest Joke
OF the season."
FRIEND IN NEED.
Charles Foster, Ohio-"Andy has always had nv
sympathy He was Union man when the Union
needed friends"
GOOD rIDINGS
Henry L. Pierce, Massachusetts-'T was glad
when they said unto me-.Andy Is elected Sena.
tor.'"
ANDY's 'UNI0N STREAK"
William Lawrence, Ohio-"The Union streak In
Andy will always command the respect OF his
political opponents"
THE SOUTHERN HEART CHEERED.
L. @. c. Lamar, Mississippi-"lt meets with gen.
or oI harm mar hor nd