, 1866-08-14

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Ee hsa light to abolish slavery, and did abolish
+ hass Me not 5iFht 70 Do a, s9hinK I'D sys
@ FesoiaiIm Ssd % nof Seen eaaesea 81 i lie : Two two
Housesf That Is no estoppal for anJthiug, and
sneh, ii seenas to ne ne, Sy anS Que Who VI Voted for
The 9esolution, md subsequently voted tor thc j
aend4s1. .SaRas1 ssS1!se'ns g. ssas:s aIs so,vros
Fellow citizens, have cecup:ed 5our attentiou
for long time In the eonetdesatton Of I'll. sssn:
tion cf the ether body whtehh about to assemble
7entIon, have another word to eay. Il u tq A.
dsp5 sonR:s6sad Ths5s Sa e a1so1al
tse Saaie,aH Il ;.R s;!Renaang 10 IaEs; o. tes
Laws. There Is no Prcsldent to sleet-no one 70
/: : esssss sss:,g;s.ssss ss;sses sss
National Convention II it ~as thought desirable
r,,s t. thee sa 9,o. wn hre
ply tying theIt utmost to thwaH The Government
that wns trying 70 put dorn the rebellion, and
se q % eeneods:s hen a1 to one @ei party % suppose
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Fl Z Ssds - e Ssas
s.tenslins >iFSS Fe1Ssps % It i thonsas 1t u COZ
solidating these forces they can indueEec |
hsi % Rep
resentattvcs from ten Of those rebel States: yon
want theru admitted yon should send different
make new selection Of Repreaentstirez. Five
Of your Representatives In the lower House, and
sn RRRsS1 nRase Ssy o9s
eeat End Prd q n for % @
nny differently flord cheersl until the peace OF the
country can be secured against the raach1nations
e1 1 ,o ey Sc ssaGs q s
Now, il It is thought that sneh consolidation
fefen, Find of Representatives,. tkat fhiaaeiphIs
~ sthines Gsssc e. I a9estIons 5 to Ehst Eiaa q
material shan conc In. shall take pa.t In :ha: Con-
thaf % Con.enfon comes CO tosetses. " Reseis ss Vii % 6e
they Vii be e1eiudsd 1on i / don't Know
fa 'a:sa nsS ee iSe!sasa
who said treason must be made odinus with those
nes s. coesced. and battle viii he rebels them.
eelyes, vho fought 70 make treason successful
IN nc %,aSs Ii Rn7R1ss
to t,asfzl It 10 bands eti1 "a stained Win he bsst
blood that foul inhibition ever shed
why ihen they Win put lhrmseivcs ii he bss, aid,
convention with rebeiE% bRt fhst We 4te criminal
Of tic United States, and mo tie Government Of
lheseveIn; stairs ICheezs-l That IS The dilemma
with ,he rebels themselves. ii tie Philadelphia
! Convention, Of they must ladmit ahat We are
e L 9s es Of FrE IN is II sea T
Under these circumstance do not thIn', the
influence much the public jrdg Whether 1t
is intended that the con1enhon shall alarm the
:: public apprehension remains 10 lie seen-
Inotice that those members Of Congress who
voted agniust tic admission Of the rebel rrprcsen-
ta,iscs are called in ihIs speech .sfacsion.''
IL. Iody Of men. ioa p Vii 1emenber M @ thas M 1as
tion, as Is called, numbers two-ih:;ds OF each
house q ths Congress Of The United ssa,es-a We
lie kandial Of erieinaI ps,aoaats = snd % Ge Spoon @
e naea Rea as reasa
ths Congress. ~ Ihs! M has - hsen delibesats!E pro
dc fs5apss 2 e. ao o
would really recommend sucha policy as tl:ae. ba
lie Will treat Tic twothlEds IS faction dom
than onc:ihi1d as Legitimate body. Dal affsr AZ
4 fellow citizens. Congress Is denounced eearccl,
Ss Fl &c ao n sS ss ss scsnss se % nSs Sasa
+ made q vtolrnt wa1, upon The President Of ih
United ststss from the beginning q ths sss.o,
. war made nrou ihe rlcsidsut b ths Congress .
