...quarters in the Treasury Department. He received us with decided cordiality, and Mr. Wade said to him : "Johnson, we have faith in you. By the gods, there will be no trouble now in running the government!" The President thanked him, and went on to define his well-remembered...

...called on the new President, and Senator Wade bluntly expressed to him the feeling of his associates : " Johnson, we have faith in you. By the gods, there will be no trouble now in running ibid.,P.a57. the Government." Before many months passed away they had opportunity...

...called on the new President, and Senator Wade bluntly expressed to him the feeling of his associates : " Johnson, we have faith in you. By the gods, there will be no trouble now in running ibid.,P.js7. the Government." Before many months passed away they had opportunity...

...dead the committee on the conduct of the war called upon the new President, and Senator Wade said : " Johnson, we have faith in you. By the gods, there will be no trouble now in running the government! " There was trouble, however, and the country is not proud of...

...dead the committee on the conduct of the war called upon the new President, and Senator Wade said : " Johnson, we have faith in you. By the gods, there will be no trouble now in running the government! " There was trouble, however, and the country is not proud of...

...divine favor. ''Johnson," exclaimed the fiery Wade when the Committee on the Conduct of the War met him, "we have faith in you. By the gods, there will be no trouble now in running the government." But neither Wade nor his faction had taken Johnsons's measure....

...Republicans had called on him, and even indicated that the change was for the better. "Johnson," said he, "we have faith in you. By the gods, there will be no more trouble in running the government." For he had seen Johnson's rugged honesty and devotion to the Union tried in the Senate as well as in...

...Treasury and "Bluff Ben," as he was called, expressed the common sentiment in his own outspoken way : "Johnson, we have faith in you. By the gods, there will be no trouble now in running the government." And the earliest utterances of the new President seemed to...

...President Johnson, when, as a member of the committee on the conduct of the war, he waited on him, "Johnson, we have faith in you. By the gods, there...will be no more trouble in running the Government." I have already, in another chapter, described the scene which took place in the Senate chamber when...

...pleased the radicals who did not favor the plans of the more moderate Lincoln, Benjamin Wade saying "Johnson, we have faith in you. By the Gods, there will be no trouble now in running the Government."* The preliminary step toward reorganization was taken by the...