Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-12
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sons 1dmiratrat'eu, when 90 was man'
fasi that % was 90 be a dlsclllin.
and irmpos,u1us 9uc. he conceived th'
idea VI organizing a very select c1m'
r1ny and making o. tour % a cone. dcra'
bic para 70 abe country cmb-1s.na
thlre c,.ics which were then rec'Fnlz d
az suuicrc pI.ur. such a7 New York
Philadelphia. Ch'c1g1. Detroit, s.
Louis, Louisville and r1 on. This cN'
pcid1n Republican humcr7t wins
mlaqucradcd as a Dom 1cr1t and wrot
under iho pscllonym on Petroleum V
N1shy made famous by dnbblng g
"swIng'n' Round che crklc.' J. vas
new Thing. hut has been fr'ci'coi NOR.
9r less over since' IT, object VAS 20
ahay a1 far az rlsf'ic ih' showing
feeling against the President ana H.7
naturalization by minFHnf N'ln tho
PEOPLE. speaking 90 ih.m 1ni TO- sen'
oral way showing Fh"n .1't genuine
Ien'cfAay and % ftEifI i'i 'h' iisl'a
or aH lrcNl.iei "t n''Ilu'!''.'' y N'
u'p was i.iiurr ana .n''.ii % AMY
iaF ihe Rrp"'nE ieehns n'd 'u' tne 'i
i',t OF 'ddiGFd"'I 90 ~, h'i",'' anu
NA.i d'r'ct "pi'.'''' d'l H.' accom-
push was hI'usn' "''u' %! Nl'''
".'h h'H Ii'o.i'''I' huihot ana "''t'.'-
'"A t'i'''".
s'"' P'.i''' NeiF many IN ia.t Da' "
row OF lhrm ifi'hl'' tnouEht ''hh-
.lht plNoy anu practices 'li Mr'NF'
lhey heil thit no was 800 "u,h U.S.
Il''d s" lEE.Fe the If''MhnF t''''hs
among 'hr people oi we N"rh anu
lofl ms asa 10 the lai'ly o'nquef,'
siat'a OF ih' Souih at time Whrn n'
'slld "'c'mpu'h h1lhlns Dut u"
own Hhamc ana the Qua h'.si tur'h r.
more @1tt no was not p'hae enough
ior a raiiic'an nor saEac.oua enough
i'r "a "a''fman. TVS purpose III bring
'lg about the Immediate resi'fa.'n 't
hhte Dcllun COMO ilonf was BOXED upon
as coniemr of fhe co-ordinfse
power of Congress which had enacted
ana was ~ the pf0ccrf ~ cuiciing re-
construction measures along zines of tis
own selection. Those were So opnaln.
nnce WITH radical Republican IDEAS ana
were aimed ai holding the s1uiherncrH
Who participated actively or p1ff|vcly
ln che rebellion 90 a smse OF diafnn-
chiacmcr, and fuhlughi0n Or pro-
niii"rnry pcr,oh. excepting only such
us applied Tor ciemonry under o.rcum-
stances AMI IN accordance with forms
prescribed by Congress itself Tho plain
intcni and eject VI this. 40 Gar as prac-
toal politics was concerned, waa 20
give the radicals a prolonged leasc oi
bower The Southern r.1ics were al
msiol back 90 ehc Union one BY une
after they had elected Republican otli-
GERS ana futfei the fficen1h Amend
mcnl 90 the Constitution. giving The
colored men tho right 60 vote. OF
course these would asnost % "a man act
wah thoac who gave them freedom und
cnfrnnchIHcmcui. and with she white
men com.ng hlck @ the condition NJ
suffrage sinEly and In small squads. ehf
Aituatun appeared 60 johnson more Of
"a partisan than "a p1;r.ohc arrange
moFf, The friction between congrca'
and himself steadily grew. 10 vetoed
cvcfy measure tending % support M
Questionable conditions rcfcrrcd 90 and
C1ngron az regularly and with enc at
most pr'mntucsH passed chem over hi.
veto. \ crisis was inevitable. The
President, aiius three years " mEgling
worrying and wcirying Nah che lcgiaa'
uvc branch VI the government was Inn
pnchrl The House % Representative
framed au Indictment containing eleven
couuif. each charging him with u hlgi
crime AMI ml'demonuor the spc'inca.
lions settling out dlFrrgnrl NJ hla oati
~ omce 10 Ignoring ,hs authority OF
Congress. tmmpling upon lta dignity
ana seeking 20 render uugaiory tho law
which 70 made. Even then the Prcal'
dent was unmovel tie faced ih' storm
with the same s.olid dcmoauor and ln
trepldlty OF purpose tina, had character
lzed him all along To q friend WIN
urged him 90 make q judlcloua use OF
hls patronage privileges he replied that
Dc wouldn't Eive a iw'niy-dollnr post
office for any mans vote. After a Ions
ana exciting trial ihe Senate voted on
she eleventh article VI Impeachment and
iho President was acquitted, enough
moderate Republicans having voted
with the Democrats Go mako The prose.
cui'on short by one vote VI the noces.
snry tw5-thlrds 90 convict Ne retired
from the Presidency amid hootings. bul
Doc Is hgiier thought NJ now
There d. something more than pol'tIca
history 90 Doe learned from all this. u
points a moral ana ldlur a tale. 10