, 1875-01-27

TIE bRMocnAoY SHOULD RI NAT1oHAIizED.
It had beon denasionaizet. II should move on
higher and broader plane; it should have
Imnclp!es extending beyond tho limlta Of ,ths
Democracy should ho coextct,niyo with
Constitution, aud 0aa Under '>''i It " resist ast
all encroachmente that may bo made npnn IT,
lie wss for maintaining tho rights Of the f;tatca
at tho hatno tltno with the rights Of The Federal
tioyernmant. Excessive regulation and viola
tons OF tho organic Laws brotlrl,. about GYor.
ta. lera. Tho time had como for first principles
Iilo Y country should not he rim Into an Empire.
Neither State nor patton should be controlled
by rings or c!fgues. This Government WAS made
Tor tho people; not tho people for tue Goverr-
facnt. NO" tho Government run tho people i'll
!sIt,ehd stehd OF the i,eoplo running tic Qorct nment
ile pcopIa should tako the Government III
organic law. lfo reviewed bis courpo regarding
the removal Of Sheridan from Louisiana III
1S6G and compared Grants action With his
uider s1nilar circumstances. 1Io (Johnsonj had
temosou the little man Sheridan TO tho frontiers.
10 that he could exercise !iB tyranuioa IN tho
wilderness or Oh the rraries snstead Of Louibi-
ana. lla was constitutional Democrat
johnson haa received hundreds Of kilograms
congratulatinE him On hia election.
THE sEwB N WARRINGTON.
WAsHISaToN, Jan. 26.--A telegram received at
tho Capitol from Nashville this afternoon. a,-
nounctng the election Of Andrew johnson to tho
senate, .occaEtonod mnch Joy atnoug tho Demo
Gratis, while some Of tho Nerub1icans said they
wore satisfied, III view Of tic fact that be lad DE-
ioated an e1-Confcderatn who lad contested tho
honor. Tho election il the subject Of comment
eFerywhere, md not q fow rse:.lct that lie Will
be lively member Of tho Senate, anuoying LIS
political opponents.
THE FEELING IN MEMPHIS.
, hlEnPftfs, Tenn, jan. N.-Tho election nf e1-
Prns deut Johnson M Senator caunea
much 5c;toiciug hero among Lis a3-
mtrers. Tho creator part Of tie opposition
TO him las disappeared within tue paat week.
Ono hundred guns were fired on the bluff this
evening in honor 1 Tic eloction Tomorrow
Eight pltLljc meeting will be held. with
speeches in honor Of the event,
COMMENTS oF THE NEW YonE HERALD,
NEW YORK, Jan. 2G.-rha Herald Tomorrow
10 mi editorial upon thc ccctlon Of A,ltlIow
Juhnsou to thn United statcH Senate, Bays:
In 12i1 he was charged with public oEensra alone.
aud though we do mt think Ec WIS e.,.i1r.Y M
II his cnuFze, 1t + now GENERALLY ron@rAcl ,n#:
te imaginary tntedrReanc1H wcfo, In faet. p3tf,I
mtstte Antrew johnson las fortunately lived to u
his Ft1t!'catou, and to have it cousel by bis eiec
ton 70 the SENATE. DeeauEa the American ).co;lo
know him 80 well, bccause he was imp .ehed auI
b. f. coe.s sn s'sa IN ,ha rtn an
nesEeo Legislature Possessed nasiuaj interest," md
J.. reals national victory. lie Is best man that
Tr'nsssee could have chosen, not merely fur htref
hut for ths Democracy North nru South 1n tue Htn-
&c To wi be q 5ar greatcr tn the country thai,
tie was in !e Presidency, fur the Independence, winch
Is lnaeparabe from lii character, vii! have b.tter
opportunity III tho duties IT 1eg.l.son than it could
live in .hose of tug Executive. Tho SENATE feeds
prontsd ly tl5no and experience. un,.s,,t!
Interest will be felt by tic country 10 As course III lie
sslate. and ust!y trss that .lu faults of his
character and tB r. yrd will to ol l,rat.l
c;,'l forgotten tn tho splendid career Of u.tluluraa
which his election to the sot,atc las oEentl.