, 1866-02-20

neglected. Ii should also be borne In mind
that all the vast throng Of mutineers agninst
tho principles Of Eternal Justice arc pcrpetu-
ally Eoaded On By their own seazed con
sciences 10 clamor against the good which
thcy are mol privileged TO appreciate, and 10
prop UP the evil toward which their own
souls inevitably ggazitate. Hence 1t Is that
the abeitors Of darkness seem 60 powerful
and the champions OF truth go powerlcss. It
was 50 In all the many years preceding The
war. It is 20 again now that peace is r.
stored. The country tes glorfously yindi-
Gated its power to contend With the enemies
OF the republic on the battle field. Tho qucs-
ton Is whether 1t will also be ahlc 10 achieve
the same triumph In civil contests Lincoln,
the great upholder Of truth and equity, had
10 sooner departed, when the fearful events
and lessons Of the last four years seem to hare
valdslied like n dream, and his successor tn
the Presidency seems only bent On hush1ng
mp the past, or bolsterIng up the present, and
like Pierce and Buchanan, leaving the future
10 the chances of fate. The fresidcut, with
possibly excellent intentions, but without the
first essential Of statesmadke forethouGht and
imagination, Beems to- gloat IN childish de-
hight over nominal and artiaeinl restoration
Of the Union, and seems to nurse the Ilusion
that so soon us the blank seats In Congress
shah be again occupied By those who deserted
them to t,etsny their country, all viii be right
again, and The nations regeneration secured
upon sound foundation.
South Carolina will by some miraculous
dispensation, chime In, In future, with the
ideas Of New England, and Louisiana with
thoae Of this mighty West, and Alabams,
Mississippi and Virginia with those Of Pcuo-
sylyania and New York.
1t must Indeed be patent to every intenI-
gent man. that the gulf OF thought betwcan
Slave~state and Free labor communities that
has Htdcned since the dawn Of American
history INTO chasEn which coula only be
bridged over By the booming Of cannon, can
not be now 60 smoothly and swiftly encom-
passed By the fre1dent after few weeks
rosy and cozy delibezatlon. Slavery, to he
sure, was the most conspicuous dag under
which the South arrayed itself against tho
North, buthas not the South retrogTessed u
the same time In all spheres Of enlledteument
in the same ratio that the 9ee states have
maize rapid strides OF proeresss 1his mon
strops disparity between ignorance and
sod n,f1rstr
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pe1nocey III lne po@.pss .p';s y. ms1ss Ion,
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WORSHIP o. tne sA.e @ sa.lsna =. ponM l.lH1 Ioles;
Win lnosl !ecAless ano ilFo.ons aisfssa1e ~ :.
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Inc county, anu 1eu 10 " uaa.e uron VIZ
cano 1o1 Inc GENERATIONS pieeeenle tue NJ
We Ss5, 1nen. INV st.o"Ss uous p.,.o.
arc aeeoeo On tne paf1 y, sae Hspnot!sna
parry 10 Oppose 10 taAs otiA Anxe'tn4 eacsl
Of our pohuea naen9esS' anu 70 .ne Wun.
CHI remedies OF Inc E1ecuuve t.elon, tne
crushing forceh OF tne peoples oea.nless oelet, :,
mlnatoh 10 u1umpa py LIE integrity a'ia
strength OF theif tnonenls u peace, as anc3
have CONQUERED oy the endurance ana 6kn1 o'
their folders ano saliois Ii HaF'
t,nnryycr or GRANT AND THE
PRESIDENT.
Following suddenly and unexpectedly upon
Gen. Grants refusal to revoke the order sup
pressing the Richmond Etaminey, alleging
that such a revocation would be improper and
mIsch1cvous In tendency" and on the next
day ai1es the issuing Of Gen. Grants order m
roupcing the policy of supp1cssing all
Southern papers Of like seditious character,
COMES the following announcement Of the
p-es,dentia1 t,alicy- as published In the Rich