, 1865-09-15

ri The uany rs Of the Senator. 9ne cru
bsrdir 1iiamc IN ambitious and able man
and Senator Dooliltle Is TON a1nglaotto
and atle-for using party organlaz - 4. he
advance himself and his views, so ~ aya-s ~
co1. though The organization which snae1s ths
Hself e 10 he led away from its principles y the
Efforts Of any man, deserves as mcel Ie9an;1 =
ns thc Tersnn who attempts 10 mas.eaV -
ne e1ection In Noy.anber will probably sc,as
| the question as TO hoW III the seaas9It ~ the
succeeded T. getting the sns as teat party Is
rofe arainst negro suffrage can DC )as'as AWE
oned 81 occupying that position: make
oeg1 WbesNcr 81 senator Dootistse wishes 10 mas
the Republcan party in thls Stn,s fepe<ts 90 i IS
ment TO advance ms planah3s persGh13a' II a certain
qno qesnansc, The Senator would be arG:r scIy
-1Trh superior 10 the common ol1Ii H,1t
49, W sro,,tic{aus, If he did not fook ~. ~
~ mpcL to his personal adTancemons S w ac' w.
tic triumph Of phosa p1neap,ea; en;n1onu an conduct
srs not modified to greater Or less asess" m ~ "
ai1 1seTsonal Considerations; and It you'd oq ~
: psrs5nr too much, perhaps. ot senator ogo- ~
}ittle, 70 nsk him in hls pontlcai Jre1cement cae
sqtG stia -;rh1. esnecially when that effort might
fnteIferr with lis ambition. And whether w. ~
Eanatnr desires to 1lse the Republican parry ~
secure personal ends or not. we pfesuIae ~ tIa3
in this respecl neither better nos we1S1 1Stcians
IA to he propsicty Of Senator Uoon1tts r.
. : ,ocrnrfnp the poeition Of delegate ~ T. Lns ;
Stote innyentton, we can only say tnat ~ s g.
matter Of taste. He was not epGsen S rS rng lis lis
eae s beieye sy 9u. 1--we ehs Seen that .hs are
had II, its iiuiis no one 50 eompetcAs " e.
= nas ese,,t Il. Senator Howe, We presume, "oul,
Mt have gone into the Convention anoes mna Sns,
n circumstances ana we oeas'o " onr n 1s,eratio
~ T., Conrrcss who hnti seat on the Aoof 81 IN
~ Ton1rntion, Doubtless the Others could hav
~ secured their election IS delegates II they %
8, desired 1t, md VIC infer from the tact that tne
not do IT, that they donpsea ,t ing seggSt9 g1te
r. NnnI1tt3e was undoubtedly very an1ious =
snrct;nr Tie platform Of the Convention, m
Il rcnefplly supposed not only TO haye fepr
ea ecatcd an Assembly district IN thus STATE, .,
n to have also represented f5estaen. H. ~, n"r
o- nctenf to 90 this. Ms the delegate tron u.
!;iie III: Pheasant and Calcdonia-ana
a1t anxiety might have overcome IN LIS w
NJ mind any question Of prop!aety. a,o,
rst ,nr lie position Of. tho Republican party
- the auestion al. negro suffrage, re eau on
'w"s w saS M hat a denial of autfraee 10 The negro
aa1 account OF his COLOR il hostile TO efefy tine
on mental idea Of the party. Eqnal aara;, AZ
nrIncip|e Of the organization, aud when It
nics suffrage to nll men Of whatever color :"
col e,c expected to contribute 70 ing ma NJ
~, trnanra Of tho Government, 1t turns its "
upon all Its principles.
pa "r1Gnr IT OUT ON THAT LINE"
sF- ,Fsom the Lacrosse Repabies11.}
ms We arc sossy that the convention did
we'd place itself on the record In favor of " uni,
On sal sutliage''-nt least 30 thr o. tnfs olalt
= ,asn !" W saiIed. We wish to say right here, that
heir o,;nr T. nntopnn1sfic t1 the great priuciJ
ence ef r1ght ard human, liberty. Poltey has
head 1ncst been the ru1nat'on of me connllS;
II TO 1of'ey We heSe eonssa - an,i Rave
re Is soatn soa tHe HH"rcofier Hsrc lit Us stand up
uited m Tim i-oys. That Is cur position, Ant
r1slt | Ga,,n.. +, tifivht II out on that llaG.'
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