, 1875-03-12
ANDY JOHNSON,


An Interview Wilt, tho Tennessee sen-
x1tor.
Dapassh to tss Hs.p Tort Herald
WAsu1suros. Srnrol THE Herald rcnyeuop-
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Ia'fe e"l4eo upon cA.fles1"en' 'oaof''', u hld
rooms IN the Imperial Hotol, today, aud quos-
t!oncd him upon hls viows and policy as follows:
,r ,ho cnno,o.a +,,,,rl, IN. s,,at ,1in,,,,,a1
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Anare" 1onhAon-A thlhk' s!f, II !ctt tho no.
publican party In an exceedingly bad ulight.
IN. DAstEn or AN EMPIRE.
corre.nonr,ent What t]o vo,t t1iu1, M thc
toroo biii2
io.eo p"''
Anato" Johnson-l can 500 now that Dill, n
tile hands Of bad man-such man As Grant, d
ia :, non ~ craodwT ~, ,co Inv n h,a ,,,nds
H. % III, a, ,.a", I Nv" ne uanu'
{h1s oi. nEat Pave Mo!ksu lnoa!e".aole lnluty.
ts ap nos 4 eay t ,nas c"rsa'y %oa'o axe cona 10
a hson IL II, T"S = a, ,o
naa oso ~ suo p1oper cdnuIton, na y ~ sne 9ses
s., nsssssa.y ea.1u'nataIen nao oqeh pSsen., ean
@ vesy easily sea now @ Eran. an. m.gn't oy suspon.
ssua s y. iao "rlt =! napoas epttas. naya ~ uMeu
o paopao 1ho o'nsn % ~ fta .'"1o s.
nsnoo l, one ntase toseshmo1s s,a a!ser aIotaor
Until nos m ohiy , Ire S!oes.oo ot ao1o 10y Wonla % a.
surrey W nne hepuosica1s party p1t tnc 14'!,g
Lhlsn. eaaiy ooo ~ ~ Elp!se. ntntR you, ~
not say tn!a "aa tnn ines'tau!e tesns u. tuas aw'
sAs ""' Tnr oSs, "r Is1 os'
TILL NIT
III, ,GomlIe9poaasnt-1o m H. 1uoa o1 tn' o'"'-AaBns'
nl anu its gHeet .,,,,, =. -,..
iMafeW Joiinsnn-Hlsn 1Me eelaotery anu
senooa o,auses ea1lnasoo, y 10 nos ~ on1efapn-
n no!o IL ollElhal'y aIasteu. Nesel.ueloss, ne'
Aoee the peoPe OK tne country nAso co!1n 10 tue
ssonclus!oo tnat os.ner tno nesso nluat ne put III
4as PEopo1 paeo OF tne TWO aagns iauss separate;
think the matter Wl!l eventually settle issoi1 II
noru PARTIES on TRIAL. ,
Cosfespouaent;-AHa no" "aas 10 you th'hK
OF 1ns lllpl3p Gnsloo41
II, Ahafew Johhson-lt 10 not Az cleaf. tnlnk
sns pcop!o ot tns oou5o a1c uspI,soa 20 pa ptn.
oeht aua eatelu', anu, u tne enti1o OeNloclas'o
party ncs III psonor way We mAY 1osuth 70
napPy prosperity. lio1n OF ms o1lst4ne partaeh
aso oil s1ias. 10 New 1ofA, tno ugaocIats on en-
flou Tug ntate !ass 1all ~ hoont ooVoo. Whla tWc
yearB Ia before @ the Republicans had majority ot
Was ia!ea nspaoiican elomens .las leiasea 10
vote Win eAa ltepMbllcao party aha yes WA not
feauy to 1oia tue DenootacY. " ~ THIS element
tnss @ ns ~ G aor oscop
moderate colfascls prevail, haYo no doubt the
Democrats may souuro 1t. ...-.-
s1aNIFIoAscE or Nm. JoHHso5'a ELECTION.
III tho bouth, thl4!!, thbta 70 married. I'M
necessarily sprung up and followed tho Rebellion
is dying out. breaking down, and men are be-
ginning to act and think for themaolses. My
election illustrated this. Against mo Woro
ranBou number OF Colfedhtate Generals, and
some etot to enforce tlo old spirit OF terrorism
ia their bohalf Va ia nndo bs.t t. failed. M,y
d s seas lie W.T. tha psops
10 adopt = broader Wow Of public Affairs.
REORGANIZATION WHAT III WANTED.
What we Tant III to national!zc OURSELVES. we
havo bceu uenRtiona!lzol long enough. We want
to step out on mora national plane, TO Identify
ourselves w!tl' national iases and u national ro
tiopRI iniueuoea. think saw tito fruit Of this