The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-22
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-sIpAY. sEPTENBER 2. 1855.



hate 10 AVON his contempt far the negro
his belief that the white man ought 10
the csuntry; tat,s added the great
fer. At you invite the negre 70 helpsave
rountry, then you giYe him 9 clam to
govern 4 also, The hand that drops
muskst has q right to grasp the ballet"
Andrew johnson, lacking, as Sherman
S. the conscience which should ma
bun 20 recognise the manhood Of the ne
lacks als0 the logical honesty Of Sher-
ard though he knows the negro has
Ia the Republic, resolves 10 give him 10
rc iu its government. The announce
Is O. his purpose Is but the reaching Of
point whuher he has been tending since
hrst fatal step OF his administration
North carolius proclamation. IL isput-
into couple Of lines the speech Of
INN made On Monday &c the Southern
CATION at the hite House. II is taking
ihe mask Of respect for State rights under
ieh he has heretofore sheltered his recon
lf'on policy, aud reveals that policy in
hideous dei0rmity, based upon AndreW
lusou's OWE personal hstred Of Che ne
the ha red Of the poor white Of Ten
see Cor q race whose industry, moral
rth, manliness, and capacity for develop
nt made it, even Ia slavery, perpetual
roach TO the class from which the Prssi-
{ sprung. OutgroWing his caste in many
gs, be has not outgroWn its hostility 10
black.
is nc longer difficult to account for the
teal Development Of the last three
lths The rapid alienation Of the Presi-
from his Republican supporters. and
adoption Of Democrats into-his counsels;
oaed br the open adhea iol- of the Demo-
. rr .lrHf.arrrrH Afnfa
ls. 5ross out Of personal feelings as we'll
from political purpose, and the two oem-
ied 90 hurry him along Ia his descend ing
irse. Even the Mississippi puzzle be-
mes explicab.e. lt has been supposed
prssidfnt did not understand the spirit
lich animated the Cow ntion # that
ate, and thar he was led into q hasty in
lrsement oi rs proceedings on the fsith Of
l-~eptive Geographic report. The con-
.ppears 70 be abe case. The Presi-
uderstood only 100 wdi what MIS- is
Eas doing, and gave his sanction TO It's
ioeause lhey were the reflection Of his
eeret policy. He never meant that
ssippi nor any other state should put
usd outrage into SIS cuustitut on. He
1tintsnd, and he says he did not, 10
ont that or ary other State till the
sv Of its people was assured much less
10 people iu the broad sense Of the
AL the people-sb0uld have an OPP
luitv o. organize truly republican
of Government The purpose Of that
~ which began with North Carolina
Is Get the rsVolted States bact on any
IS ihat would not shock too greatly Tho
ltvo she North. Wha' has Mississippi
She has repealed the ordinance d
sou. and put on record an admission
slave y.has been abolished. 50 much
hes done because she could not help II
,Fhat loyal o. Just ACT las she done O
own accord Not one. Provisions
srnor sharkey has practically recon
sted her rebel Sta Cove unment witt
arurohation, ii not al the instance, a.
dent JOHNSON. He has organized thu
dishaudedf rebel forces into Stat
ia end when Gen. Slocum, command
De United States forces in that Depart
interrupted the execution Of tina
are ru the express ground that ID Wa
lus o. she public safety. the pfesiden
e.msudtd The order ofhis General. an,
og. shariey and his rebel militia il
osssssi1u OF the Geld.
