Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-08-31


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49, !,
apohsned ana prohlbited by paramount ana
irreVerslple law lhrougnout tne M renei states
there must De, IN the words OF webster, I'M
pressed upon the SOL itself an lnaoiiity 10 Dear
up any p9t iree men
rouru. Inc systems q the otatcs must
oe m Iruiy rePupl!cail
Inc apphcation nude OF tne iast pr'nciP'e
IN the address, 40 not regarf as SOUND, out
! sl'aii perhaps agree more ialiy WIN n the ad-
dress, wnen l assert mat IN a repaohSan com
mumty Pontical privileges OF any k'hu can
80. ~ ~ e"s9 y, sa'eiJ D"oeN NPes-
tary caste.
), Icy .ns !. VII nasufa, 1:I ~ asns ca
n',o ~ NY pac'.ua' a.e's amt .,. "n a.;,,o; 10
~ ,SosS - 'u 7, vSe vi sarryin ". .ntaI tI t,D
pess 10 ou,u ~ .ne We've 'aHe M S =, .'ie
" ,nsstso ."os nai;..
III mon 'nls u'st"nee, G%'' De .i'
r ns =. 49, psop so ~
amIs " tn ,9I,,er olaessos,, ,, noI eio
on,d;,;9 es ~ 'nu ue'. unu ~ = M1 ..u,
Ss"m thn .o,oo .sn a"S .ftor y
nf.olosc I 60 and 'tbanrhtf,, nhsaryot;on I of tLs rn
oos ,shore tho,, ~, "ssI nnw;l;n,lr f,.oaa
~ tho con S;o;;on ,l," ,hn ogfnot e ,ho r.a,
h, u s',,,t hna, a;n. 1n" m.vh;.torn tha;,, W..
,;ons hut IN daloy q noo,Sd ontanon;s,r
,,J,;ai, -, .i,: t,s;a
nol;t;oai % comrmn;. on ahsn,,,to [ ;mnoss;h;,;tr G
rhe sole d;tTnrenos hatusoem' e. ms then ;ss in Tho
dcorees of bost;l;tu w Gnd ox;st;na hot,yea ~
tbe raccs and ito nr,hslla aner,na,,encc You
assume that tbe eytovsio,, pf The r;uht Of sui.
froce N tha hIocks Isar;ua tLe,n' ;ste,n,;a.e5
mjfh, tn rb;,es will s, c%re iii the tronblc
bel;eve that 4 wo,,lj ,:,,hor ho I;Ee thc dec;s.
.;nns in tbat, ,o,,tey IN rsness of wh;ch. M;ltor
snenks, where ,' I'M ~ :"
..ch,.. -. M .
And Inv dec;.;on mnrs smhro;,s tho fravn
yn,as,I IN, !, ,r;,h ,on. .h.. .,s III. ..
nc, sa1 I ,;tau.. w" .".' .,e i.snt W
I.,. nv a.u A. ~ M - a ,n".': nhu .aore lna
~ .ta WV n.,;nn ,asa,, ar .Ls .s ''.,,o Sass
a,;moJ .,,om, s sl,,cs r,,,, iii "nI ,a..
10 49,. ,e W.. .t sa an uI:"u
I'm .. son1 ~ III. y, :no oylen WHICH
So i..m ND I .ha nnlr vol soI,.n no l,,,;nh =
can @ a % .hs nee ooaho sonorot;on n nf ~.en .
~. H.. 80, ,,;Il ra,,I,, t..;aa,n:s.: - S
vii hrooi down hopcIssslv SnSar H." ,.o.,
,'.n. mm % ~ .ho Iahnn .o!c ;.u.e ue. no .ery
,onuo.I a9I " =. | S,nI % ,haso m g a. VIZ nv.
Eom,rtIa ,anJ df tbs;r. h;r.h- 7 a.,,,, SJE III
o;,h. o ~ ee a ,ha ohant;nn * nrd ,ne .L.,
oi,sS," uE A., ne,.,,aaa Ja.. .m..ee s"y ny
oe 20 .s .Lo so;, H.. A. ~ Pa,".o"
VI rhe ri'e oes EI ,nG Sp "e ., "ey no" aie,
~ sss' ~ a. p a,,,.i III v 90 ~ 'nue
NPPe".e " W .nS e. .'"Uo'' " ..e WV
races IN me soutnerg states as question OF
iact, ana tne prooaoe luture consequences OF
.h9se rela'lohs us questloh Oh, tneory'
Upon the qpest,on OF 'act' ! th!nk ! may
WIN an heuesty cla'm tiat my aHecedeMs
ana my opportunities OF observation emltle
my testlmohy 10 nave some weight even VIII
tne most rauicai an'isiaVery men ot the
North :.
he antagonlsm o. wh,ch ne nave spoken Is
eo. e..'neS ona-s'u . ~ une Pars VI lne
table pride, which utterly refuses to entertain
the idea Of political or social equality, min.
gled with u hatred intensified by the circum-
stances and the results of the war. This
feeling is not confined to the slave-owners
alone. but the poor whites share it, fully. and
often show it more passionately,
On the part of the freedmen. it is manifest
ed in an utter distrust Of the dominant rac,.
and an enmity which, although made by cir
cumstances more passive and less openly
manifested is as real and implacable as the
other. They have tho mutual attraction of
race among themselves, and repulsion of the
gree which surprised me- It is not as indi-
viduals Of, "a nation common to us all, that
they speak of themselves, but, to use the lam
guage of one of them speaking to myself, they
feel that they ''have long beer. an oppressed
and down trodden people"
Because there could be no real unity of peo-
pie between the Southern whites and Southern
blacks, it seems manifest to me that there
could be no political unity, but rather strife
for the mastery, in which the one or the other
would 60 to the wall
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ID ~ ;nm;s. 'or uS SIp'enaes @ mou.u pe airec'
au .ho. ,J, .',a ea"is,, ANY svs "o nGPe Mna'eSer
. lns "vHo ','oa.;" NV "o"u mJ. W reauced "
Tgps.e?s Tbpp.o saoIoos,u, :" u.'er'y ues',3leu..
i,a"d nls 10 10 a. teason ~ SUPPOSE llis missouri
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