, 1865-06-20


sslly conferred. We faw, as We now see, II
the newly e1nancIpated blacks mass of ie
nctance that We trembled 10 have introduced
Into The body polite; and though we knew
that In the adoption Of any general rule o.
exclusion cl admission from OF to ali the pyIv
ilegcs Of citizenship, great many CASTS or In
diyj5uaa hardship would necessarily occur
We txlieve that the qualifications for nesrn
cltctor should be substantially those that We
baye get forth, and that the suffrage should
he htld up to the blacks, not ns right tha,
they had already acquired, but AZ
a rcwnrd Of patent industry and
general well-doing- We would have dealt
with tic race IN the MASS with MI the 1ibe,-
ality and kindness compatible with the saltty
OF the public, and always With Justice, 50 far
as /. lay In our power to secure it. We wanted
to see, tn oyery S:rte OF the South, nucleus
OF Deg1o voters. which, as intelligence waz
disseminated, and as voluntary industry and
sesEdetying. ftuga1ity grew to be comm On
among the freedmen, might he gradually en-
largcd, until, at last, what wRs but point a,
hsst. should include. every black man In tn.
land -and until the last wrong and insult O.
slavery should be wiped out. We believed
that concurrence In = policy like this would
unquestiouatly be instant on the part of on,
rulers at Washington as soon as the va,
closed and that in Whatever mtasures were
adopted for the reorganization OF the rebel.
lii us Slater, the three classes Of blacks that
We have named, wonld not be overlooked.
So much, We felt, WAS due to the loyalty o!
TIE race-loy atty that has never been a ues.
toned and 80 much, We felt, might be safely
granted.
We confess our disappointment at tue turn
that affairs have taken. The line OF policy
chosen by tue President has in 1t no recoe.
milton Of the political rights Of any colorcd
nan, no matter what his services In the
great struggle, or his othe. qualifications for
citizenship. He is ignored, and not that
oh1y,-his fate is dzcrocably trusted TO the
gual dianship Of those who hate him free with
greater intensity than they coveted him as
slave; and We cannot get lid Of the fear thst
reorganization Is to take place in such way
and under such auspices as will mot only lead
to new and more extraordinary oppression Of
the emancipatea Slaves, hut to political com
p1ications and crises that will restore to
the rebels At the polls, with pezjnred oath7
upon their lips, the power inst they could
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will yet feel. could yiex tbe eftn.t,on viii
the cpolncsa and dispssss fndumrnt that
ate now f,nnossIhsr. Meantime a ,n;,it,-
government. stronp and ,;poron.,v artnia.
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struggles Of the b,,cks for The hoon hs,d mi
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whites from the ernoys and nre,ud, ,ces ~ fha,r
man-selItue ed nca ,ion and a. l.st xh.r =.
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