Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1866-06-23

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demand frankless and csudor, aud
an o. h4Sd EilA both q thse articles
this evening.
Tie psiafal r0Gsr eonea ts ne tha,
there is difference n sp1ior betueen
cur patriotic Congress Aad or &ea
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rOguea. assaasins, and liars ; but nv
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Differences Of OFioiOn.
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intended to he frsGk Eitb you to BtxA,
les me remark, ir response to the Ques
As 10 Whether sEds-se the President.
thst l DO NEST cOrdisHy / beliere
him to be honest, capable And patriotic.
Then zee upon the connteuaSces Of
naOy around ne another question
which | eoos'rue to be. Do yoa 60
dorse Congress- | reply unhssi,atiDgly
aud unequivoeally that | do. be.
here il to tie modest band OF patriots
that ever assemble in nalioaal copoeIl
since the days Of 10, Wien The wise
sad best men the world ever saw coa.
Vensd together 10 Independence Hall
Philadelphia. Congress, in The dis
charged itP high and solemn response.
bli'I. fIs it its duty TO pass. at an ear
y day in the session, q bill for the
enlargementOf the pORers II the Freed.
mems Bureau. A mere wise Apa be.
%nsEO!en. measure VA aeser considered
within the Esssive walls Of the capsOl
or beneath lis liberty capped dome,
1t vas necessary for tie we'll being Of
the na'ion, and essentid to the carry
ing out Of the pledge Of freedom given
TO Tour millions Of backs just lsdleased
from bondage. all honor 70 the noble
men who gave il heir ssrptioa. Az to
its eOAstitUtiOna6ty ,'Houe Ast fools eve
doubted that But then. fellow citizens.
lhs President felt eonstra ned, as the
guardian Of the Constitution. to veto
that bill aud as said b6ore that /
intend to be frank with you tonight, I
Ell take occasion to say Tat | think
that veto was tAeproudest aid Dobles,
act Of his life. and that | endorse /,
iuiiy. Il such measures as TIA Freed.
meme Bureau bill are % pass We may
eOid'fairWell to American 4lbery, and
prepare to confront q stern and uurs.
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