New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-28

~ act ana eau oily sag here Mhat G
would be well 10 do So ,ien 'a rer letter ana dis
90 ad' tier dispa Oh TO tie Southern o%er ali
~ : will 20 on far rs CIV, s il n matter
80 strurtl,u or readmisslol - t. ",
tis Gfe0 81, 80, - exercise potential voice ~
lNhe.'i - and couscleutiouSly az Ie sn'uu ~
3, Sorc and so igr tihk We , na vbcycr he Press
to the iino ihno ~s PROVISIONAL temporary uone ~,
GEM i maT ard done with me ''nnSi,;o"
the nl'"''t ths states 10 be IN that ooh0a,io o
lrcpar,rRs ms r nneht be ready to act uP Sn
tlnt Z ~ ON. for rea5Uiesion. Nothing can oe
:, 'n, the ruth than u, oonslgh. "so. 10. 49,.
" ~ ~, Iobrson hns acted Ol tie oplDoh lhol once
{. ~ ~ .Io,s State and that state canho, go ou'
. s,"r Taon Certainly it can. We know there Is
terxe which Sia,e can 30 "Ir 0 acted ali
the interregnum between t,e last ConsTcSs ~ u
- rrrSpt an the assumption that those sld''s Hau ~
f,t tbyf rights IN the Union ana were 10 cunt oaOA
90 Lock al all by submitting to CERTAIN very
u ny additions MIR johnson said to tttri Il as
svow aisgSncc your eircied GoVeinofs ana pu' W.
80 ,1oees t,pvcrnOls If my own ebolcc. Every one
- tbot Eis chmce not Their choice but thcy ir"A
~ lie i,ipoe,d the choice with taet nudeIs tihdihf
ana they took It WI the same. II Woulnhe SasS wv
lila MIR Wnt,r Smith 10 no Governor. We,l
tr,, csnnot ,eSe I'M fr Governor" ana so invent
.srongb MI the oLey States No oouht every one Of
them wSed have d1 TsS Mr. D Johnson " appoint
,,, thew lad TO save ne nan 81 tell Yon,' says Mr.
,Iohtsoa ",ou canpot into the Union until you
o10,t nntn Won ufify the O'ClUaii0n abOlisl az
IS6+gvp That W., n Jsry hard condition, hut ihey
tcd &, DO IT, Then You cannot come Daek "lh nv
recoCrz. vour government unless you fepndla,e tDe
rebel lrhthe debt Jcur state cohliActeu III hbD'"h
against the Government. c..-,.., A., ,ot,
Nov Il once a State, awayss state then iia' ueos
/ is a rood debt Then TIE on uofeThois l''. ~
elected vcrs good Governors; tlsn tue app"ih'u'hS
nv lie President were assumption, ana inc Iefu"'
mon tiat HEY must ratily {! ant Si.'ely "lAcAt
ard cont they must Ieluaiate tLs i'.o'i ~ ~"
.trc.0us assam t!ons ~! ~! ~ 49,.
h.cuo those states were noi. ana uin
, ~ Law II tie Uuion IN that 50 when entities
- e.. ~ eousd voice m the goyrruHent Of tlr COON
~" ,,,,l.i.el Wei. Congress net, una Congress
-, A. say MI. President. zee, )cs' We Hfite u
~ t ven have done; low ooA ~ Wo VIM '.l''''
- VIZ, r.we Gust have euaia i"rs iur 'le continued
COZ h''o"tt iv.I,, If tlrsc States We cannot
avg t Ga Senrt'ls here and g Eeprrsehlsu,es
eS"1 - come hero 10 act oct i"T ue Chl'n' oui
lScs,' .he G MON; rot 100 Nll4"e ~ ~. w.. a..
Yse'e t,.rs WHO have lost tLcu Hyrhi h"t u.e,u.bt
VI ~. tering tits Government We must h., ''''
o - :, res send t. ue uen DOSE .,..' o., a., -
lU,9' - ,A cot against II. No mntef WIN W! VIC
co-.,s or I've yeaTs ave, they must To-Day o. %" ~
"a, We DO E.s popoe 70 IVY W W. i , , 90 ie
49, -, be brought within te very clt utL OF uc
p iyei.e of this Uni0u We must klo" taal iAeie I'
4 ,.,iIa,ery N tue men who cone taeS 10 hH seh,s ~
e -, ,!ess, thch your rcpes'tNiNtt ~ cNt %
u -. ,,,'T .,.d I'D slwEed. llcy lust cone b.cA
rs no; 10 tgii against ne Ho'sr.Eeh';
7 no. TO weaken ~ c.s,I ,,es me- ~
o and sTel s'-eD h r; iicir tetuu vii be noi ON
c weak uess ~ ~ this Uoon but n inlet Of pcFi7
Il ~ say, CJneress and vail hrr1rss a. 81 4 AZ
Il must Go, si s. sa cry uuly, NJ. Prcd-a, Az
"a gatI lus
: rcrtlcupp' N the south, ; S,utlerp st,,s. 80
10 the colo 60 people Of lie Us that The, AZ a.,
If declared tn, u nee You tel Tie ear,6 Msa ste
: the, viii pc re- OF ihe face 10 take thai CO
nete medic, 1nls urp very npt thr 49, GORE
( which goes y likely 10 onus you o., Ia :.