], ttc United satest In The optning OF the sessiu
Re sfs tS y zone i'aa,s s s, mutt n.x stan
10 10 isfesiiy: GonsIe:. taSusht tlat i -
ap Il a. !s d p2s ay Il L
~ President 10 execntc the policy Of Congress. Doc
no, e Mt s rS.c IT,, e
~ but NC wsts sold lis psr.ldea. shoud giye u ii
1aw, ~, ana d, ,cene5e.s t''s do'fn aelts,
's iashs II is %hits iiSass o sipss r. hsvs l.at'
stS o1 ~ wo r.; ss ,ts ;sasa vii
S'F ssas IL seG gis'es Sn ' S III
the fssrns ;s;soa ,a, Il ce.arst' LIZ hs' nos .s
dsiststea % aid tade.s. III, u H. III boet' a r%1
a.a M ,ss.Yn Ss4s "stis;, xf e. n ne
pstsoa., III. i"S'sSus SSsssuts,sr % Se Ia. to- L"
III ttsatea \. l,,ofv lnetaly: inn create
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fsfi % H. %i Il: es sd sss e. .i II
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hs.ng !t.Msd W him IN s.Asks and IN CORDS. md
ow ha1 to sgt. every uns a,,i t!.sFv Meto rrforis
W sna military comlss1ons canning up bstoro i
nt. for revision, ntd tho work OF tho Exrcn1yo u{t
eho hsit We t!ld not neIcnso hIs ccfica, gorro ii
no When MF. johnson itocan,v Ttc.I@snt lila wo
s aso WA cnlvA; thcy wvts reducing ths nws.absr
Il ssss ss o aa y as
~. ~. nnythine like Ii, a. lhcy lind Nrcn during
ue nte term Of Mr. lueoln. Theao courts mast
sc1, sc are being rsltsyed from thcIF, tlnt!rs.
o. work q :hc fresi!:nt L. greatly !ess than Y
,ho ,h the appropriations for Tic clerical force al
tsn Whll0 uouAg, think, heiwcen o!ertn and two
n m!s ei.e amount. We hayo even Eonu 10 !ar a.
nj M make him an appropriation for d, Pardon cu
hey e."n"k ~ h.n WY ~ ,stI III ua @ SacH y
aey during tho pnst scssIop OF Congress Il IL thls}-
08o have matlc him an appropriation tn pay clcel
- ctacJ OF making war Hnoa ihr Prrsidcn,. W
9rs That il ttuo; we had sht 10 pass tho Bills,
hen We exercised o.1r fight. aaii he I'D his. II
Z u 10 tals the anxsson whether 50 would ra.,
over .i.iso1s IL H. ssto' st srH. nas ~ s w =
tra- aotM,as.analnG .9S & sTtos @
3n1d lns "ns nFoa @ tb .'S Il
m ad n n' eea st b @e 7s sa a e pa az 5s
are. M11,s eAna*1 .na.1 .r-a,..rJ r ,rn,1f !.
But Mnne.a AoA prf - u,re si-oa.n- H.,
our 4o1ss. nnt We Tsae StEoAscs ~
not nE asr G,Ia ~ aas nv .t We o.o
ere uns nGtNttas atattS Iae sIlo. - a tActS
Toa hest And II shss t3me sAe P1ssident was
o., he eoant15-the most devoted Trends te
es In sqss ns.sn hS S II
wore wore President, be was jaly remo7in. rom Office
,nsI1l ~ Who made war-ihe President or coasr
rebel bss sesq xo.sd asainss lis faIs l
ment fron .imn: thc beSnn4n, n9 tSe sess;an oxE
4 se- he ena u Il, and now E. arsaigas cors:e,