New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-06
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, MONDAY AUGUST G. 1866

refused alnissioni at is member OF Congress. IT, /.
le c9roserli'y1 ~ con Ntuchl! lie constituency sotd
Congress say- NO representative be
admitted u1tl be is sent by Iayal people. We Iced f.
amendment o. te Consutiol q glafa or liberties De
franchise leading Rebels tie representation be elan gcd 20
show that n va professions of To- siy
and you shall come back And Colg.l was ~ earnest
admitted a she disachi,ed Rebels and ~
that means elected LOYAL men, although SIZE dd not 90 enougn
IS sony C9agTe DID rlf Stand rhtc H'fr orA RPrefc e
stood aud deuaao ho Impartial siodb be gisg 10 ~ oly
rn mon o. me SnA have seen that thct oorod men are thr
only TO the lag and LET my rici lad forget hsr
cunning anu my tongue ceaye 20 the root OF ny mouth iof
consent 20 plt these men under thcir ieoei task
have seen thea march up TO the Rebel rifle pits and de BY
hundreds for the old flag they loved have seen them dying
upon the batf'neld with their ewes turned 70 heaSen, I'M
porng justice for their race and amid these scenes have
sworn TO protect them aud help me God, VIII Keep
u. al through the war sre now called together
by the Vice PRECEDENT that we elected, ang The tsi,
dent that Booth made and the Unon party IS 70 oe II
possible Mr. Montgomery Blair tie abest man 10 tue move
meni say tha Democratic representative ehousA Su 20
elected IA me NoIin ny means OF the tna1e lIs
on 10 make rty OF Congress when added 10 the Soth
cf1 ympahizers already there, and the Southern nenD
elect and waiting for admission the President VIII recognize
them the Congress OF the United States Then We sga
have Gosernmen precisely as the Rebels want u NE
Southern members Ten their seats OF The oommencemeh VI we
war to break up the Government by force OF arms
In this attempt they were deieaea, anu r-1,on
by diplomacy. When this happens what wiz the seven
Thirty bonds Of the capitalist BE- worth am no aa, ,
why shond nj he ont And how - tas 20 DC i1el
don't know what the remedy Wpuld We the fieS4u'As
should declare lot OF Southern traitors 10 be the congress OF
the United States bu think tho rising al Fof Sumter was
not Circumstance what should see lApplllse but
te oya men Congress must BE- sustained We must eeet
seh men as se have now and shall agan be IN CON
don 10 dictate terms II they sec that We are deisi
mined not 10 allow brOihers' blood to SINK
mic the ground uuheeded, they VIII coms 20 terms.
We must fght il out at Che polls IN eiect
inc the ncx Congress and If beat them again We w gay
Egpal rrh 20 al men," We opposed by the same men
who opposed the war and 10 II that the nation
again united aud that tie South represented NOT 5y recon-
struced Rebel but by loyal men and thea we sa pave M
mony peace and prosperity While have pointed ON tetS
daneers fears FOR the future Ine loyai men VI
the North are nHre these things and w stand souigt
TO sboder they did in The which not ended ~
Will vet be safe Gf Union 70 express his sentiments
brao 10 the leading engse IN the process
son WA decorated by representation Of the oddes oi AO
ery daped p rcd Site red the ooofs oftt Conteeray
whe her and hands mauaoed, in tnksn that liberty
WAS in chains the g. As the procession passed unucr
the Union flag the c1mmandans headquarters that nag vas
greeted IN Cr0ans and Kisses have known commanudh
of eearuered city bo didn't n9w traitors to <roan al ihe
old nfe App.ause Cat these brethren Ihey are
The men who starved brothers OF Libby apo Andcs9h'
VILE aud dsy your brothers. Every man VINO nous
Office must subscribe che Presidents policy Ny friend
Gen Iix letter ndorsg the Philadelphia CoE-
venion wondered az t. and couldn't think OF amy reason
iii saw that he nom nated Minister 10 the 1gue
don sn that but II Is "a tue one can see
A great arugee l. coming. If win Liberty Pctre ana
Plenty viii bess lahd. " lose bat God -hoSs
lie result bu coward wil fear 70 meet th' Issue
when II CtflpFF