Presidents letter Is most remarkable
believed, he says, chat there can b
ICED in each county force Of citizen
tia 10 suppress crime, restore order
nfarce The civil authority Of the stat
Che United States, which would ena
fadeial Government to reduce n
and withdraw 30 great extent IN
from the State, and reduce the enor
cxqeuses Of the Government. Tn
leut knows that for months past tn
rv farcc of the United States IN tina
Nias been inadequate "a repress disol
IA protect the q ccdmcn from the out
their late masters. He now pro
lwiihdraw the whole of that fore,
= hatutc for 30 one composed Of IA
ben at hose hands the negroes hay
leaton, tortured, turned into the FIELD
vo and murdered. Bot what Of that
Wellington dec AIRED hat the peopl
militia w,rc the army Of the Comet
u th.tis 90 be precedent ia IN
m which President johnson no'
D. forward, the capture Cf Nicksbur
GTahi was q vocation Of ID, ana
ftiisrrsrd of Wa hir ctou's precep
other touse, ID is absurd 60 cite il
AID when Il Is objected that % Civ
be military power io those who nav
arb0me ing il lor the overthrow
vtumeui involves "a tremendous risl
resident replies, ''the military az
uprress amy iusurrecii1nary move
De military which he VIII hay
am before band % make way for IA
and 'rcduce The enormous expense
lmmout 2"
letter IS written 3D. Gen. Carl schurs
ssmuch asGcn. Schurz had preViousl
plod the President that he icare
ieei rLliov. sharkey's course. am
f1cu. eiocum ought Do De Sustained
esient rciorts with the iollowin
instruction: "Thc main object Z
Gen. Carl SclurE's mission 90 "a
vas 90 aid, as FAR as practicable
wing oui the policy adopted by th
mont for q, STAYING the States TO thoi
reiat ous with the Fcddral Govern
10 hoped such aid has been giveni
have been an interesting study
f.g. SChu RS iuca as lac pursued tha
b. fog De anew, aud we know, that
represented the object of his ma;
ian. schufz was sent South 10 IS
ESQ The working oi the President
r1clon policy. and to report on
&c to che facts. avorahlG b mattel
I'D, uuuy mhly b the facts require
was the "maiu Dbiect' and, q
schuiE knew, the 0HIV object OF hi
Sc affirm BE- ou ihe au hor ty of n
fcmeut 80 ua, made tac night 6cfaf
ei We add ou the same authorit
President -assurcd Gen. sehnr-
HuoU iv. a. ID now appears-that al
Sos only an experiment., rnd woul
daucd /. t were feuud 30 work htd
that tbe determination OF the Gov
iwauid dep nd to "a corn ide able *
Che character oi the reruF.s Nct
uou 80 make iuce IA coaversa
ec,msrracy taahrow over the Radi
uh6eaas. It Ierira ihn GoYernm nj
Sec tho touthoru Rebels and thti
Coprcracad aliics in one Crea
macs parry" has m dc such progres
President finds it convent 81
BE- previous instructions, and p1
huu. a the attitude Of an agent
instead ots censor 90 investigate
80 IF his Prov isionai Governors.
,arre upon The Pres dent, therefore
ty ana dupioity in dealing wlt
Commissioner ini hlessness 10 b.
eiuyll of She interests 81 she tie
tra measure .ess ingrautude 81 "a
c. Has seton IN the ga e OF Aiis
Dkers the Ri eEing oi politics
qn which be means io rest The see
Hs NkiJe rtconstruciion, and viii q
~ an early manifestation oi b
o RESTORE the reYuitcd States Co the
Hua to ihe6oycrumcuI As brough
through Parliament az over fai
through Congr e. Grover onercs
iey $40 be- accomplished. ID woul
atie io ask tuy state O. do lo'
sappi has done. as condition /
ard as Mis- issif pi is p .escniea
uy with The fan approval Of %
30 upon her acts and omissions 2
on, BE- viii Pc equality impossible :
my other State % do more than n
We hsEafd nothing ID prcdichn
ZEN Congress mccts--yss, and len
.urTes meets, by pressure upon iu
mcmhcrs-he President VIII wlet
over III his administration 90 secu'
cuitou bv the senate and House
asiruci q States. 40 eminent ht
thoroughly iutiu.aic villa the way
% eiun politics told us ths we
suce 81 81 hi- Pres Gen isl pot /
mere tnan proha6le. lhe ecnst
ht-au adical.s The II use ga
un unlicensed by The ENecutiY,
ci the Robe. members, hu; thcr
tous 'f dos ct on whica ar-ad
arm The radi -al headers Ia
Do us. what is lrftf We shall So
re-eute- the Uuon only 10 rule 4
rcsum.ng heir 81 lciied soFG
save co,les e-enaoted. hC Negro fe
he pIfss Gfion. and the "Whit
hemment' ~ the i cs il mt esiab
idespQiism over the negro IN ever.
staie, abe gers of vhich ncithe
anne 0ourt, nor C.nrres. nor hu
'rs DENT when we cct one. VII b
g. icasl q gree 10 diminish.
fehmona Republic IS combating