, 1865-07-10
QI)1tago Gribul1e.
AloNDAY, JULY 10, 1855,
THE PRRstnerr

ne naVe not the rcmo,est 40. ~. ,
r. Paa aaopted BY the President 6or -. -.as1.a .as
~ Iue leoeiious States VIII be nrodn.t;ss
uy'amg more Welcome than eb,rno Ns
s..ss = ons 1he manner in which he ~. -.
hsI so y one within his own pnor5,cs s aas uss
A. As aouotless done what seene3 ~ ~. -.
.ss., "'s1s. sno best; hence, while w. w. -
nn.h;. eaue1ee his Measures, We know ~
~ s winch viii Justify us In eonde1nn,ns
spial II which they were conceived ~
ssa' .sT.."H nc do not believe that he h,s
sS1eo gone over to the enemy tb,+
S. ~, uee months ago would have e1ai11v
~ s a-oesefted the friends BY whom H.
tss ss 1eea made the honorcd executive head ~
49, ~ out we do believe that his d.
~ ~ eee tne "esrlng sisters" once rnona
n.s...y .a1y eaele, is both Ill.timed and IN.
o1 hls- policy shall be demonstrat-d hs "a
complete reinstatement OF the old saces.;aa 49,
pa1y N the places Of profit and nnws. ~
1ne Virtual Reimbursement Of the hIe.,, -. -
: 4aa " lhe continued vasselaco Of the ~,
wines 10 The old slave harons WIN h.vs r.,
S tesseo them, he will be glad IN "a.
: u@so a1s steps and act more cordial,. ,;t,,
1uose Enote fea1s for the future are 1no,e e~.
Cited than hls- ~ sA''' e1'
e0ase oesG supposed that Mr. Johnaon
"As profoundly impressed by the moral a..
P:ete OF the slavery question: fndrea ~.
nave Known, during The whole conteat tbst
AiS aoasft nee to the anti slavery party ani7 n.
oss ausancea measures was only thu rasn,t
" ne conviction that slavery was an ove,.
suaoo.17e political 'ttu that must be d..
11p5ea lhat the Republic might llye. W.
Nno~ no" oAter has been his hostility to The
HeHnsions OF the a1ave-drivers !; but II Eae
oate,opp'ne mainly Of his warm solicf =
Luce 1or The welfare OF the pou-slay,-hofdi,, j.
whites, without however. Its nrone- 49, Il
coml;ant, desire for the elera ton m; ros,s.. o.
efauen Of the blacks, But az he progresses
IN LIS work, he Will surely lea,n that mnr.,
Sons1cuon lies behind all enduring po1tcr-
tnat ethics are the only basis Of SAFE n,];,t.
s3 'ueAsnresr- and that to a1tssn to
= Email measure OF sncceas - pr
Inc paciaration Of the country. he mna. ~ ~
come back to the consideration ~ ~. vis
everlasting principals OF The RIGHT onan &C
which, and only upon which, the peacr ~ em e9'
prosperity OF any political co,nmunitv nv no
DC oottomed- Whatever Is In opposition to e.
or outsde Of these principles Is The seed NJ jnd
oit'cr and unendins strlG. In despotism 20,
wnefe 1he RIGHT Of the few 10 govern the 10
-uao5' OF o. one man to govern all, Is arm. hos f
sHtea; ahd Fhtre there is no pretcose Of or
peal 10 the tnalifnah1e ,,rhts W aa Ap. to e:
he peril of him WHO mskss q ILL., .sa sase az ~, ~,
peace. Eyev such stint. :. asa, .ueis u no Tftt
7pleapo that NAV a1g 49, 20 ~. on1sa on dint
ltstroy. Ard a. snrs ~ past 1ofta and faa1 a1
new desnot,srn fanndea ua r. 1'ssa ana sets ihen
:hoprh sust.,ned hr ~ ~ 1e south, ipg.
he Federal power can comn,ns u'oanss @!n INST i've
Exception to the rp,e ~ o' 49, M nm DC no Isl
,ext, possibly for th3. decaaa .rs Ssat -. ano tae
hat mi sa,,.- ~. =. otts ueeaoe and tho one r.
,,e 49,, .oae ae" ~ men may say that peace retn
s,,+ ~ sa.ss1As,, auo ~ well; but the cbid