Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-17

W Note, tno governor exercising IN thAt
nmtter wise discretion, This carly expires.
sion Of President LrNcoLH, Il soems 10 us,
foreshadowcd his general policy, had helivsd,
towards tho liberated black man, and II alsO |
cShiblts The, fact that President LNoOLS |
would have adopted the platform, which
now sOems TO DO growing 80 popular; that |
Intelligence should DO the basis for voting.
We have made up the above record with
view Of obtaining as much light as possible
upon the subject Of reconstruction, and for
our own and general use.
II seems to US that among the things to be
avoided In roconstructing tho southern Statos
haste. Il will be reoOllscted that only
Tow months ago, In almost all the robellious
States, the people wore denopnelng tho General
Government, and declaring that they never
would return 10 tho Union. We frequently
heard Of "thc last ditehn In almost every
town and city Of almost every state into
which the leading political mon Of the South
declared their intention 10 70 rathcr than
submit to the jaws Of the United States or
return TO the Union. Suddenly General
GRASr knocked tho bottom out of the rebel.
lious tub, and now whit do we behold Tho
very mon who wore declaring that they would
mover return TO tho Union are horo at the
White House, "umblo" IS Uriah HOap,
knocking at tho Presidents door, anxious to
come back.
Our advice IL, lot thom sit awhile upon the
stool Of rcpSntencei e,yo tho people Of those
States who have been living under rebel mil.
itary rule taste Of tho moro generous gov.
eminent Of loyal military rule; withhold
from the men whose hands are yet rod with
the blood Of loyalists, the rsins Of civil gov.
ornmonti let them Do educated for ono, two,
or three years In tho schools OF repentance
and probation. In the meantime lot the
loyal States, whose blood and treasure have
been poured out to suppress the rebellion, sOnd
their teachers into every one Of tho late 70.
belliOus States and educate the peOplo-al
tho people, black and whits--Ostablish suci
schools on have made New England and Oh,
whole North what thOy arc, 30 that In fcv
years loyal men Of tho South will bo eduoa
tod 10 bsliovo that tho Government Is pro
toctor and not monarchy, h worth Living
undOr' and pOrpOtuSting instead Of destroy
ing. Thon We viii have loyal voters In tn,
South who VIII l,o ablo to road and write
Massachusetts, since 1855, has allowed n,
man to vote who cannot read and write
Rhode Island, We believe, has adopted sim
liar qualification for voters; and In one O
, two otho, stnfos n lIke courso haa ham mn,
wv o'h'' S"s'0s hA' course mas o"0h pu'
Sucdi and wo hsvo nevor heard from eiths
| NJ ,ho.. s,afo. . .invl. .om,ao,r, ,ha mo,
" 'nu'0 o'@t'' s'"b'o s',"R'"'"'-'le '"''
= tutviiigsut tho yotor the hetter are the me
/ aleoted * ofhf, and tho ,,,,Yar IN. iav.
' ~, - o~'1V INV '"' Peio' ''' '""'
: Tho let Us not DO too hRSty In roconstruc
. Ia. A. IA. ,.-L.,,..... g., HG .
'"b nv '"'o to"0o"S o'At"'' Anoy ~
: surely hossing too urgently for tho privilcl
10. ~ ..u.,-..,,,, 49,
" pe'nIs reaamitted into tue ie'oWship Ihs
} mildly attempted TO destroy. Thoy are Il
mt - t., =. a.. ~. n,
WiHln to DO Tc-upttod 70 tho Moth ~
, Mort n vas unwilling "a have than Vo on
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Sho was constantly making Conversions 81
WIZ 40 equhiiy ss uhWiiiing 10 nave 1heh
turn until they come bRak purged Of tro
.on =, /
ii We cannot do bottor in concluding this a
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ucIe than TO quote ir0ln war PoworH una
/. | ,h. c.n.,tt,,,Io, ,, nm NA7 ga bv thu Uo,
Pr w. - /" 'ae -
W LILLIAN WuITIEd, lAts Solicitor OF tho WI
ID. lDafLment his yerv mile concluRion Of n
"'Po''o"'' us wy 'so'e ''"''uO" VI y
Taper entitled The Return OF Rebellion
, | a,.,.s a the IfnIon - ia a.va,
"'"'es W ''' UNIV"
Among the war meas pIes sanctioned BY q
, | President, 10 which he has, mora than one
pledged bis sacred hon' y, and which Cohgre
. | has enforced by solemn laws, " tho liberation
\ slaves, The doyernmeDs hAh ipyited them
share this dangers, the hol loTy INA the advanlAs
\ o. sustaining the unisn, md tas pledged is'
may be In store Tor US, Il earn estiy hopsd III
may be saved The Isi Ssh ,,,,s s lSiamy
with eolorsd sitiIsns aud .ia yeS in the Uhlon
u tho rsbolLiGns s.Ssss ~, y, s,nP. 20 To'1 |,
psrpotuiIy Of SiSyeTyi II the lave u these Stat
;Ss f,ss % ss , Soa lave, s "haii Al once Sa
roinStatsd ia tiao Unjon, in al ~ force and vie
tSs Ssr ssd GrI sa .sp,SIs traiS Of suloTn.
The war = fought " snT shoidsTs Tor me p
St H. md ~ y wA,., Just what thoy have be-
nghlsg for, slsail our ,S SI"9a ,o and 'rsS.II'