New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-10

For these and other reasons. 10 Is thought best that
support Of besc shall be Included " tho o"n
and II Is believed that The Executive may lawfully ein
II IN return for pardon and fesf"rhi'nh % mfeleu
rights, which he has ciear constitutional power 10
withhold altogether. grant upon the terms be shall
deem wisest for the public Interest. 80
II should be observed also that his part OF The oath ls
subject 20 the modifying and abrognng power of legs
!aiion and supreme judicui decision.
TIE proposed Goquescence OF the National Executive
IN any reasonable temporary State arrangement Tor the
need people is made with the view Of possibly modifying
tie confusion aud desti,uton which uust at best attend
al casses ~ total revolution OF labor thioughou'
Il IS hoped that the already deeply afflicted people In
those Siatce mag be somewhat more rC1ty 10 gyo mp
the cause Of their ncion. If 10 this extent tiis 'a
matter be left to themselves, willie 40 power o tLe N
ton1 Executive 10 prevent m abuse is abridged by tie
pr, position
The suggestion In the Proclamation TO maintaining
the political framework Of the States what Id called
reoonsiructon, Is maze in tie hope that i may do
good without danger Of harm. 1t viii save labor and
AVOID great coniusion But Why any lroci'' ton now
upon tie euj,ctf This subject Is bes,t with Tho G. n
aciing views that TIE sep might be drayed too Ions
or be taken too sOOn.
| In some States TIC clements for resumption seem
ready for action but remain inactive, apparently ior
wait ~ rsylng points plan If aciion. Why shall
adopt the plan OF L. rather than u ,hnt Of And II
and Is should agree how ean lry know but that q 9
General Government here Will reject thcr plnnf By
the Proclamation plan is presented which may he ec-
Cept"d ly them ~ raiyihl point and nch Icy az.
assured In advance vii ~" be rejected here. ms
LILY Litil W bSb l'iih l.'y VIM iSe
would.
| The objections 70 premature presentation 81 plan
by The National Executive consists IN H., danger OF
cn nitecs points vi .ch could bee safely left to
further dcyelc peUts Care hrs been taken 10 shape
the dououemeni NJ ~ avoid embarrassment from this
tuurce az that certain terms certain classes VIII
/ BE- pirGplcd. with right, restored. -,
Ii il not said that otter cliscs ma Other terms VIII
never he included -aylg at .econsrUcilon VIII be ac-
epied II presented IN spectre way. j. IL not sriI II
vii never hc accepted IN auy other wy. tn. move
mcrts ny State ncn for EwanCpliuE H. several oi tho
States no; inoludOd w the Emancipation PIVcdnsi0H
arc matter ~ pru:onnd grHtniaiiUn.
Aud while do not repeat nor Detail what have
heretofore enrneslly urged upon this ST. Jet, my
general rieVs ard feelings remain Unchanged, AMI
trust tint Congress viii omit no fair uppO tnity II
aiding these importgnt sieIs To- tie great c"suinnl'
ton In tire niCst oi other cares. However inntiht
must luse sgt OF the fact tnI the war power Is
1T our main reliance. 10 tlnt power alone eau v @
look for time 10 gsc confidence To tue people ~ TIE
contested regions that tie insgrscnt power VIII not
NJ ain oycrrun them. UEiI that confidence shall be
established. little tan be Loue anywhere for what "a
I called reconstruction
IIepce our cheicGt must still be direct, 10 tie
Army aud Navy which have thu, fir borne tLtr hsrd,r
part duhly I'd vel; t mgy " esteemed loitu
rate that IN giving the grcatet eVehcy I" these mus
pen sable arms do hoEufahy recognize the gallant
en- .ium oof.mnrdcr to Fofr.ncl. Who compose item.
and hon than 10 81 era To world must stand
trteJt't ~ tie home II frr, com GseLaInl,d, r,sen'
Grated. enlarged. aid pegpetuaicd. ,
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
| Beetzlerg 1854