, 1865-10-23

South Of Mason q DlIOn's line without tlot
It knows today that no constitutional pro
.. . liam c. Bryan himself, writing what be did
; calm, Judlcious, moderate as it was, In ths
city Of Charleston. And get 1t has the fac
70 say, ''Eiyc us parchment provision thu
The black man ought to hare his rights, ant
all will be right, Do you believe ity D,
you believe that the Erening Posf believes 1t
But you say to me, as atr. Sumner told tn
,, Convention at Worcester: "TAcrc Is
power yet under whose shelter we may taxi
refuge; and That is the Congress-" Well
now: gentlemen, Mr.. Sumner says VIC ca1
liam Fem wns travelling once in the Com
monwealth Of Pennsylvania with Quakc
friend, and Justice Of the Pcace insu1tet
nm. The Governor paying no attention
thus setEimportont officer turned TO tho frienl
and said "knowest thou who am?-s
him: "sly friend here manufactuFes suef
things Us thee" fLaughter.I Well, now, VT
knew who manufactures Congress-thc poo
pie-thc Republican party. Well, the Re.
publican party has spoken We hare heard
Its views It has not dared 10 utter the word
4 dents plan.
There has not been single Republican con
: yenlion that has not Endorsed the President
Why the Republican party does not exist
There u spectre walking through the coun.
" IN Its shEoud, but there is no such party
II has not existed since the Baltimore Conyen,
tion, when it was buried In the Will Of Aura
ham Lincoln. ! deny the existence Of any DO.
litical force entitled to the name Of the Re
publican party.
The official paper In Paris In 1872, when Ha.
poieon iook It as s organ, IN is Introductory
we nave still opinions. wei, low, stihsfRn. the Re.
publican party cannot say that co where
you please, II has no opinions.
CONGRESS AND TIE CABINET.
Men say that members Of the Cabinet be.
lieye In suffrage. Show me cue member OF the
Cabinet who can prove to any mans belief
that he ever uttered one word to the President
Show me member Of the Cabinet That cScy
went out to the people to utter word in ia-
yor Of suffrage or has endcayored to smooth
the path Of the President toward the adoptioa
Of such plan, and 1 will then grant that we
have men IN the Cabinet who although ap-
But Mr.. A. will tell you here, and Mr.. B. viii
tell yon there, and ar. c. In another place,
that this member thinks that, and tfpther
member thinks that, but no lfsp-no whisper
either In prtSato or public assert what
know.has been heard from the members Of
tocrncy Of the Republican paEty-has been
heard from them In favor Of plan which thcy
confess holds In It tho salvation oftlc country,
But no.. The dodge IL "it l. necessary. It Is
right, 1t Ii indspensable-trus not to tho
South. Every party convention meets dis
cusscs, has long debates, avoids The question,
md praiscs the President. There Il no Re.
publican party"
Do Jou expect that the stream will be
higher than the fountain? Do you expect
flat the men who tFernblc for tho result of
elections are going up there With these signs
behind them, and throwing themselves, ike
modern Curtii, into the gulf which the neccs-
sity Of the hour creates? When did politi.
clans cEcs do II? When did they make bricks
| without 6trnw?
tlves stands Mcpherson; lie hns the right to
make up bis list and introduce eighty-four
| Southern delegates without question. But
he says he won't-it would be Infamous: he
says there would be law against it. But
TIC National !ntetltge"eer,, Which Is the organ
bind Congress. What another Congress did:
this Congress need not notice. They cannot
bind their successors. Congress has the
| sovereign right 10 judge for ites,r wnctncr
these men are ss99mPetent to enter: Sup.
