The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-03-15
The New Rebellion.

have hit upon new schenhe "i feoo'io"'
and have apparently postponed their
idea of impeaching the President nntli
they test the virtue of the new pian'
Under the present system, ana WIN Tue
nra.ant members of the Senate and
House, they fud that the President Is
master ofthe situations" his veto power
enables him to Illustrate all their uncon-
stitutional projects, and they are unable
to muster the two.thirds majority reqnl'
site 70 carry their schemes into execu-
ton against his opposition. In TINS eS'
tremity they have resorted to the plan
set forth in the following special dis
match TO the New York Tribune, and
which the Tribune editorially commends,
and whose reliability it editorlaliy
vouches for; F--l-
WASHINGTON, March II, 1866
The question of the recognition OF
the State Government in the lately re-
bellions States will shortly be brought
to a practical test. Measures have been
taken by prominent loyalists in the
South, and ars now being perfected IN
der the adrice of leading men an Congress, to
bring this question to an early decision;
The plan is as follows: Loyal men, and
they only, both black and white, III the
States of Arkansas, North Carolina, Lou
isiana and elsewhere, have taken steps
torards the formation Of nelr State GoreIh-
ments. These loyal men, without re
spect to color, will shortly issl.e in their
respective States calls for State Conven.
tions aud elect delegates thereto; the
| Conventions so formed will frame consti-
tntions embodying the principles OF
LOYALTY, freedom and equal rights; VIII
pledge themselves to the payment OF the
National Debt, the reputation of the
Rebel Debt and the disfranchisement OF
the Rebels. This being done, they will
then proceed To elect Governors, State
Officers, Representatives, and Senators,
the latter of rhom rrW then demand ddmis-
sion 10 Congress- The question III tins
way being thrust upon thai body, there
is no doubt Of the recognition Of the g0reIh
mart so formed, and the admission Of the
loyal members SO elected. number OF
true and loyal men Of the Sonth have
been here tor some days consulting and
deciding upon the best method 10 be
adopted, aud having determined upon
the plan presented above, have LETT Tor
their homes to carry the same INTO ex-
ecution The matter has been kept very
quiet up to this time, but as the move,
meut in most of the States Is now well
under way, no harm eau, and perhaps
much good may, be done the Union
cause by giving the facts t" the public
al this time
The details oil the scheme presented
above are as completely the ground
work al a rebellion as an this country
ha. ever seen The modus opGaRdi bears
striking resemblance to the conVeu-
tion- held and the means adopted tOr
passing the ordinances UT SECESSION ana
tur iuaugnrating the civil war through
which we have just passed. That the
radical scheme will result in a renewal
of hOstilities can-ot admit OF doubt,
ANDREW JOHNSON is not the man to per
ait such Il NOV ement 10 be successful II
all the power of the armies OF the United
States call suppress it.
The State governments Of the South.
ern States have been legally organized
The St.a,e rficsrs have been elected by
the people IL accordance with the rrori-
siors re thcir .arioUS election laws. Tho
governments thus formed have been
recognized as Legitimate br the EXccu-
tive Of the ration They have by rati-
fvinc Tive anti.stavcrv amendment To the
Federal constitution, participated II. tue
highest provocative Of States IN the
Union. aud nothing but the obstinacy
and reasonable designs Of Congress pre-
vents them from the enjoyment of all
tho rights and inmunitieS Of States.
70 attempt now to set aside these State
-orerGMcuts and erect new ones con-
posed r.a;UlJ 0. negroes and Northern
IN order that the delegates
they send t" CoEgVesS may bG acceptable
tn aud iurt her the designs of the radical
faction. is nothing mole nor less than re-
helliun An unauthorized and irresppu-
>iGle band of usurpers il 10 erect State
government in opposition and hostility
10 the existing and legal organizations,
aud THIS pretended government is to he
recognized by The national congress and
It's delegates permitted to rake part in
making laws tor the nation
L, this action the radical party has
thrown of the mask of loyalty aud
stands revealed rs the architect of ttca.
,"n The situation al political affair is
Hnch Il, In cdll forth rhe attention oi all
RNhu value then freedom. aud arouse the
most sluggish tn 4 senae Of the DANCER
Ger us. 70 the President of
the United States all good luru look for
The inception vi -"lne plan Of operations
Suri, sharp and decisive" that will
crush this new rebellion and strangle
the monster before IL has acquired power
Tor harm.
Tnr Registration Ari Noe.
Editors of the Rrgistei