New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-11-02
POLITlCAL.
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s;.,n rom c,r Rebellion This 10 their NJ
nothing other Nor Is u to re while the war con-
tinnsa cert.jnIy ought protect them from 10
snences when is over. commend tnem ,on
6deiiy Yet It 10 some evidence mat 'nen peH'""''
no, 10, MS fr moment examine this "enlighened
sesmapsp" 70 Its effect ~ the t Of
sDfirase let where the Consultation placed H. 10 Inc
tn.nre action Of tie several States' They seem quite
as anxious that the Sonh should ps re. sons ssS he
nonf Of reconstruction meet, bridging over inc niue
matter that atervened. All tins is very amiabiei pe
and .orpd political theory il practically Involves To
fas,nate il LET US take tic Sate Of South Carolina as
tGe has been somewhat prominent Gmoae 'ne'o S''
tors Referring TO tbs RS ssa, ssi gcpns
person. il an me CUnstiiaiicn provides the errc
..ation in Congress. and in the E,eetoiai ,on.tSS
she'll be apportiOned among tie several Staes Sat
Inc "a the number Of "hee persons 10 eden o'a.o
,esnectiyeiy 1t happens that, lat the point oi recon-
prnction' these 400C0o black slaves nsve osc ba
"free persons !" so that South Carolina ihsesu % hd
s az o~t of secession" has 100 Oo0 free persons
and ia entitled 10 voice in Congress III hiu m, "J
laws that ore 10 cover. Us a nna these laws as
Stale having ZOO 900 free PERSONS and TINS 700 win,
ont Increasing her voters 70 tie numeer OF one, 80
that 100000 voters in south TsrVl' HssseSese,ts
Thiee hundred thousand 10 South CHrVlna, on
this "souud political theory can outv9le IN Con,
vress and on the Presidential election tg9oOo
In NeyYork or any other Free St''a
upon the adoption Of any Law in Congress or eny gnes'
zion of policy at issue In pfesidentia canvass Inns
Is the doctrine OF Twedde Hail. as cemly anhornerd
In The mariieso. Disguise il as they wA put u ia what
shape they choose. 10 TINS complexion IL must copc
,, last" Three white men IN South Carolina are To-
Rave the same political power IN and over TINS cfes.
Democratic nation that seven free white men have 10
any of tho free States H. With tneir pehlIent icso
iutioDe in their hands their love for the "vHy nts
Vh.r ftrf.a tho
like tlst what do you thint Of themf Are they
War Demccratsf Were they ever War Drmoeratsfor or.
are they sheer Democrats, whom We heSe hnow y,
throughsut the war by appcllaion too ofcrs,e %
be repeatedi These men hvite year commence. Inc!
snodesiy ask you 10 gIyoup The government o, yuuI
State into their hands IN the same breath ana WIN
eous modesty and Tor similar purpose, they invite
our Government upon The great aud vital interests VI
freedom and citizenship u trust TO THO future nct,oh
of these States" For one. ON not inclined 10 ne ed
fsr by the lare Of such atcTinC Invitations. leoai
that am disposed, after what has happened fstheI 70
<istrust tho legitimacy OF the offspring oil ieN WI!
Gentlenen 7 think have shown that the party now
an the field ne political antagonists have Deiter tne
name nor TIE principles BETTING ire hour: T., II rney
would accede TO power again IN TINS STATE 'De! niu''
come at u ~ a less questionable shape!
have not alluded TO the question Of negro Suffrage.
need do own account Tor We question 10
moi now before u.s. Each State must cocidc for ise!i
upon whom the suffrage shall be bestowed. lie fiti,
cf voting is not a natural right. III u were one hsh'
sell bis vote as he chose. 1t is bestowment. 1he
voter ii trustee for the monwea!tb utoup1 unhl
md unworthy TO exercise it, the privilege should if
tbe coed Of the comDonw ealth be wi'hdfawn. bn'
wherher State In which three seyen'hs 81 MS Tree IN
hstals exclude four seventies OF Its iree lnhhua
from the electoral priyege-not as fouud unht OF m
worthy TO IT, but upon mcie question Oh race
or coor-and what Is more exclude then from all pro
lection w BY excluding hemos witnesses courts
efjastiee-whethel say such state can Dc consoei.
