Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1866-09-28

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Incurred in support of the rebellion shail
ever be assumed or paid by any State rol
shall payment be made for the emancipa-
ton of any slave.
I V. Congress shall have power to en-
force these guarantees by appropriate log
islation.
Such. fellow-citiZens. are the conditions
OF reconstruction proposed by Congress
and already accepted by the loyal legis-
lature OF Tennessee. Are they harsh OF
/ degrading: DO you discern therein dis
position to tramplc on the PROSTATE or
I push an advantage to the utmost? DO
they enlbody auebt Of vengence, or any
cOntiscation but that of slavery? We So
+ licit your candid. impartial judgment.
What is intended by the third section Is
simply to give loyalty a fair start in the
reconstructed States. Under the Johnson
policy, the rebels monopoliza power and
| place even in communities where they are
decidedly outnumbered. Their generals
are governors and members elect of Con-
gress; their colonies and majors fill the
legislatures and officiute rs sheritfs. Not
only are the steallta>tly-loyal prescribed.
| but even .tay-at-home rebels have little
in competition With those who fought
Ia Subvert the Union. When this rebel
monopoly of office shall have been broken
up. and loyalty to the Union shall have
become general and hearty Congress may
remove the disability. and will doubtless
make haste to do so.
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