New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-11
,tent and mutifOrm counteractiors BY the late mas

sistent and multorm contradictions by the ate mas
ter class. =
Of the social equality Of the people Of COLOR We mus
not permit opinions to be warped py sucn connaeI
atoms The present question 10 strictly one OF Pom,ce
justice and safety and not Of social equamy o.
deposits q vote which he can write minister, 8Nes
deposition which he read and sign, ana pays a1
on the he has bought the law forces no com
parsons between his intellectual moral, ph!scsi o.
social condition and that Of the white citizen OF what
ever race or nation who lives votes OF testnes ny LIE
side. d,
But the nation has deep interest in the Freedmen
by themselves considered The republic must choose
to-day between two results. The millions Oh people on
best white blood in their veins must be either an eau
Gated industrious land-hoding arms bearing, tax
paving voting sclf.protecting population or an un,
Taught indoent objectless. disfanchse9, ne'pess a
debssed population--fhe subsratum Of proud, rest
less. unrepubican political and social arlstocfecy'
President has undertaken, In certain OF Tue r heoe
States an experiment for speedy restoration kecoe
nizins the general policy and duty OF restoration 40
soon practicable the experiment commanus oul
earnest wishes for its success by s success
the return Of the States to their position-tna'
they nre only too ready 10 debut their return WIN
Constitutions in which the public safety ana pubic
faith shall be secured We cannot n, et moi the
republic fail The more recent slgns are tna' .no
spirit which caused the war Is preparing 20
politically the ground has lost IN pa.e E,s, nv
not to surprise u.s. Let haste to restore stars no
fear OF Rebel dissatisfaction lead the repubhc W con
promise its safety or it's honor
During the progress toward restoration the hatlou
hold the State in military occupation by powers result
ing necessarily from successful war; LBS ho'u upo
them is to be continued until this or some othef
ment does succeed We need not be precipitate Inc
present authority, although resulting from war. may
as we have said be largely exercised by cvi methoas
ard civil functionares. and be accompanies VII" Wy
enjoyment Of many civil rights ara ioeai Iuni.'pa
institutions executive and judicial II the present eh
periment fails we nav try the experiment OF Dnding
by the people from the foundation, by means OF 'nu
nicpal Institutions Of Towns ana counties win tnc a
of education commerce and immigration. new SPIT.
being infused and the people becoming ACCOMMODATION
TO their new relations, and so advance gradually 10
complete restoration
This Is but one suggestion Various methods open
TO u.s. Only let il be understood that there is no point
at which the Rebels defy politically any more than
they could In war the authority OF the KePubnc. Inc
end the nation has in view is the same rs that Tor whch
the war accepted and prosecuted-the restoration
Of the States their legitimate relations with the Re
public The condition things calls for no limitations
of time or methods. BY whatever course OF reasoning
IL may be reached. upon whacver doctrine OF public
law ii may rest however long may be the interval OF
waiting and whatever may be the process resorted TO-
the friends and enemies Of the Republic should alike
derstana that II hns the powers and will use the means
to insure final restoration Of the States with constu
tions which ate republican, and with PROVISIONS that
shall secure the public safety and the public faith
Boston June 81.
Howe, J. Inrerso Bowdtch John N. Forb. Daniel Denny
VIM. Is. spooner. Henry L. Pierce, Emory Washbufr VIM
John G. Lee Fianei. " Bird John wel, Zsna. Crane,
Peleg W. Chandler Richard l.. Pease Pinto 5. Shelton
Aaron {. Mayhcw, John J.. Baker. George William Bond
Georse e. Rchsrison. J. Huntington Woicott, VIM. u.
Weld, Homer Bartlett Benjamin Reed, J. NJ. 5. VII
isms Edward W. Kiusley. Julius Rockwell, Nilliam End
colt ,r Jane. T. Robinson. Robert Pitman Martin Brim
iner bert Wright, John BesAm, Charles Adams, IT,
Amssa Walker. Henry l.. Sabn, John @ A. Griffin Enssns
Hopkins, Addison Gage. David Bursley. James NJ Stone
Joshua l.. Crane Robert b. Sorer, vice preSidents.
William :. Robinson Charles w. SLACK, DelaDo A. God
dard, secTetsries.
Richard II. Dana, ~, Theophus Parsons Charles O. Lo-
ring John q. Whittier Jacob NJ Manning Samuel GLOVE
GEORGE L. sosrns William Endico jr., committee TO pre-
pare the addSess.