, 1865-10-17


negro suffrage. Gen. Cox favored SET
ting apart certain States in which negroes
exclusively" should vote aad hold office,
and even the platform coyertly endorses negro
suffrage in these clauses,
I'VE demand thM such frcons.sn snctiou sha1l be Al
| snch time and upon such Terms ss viii give IN
questionable assurance Of the peace and security
not only o! the loyal people OF the rchal Satcs. bt
also Of the peace and prosperity OF the Federal
| Rtsolrxd, That the experience Of the ,.,t fon,
year shows re absolute necessity IN ali our poit
,sai ac1on, - pi Keeping steadily In VIEW the great
DECLARATION Of INDEPENDENCE. - VAC
:. What hut "negro auf1rage' did the Min
nesota Republican Convention mean by The
following resolution?
feSdted, That the spirit Of Our institutions re.
gul!e9 that the measure Of mans polIi{ca rirhta
shall be ntither his religion, his btrthplac his
!st,es; and that tt would Be fub!ersivc Of bot d.
toEm aud spirit Of our institutions, 10 permit any
po1tion Of our population TO remain ii 4 deeraded
10 obey, Government in which they have no VOICE.
and whose whole machinery may he directed to
their destruction.
Must not the Times except Minnesota also,
in declaring that Copperhcads have sonsht to
force the negro suffrage issue on the Union
party, and have failed. We're not the au-
tl,ors Of the above resolution much farther
from Coppcrhcadism than The New York
1Maes, Which endorses The Coppcrhead doc
trinc Of white suffrage only: \,
q. In Wisconsin the first convention en-.
dortcd negro suffrage coyertly In the follow.
ing resolution:
Etsoictd, Thai in the onnton of THE f.,r-o,.,o,,
y Is due 10 equal justcc and to The gltered cond
tion o. .nines that tte Constitution Of The United
scntntion ~ a.s g S1n," ~ 70 MaEe ne repre-
tntTes prorortIorate il fhe nu.nSao ~ ~
qualified mile electors in snch Statee, ''~A'
The plain object Of this resolution ia IN rnt
down the. number of Southern Rco,ceo,,t, :, :
tivcs rv dcnri,,no t1,a,-, ~ t~~s,,t. .ss .s
1,c,, a. cona-os. ,,,.r, 49, 80 r l"'u.
- ~"Netess 'a.'' lucy Elnat negro SUI
laTe, "Aeu tneg would gam thirty-three.
hut thc majority OF the Republicans Of Wis.,
cousin were 30 dissatisfied that the platform
did not more plainly endorse negro sufIrarc.
that thrv held a new Convention an nr-,,osa
IN c,dorse 1s thn-o ~, ao,,,.t ~ ~
.no.+,o,, - .. ..oS NnAs - sac
co!s'u. .....
lo. Finaily, has not Iowa, By =, 900 majori-
~, voted for the following resolution:
Resauel, That, with proper safeguards .o The mr.
rity OF The la}lot.bo the elective franchise shpaM
IT.t q nnsea upon LOYALTY 10 The Constitution and
- rs 1esssa H. ana ansming The equality Q!
amenifpr lie fnnstitu,sa1 ~ on,Stet ~ ~ AsG5 oi
out the word "vhIte," In the artlcls on sudSase.
Ncfnsist that In the iaca nj snr1, mn nrrar
of testfnouv the sof <7i.cn, Rcrn1,1,.,, ,,,,.
nal that daras IL dor.. t,,ot f.ara..s 81.
Is - s.-.,. = 80 W oon eaa4 ~
- .. teauc III tnts eampalen' Is endowed win
m Hapuaence 1ha1 Is unprecedented and
mendacltr that Is utterly silly The Timer
can deceive no one by It's weakness, while its
tr:aclery to the principles OF freedom which
would be harmless in a Coppcrhcad fo,rna,
arc deruor.1ixinr anf, d,soracefn1 IN tha n,,tv
- ...-,- As ~ 49, P0
Ne.euoe ~ hupPo1L' Ites1aent johnson Is
sustained by the Republican victories In the
...on,, ottna .ea'es' on's III 80 Ia! ~ ne mou1ds
t4s ponss N aeeoFoanee WIZ ther platforms.
uo"esef ene t"o may agree on other qucs-
I1ons Lucy oo oo' aaus tal On Inc snurage
4aesuon, ana every hepnohean victory is
fote VI INSTRUCTIONS 10 lhe ffealdent and
congress 10 e4'ena the Suffrage, not to all
I'll 1east 10 some O 1oe dis.ranehtscd M class.
THE n tie OF WAGES.
..-. CHICAGO. Oct l., 1865.
I%..us sao sN .aoE,., a..oe
,,te,~ in tle +rr1a1-r m thc =, ,ch, ta.r
INT nothn. In ,ny of them s+rck M 90 fo,rfb,x =,
your cIossur paragraph in The ,,1cc on tn,i o1e..
tlou in this DAYS paper.
Your position Is 70 p.ain-sou nre Ia favor Of
giving fair wnJcs for honest work. That's worry
clear, and nothing Of the demasoEue about that.
VINO 70 decide WAL talf wages mean: lam
sors.ans scaae1 81 us AAahcS. aug pay iof one
~ ahe-. ssau,a . .oD.,ns ~, na unus1
doil,r. n xest VA f.;r u,,-es for r,r- srorr .ns
that by reducing your wares to fa!r price vecould
ret oux TmuCsE 20 much less ..,.r month; what
would yon think Of our ideas Of fssr ua9ess Yet,
s, ves1ly believe there are this day hundreds Of
meehan'cs who work harder md honesser than you
WORK, VAN ooth oFa1n hhd muscle and only setan:
3u,a suou. aa aoaa, hau ~ mss ~, me VINCE o. zoe
hs-s ~; INV : w., sr,s ,,no,,n, .tths, ~ h,s1r
or muscle. Tbev nc aI1 r:ale. a.tana unnro1.abIs
All lint Is IN them tha, ever had auv
WEIGHT was written and tpoken and
worn threadhare gears ago asa'nst
tue fac'osy nalls. &e' m England, and As you say
o, ~. seaa'es uoon''s, out WIN "a al less 1ns,le-
..s.s H., ', n,1s w. .,.-aa 49, -" sos ~. 49,.
fnr men betnr humbucrca and deladea by dezien.
Inc demaRosuee. Thank God The thinking portion
o1 them are getting pretty well ti.ed Of demasn.pes
and are beginning to nnd out that 1t does not re
qa,rs - msny hours work 10 produce given result
- Wv 80. auoso ss.ns .a.sa o.
,.so,r.s s.ss,T t1, sh,.. pn, ~. ,.to-,aa o,s.s
do as much In e,-ht bourx AZ in i'm .xr. NV ,h,,
is.not the whole question b; any means, The
question should rathcr Be pat TINS. With the pEes-
ent amount oi laboE saving machinery, csn snta-
caent amount o. me neecssa1ea ana la1naes Of nte
ts,!"' W. w., w. 81; ~. nos1s - ua 1oa