The New York herald., 1866-11-08

Iu ArEsnnaT ~ TE,As Tho Fan Antonls Trr~a.l
Epve's Of oootTr 18th contains two commun cations
rcrsrdng tho c0nsiuiiona amendment both viewing il
In favorabb light. From one of them signed "a Phi.
vaie Citizen vo quote The following scn.ibie views.
The second se'ton Il undoubtedly a great act of
sfnelV " nc may aspiring poiltlcians who Do NOD
blioye hey could ss-ure he vote of cuey II ie 10 HE
own judgment who a. numerous that a reduced ra.
place but 20 far the pesole are copeernes uho ara
not desirous Of secns gnort black. allowed to vote on
Al sluaiv wi.n tns lntsl'ae1 white population, aud
Congress which they tired hard 70 ~ rid m ~ ,hre.
representatives or BY nye from The s,Aio In which
they may happen 10 reside u makes It,, dTercnce
The substance of the third section a. that nsgeo..
who have formerly held once under tho goyef..nen,
took an oath 10 sustain H. and when tho opports.s.,
offered, assisted In attempting 70 destroy H. shaii not
allowed tho opportunity of rep eing the experiment
der similar c.rcnmssancos and d'quahes such from
holding any Offices hereafter unless specially relieved by
Congress THIS Il also VERY orasl' IN ~ application 10
Office seeker bot ibis seems to BE- somewhat har.
with the principle that self preservation is the
nruf law OF aud a. the writer = of the opinion
that would be better OF any way " al the present
SET of political hacks we're out ~ The way b. las bg
little objection 70 this section. aud concludes that the
sou,hern people not entirely adverse thereto The
hrnt section dennes the rights ~ eliixens 70 ~hch
neither the writer the people have any obactons
The fourth section forbds the payment o. the confe1e
rate debt and declares Il Illegal A. the writer thinks
We are taxed enough already. and AZ have aao ais
honesty, he has serious obeconsi0 this and believes
The country has no, Tho sith aud last provides
ct '0nkrrt snail nave power 20 enf0fce ne 0thcr Sc
tons. which u matter OF course
The Galveston Bug,ta " October "a contains the fol.
lowing
Had tho victorious party come with sercs enacilons
would not The South have c0mplieti How mgch pthcr
theroforr, comply wta this smcndmen,, IN which there
- no bsnsshmsni, no conn8catlon. no punishnent-n0
"ndsmnity for tho past only "sccarly Tor The
future The wisot statesmen of The South recognlys
these facts, and somug 70 ,bs confusion 70 d.
Tho best they can. and Hot give us stevens.
sanner lection opportunity 70 sHsc, siln heavier
penalties. Aftsr The adoption u this smendfneoi
there - only ons m0rs requisite 70 representa-.
ton Tho eiectlon " men who wore loyal All
through The This must ~ done ~ vas Ia Isnnes.
80. tongrs~ will run flskr ~ present IN fsw
ysar when The cxctcurns ~ TIE pat and present
s1hsidad when there i nothing % fear Congress wii
remove the restriction, and any man. Nr Davis
may ~ elected 10 CgnRftN& hAn ounce III prevention
be'fsr shan pound cf sure, aays the pr0Yerb WI ID
nc, bs aI better 70 take sway the ory cause ~ ar
fsreara than IN the future 70 attempt a. cure aar more
bekering And further slrife has been en senesrtdf
TnN Exw oRraov sssar9n ExDof~xs rHr Awrsrsxvr. -
HcaU ". Corbsti s,sy elected tinted States Senator
from Oregon made spsch a rortlani On ne ~ slt
Ia whleh he fafy endorsed lhs Congregational Plan .
restoration.