60 into caucus, Nr. Doolittle, Of WE
consia-or he may not be there-not
elected, but some man like him-the Doolit-
| tics are not extinet-some gentleman says to
~, ru, a,~T,a-;,1,a.s+ ~. .ooks upon Inls a9
In 1,ara I"inaa tion ~ ,e5e; ,pef;mene: Why,
/ hare been through my oWn State arguing
this thing Us the best thing possible. heard
noI 'os - ~ SeesceLy seward tnat God never
~, n fart T y % nat ~ tus 80 eScel!ent.
hera ~ ~ ~ -, thot ~ h,s,e , ~ r. experiment, am
! quit 1t. must not be made fool Of" Nc
Pherfon must admit them. or course that
gentleman win say:.+ It Is against my opin-
loo, II u!tEai, II Is 4E1amons' pn1 as yoo say
sos ..,asa:E Eati} M.n' ~ tae se5sant o. tne or
s1nst Iei ahcr y S9o % 9ay 80 SKY 1Vy 70 i1fIy,
I 6s 50. suppose, IS ny exeel!snt friend be- BE-
Ga LILY 4n, ang ,IepIssntatIso s M from seaton'
!o5oS, 5 nouewen,1 eeneVes' % .hey are pot admit,
M.e14iLfSs41ppose M1i.fs1pp 1ne aoof Is saut ana stamped
Acrnefsoh name immortal for ever IF
| ns ages -. S9ng3ehS asssmoies, Louisiana
ks hnosAs =. tIs uoe1. Maat snau You 90 With
Ut oa w sow w eae aa "no seaas up great
~ p1,s np HILL one nfst 10 sec no"
'nc cu'feot 11ns'
GENERAL BASKs AND HENRY WILSON AND
CHARLES SUMNER.
There Is ragEant mountcbank, disgraced
with his own acts, laden with the curses Of
every loyal man in Louisiana, whom Massa-
snnss..s % 1hinks aIs TO send inside that Congress
fer than ne Il by hundred per cent.-thc
mean to @ DO about ity There Is Louisiana,
tnese u al1s1pp,, s,,ss tncy have o5Ganlzations,
eS,, 10y nh,e ~ Toare arcn ~ a militia. 1hey gre ~
5sau5 ~ tnU' AsGolug A,s4 70 Tue aaVlce ei
ioolmf: Me nave got no soldiers. Do you
Intent 70 lalse another army q TWO hundred
tnoasau4 1n1.H ~ ., essunJ1eate A1ss1ssippl and
contlea a.2uasaa3a SONG gentleman says,
somc aistnGaasnea q Massaehnsetts representa-
tlyE kaysmanesG @ n.ancs sna % hcid under
banks aass I.sGs, f., anu @ asks tne WeI department
"hetnef 1ney nave Inc means Of holding them
10 m1alaty eonltoi, anu stanton SENDS back
Molo very sosIy 10 ray taat Inc troops
% haye 81 en bsen l.aa maSerGu !i out. L you wish to
call ior o hundfea fhousand volunteers"
lLaughter.l -;
Gentlcnen-it y not an experiment. The
President las put rebel in every spot, he
has put . biyonct IN front Of every Southern
he has mustered out almost every black man
tot m experiment; 1t is a fertilization.
Massachusetts meets at Worcester, and dis.
cusses .: abstract right-what is needed was
ar no rass o paiPaGS ra;,ep epe ny bs a1ay
,r:i ~ - hn,r saon - thn sr,, ~ art";ncy;
Men sag, ~" soV wv '1i t,o esm siar'. eosn
LoHnE ION, Gonans H.. E:,t7nc,s sernonta n
is az oleanlzGTu-ahs sS,, 49, ;iEJaa IL -
Republican P9Ity ana eEnsncu inc n1e oht ol
In 1874 The Republican pa5ty Looked o Z, Aora- bra
nam Lincoln N NC lace p4eksa s * t6e Dol-
ger states, ana quaHe4. io.oay INC hcpnn4"
Gnn Palay iooSs ; AMY n an Fl hi ace M
lhc ofganlzsa fc9e! e1a!es neAina nm anu II
m has quallsa. mere ,so = not anylnng lei5;
afusl n9I GoneIesS. N.fn natet Iuas uR nill
they VII pfcak liom 1ne f9es1aent. Way,
mere ate men S!t.uE oa 1n1s PMt1olM 9aa; WIG
suppoflea Aoranam ia 9 LAncol, u 4oo4, VINO sac
10 me ou TEE LOO 44eu u opposing INN
ana oleakinE thc neI9ntGau pally Low