New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-13
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r. "a. Editor cJ TAsN y Tribune.
Sir: An old Democrat, whose patriotism must
excuse his lack Of education, and who could lever Dc
levs tina, The Slave Posor was determined 10 rule OF
ruin" un. the attempt was made ~ force the Leoomp
ton Coz suoa npoH Ff,een, wishes to state what d.
know, - be The sentiments OF III Loyal!ss with ~hoi1
he as q business MAJ. has come In contact
p,lieyiny Tat "ns eo'ricfoHs Of Loyal A-ertean'
az. elrsys ,ish" tie predominant one now s ina
"yzanoEs ALB ENFIELD TO TBg ELonvE rkAS
CHEZ for the following reasons via;
I BY e,dencing t.sir psn1L1 iOyaky 10 Offering u
their Ives Oh tie battle Eeld In defense Of our and e
country.
IL By shieiding feeding and protecting our eseapins
nrisosers nom the South ard warning them never
Trust whilo nan. but always ~ trust black man.
while IA the eisloyal States
Ill The prejudice against them Is local, caused by
ID cir scrvile condition hero The Hsyten ambassador
receives the same consideration In foreign lands |"
ACCORDED to white cmbssssdors.
w. In 1861 "sisvery Adjustment" was called the
y,odes OF weoden Philips" in lso, II was styled
lthe "statesmanship d Abraham Lincoln
v. Success did not attend until the Eman
cspstion- policy became effective
VI when victory was won, another great calamity
bee u.s. carrying grief to every loyal household in the
l lard. What IA The Lesson,
VII God msde Negroes They srs entitled to lise
and the right 10 naatsin lie; and 1oving from
these rights the right Of property and lie protection
Occupation Of tho soil gives precedence on &C.
CONT Of priority.
VIII In CONFEDERATION OF their universal loyalty In
forming State Governments. Iet hes vote-an educe.
tionai qualification to become eeetivcsay In three
years They have able Of their race sufficient
10 direct and educate them.
TX. This will dispense with Q standing army II
Will secure loyal State Governments II Rebels do not
relish Is they can emgrate Let tho proud and high
spirited" chvalry be represented by Frederick Doug
llass, Il sri, aniei' IN tho United States Senate.
/ X. The defamation about 'Negro equality when
anslysed means Negro superiority Those who dread
That Negroes VIII eli Offices Of trust and honor. are
scous Of their own lack II talent and spprchenre
III Negro competition Amaigamaticn 10 nc more q
necessary result OF UnIversa Suffrage than our pre-,
en-, sys,em Ia of.tbs smalgar,alon OF Catholics and
1 Protrstants.
XII. The Negroes are Pro,estanis Religious tolera
ton IL secured 20 long Protestents are dominant
The recent bulls OF the Pope conclusive that In the
event Of the sscendncy o. the Papa adherens in ths
Hand religious toeratios aud progress are at an end
Thcy have ressted steadily. nom the Inception Of the
Abolition movement. through this bloody war. al
efforts 10 overthrow that stigma upon civilization"
which foreboded the death tnel to American liberty
lot them cot profit By ths successful termination Of the
war.
Finally let the advocates Of universal snfsse or.
grniss and give to the public the reasons for tho faith
lthat.i, within them" II erronsous the enlightened
American sentiment win promptly rcjec. them. n.
i CaybssialA Pa, Apr1 -. 1868