The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-02-01
INEXTINGUISHABLE ANDY.
The Press Continues It's Com.
rnents on Senator Johnson.

Andrew Johnson ought to feel highly nsttsrsa
by the expressions Of satisfaction which his cleo.
ton TO the senate has called forth. Even Mr..
Blaine Joins in the congratulations. And only Ia
think that the NEW YORK HERALD Is pleased must
set old Andrew Wild with delight. For the HERALD
seeks TO sail IN the popular current. and ID tolera-
bly, sagacious In finding ft.-Chfcago Tribune.
Andrew Johnson Is q human volcano In state
OF constant Eruption; and the presence OF Grant
IN the White House and OF . republican majority
In the body OF which he Is . member, Will so IN.
tensiiy the glow OF bis hatred and the heat OF his
passions as to consume him with unquenchabla
nres.-Trov times trep.)
The revolution which is rolling through the
West has achieved no nobler victory than the
election OF Andrew Johnson to the Senate OF the
United stares.-Harrtsourg Dacn (den,.)
He will enter the debates OF the Senate with Q
supreme egotlsm.-NetcarE Adrerttoer trep)
We would rather have his word than the bond
OF many other Southern senators.-Netoark Coss-
rter (deus.)
His election to the Senate at this time looks
nike return OF the better days before the rebel
lion.-E1fxaoeth Herald.
colossal ngure among the many small men
around him.-Lancaster Inteutoenoer (dens.)
A lively member OF the Senate, ana very annoy
ing TO his political opponents.-Read,ng Eagle
(dem)
HIS scoru OF gift.taking, his extreme devotion
to the constitution. and the modest simplicity Of
bis administration gain IN appreciation when
compared with the salary.grabbing the junket.
ing, the barrack organization and the military abb
solutsm that prevail under the rule of his sue.
cessor.-Boston Post (denl)
The democratic politicians at Washington are
said TO DO somewhat disturbed at this resurrec.
ton OF Andy, and 1t is possible that his future
Prortdexce Journal (rep)
II ID safe to say that he will not DO silent
Senator. He has q policy to DO vindIcated. 30
has old scores to pay Oh. He has ideas on the
questions OF the day. For such entertainments
and such brilancy as be will impart to the Sem
ate's proceedings during the next SIX years We
have to thank the republicans OF Tennessee, who
seem to have turned the scale In his favor
Boston Adyerttser lind)
A question whether Johnson or . rebel should
DO elected.-ottsourg Gazette (rep.)
The only man that ever dis0raced the Presidency
of tine United States BY personal ana public mia.
conduct.-Boston Journal (rep.)
me Springfield Republican says unhappily the
statement Of the Journal is not In accordance
with the fact.
He will have ample opportunity to retrieve his
shattered reputation as statesman. He can atone
for the past he make the last chapter in his
lie worse than that which preceded it.-Cttca
Herald (rep)
win be sure to make bis presence felt.-Bosson
Globe.
II he has not irisnds TO reward ne most assuredly
has enemies whom he will seek to punish. Boston
TraUeuer (rep.)
He knows how II Is himself about impeachment
and, Notwithstanding his hatred and fear OF Grant,
will not burn his fingers with any such expo.
dient.-Boston Transcript (rep.)
We hail his election with unmingled pleasure
and satisfaction, which, we are confident, is moro
tnan President Grant can truthiuIy say.-Pnf1a-
delphtd Chronicle (dena.)
All over the country the return Of the ex.PreU.
dent to the OF his old combats Is looked for
with interest, curiosity and no little satisfaction
Andy Johnson is q representative man In our
politics. -Phtladelphta Record (tnd.)
1t is supposed he Is the depository OF certain
pieces OF information which. II divulged, would
dim the shields Of Of the shrieking knights Of
Observation-Disclosures Ne,n Ago (dem.)
| He will have his evening Of life sweetened. In.
Decd II 1t be true that revenge IL sweet. He win
probably be in at the death OF the animal whose
deficient coat has been pieced out with The tail OF
the fox. In other words, Andy viii more than
probably DO '1n at the desth.n-RtcAn,ond Dis.
patch (den.)
His election viii, on various accounts, givo
general satisfaction: the President and his ad.
ministration only excepted. He will spare none,
be assured; there will be sad havoc OF reputa-
tons In the Senatorial chamber.-Aloanv Times.