, 1865-09-29

class rule. l: u1ay bc that 1nlsjudge eoossqnsn-
c :, hut 80 an not alone tn such feirs. aas!
who stand toward Ms In most tnopafssdl aInhS a.,S
r., r. t7as Of @ Ensaana WeesS th1onr6oat our
Thps ooe whose means Of obteEsaro1 are Eefy
ample, writing from London. unoes a ale ua's'
'tA rise Of the for eore time un9golsa eoaiTn r. ,hc
ctate bonds to nine per cent. Is aoe!y d1e 20 at
cor dnt Insertions Of conttdetates lnas ts
Jphnsons policy OF reconstruction VIII Festols tns
South 10 such power over tic negroes and y .a sHch
political power at Washington, tha: they VIII 1ne "
tsby be able to redeem thsif 1Snas .a7sad yau IL
Ills view On ths part Of friend and foe The spec
tofoy, in IN article in to-day's Issue On "eecon.
strueton says: Il j. ss7T ;1tan tnm 5@e ~ sulsnsT,
apg res sna q 9Ier Fesdent iheory of
state rights III ,hsy ogdcs asrd sIRts IRpta syste
cssts ' tie % g1cs. employer would again
ru and within twenty ya1ds ne s epsn n
armed coIltsiop." Professor Newman, tn letter
which hayc seen fea1s that the President Is hurry
Ing the United States to the .hosfota o. q 10. 70.
thcn iaf subject 10 their old masters John Stuart
Mil declared yesterday IN my hearing that ne re-
1ncntous one Ever brought before country. and as
involving inicrmlnabie troubles and ohstIuctions,
or nnesamplad peace and prosperity u ~ decision
IL IL custoary to repeat that all this Is only expert
ment II thht be 20, his not The experiment a.,
ready sufficiently shown that Its ending must be-
political sIuyery to The freedmen. and ttnEesture
Of State control exclusively 10 the dlsloyals Do
those sueu assemblies Of The South argue well for
liberty when Feoe1a1 force shall be withdrawn! =
Does the bodctnl note Of nsu.setto1 o. s;9ss .ne n
Seeking to renstaic iiselfs T. not tho coutempla-
tion Of the South fixed steadily on poWcrl,poMer
TO be addressed to he york q undoips & Wast i5e'
But who Is authorizcn to experiment With The uEes
and liberties Of 60 many millions Of men!
And suppose the experiment tatls-Uhen yorF
troops 4ro wtthd1awn-and your tnsurEcnt Statcs
are r. armed, and yonr freedmen arc regulated I'M
der the etatutes, and yon arc confronted In the
National Congress with caste power. as arrogant
hal}.-Nhat is TO rescue this nation hon other &n-
archies and dHl wars. We1l may those who are
charged with The duty OF advising the President
ward wrestling with slavery and trea.ou: Pause
be wrested nom your hand, and converted into en-.
ginez Of destruction for the Union and undSing
ln Fs1ow Sf ctDs IT. his il the anniversary day Of the
Proclamation Of Freedom. That great declaration
q The issue o. ,h!srsT r of rseon essa fostn
Ing all the ttmfdttes and reactions OF those who
were entrusted with power, sbonla inspire NJ on
this occasion 10 like oournge-to Ike snblnaiy Of
States, when they shall set their taces toward the
portals Of the gate Of universal fteedom-shen
they shall demand that the recognition Of the rights
limitation OF l1aco or color-whcn they shall
make manifest the faith that is In them and
declare 10 Prcsidlnt and Cabinet, and
be heard, reet asnred. As arc the people, 20 will
be their ru1err aud do not hesitate 10 declare that
there can be no enduring Injustice In this country
That does not find its counicnance In the people.
fSat 1D6 a
that aroused this nation from the lcthargy Of fatal
campaigns 10 prosperous wat-from talse attitudes
to tic assertion Of universal freedom, and We may
hope with reason that this teasou Of, adversely,
wherein all the conquests Of our armies seenl about
10 BE- surrendered IN the clenlenc!es Of peace and
the af6nlteH OF race, will be electrified BY startlln.
types oI national scrt1mcnt that shall iDpnut fur
ever On the brow OF the Rcpubflc universal suf-
ffase the only guaranty Of universal freedom"