, 1865-09-23


iso'lsaoaa4 ee'etno. iss'S % soata CAso-
hna IN us mea*aee 10 1ne CONSTITUTIONAL Con.
sent1on nas propao'y zone Us Nell as conld
oe e1Pecleoo o' oa'oniss "nose 4oSany datcs
hack only to Lbs appointment as Military
Governor, We are not to expect suciI men
,ri,, .dxe,ca {ta car oc n,,r~czs J,,s ,-oha-
VIVA nv, as1eu e.1 e.a Va laoS'eas- I'VE piooa-
bly sufficient that they do not hold back so
violently Ms 10 gel crushed under It's Whccls-
Governor Perry OF course recommends the
aequseseence by the conveasion III the abo!i-
ton Of slavery and urges them IN this respect,
insssnnch as South Carolina can never re-
gadn her political rights until she has yolun-
ta,1ly abolished slaycFy," to "do their
duty to their country however pain
ful II mny be-" BE also RECON-
mcuds That the aris,ocratlc ontstltu,iop
of The State I've abandoncd FIR o,e 7nore dem.
ocratic, md In remarlins on the inequality in
representation between vnrions parishes under
the old system, says:
Twenty Or thirty yotcs n one Of the parishes,
Mnuas " Wi, auG =, ~. 3i,s W ealGH
Nves, have Tic eame representation Ia he senate
thai three thousand xose1f have in Edseasad dis
trici. whore population Ind taxatton enntlc 1t 70
ei3 me1nes1s r tns hoaec- I9is Y contrary to si
republican principles OF poaEseal 1usnre haa
eaao'n u. ~
~. ~" . ..os - asnso:,., ~
sepuu'1s.n WuSples ~ t-sse n"1 es4Au,y
r,opr1latiou rs Vermont, should have nine
representatives 10 vernoat's three, MS fhc
viii lave II The seeded states sE2ll be read
mi,tsd into the unicn on Tue basis o: negro
representation Without negro suilraycs
This ones.ton he discusses as follows:
..Ta 1000 ,ats .,t,sre<., s,tT-,..s IN ~.
Hea I N nsI t,.e ~ I'LL I!I 1f s,s sG Snn
mon NotaA l. V Isue .ss MtA tey 1no sa9ensss.
s,d IN III ,so.t n,aa aa ,
n III 5,tan. - "e ~ ,.:.r15 - TT T.. ,t 1a9
| march 10 ihc POI. With b. two q th.+e hundred
s, asI ~ e1nIos' ~ son ; As hs r. aic,sd s5d I'd
election districts .yuult haSe 20 iasuencc o. 1aelr
,raa' Pre- % wSs!a se eecEpo"e'ca hy one min Of on:
i his T argument relieves The question of
rreat difficulty. Afauy have feared that to
rive suf.uer 10 The negro vould be lan,sr.
nus m account of the mower it would ,ire To
them. But, as Gov. Perry assure. Us tlat it
,,rne % 1,n5sd M ,,osasss,ons ,na -. ~ t,sx nre @ nv
o,.es ~ i,or. o1,rors 1,5 ~. 7,,rcr
tnrorg1t,nt The soutb ~. IA m, san ,b.t on
Ito ststc,ocnt ncc4o snt1raoc cou1d make mat
4crs anv worse Than feforc. II ia n mint
o.,rca vbcr a f,orcr,or NJ sonth rnro,ina 3s
es-nno,,od ~ orT-,,c nc,;nst nc.-,, sn.Irooe'
- s. :. ,-o.t ..n, +,nf,,ts vo;rca ,r,,o, ~
ano IL - s4cA% 4.4a''s potote se11|u ""eu At7
argument Is DOH wholly ia4se anu eooo lo1
no1tlne uue.
n La,S ;,,1t ste,., ~ 9e t. Fee
ncrrotzs End co.ored pe.aCus arc entirely excluded
frnm voting
-. .1,. ,,--o,,+ .r1,,b t&r,n,,,rr.t.,,
W. ne1S 90 eAe ~lene ""4-.
{-,ro.a ae a Justification of fbe xyrone tLer
aoi MAXIM - oNeNA ~ ~ %'
nre determined 10 perpcttafc IN Inc SoutneIn-
Wc hone the Republicans Of Iowa, Wiscon
sin' Minnesota and connec&icat *au take no
tlce OF the argumcnt ana remove IL NJ tne
balot bo1' lnc otuer s1a1e VIII az 30 ~ soon
es the AePnoaean party eaa or'ns " 70 !"
Fo.e. ,. =, a., ,.,...,. e,..o. t,,.,, .. q ,,,,-
c.tr ansftcstion rcnu,fcI Of al voic5f rhic5 e
clnats thern.t'
This is utterly 1asse- IN no Nor1hesn stafc
whatever Is property qua1lcation required
of Willie voters, and Gov. tetrE's lgnatance
on such a 1rolnt Is lnexcnsahle' In New York
properly auaancallon e3ls's, oul oa'y 1of
persons Of color
~ ne SeM aofk aahnteie9,ns +, 9l = 1seeao!d for
Tg5S lev Of lie freedmen in ibis Slate WouId csps
be sbse to exercise the right Of suffrage. :"
Ineu Wy n1..e aAtn eou4o fesn" 'om
e1stne tncm tHe faslt ol sulta5e-
In North Carolfus, Tennessee and perhaps other
@ siaEeho'ains sa'es NJ hes nssroes formerly WeEe ca.
saw proper to exercise III. franchise. ' !:
Tue Kadieal Republican patty North IRE . .looksng
tsies - ,fe.snee to neso snrare ~ sus sna Mbaf
thrv admit Ybnf rnnn shr,13 f,a AHA II road orI