Johnson, he has the clear right to do so, ami j if he would confine himself to fair argument, would lie listened to respectfully. But he has damned his cause at the outset in charging ■ misrepresentation upon President Johnson in the message sent to the Senate respecting the condition and feeling of the South. If he had it in his power to show that the President had been misinformed, the country would have
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