The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-16

be re-shoed - the coming Nevcmber when this erss,
Empire Skaas with forty thousand majority In favor OF
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ceFns6 " peaos - In var they intend - saad - s
consultation asd the federal Union A Niagara walls
the Secretary Of State said DO WINS willing DO regarded
falss prophet unless majority Of 10000 shoud b.
gvea Tor the ADMINISTRATORS IN this cunning Contest
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ligentf and patriotic psepls IN pursuit Of their
ss,i .ss P'ss ss could ,m mach - to We
prineipic and regard ~ tho permanent prosperity
% shs government. Sosvsl ssnding the ssure q ,he
% Congress that body has psecbed the terms which
thsse solted States b fresored 70 thsS practical
rails io. with the fedsrsreovesnnsnt hss prsscrbsd
the miidsst and mos bessuress terms ever guaranteed
by any governments 10 those who had sought 70 over
throw iis constitutional power Simply dennnding that
ctisess a. she United Stas lnsstiag only thsA tose
who had taken an oath 10 suppuv the constitution
ard u y ssoS 81 H Hs. q
and supuAAing That thc debt contracted In maintain Ok
the integrity Of tbe Union sboad be suasanssds whpe
she debt had boen created for foefnY she rebo
should be forever repudists Ihe-c only sers
demanded by tbs Congress Of the United Stses sD4 "
people i an lusus % ssr nssssscs and pasresls
And To believe that they are ready and willing
At the arbitrary d,c'a.,on o. The Press
20 power and paExona&e ,thsr rebel leadcrs.
Is suppose they ready 70 subvsr Tho prne
pss OF their Government and irom 'nanlyand patriotic
ireemen 10 become crinacng aud shfect slaves But
dsrsgardng these mild conditions le leaders Of pubic
ssn.msns N ne .ecsnmy is.S.sea ss.,s. shall conne.
as security for pho fasnre, they can blame only
gent conS on snnl, be assasnasA ! BY That
great and victorious party d Which successfully
carried Tho sS oa n wy tsr. tS s. !. no
darkest period cf tho struggle II HAL pcte univcr
AL emancipation u the departed Lhcon thai difiassd
do forge, the debs of obligation W. owe y Thai ole
a. SOnshnrn socioty recnp bal by TIE
s' e s %s 'sS Y IL
states Now BY tho adoption AZ the pseposed amend.
msns BY The states ssskns reaAniapon - scAre .hey
thk element In forang lbe basls Of thclr ttpsescna
ton they shall bs deprived " thai exenb % tha reptc
70 INSIST II that tho elective power * Z cIlixrn or s
North shall bs equal 70 that OF cuxeRp tho south,
and that cIsizea q South CsrolnA VI re exercise 81
power exercised by citizen Of NorhsTn seAtA Ether
tho negro must not DO counted or he must VOTE Tbs
The North as wen a. The South i fsaosss ali &c.
t'ona issues, aud makcs ~ Homogeneous poopie--ps
entire. united and forever tndiv.hole yccognn ing
country bound together BY common Interests and oa'
must share together common faAc Thcss constitu.
be found aoses Who sia LEAD inss csncipased free.
men through tho Rod sea q war .ssd bondage q q
iarer land q liberty and peace Tor 70 NE msorass
should I've made odions' and trAton upsucd y W. d.
that 10y al men, whether white orbak. sha alone
control the def,lncs OF this great coqury We nndcr
stand The policy o. the Prescnt this pie 70 IN dcsiye
retain for tho South the eorvc power TOR Prei.
Dent ana Congress u bad under slavery when Tho wto
man was empowered 10 vote not only Tor bihisen but
for his slaves Congres demands thstthc white man In
and no more, than tile white man IN tho Moth
and West Tho coutiiuionai amendment leaves
To, the respective Stucs tho decfAru as u who
are 70 use tho elective franchise So far ma
these amendments are concerned tho question m negro
sbrsses not recogu'zsd gutn they are rejected T.,
ihoo men VI tho South that whcu 70 como 10
dictate further conditions thsy shan be on thu pm
ripes Of Impartial and universal jq5ucr Ecvnta the
pJ,i standard where yoa pirass Pace ne coad tions
sii1 ns A'a os NO ioasS
beneath tho nag must have for thcipseiyss and Or
race they rcprrscnt the bsuehts and imnunsues
s s 's sp s.s asS n %.i1 Ta js. g s s
no lsss than This WIN, b ihs steSn dcwsad
Country r,a@phisiiy sHfous ss tsbsiiSu, sssns ssis
: party o. prosr. and freedom n s,%ps,hss Nd
cry and hupanIy "a All iandA ~ rnasodkypy GIG con
yctions " tfF ysst sssapbAgs upos THIS Ir docs
the ioloaisg resolution ;-- - 1877 - y
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prsss w-sn-ss s,9sa * ssps-!sses % ar r.nss.
"a ols In ~ S f.ia~ ss sis.i ss1sman ~ Ire
Land. that advise All pe1fles aud nsuonitss srsg
"s s c.a. sS H.. FROM s.. s.sn = 70:
thai an unr-srred oppression W thru ~ behalf % n~r
q e y sss % Ss.ss S e assn - ~
by whlrl 90 attain their desired ends
The resolution was then adopted with socfcrous
cheers. 4.efnF 81 7 Ell fgt4 rs
ss eniyening tne occasion with her pstrio,c 'nusc
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