The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-07-11

the start of Congress by placing rebels in
Office ia the reclaimed States. If the
South is to be in the Union, it should
not be in the hands of the enemies OF
the Union. The Union element in the
Southern States is the black clement
One thing is certain. If there ever was
a time for abolitionists it is the present
hour. Twohundred thousand black men,
Injured to arms will give the Southerners
some trouble. lApplause.l If the Gov
ernment fails to protect the black man 1
hope are shall hare st. Domingo Orer again.
/ iciH go dorn South and help them IN the
,cOrk
Said Wendell Phillips:
We have been accustomed for twenty
wears to assemble here, and some have
thought If best to discontinue these
meetings. The answer depends on what
can be done before December next. II
the Republican party can be an unit and
the President on our side, these meetings
will cease in two years If the Republic
can party be divided and President john
son stands as lie stands to-day, our chill
dren will be in the same struggle twenty
wears to come If the present policy
continues to the next session of Congress,
the struggle in politics will take the
place of the struggle in battle.
President Johnsen's theory is that the
rebel States have never been out OF the
Union Eighty-four Southern represen-
tatives will march into Washington
They will walk into Congress and slt
down,--''we resume our relations" Inc
Clerk proceeds to call State after State !;
Georgia, Carolina. Mississippi vii! re-
spond. 1t remains with him to call these
eighty four. You can't object till the
Speaker is chosen. If President Johnson
wishes them admitted it will be DONE
While he stands phere he does today ,ce are
his opponents. His present policy is worse
than error, IT is CRIME. The negro bears
the palm in virtue, gallantry and patrio-
tism in this war
Mcclellan went up to Richmond and
told them he had come to take 1T, then sat
down ninety days to fortify and was de-
feated. So will the Republican party be
if they wait for johnson. Let as more I'M
n,ediately upon his7corks. We should let
him know there is dividing line-a new
line. Will you organize States on
Northern line? If so we are with you,
if not pe are against yOn. He is making
governors chosen from the Confederate
army and members of Congress from the
Confederate Bench Sends Polk and
Pierce Democrats to reorganize custom
houses. Make him shut the door of Con-
gress against rebel representatives. When
Grant stood before Ficksburg. the danger
was less than it is today We are in the
maelstrom ofpolitics The opinion exists
TO Ore,uhelm the President; shall it be SO
spoken2 If the Republican party allows
this surrender to the South, then is the
rebellion triumphant, and we shall be
ground to the dust by rebel States
Is it not little singular that the men
who fairly boiled over with pretended
indignation last fall when the Chicago
Convention said that -four years of war
had failed to restore the Union" now,
when the rebellion is suppressed and the
federal authority established i'll every
one of the Southern States, pronounce the
whole struggle failure on the part Of
North, and declare that the rebellion is
triumphant