- 10 be inul,ed Now. then Wien oet,s,,, '
out NC ca urct expect ~ ed to ~,
r sry very great eInest ana careful iouh IA.
n those predictions " Say That their see. en- ~,
d curse out blessing &c i'Ee enc4 II y esta ab
!, evi! hui as good and .'J i,,f 10 Be On rue A.,
q blessing Thcy have o"i ;ai'l'g, lCs,b M. Alto,
q leo, Of this Go,erImouS slG g,cuDcro o. tLet b.
i 20 sp.1t non oil ~ mai iasti,o We =
II CARED solemn Obligation :" hroicct and A'ien1h
IA htrry and 10 take that E4t freedom = l IN B.
a curse 10 then as you Say it ~ Nov. $ -nile pca
b. what YOU y 10 ihis' We pirs1ge TO Pf-f.e' h|
+, " YEA they all with oie accord bf' r 20 excuse
d One says. 80 yea ven TIE care ~ ilrn. We tloe.
stand nggeYs better THAI you DO ~ 90 ny nienl
O. you DO not understand them be..cr than ~
, "a hersnse Won be.ieyed they never c.4i afru tie
~ livelihood unless they were Kept IN SAyeTv nos Yn
H. very ell zee that they cun oud co. There is Il. ttg
be non possoly starvation at the South. but is1 O. u
I abundant anioI the whites os am ng Tie lact. y
~ ya-iation the ravages OF wal, tie total slyreifin
~. linauslry has thrown huldreds Of thoss1d
is out Of tie. means u subsistence "a. rc
4 somc are black, some are WE ag
so as fact the bcc, people Of The South ar today
its ,hriitv peorle Apart fom children made ophsn u
TIE VIZ, and some VINO are S"i'itLs ION ophcs'lr,
pW frffly at work md they ore o. rGls rug ven
cN pr-cs siccrt luboTers ~ they we're b t're snt
~ almost all & thcm earning A'sl""u ."4
80 none. What do they heed lI'Lf III -
=. protection for Their nights ~ men ana Nohtt y
~ were 20 be assured that the money they ho,"tN ar
.,o siall De honestly PAID 70 tben' ono inst H Ne''
ae nrouery they mar possess shall be- occurred .Alsu
aui fully under TIE guarantee Il The law as vc'ai
~ prorery IN the land 30 much il ter clearIN an
~ not even an entm7 Of ineIrs Acsiinies t. 1am
a. hat they need and deserve tie sume pTOtoc 'io
on n thcr rig Is. FOR then property for ther eaiM'.
, aBa or their personal safely as any OTHER men ~
~ wor.en in this counrv. Are they hkely TO ser ih
udes the rule Of the Rebels o. the OK Rebels Of u
er. South1 I say they are not Nnhn tie 10
e. isix r-or,hs there hare been ccraioly MAJ
~ Thousand ca Of os'ragc upon the black
VI Ccrraing thousand cases O, muTd
Ic' Of bl1ck persous nave become known TO the Iubi
- Now ycnitfe 70 ray that mere las not been sBg
~ case wherein Uhfe Dan has been tried By law
r. yic,ed and executed in the Soutl for Killing Il haC
20 person Such Deaths have occurred ~ hund eds u u
~ by housanGs and re- % man CA point 10 single ca
"a where under the 10 "a i.Cu ana rule oi the exsnv
he oilers single Bhie mag has been taken Upand rie
convicted ana huog as q black MAJ would be If he ha
sas killed a white man.
or 4 VoIcE-Thats 90
o. Wei we have tho assurance Of experience that q
te Blacks VIII not be projected al me >Oih unless we
,t hive external protection; uuiess they nave some 0l
cs protection Than that Which tie SoutLerD laws IN
: southern law giyeIs aSord them. We have not mere
our abstract obligations 20 uDport them, but mas
lad an add,jIal obligation growing out OF The known fa
10 that II DO protect them. nobody VIII do 81
'al woD, then undertake - DO II Congress passes
fo OH continuing ~ force for Two years and eniafGn
sss the FreedMtus Bureau That passes by more tha
ycr 10 in czech House OF Congress, and - N,ioc
YER mere nr' oVJ'.'!oNs io' an nan wv
iud NLel you Hsn, W ~" ~ ,-noo Ia a.!
passes Civil Rights bill declaring first, that they
"a citizens, the sumo anybOd! else.
no These freed people czens entitled 10 the rish
a. and privileges Of citizens and then say after that ~
md the iaWt sra" .% me- VII, doc. ali ~
10y pToge bat that there can be any protection
' The blacks 0f The South uness they are authorized
en pfol'ct tIe'nse'es y! ~" -, - tavahoI,o,
an- pause a hn"h go. ' - -, 49, a.,
To ltlber uIu hho" 80, ,.H' vus -. -, -