republican in its form OF government, is question
that may hereafter arise The real question then wli
be, not Shall each State determine Tor itself who tnh'
hold the balotbut Who of the "hee persons OF tha
q
whether it shah be determined by vote OF three'sey
entss Of such Tree persons ~ the yvte u
that question ID not now before US ahonsh our aataa'
nsts have their RESOLUTIONS fit TO deal with an
TO dispose of it, and that too in manner SO chara
terisIic that eaaRot refrain IRON single glance at
,rbey commend os "enliehtened statcsmansilp." Il
..leaving Of the question of suffrage where the Cons
tuition places 1t, TO the future action OF the sever
States this passage means anything IT Is decai
to1 of the doctrine that The question Of negro suhru
Is a question exclusively for the States ard oil
which the Constitution prohibits the Gener
Government from interfering with. But IN ils sau
resolution they make this same enlightened state
mauship' commend the Federal Government for go
fdias" this same question OF negro suffrage to tho
wlo. Eat the point OF Secession" were the 'recognE
electors Now il authority be wanted for mainninit
that the Federal Governments has the right TO inter
and dispose OF this question Of negro suiIage. that
tlOTity Is contained in those resolutions III the FEEDER
Government has the power-as this resolution cea
imples-to confde tic right Of suffrage to those WI
were tLen lat be point Of Sceesson) the recognize
electors it has the power TO cOnde IT to any one Gle
Those Therefore among the Union party, who mainta
the right of the Federal Government t. interfere ar
regulate this question Of negro suffrage can refer
their antagonists for clear and uDeqnivoea ayownl
shat doctrine. But this Is lot doctrine arn here
discuss pro con. wish here, and nCw. Only to poll
out the oNgaIchca ten JoucieS OF this pary-so patei
before the Rebellion, and now so nnblushnely cnbodie
In this avowa Of their principles and policy by tue
doctors and law.g yers In these Albany resolutions
Having tins pointed out 10 you what the piinc piles
your antagonists really are leave you 10 judge Of the
ss you see fit and your antagonists r. maintain them
best they
Thorc - ono other doctrine that these doctors hay
ayovcd in their resolutions at which wish 10 glance
ard viii release you from any further considerable
Ofthis tic mort extraordinary production that has al
peared upon tbs WesteIn hemisphere since these sam
genteme0 last assembled 10 give the rule OF Democrat
orthodoxy in their National Convention at Chicago.
AUGUST, leG4
Institutions should be endangered by some want Of
due adherence to what is know the Monroe Poe
trne" Here again. we mnst brush away the he.leaye
with which they have modcstiy concealed their mean
Ing There can however. be but very little doubt as Il
what this eers to. They seem to be still upon the In
tent aud purpose with which they got up war will
Mexico in the interest Of the South which resulted II
the Rebellion have Just put down; they look Il
smother with Mexico which may aid the South. AM
possibly result IN that sequel 10 the Rebellion TO whci
have already referred. have but a word TO say o
Mexico aHd her Emperor. by ALdteYer means he was
seated upon that throne ii is jaft accomph Mcx
leo Is lie JGct0 an Empire aud MaYimiaD Is dc Jeoio
tier Emperor 1t IL st principle that nations regard
de OF foreign country rather than
the government de Jvre and the doctrine Of Bopnter
SenoD which has held tie Of Europe for the lost
taf century, is doctrine not 10 be dsregardcd by
"ebligbteDed statesmanshp" war with Mexico
and their resolution has that scope and pressure it Is
adelusion ard snore-wo'd be without just
provoked and that would merit and tho hearty
condemnation Of the whole civilized world. To impose
republican form Of government upon nation Of
semi bar bsrbins would be an act Of foy-nay crime
against civilization itself. II monarchcal form OF
government can hold that people IN subsection TO law
develop the mineral of that Country End ele
yste 1t in the scale Of nations; mid and enlightened