The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-03-04


oErESoSy occurs in the city Of washington,
~ twelve o'clock to- A. which odd, the cap stone
to the moral tumpha Of the people over tho -oths.
tres that politicians have employed fIr ne pur.
pose n preycn''u' the principles Oh universal liner.
~ from icing Tut INTO practical oIc-aton within
the Limits Of the United States However much
men fuay differ upon the political issues presented
In the recent confess tetUeen Ropu olican and
Democratic force. every candid, liberty lovin,
citizen rcJi',S at the great moral victory
obtained, when majority Of the pco-
pie decided that slavery should die ont In
our own day aud generation. It may
lie, that the mode % strEngl.ns the monster Ia Oh
Iectionahie to some rcrsu ls, anil considered un.
constitutional by others yet iho decision ~ u e
people to remove such mpcdincut 10 o,ir on +.
wsrd march ns n nation, marks a new era in our
existence, AMI proves that we have not been falls
Ia the principles uron which our ncset rs founded
tbs Republic
w have Away condemned oyory attempt on
abe part q those who WELD Tho power Of the 10.
yernmcnt, 70 interfere wit tie inallsuahle rights
Of the people to free press, Tree speech, and IN
immunity from arrest without duc process ~ lav''
powers hat De-" the right t. upprcss the rebellion.
according +" Tho policy Indicated by tho original
election of NJ LINCOLN. unquc-tonsbly the ex.
trpouon II slavery wis conicu plated by the reo.
T' Who cast majority Il at the last olcatioR
AM he Inauguration of ar LISooLs 10. iav, rro.
q ms Tint policy 10 all whom /. may concern. "
ASA event having a national interest, we IRE
log lie next four years to CONSIDER this cereui nv
ore uau- urauns man who has hell the rcins Of
power du-'ng tie four years that close with tn =
day The acts u has past administration are "a
he looked upon as some indication Of his future
course IN public affairs; AMI should be
c"nsidercd with reicr noe to the mos,
important Interests q. shc n.tion We have con,
d'mned Nj LtNco-S for his easy confidence in n,
corrupt politicians that surround him We do moi
endorse his political views, and consider HIM di.
roctly responsible for blundcrs that have lcer
committed by the Heads Of DEF artmcnts aud Gen
erals IN the field nevertheless, he becomes to-iay
nos ruler as Il were, over us He renew. N,
oath u bis high Office with better perception O,
Tie daties he is required to perform. He ha,
aad an opportunity Of learning exactly ,yh.
te people desire Ani expect from his new
w A'lif nc viii not AlSAlpOlll
tt,ir expectations
is na'aral for Democrats to shake their heads.
-" say that the President is unht tor his position
1t he advisers are radical and wron. in thai,
cam ortols OF public policy. That II Democratic
no.uncs corh prev 70, the war would spcciuv
'N 10 aid gold c reduced to its par value. Tim,
''''yry i7 dead" aud therefore no Mood ot .r
D'-5 cGaetmons against II. All these sent.
mon" are readily suggested to Democrats by INC
'''"''.es COZ u,' dnH ard aye doubtless III,
''''' ''"''sL'aa VI cyc-y msa b.long.ny 10 tho
party : 'ai .s any one n them procured 10 say
'a" ", equally uanc-' convictions 4 the Prca,
''A'S p'r'y wilt carried ,ou, ~ thor coma,
F1'n'e' Involve the Nation IN utter min, IN,
hp.Ht "" institutions t.r.i., such An assc-t, +,
lie po1tle ID'r, through tasir rlo,ci r,p,,s,r,,
Ives anu TIE inoo who COME int, p5y,, ,o.iav
''"Lo" II they would, lc-,roya Nation q ,r,cu,
h'a' hetLen. i.erc.ore, IL. loo,in, ,,,y,,d :.
14' lew Administration oi Nj Ir>c-ix NJ, A., =,
outraged to believe that h, win n.ti..,.c.,,,,. -,
q. Tie President Of psrty, but as tn, pr.s.,l.,,
t." whole people.