Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-07

If the Richmond Bulletin is not an advo.
is it2 Is this anything less than threat of u
new rebellion?
When the radicals shall satisfy us that
they are ready to atone for the errors of the
past, in the better action Of the future, wo
may accord to them, however family, some
thing of the confidence that we now i6apose
in the purposes of the Democrats and1con-
servatives of the North. But should they
persist in their malev volcnce-should they
seek still further to attach to us the penalties
that, by reason of physical force, they have
almost placed within their grasp, we will
await patiently for the day when all shall yet
be even-trusting to that Justice that sooner
or later overtakes the wrong-dOer and makes
clear the vindication of honest purposes-that
hour, indeed, when under better auspices cur
people may say, in the exulting clamor of a
triumphant acclaim, that
"Bertrams right and Bertram : might
Have nat on Ellengoman's = height"
And now, by way of showing that Rich,
mond is not utterly given over to treason,
we print the following, which We find in the
Republic:
The incondiary journals at tho Nor,
which are steadily endeavoring to make to
Southe,h people believe that the Govern.
ment is their prosecutor, are the worst enc.
mics we have. When did they ever show
their, iendship for the South exceps in words,
and what did their words ever eject but
mischief and sorrow? What do they utter
thcm for now except to get Southern cir
culation and put money in their purse? II
they can accomplish that object, they care
not what bitter fruits we may reap from the
operation. We can assure them that the
South is beginning to open its eyes to their
true character.
GEN. GARFIELD, in a speech at Ravenna,
Ohio, said
I know of no gentleman with more tho.
rough culture of mind, with more noble
and gallant spirit, and ardent devotion to the
welfare of the Union, than Gen. Cox. On
some points he differs with me and with you.
This is right, At Warren, last fall, certain
questions were propounded to me. / an.
swered that if went to Congress from this
district, / should go n free representative;
otherwise / should stay at home as a free
man. believe it right that candidates for
public Office should be asked if they stand on
the general principles of the party. But il
they have private views OF their own, not
legtimatoly related to the platform, it is
their own business, and the party is not re.
sponsible for them. The same right that |
demanded for myself demand now for Gen,
Cox. trust that the reserve will come up
will all its strength at the approaching cleo.
tion, remembering that every vote in this
great contest kills the vote Of a cOpperheai.
THE Democratic Convention of Lucts
county, at Toledo, having no good resolu-
tiOns to make for their own course, resolved
what the Republicans were up to- thus;
ReSOived, That it should be understood
that the candidates Of the Republican party
for tho State Legislature In this district and
county, favor the striking out of tho word
"white" from the Constitution of Ohio, and
are pledged to the support of the Hon. Jas
NJ. Ashley for United States Senator.