The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-09-09

taken it into their heads that the rebellion /
has carried certain States cut OF the In- Fl
ion. They adopt the dociriae Of thelt
secessionists, and proclaim thas the aion b
was virtually dissolved Mr.. Chase, end 4
other gentlemen distinguished like him,
have given their opinion, not, probably. +
in SO many words, hut really in effect
that these States have hsen out Of she
/ Itnim,--that the Ilnioa has actually been
dissolved by the acts Of secession OF thes
IStates. In this respect they do no. differ
from JEFF Davis nr any ether gentleman
OF that Kind, Thughter,l tae difference
/ betweem them being about the saIne as
the difference between tweedleduri aud
tweedle-lee One side saying, they are
lout. and the other, you are out One
Saying. . le, us 20" and the other, !" bet
.hem go'-hssApse that Is exactly the
! thing Mr., aid say. Now they
eiain--thase ssmG politicians claim
that. tl@ Union having been dissolved,
and these States having been suhjueated +
IEthey have the right 10 impose conditional {
lunan their return to the. Union. Among
the conditions is one that Congress has
sta right to prescribe who shall be entitled
So the elective franchise in these States.
! Nov. n,y friends, don't wish to.deceiye
you hv SAYING that attach na Importance
10 the party which has assumed this
ground. differ entirely from my friend
/ Mr. KasSanp ON that'point. lie seemed
: 10 think that because in the State Of Iowa
there were men who held the old grocnd
: ON that subject. he seemed 20 think that
because he held the old ground, aud oth-
! ers in the North held that ground, there
1 fore we we're not in danger upun that
tEauestien. Blu. l.e aud all f US would be
sadly. mistaken ii wsScoBiided IN thai be-
lief. There is q real danger The men
who have propounaed that sehene-the
{ Chief Jestie Of the United States. who
S slipped down from his high place and
. trayersed the South upon public vessel,
and urged the NEGROES in Vieksbprg and
u elsewhere to protest against the appoint
i ment Of Judge Sharkoy, who IS a far bet
e. ter man than he IA voice, 8 Give it to
.e him when he haversed and eoasted
around the southern portions of the ln-
"a ION, and impreenaied those people with
- that idea-l tell you he had ends Of his
= own to serve. He was looking forward.
"a He was willing the South should go, III
y the early stages Of the war, because he
l. thought he would have better chance
- IN the North without the South. But
5 the South having been brought back by
10 other hands than his own; by another
5. policy than his; By better and frmel
n. Ispirit than ever animated him, he goes fo'
,ty making a set of electors there from whol
ne he can hope for some favor
gu Therefore, think, my fiends, it i
IN about time that. in fhe State IL Kentucky
he practical siatesmausphip that used to beal
aa sway in the days anterior to these conn
ut teelors who declined u take the price 0
Ne Iyeur slaves when il was offered % them
in that tho people Of Kentucky ought Z
las. q ~ d nfaetical wisdom. and agfe
ng which Is foregone rp,.-Sc Constitution
re which will give quiet aud restore , 4i 49iif
ng State Of Kentucky TO tranquility, whicl
twill make every man in the United State
he free before the law, which viii then civ
ar a dignity TO our nation which ii ncve
Dre heretofore enjoyed, aud at the same tim
ny it viii give to your State voice, and
o1, potent influence in the councils of th
m. nation. which viii enable her 20 manta
Of her own rights and those of the State
re- that are tobe restoredto the Union; whic
ng will giye to them the same rights an
nd privileges enjoyed by the other States
aly Rhode Island not excepted laughter
lis which will restore you to equal dignit
'uf aud full equality, on the floors Of Congres
vill aud the councils Of the nation; whic
Ia- Will take from you that badge Of servt
of tude, because there are other sources {
pie Iseryitude than negro slavery, and one 9
les them isthat Inequality which il solgl
ery to be placed upen the Southern States
his Now, am not Ike my friend Nj
gro kasson) in another respect, although j
its his general conclusions We agree. and
ent am very glad to have the happiness I
les agree with a gentleman | have known S
the long, and esteemed 50 highly but upo
ley this point | do not agree With him-tha
lag he would rather ten thousand times,
It believe he said, that the loyal ncgroe
Ter should vote than those who have bee
ed, lighting against the Goyernment-ou
zen secession friends. | have not any grea
love for these who have been fghtin
ner against uss | have no cause to love, then
Of yet do not agree with him, and | be
ald lieve they are not quite so much to blam
gh, for what they have done as some othe
to people who have engaged them to do il
nd without the manhood to take sides witl
1ut them. | would give them proclana
etc ton of amnesty, because they have Tough
Fill bravelg and Well in a mistaken cause
aid would prefer to put it in this phrase
len 6 That cordially thank President John
our son for what be has done, and Presiden
,all LINCOLN fer what he did in his life, il
the recognizing that principle" | woul,
nst like to see a question tried before tn
me judicial tribunals Fl wish that A. Fl
ars Stevens would not ask for pardon or am
cry nesty, but that he would submit himsel
up to be tried before the courts of the Unit
hat ed States, and plead in his defence tha
ich he was a Union man; that he had Tough
u? for the Union in the State of Gporgis
m, and in the convention which that Stat
ntsl held, when he made one sof the bes
eve speeches ever made for the Union, Tha
| it would be true That while he was thu
nix battling for the Union, the present Chic
rou of the Bureau of Military Justice, VIII
hat was then a Cabinet Counselor, into true
nd with rebel Commissioners by which tn
our Government Of the United States wa
de, prohibited from preparing its forts fo
nat defence, from reinforcing them and iput
layl ting food in them, and BY which the rek
col els were allowed to erect batteries aroun
lge these forts which afterwards destroye
lat them that, while he was making thes
II. defence of the Union, Nj
buchanan, Mr. Floyd, and other Gabine
ms Ministers we're putting arms in the hand