, 1865-10-03

bern extended o|e7 almost e7ery cocuty IN the
Tas psep!s ~ st,Rg sss!aggns ,.teat2n 70 Pr;
S1 hsppy 1uaaenocs abroad thronshout u Ind. ''
1RcAI1EsI OF 1HB 1ArE HKBxLA
In relation to disbanded rebel soliies he says #
thousands who fought b.aye1y in bid cause, pro-
stded They act ~ become their ci1ruRft snces. A
fot the Ioa sea who blind1y followed the standard
will On iheF sincere return to loyalty, but as nany
0! thcm Is 1re guilty rebels should heelfaliy sub
nit TO fire or Ten years Of Acknowledgement, SO As
from their hands. IA Tor the original conspirato.u
tns; . writing snd asitaiiag, got up tnis re-
tcncs Of wrong 10 Themselves, t1sitotoasy s:t the
rebellion On ioot-the Southern men who, through
rapnf. a1son, perjury end butrhery, have fIed tue
",o q no se T. ne
growth and responsibility to treason in the South
q IN the border Siates, By sending these nnwhfp
ond rebellion. ills dnty to teaeh these leaders
a aletsou they will never forget, and one that VII
profit cenezat1ons set 70 eoms Teach then that
tttason is more certain TO Eubyert the Govrrnment
than II rebellion itself. Teach them that clemeney
=. The sacrifice Of justiee Is criminal abandonment
c1ime aga,nst law and liberty, and thst they vbo
are guilty Of 1t haye foEteited ali
c!cims TO protection, and all rights 10 citizenship
rHlonATpN.
The Goyesoot recommends the announcement OF
emigration. especially German, into !'enasasee. by
n>ctns ol u State agency In New York. II Is tar
zpo1c safe and ralioua process Of regeneEating tho
aSe 5ao s1a SeP
conirovcrted question Of State rights. It occasions
no necessity for srhit1arT military rule. It docs
he q &c 9se %
red out IL Indicated, fl will accomplish the end We
all hare in view, While 1he ulhcr hand The fndis-
eimfDaie grant Of the right OF suffrage to the COZ
the eonth depressed. and e1aspe1ate tho:e who,
under other circumstances, would become feToled
n'ende Of the Government and acreps The emancl-
pa.lon Of The eaves evcnt not at all offensive.
nm tsee TO admit. thai Tor the present. Wc have
done enough Tor the negro. and althouse negro rot
INC cannot suit NJ ma 1rai p5ejGdccs Of CASTE there
onee-a large class. The ignorant, docile- eaxIly
political pese1 IN nos willing 10 - j i6e ii
among the Aihlces. II rebels ere to be restored IL
The right Of the eleclTc franchise, would say lei
ns no LONGER deny these political nights to shs
EAvcs. In my Judgment loytl negro more esn1
nentts entitled to suffrage thana dlsloyal W4ltt
man,.
VOTING QUALIFICATIONS.
The Governor adds that in his opinion Congres.
II @hio eos sae Il Se9eaes ss @s y ~
when neg1o eudtagc will be right and proper, ant
1hat 1t viii not ca1ry with negro equality Eitf
| o'ina. free pecroes had formerly been allowed Il
vote with no evil results. lie discusses this qucs
| ability.
| COLONIZATION. -,
| In regard 10 colonization, he says: "A long an
Intimate Acquaintance With ahaIfr in The Sou,h ha
convinced nie that the white md colo1cd peopl
eannot live together politically Of socially Ill on
leci.lation should LOOK to peaoeabc separation o
| the two r1cee On Southern soil the bacEs In thet
separate cpndition, to enjoy full political rights,
yonpleaEe The right Of suffrage and representation
am the advocate oaaprfopriainE separate md suit
ahte amount Of territory, within Fnch degrees .
latitude arc adAped 10 their nature, thrre rel
tlirr them n nation Of freedmen, Texas afford
ing. the rcqnaH,te amount Of territory, aud harin
declared that e,nTeT never should ht abolished
eerna 10 me that Government should couhecate ih
rebel i.ndt pay TIE lo5sl men for 19f,s s snd tnE
this scheme should lot stkike the National Cover
ment a. plausible, Then let Mexsco be cleaned OF
souia. Tie advent It q aa1imiItsn in,o IeS,co VI n
paEt Of the rebellion. 1t was the effort Of FFant
to hank the American Government Our work
mill ne drive the French oui Of Mexico and Fl,
70 tat unfortunate sister Republic : pesmaue1
Government.
4EcoxNESpkneAs.
He recomntnds eonfe7tne upon freedmen Il
privileges Of teetlsing In eourtb Of tusiice, the +
plscins Of the School fund stolen bJ the eecesde
Legislature, rome action in regard to the prcsezv
1l0u y! lHc pfUpE119 ~ uoAeG u <l9 AE
jackson. the establishment Of branch pe1itentf
rice ut Atrnphh and Knoxville.
! NTEMFEuAxCE.
The Governor tAkes IN extreme position In regR
. to intemperaDce md recommends erch 3t4te Ia
On Intoxicating liquors II will amount 10 prohft
| don OF their eA}e.
nDoRsEs TIE PnEsu,Etr.
Finally ,he Governor stands up boldly for Pre-
dent Johnson, declaring thak be is consistent
carrying out hi ot1en repeated policy while Mir
~ Governor Of Tennessee, and when taking his &c
in the Presidential chair.