The New York herald., 1865-10-31

the began put myself the side OF the republicans
IL seems not encroachng too much upon your fotbear
ance 10 call to your attention and 10 show you that my
people ara not so mach TO blame ~ they might have
been, and inculCaie the feelings OF kindness towards
lhem uat now seem necessary what me present pe
ern Sates and the constitution declaring thR the states
have the right 10 regulate suffrage, come 70 beg
you not 70 let oyerstep the letter OF the
constitution and the right 70 dictate by
Congress who shall have suffrage in those States
come here 10 sustain the President In the position
taken by hn the constitution. aud who was elected
on the pledge given by him in Nashville in 1868 HIS
pledge WAS IN accordance with the doctrine which Mr
Lincoln stood by, and of which he submitted the plan 70
Congress in is6thc idea that the South have not been
deprived by the reb ion OF their rights under the con
sttntion. There little difference between Mr. john
sons and Mr. Lncoans plans both believed the rebel
lion 70 DO that of the citizens, ard not OF the Stes
Inc south has the right - regulate Us aairs wshoht
the intervention at Congress vss the friend OF Mr.
Lincoln, supponer OF his reelection. am friend oi
Mr. johnson ane OF the policy that Mr. Lincoln
lnaugGrated, an1 look With anxiety to see now 60 give
II ensst find the parties existing and s. tho
distinguishing f~aturc that deans towards eonso'i
dated government and the the supremacy
o the States rhchis the party-the national party
OF the Presdsot asserting the rights OF the States IN
this country II is the democratic party-the party
through all dime asserting the rights Of the States II
the other ps-ty susa ned NJ. Johnson in good faith
there would s,e nouaestion at all IL ~ this fact that
make, the present evil Mr'Iincon sent hsmessage to
Congress ssting forth h programme Ior the reconstruc
ton oi the eatcs aud the whole republican party in Con-
republican in Congress votci for H. Mr. Lincoln refused
his sncon " the bill on the ground Of tsben2 Viola
ton of to constitution and the leaders 0f the repub
cans, VIA Wade OF Obio and Davis az Maryland de-
nounce1 president Lincoln unfaithu 20 the republi
can parry The idea OF IRE republicans IS 10 spersede
the white " the South by the Legislation Of Congress
We are told that white Southern not to be
relied ur but that the orcd Mr. Sumner pro-
poses substitute slave for hi ster i'm political
power IN the South, and to attain ths end the const
tuition IS SET aside, ard the policy OF President Lin
coin and President Jshnsou Is 70 be overturned by
the very party that ,elected them This party say
many hard things gain5l. the deszocrats and use
the support OF the democratic party to the President
against hfussf We have taken the chains on of -four
millions OF siayes aud have consetcd property to the
amount Of Twelve millions uf dollars and stripped every
thing from then I have their leaders at Washing
ton as hunbcd ssd pepitent as any American heart
could he. The whole Of hhe Is DESTROYED. II
we werelogicd We would be ssisnei II no other Pur
pose than ambition and power guided us, would he
satisfied Why, thsn, their Just rights 60 be
Heed. We have that tire ins tuition has been the
basis OF the poIitlr, power the country Nv observss
tons showed me eary that the c,amors Of the aboon
lists were rretexts for consolidating tho states
give power to theoigarchs the South for the benefit
Of the Institution. buchanan President lie
lent IsobertJ Walker to Kansas make free STATE
he had promised he would do Walker went. Buck
wrote. 60 ahead, let Ge,rga howl Aud georgia
howed Buck capcd into sh water and sent
back the Iccompton compromise. Mr. 1ohnson was
opposed to, and tonight against the consolidation
ol power Idont want tn bfag about H. but II "the
Blsrs, as they call had chosen 20 VA they might
have had high seats in the repub Jean synagogue; hut
then we should have been requires 70 Join In the dis
Embellishments OF the southern pc, pie-butwe went or
the whole country southcrn had ufn putsdown n
conspiracy ntbe North. You all rcncIsher tbe Hart
ioro convention Mads0n sent military force 10
Canada and Andrew jackson t-u (3rruNs .5ack son
humbled the brhish flag held NJ by Abe veterans OF
Waterloo, and thus prev, nbed le Sar,er
proceeding Of the Hartford snIon Haveot those
whose fathers fought New Ort ans .ase ,cn,ns upo
Tie hearts OF the Northern peo pie now The speaker
then proceeded TO scathe Bachar an for not crushing the
p0tters o the rebellion mt iis and concluded hf
speech by saying:-The fer cest passions
sought 10 be- aroused for tho hSon Of the south
hx your harest OF the South. peeTle TO Influence
against them and your mi FROM the fact that
the power oi slavery that aused the rebellion
The meeting did not break up untSi a late ho1r