The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-09-30

Kentucky was not Of the "rebelEous y
States she remained through all the late
civil var loyal State. Yet the Ad-
lninissratiOn put her under The ban. just
as it did any of the rebellious States.
IN the late election there. osiensibly,
there is free suffrage in Kentucky; really,
there is simply military suffrage, or suf-
ffagc By suiFerance of the military \
Federal General trampled the Federal
and State Constitutions alike under foot,
and instituted his own tyrannous orders
50 respect to the right of suffrage. Here
is what the Cincinnati Commercial pub
hshed Just previous TO the late election
in Kentueky which shows how thst af-
fair was managed:
We learn that some six or seven candidates
for the Legislature in the central part Of
Kentucky were arrested yesterday, by Gen
Palmer, on the charge Of dislayalty. The
General has issued his orders regulating
voting, and excluding from the polls the foi
lowing classes
l. AL those who have served IN the rebel
army, in any capacity whaieyar.
p Al those who have furnished infarma-
tion TO. oF havb5red any soldiers Of the relei
army all who have assisted any soldier Of
the rebel army BY gsying him horses, food,
clothing. arms, ammunition, ete.
3. AT who have publicly reioicea over de-
feats to the Union arms, or the rebel invasion
ef.the States; all who have displayed rebel
flags, and all whe. in any manner. ly word.
act or deed, directly or indirectly, have given
any ait comfort or assistance to the rebellion,
or manilested asss sympathy for the rebels
All parties herein named, who vote or Of
fer n vete viii be ARRESTED and tried by q
9silifasg eosnEaissfaa. whether detected ON the
day'ef sicetionsor subsequently.
The arrest of the disloyal" candi-
dates, and the prohibition from voting Of
the disqualified classes we're not yoaly ont
RACES N thenSel lyes, but we're also in. plain
vielasisa Of the Amnesty proclamation of
Pressdsns johnson. Yet that high fur.-
tioaaFs permits his General to transgress
the slA4 and his proclamation il order
that Ksalacky may Be secured to the
Abolit sdeh saecaEans arc gsaye
nackeriez such outragcs are most.crim-
iSAIs lase - =
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ptEISc Tow akDs srrE TRuTH. Gen.
Cor, fae nominee Of the a Administration par
tyin 0hio, has written a letter 30 an Aboli-
ten eenmittee tisat Is likely to become the
startiagspoint for new political combinations
ID thas State, if not in others. lie says that
four years Of practical experience, during the
war, have exploded ali his prcconceiycd no
tons on the subject Of negroes, and their re.
lations 70 white men, and that he IS pro-
feaadiy convinced that the negroes they have
torn from their normal condition and de-
bapche1, eaanat hereafter liyc in jaxtaposi-
ton with the white people, and therefore he
pvangss tosepafaae them. and form free nig-
ger Stetss On the model Of Hayti and Daho-
meys u the5gEeat cetten aud sugar regions
of tie Senfh- West And TO this complexion
he. the whilam Aboliti0nist, has come 81
last Ito tear .the negre.fr from his happy and
Christian home, and send him back to idle,
nOn.pfoaucine, snake worshipplng African,
ism, salld the great producing and exporting
States e become barren wastes Alas
alass-Fhy cannot the demcnted creature
see one step farther. that Is, to let the negro
alone altogether, and leave the people, wh1
know his nature and wants, to regulate tht
malker n the future as they did in the past
T4z Coon TInE ConINe.-The New Yorl
IndePspdsnt, the Rev. Henry Ward Beech
erss paper, thus speaks of the happy blend
ing q tie black and white races which il
nrt Of the z millenial programme" :" "
presume that he Equality brethren in Ore
gon WI gladly welcome the happy time;
- This lfhe nagrel race has in it the seet
Of sweet and rich and generous culture. I
shah nix with ours, IS being mixed, indeed
atla IN fatare, Ne shall Sec fruit of art, Q
likeratnre, social life, the product of thi
great ingrnffing. such as has not yet beel
sen Il the world. e IS paltrg IN us to holl
e1F sges 30 close % the present, as If In tn
lab q E8d there we're not years Of pure gold
more seWel- rich more crystaI-clear. To de
I7ttk the eyes, 81 cheer the hearts, to inspir
fls aeing souls Of men. The race tba
skaIf bsonle this splendid continent is ha
vi B6zh. + Is IN tie sFomb of time the ese
ef tbs een6Fat7on, nor the next shall nc
know &, but they inay prepare the way 70
Il. ana believe II is coming.
An oiseiai Unisea Sfatss Mint report give
zI le Of American gold received fsol
1873 S gnns. 1864. 1T nearly 500 600, ,00e
~ ssss sirfsTnf 4s556s. Z rs .e13 Is credited 1