The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-02
Rev. Twaddiing Triton on the
Rampage.
The Radicals Not Satisfied with the
Constitutional Amendment.
A STRONG HINT TO the SOUTH.
&c. &c DC.

than there is force in the reason OF D With sorrow
we pronounce the committees address repugnant the
moral sense OF those American citizens who infex
bly, determined not 70 compromise impartial suffrage.
TINS most solemn Of reasons therefore, conironts tho
= 100 critical oond.tie ne sqay o sokIT Loyass rs
80 greatly ,aperid ne ace and ordsr Of ne future
% 1e prent ntlrtioa 90 forth ar representing,
2sea0ins, and particularly bi'dsg tho radical parry.
0od grant that tho great party OF liberty shall
drawer than its half hearted leaders
Fellow countrynien, lei us consider
For eighteen mouths tho daily topic OF mons talk has
1sen the reconstruction Of the Union. Unanmity Of
Srtnion does not prevail Opposing plans ife the
nation into opposing psrtie and snbdv,de parties into
opposing Sections The republican party is divided be-
the advocates OF read;nssiop without securing
she negros political rights and the advocates OF read
mission only after the guarantee OF impartial suffrage
Az the first sound OF the in this OF debate
30 took our place under the banner Of equal rights.
s.,ray Il. mot 10 cnmpromise Il bn. 10 aphs for
r till the victory. " sacred cause the
sause Of liberty and Justice the OF honor masna
Dmity and charity; the of peace and good will
me nobles OF the nation are us Champions; the
HNbles, it, petitioners TO Heaven for bene
Goliop upon IT, IL kes England and the praires
bsreavcd families who ave mourning with proud grief
slain soldiers Of liberty recoi IN their heart OF
Assrls ~ any less ample frnltiop the war lnan settle
pnent just safe and final That settlement must inciue
Me political equality OF Aperian citnens, withont
questioning Gods wisdom varying ,ns coiors OF The
3umsn face divine" Paing hsi fesf on ne one true
es~er stone q ne ycd,c parry o.e no. q
y driven firm u not b 1s Pernoded rom y 10, %
%.s,y 1 .ss S ssl.t O the may question
- npzrbsH remains 70 he !s,sd ny !!Iai ~. Wct~l
NKey prove majority or minority hs.115 OF
seeing their oppotun,s. they mean 10 seize it, know
na their strength they 10 exercise it; believing in
sr cause tney mean e mn sisa los mo%sn, the
4acefD anew The golden emblem, BY this sign con-
This Journal and lis legion Of friends-wbom may God
bless Having taken this position from tho beginning
no resolved nanta in II 10 the ond Therefore, when
1he National Committee Of the republican party unro
afr tal M a.
- principle, asking US 10 pledge tho republican vote Of
1sxt November 70 reconsrnct'on on the inadequate
baas Of the pending amendment asking us 70 leave tho
asgros political rights not only unsecured but onde-
snanded can only exciain. Heaven forbid The
ssdcal party, both North and South, regards the rend
4ns amendment ~ proper mcasure--a neaslre "hch
advocates with pleasure and earnestness-but regards
essn wona be tarif bill, or fishery treaty Or nea
oraiity law. The mere amendment VIII not !" recon
stract" anything; !. VII leave hings A. they are u
viii alter whit The present relation OF the white
vsbcI 10 the black loya tst. II holds out faint
md far Cd tempa,ion 70 enfrancbise The blocss
ouM ~ the constitution Of 1850 held out, through
liz three-nf'h clause faint and FAR on temptation
- abolish slavery Slavery was not abolished under the
nid influence Of temptation bnt the strong infu
Anoe Of compulsion and the nearos enfranchisement
Vfl NOT be achieved BY snch temptation, but BY such
eempulsion- Accordingly. the radical party, North and
eOuth white and black, Assent 10 reconstruction
short Of impartial snfyfage Is Congress already com
nitted less perfect plsn' No. 81 All Congress g
s,sd IL hands against the future i Tree y sc a. the
emergency may require ~ nest ~inter shall choose
~
en- DO go and Christian souls ~ia sry ssss. W.
h 0s Ead<rs a. 70, ~ss~ sS-x a. 1ss-snss S4s,
- ne adopfios n ls a-<sa~-A sorss<y,
Sssy ostssE u cssgs,,. ass = Ss aai ass Asss %
alssissio 70 say therefore, me ssslepa COMMITTEES
~, that, on condition 81 saofnss .hs smssdmsns, a.
81 the ten other States 70 make promise % ,hs ear
% break IL 10 the hops. There door. however that
1ees stand invisinsiy open, and whenever these
peosived with shouts. Thanksgiving and bsncdIcons
n The golden gate Of impartial justice.
