Nebraska advertiser., 1865-11-23

N-ger, perhaps, in the whole history
tbs Republic were politics 81 much con
fused as Al present. or seemingly a
erraifr ef r. made 70 Great confusion.
Tvs parties are doug rhe utmost TO edu
Gaze i6e popular vii to receive their
d6ciri6es. While The great mass Of Union
men 81 The country occupy a neural PO-
sitiSn. The base Of which is the C0nsti
igtion Of tie Un,ed States Thus. moi
long sisce. The Democracy claimed Pres
idtni Jobnson. body aud soul. not a word
Ee uttered eut was claimed by then as
dlelf srntig,rnls exactly until his speech
10 a regiment Of negroes, wherein ne
told ,htm that III y wsFe free, he'd a
rieBt 10 i've. labor AID receive a just
coap-nsa ion for ;heif labor in This cOun-
Try. THIS was more ihan he D-mocra-
81 coaia bear. AMI has most ttIeciuallJ
9e,thsd thsir boni-d endorsements Of
ahe President. On the other hand, the
imitaed ale oegro suffrage party lose no
occas'o1 they can profit by to make 1t
appear thai the President is playing into
ihe lauds Of The late rebels. Thus'it
was a short iime since that The country
Was & odrd wiih dispatches TO the effect
hat the Presiden, was Pardoning al the
ras Of I've hundred rebels a day these
dispatches were doubtless intended &c
impress The pubic mind with the idea
TIA, the President was granting paidous
iEd,scfimi6aIely. aud II erefOre was al
ke~arudesrous TO please rebels.
e 9heSsl Two extreme factions mus stand
ssl3s for The porsy which endorses the
President. whe is PROFESSIONALLY seek
lag lrosiI Gas acts to uphold the Cousti-
suai5a aud promote Ihe general good of
The aylsele country. HIS position upon
re-cous'rpetien Is plainly Indicated inhis
concersalion with Geo. L. Stearus. This
has b en pa3lished after a careful rrvis.
AZ ~ Ae President himself, aud from
which we make the following exurac;s
IL hes. commenced with saying the
States are IN The Union, which Is whole
aud nd bic.
stI,dEiaaa:s tried TO carry them out,
but did not succeed, as a man xlay try
10 cut his throat aud be- prevented by the
lys apdst + aud You cannot say be cui
hl,1hFeat hecaus- he tired 10 do 1t.
The Stale Institutions are
p-osiraied, LAID oul on The ground, and
they must b. taken Up aud adapted to
tlse progress If evsnls This cannot be
deue in a moment. = = = > We
mus not b. "a too much of a hurry; it's
beuer ~ lei lhem reconstruct themselves
iiian ioforce ,hem to Il; tor If they 90
wfbi.a. The power Is ia our hanis aud
Ve sstn rhpek lhem al any stage TO the
eLd. aud tbiire them la correct their
errors. = = TIE elective FRANCHISE
is moi q Ialural tight, bBt a political
Eig;F. Lara opposed 70 giving the States
tpu niue power and also 10 a great en-
sqiidai5n IT paWer va he Contra Gov
Frfmtni. ifl mierfeI,d wrh the v,t-
d. the rebd S aies. 10 dictate that the
resta shah vote. might dothe same
thing for ny ON parpose IN e lnsyl-
wanna Or only s,feiy lies ~ allowing
kaeb Slate 30 c5ntr.iHhe right of voting
az is. uA4i laws. > = II The Great
Goyerrmen, controls n right to 70 ~
che Suites. IL may ri biish such rules a
Will rrslrga lhe vote 10 "A small numb-r
Ot rersObs. and fhns create a central
dssRosi>m > My position here
= dhierent from What il would be it /
1Sss ~ Tennessee. There | should try
~; intfoapce neeto suffrage gradually
thgN nhp tad served Ia lac sray those
who could rad and wrise. aud perhaps,
2 property qnal. icailon for others. say
5000 or SR59 l. would not do
10 1T lhe n,grne- havemniversal suffrage
Low II WOULD breed a war of races"
Here is plainly shown the views Of
Pre4deui Johnson He knows il will no;
90 10 lean, il his exscati,e capacity. TO
eiiher extreme. and heaoes not. De-
termined 70 make rebels conform to the
NV Stare Ct pfia,rs brought about by the
rebellion. he will YET do nothing to im-
kItsr thein against the Government un-
der whirh lhsy must live. Believing in
s~quaEsBRsaee. he yet sns'a.us The Con
sinisnispas The hrdwark Df liberty. He
is doing all ia hi. power 10 PrOseci shs
LRtgral Lights of those FeceInlY freed.
lie is quietly. YET ftmly, indicating 10
ihe late retsl States what they must do
to- be saved" HIS suspension Of the
fsRcrs iecs,liy flscttd, who could not
iakr he ooih; bis position 'hnflhe rebel
STATES mgs, feJVdlgi4 The rebel ward,b1,
and his numerous other acts. all 60 10
show that'he is right on The ''main ques-
iihh." This is Plainly rsccguized BY the
mass 81 tie people, ia defiance of the
'.doutlr meaIitg' sought 10 be placed
upon Ills acts tY she extremists and
whsle ne 50 remains he should and will
receive The suTpOn Of The loyal parry Of
The country