The Sun.
London, England, 1865-11-08 00:00:00

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Mr. Wenciell Phillips on REconstrnction•

Mr. 'Wendell Phillips has made a speech condemning
President Johnson's reconstruction policy. The following
are some of the more important passages:—
" When Leo sheathed his sword it was at the bidding °f
Virginia, which had a voice more potent than that of
th
Federal Government. There was a third principle,
es
was the accepted dogma of the South—that the two races
could never live together as equals. The negro may bon
laborer, but he never can exist with the white man :
the plane of equality. In order to content him en,t'e,
plane of equality, on which it ought to be conteudeast
naturally, if it were really natural law, the South mu
illogically deduce an argument that he must be kept J's'
franchised and ignorant, because ho could not be trustea
with equality. State sovereignty for the pedestal, and thie
negro slave ignorant, in order that he might be contateai
The poor white, necessarily ignorant, from the univers°
a
principle that you cannot degrade labor and at the PI
time keep the laboring classes intelligent. The Best
standing on the pedestal of State rights, ruled the count/
by negroes and poor whites in one hand, and, as John B4o-
dolph said, by white slaves in the other. T
party of the North, caste, social aristocracy, mailed in St3t°
rights, fired that gun at Sumter and inaugurated ther:
bellion. Caste, mailed in State rights, with the threefold
whip of the slave, the poor white, and the Northern blare:
ruled the Federal Union. Wi'h the idea of the imP°ssibtli
lity of the two races on the plane of equality the Gent
started in 1861. Sherman has swept round the Gulf, f ?
has pushed Lee down to Fredericksburg. What of
the
Where stands the South to-day? and where stands 'II t
North ? How much has the South sacrificed ? :f
one principle has she disowned? What one elernecnttsto
strength has she parted with in political affairs ? to
rights untouched. From the President at Waabillgte:ord
the last rebel convention that has ever assembled,
has ever been uttered against the indestructible until. of
State Sovereignty. There is no crime in the Docalog°6oo
The Democratic
either national or international law that call sriPPl°
t„. or-
indestructible sovereignty of the States. That is on of
address
mal line that runs through every act and ever/no
President Johnson. With one or two exsePttuultf.
Southerner has ventured to call the secession,Art rte
The act which they did they repealed. They to
validity by the very act of repealing it. TheY °ow-
the Union as they went out of the Union—an srslepie.
No one single act of the return is submitted to the T
No one single act was submitted to the pe0P10; coil
same oligarchy that broke up the Union c°ll4le- thd
w
to re-enter it with the same steps, -,;,aciPle'
same usage, under the flag of the saran P hoe
" The negro perhaps—not certainly—perhaps theY t the
parted with the chattel principle with the idea tha Are
negro may be sold on the auction block. Tb,,Tllot jet
favourable auguries that that may be possible. car'
achieved, not oven insisted upon, by no oleartoorlil
tainty ; but putting that aside, education, labor, Plvs•gle
marriage, locomotion, citizenship, suffrage, evell2
Beeps
point that determines the condition of the man, 5
the sacred, indestructible, inapproachable State, st":o•fthe
folded in her bosom, denying with the full censer 1, it.
Federal Government that they 0 t have any right tcalc' •
The negro if he is a wanderer, says the state of 3fisst'ct,,,te.
we sell him for the benefit of the Treasury of the
Whether he may be married, whether he lir,
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whether he may be educated, whether ho mai r°-11,°8 105/
place to place, whether he may own land, whether ether he
lay up money, whether he is to be a citizen, Wila bis
is to sit on a jury, whether ho is to be a witnessh-01, be
own case, whether he can go to the polls, yfilet'ig 0,5
can have any rights, or any protection remains 'iota
sealed purpose of the obligarchy of the SOU'. ,f the
rights, subordination of labor, the impracticability of
two races living equally together, the principle olio
which the South went out, upon those nrinei!°-eirer
returns. Not a single rebel State Convention The
uttered a doubtful note on any of these point' Or
same men with the same theories, and with the sselehelni
ments of Government are to put their hands on rheas
the
of state. Now; wherein, and to what extent 'four
Southern idea of civilization been cripnledLs.
ia'd four
thousand million of dollars, half a million of ."‘-the
years of war, and yet the North does not clair°7sl,tions
South does not confess one single change in the' eat of
of the past, unless in the future that single oleraa
chattelism shall be taken out of the political colunis'
The following is an extract from the peroration of
Phillips' speech concerning President Johnson :--009
If you would avoid the alternative of "a country las-ote
wretchedness and infamy into a now civil war nbe-titat
Johnson. Do you own a bank share? I warn I°oo
repudiation is behind the President's plan. Are ld the
merchant, and think, when the laboring systfo'ni, Do;
South is finished, you will have a crop of cotton ? v-Lt of
You will have a harvest of blood ;" and this ball Coro
Domingo. blood will be the horrors of St. Dom " Th° hi3CPSI
has felt freedom, has used arms," and, continues -od
he
he "holds his hand on the neck of Mr. IPCulloch, s°,lloTha
can strangle your finances, because the justice of God re'
his fate the measure of your prosperity."