II IL asked Why then tennessee admitted on the
bass Of the amendment In the rst place. Tennessee
osght not have been admitted such bass hr adj
sais cse,s. Nude Joy Aey adisioa ,cas nss asr att
enis sycep<tonrlhd her 1o 10 10 pso>sa
~ Ne On otAer Nces Already tho admission Of Ten
neeee without impartial suffrage proves the peril OF i'd
iing any OF the other States except this only safe
condition Her LEGISLATURE Is about 70 remedy the deh
ssncy Of Congress- by enactng impartial sufsge al the
nsxt ser The rcnnesssans who asked for
F1sn Of their State without impartial snnragc, said al
saSeiy admitted sresp, With tbs guarantee - ' "
We therefore repeat that Congress. IL not pledged
sSher by any existing oaar Of terms 70 The unrecon
sRructed states BY the precedent Of Tennessee,
make the constitutional the 81
sion- Even the New Yors nases. Of Monday, sepicm.
0es ~, Acknowledges this fact IL says.-
Ths adoption isclon Of the amendment nothing
shn.sysr % a. =. ,hs r ss. s..ss with sss aam.Sn
rs]vson q Ssneess ss'' nc soy nsrn S'rs. sn
:sis.s y ,as nss:s "a ,.ss 1.ssT ssa,ssp So;
Issae.d ssn y sn -ss sasfsssn 10 sam' ,Acr repro
This Is true To ssy, therefore. with tho Syracuse
HspobicaD Convection with the address OF tbs Ma
Nons Republican Comrs,tee, that Compress Wi rsiore
tAs ten waiting states hefe STATES ADOPT the amend
wsut ~ o. mssrrpyss<r, ne ss.,.
Admirable n The National Commuters logic, compact
O. question, i Of rseoparc.an We ,oyfoy aso Ito 70
ebs argument Bat n Congress has an absolute right
scSs sns pssr ~ ,econ p '. ,n,n WA. ngs
IN advancef II Conzrcse after rejecting the dcsron
II The President 20 submit 10 the dcatiou Of the Ma
Nonai tommtteef w ~ nam 81 hs ,1dsoaf parry,
sAss heaf kr.r, ord urhse rosoe fp1t. ~
1siscfe M Ctamr,cs's pi>ag, 70 n, retsS as aoy
Look at the following passage from the commit,ee's
sddre~:--
.Ra, some tAs .ee,,on :. the psndi.s
sseAs No. %, rsgly. b, eniJ e .oaIJ b.. r.-s
s 49, an' , we a An 'essss e.' rsra, .sssS VIZ
vss matter IRON ON .s..e'
.. . seias ~ srsIs.. sss,1 s.S.ss..
s.,sss rss, rssss as ,s.ss no longer Ssisnss
Gong - q. .asls. q fi..,d,.E s.,ss sasa.ss
6keas.-a seep yons blsess sycfmcre % sesIdou
~ necansc 80 tmPtsd you " 70 % and rewarded
css anything BE- moro bumiIssing than 10 sse the Va
esosi comml,ice Of Che ropublesn parry TINS bumey
D ~ employ National Committee for the purpoe ~
endins srgumeuu against 'cocr,lne' the scuths Has
simply 70 no,f the ruling that siil longer
crlce Them 70 kssr their blacks IN serfdom u the
.iiop so. " nov ssyss 20 zoe former MASTER. ~
rsu keep yer bis<ts svcrmore IN serfou NUT cot
- becanse se tempted 700 20 a. fos II the negro
were White nan instead Of biArk the NstiorM Com.
ustes would never hHvs tho,rht on thus degrading him
oufp fAe i<vsf N rebei
Coerc ms the South, farcoth Did we not coerce the
South into shrogAtng the ordinance Of secession lid
tho South Into repudlsfing the rsbel acb
DID Che south into rasisyug the proLol.
ssvy snicndtncnis without coercion would The soulh
Lave done these ninzsi No, Neifher without eoer.
esm vl the south enars impartial suffrage Iook at
4 N ort.
partial suffrage oaah! 70 coerre hui bribo The
foutbi whst will history ~ the VICTORIOUS war
party ~ the North n, after executing rolsc, n rosr
toward se~exsinn coercion the r,Ae, dah
sncrcion toward the prohiblury amendment A Al
Nmpsed enIy policy Of bribery toward The poxro Z
which " of rrssier consequence " Gods sIxbi ina
sspvdaton o. the rebel DEBT the enfrsneh4r spt On
che nerrof Are millions 81 cit ~ ies Consequence
oan miions q dollars J. money q mere wurii than