New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-23

organic powers and functions have been renewed and they
their constitutional relation o. allegiance to the ohen III,
upon so much and 80 earnestly these remsrss h'
reconciliation and Just now needs notMAs i1ole 49,, 10
morrow r. a very ltte Of this IL needs rec0ncaiOu
tween the Senator az the nted States who are row act
and those who being loyal and qutine ioi
ssPp 81 bv & Do Of t .eyer States which lately
involved in the Rebellion. 1t needs reconehla5on '
Represes...yes who are adsS- ioyai nemoets
ready be elected by the people IN the came before
ton and nothing more o. course recognize the fact tnA
the separation which exists between the acting M
acting Representatives, AID those oya, Senators and
sentsVe who are ALREADY or hereafter be elected IN me
Southern States understood to indicate a'coresponanS
alienation between the constituents oil these parties Hfesps
;vel I'm, ms does not affect the Wow have taken Of the
case n oniT shows that wsntea reconciliation be
tween tr- .~..ed constituents % well Is between
sparated Representative Let the feeole
made first either in Congress or in any OF the
and il will follow ia tie other place Immediately
exhibits moment this extraordinary and interesSf
phenomenon nation Of stses not only Kindred bot allied
yet hostile 10 each other Tor such condition muun
Citation is the only practical remedy Weare prepared now
Legislative Councr The Presidents position Is aosouley
namely That SO far and so fast unrepresened States
present themselves in Loyal attitude by representatives, I'd
questonaby loyal they are entitled to IepfeseAs'0 y.
Congress equally with oil other States and lus'
as well as II there had been no hepehlon
The OF tie National Union party IN Congress
40 NOT vet agree with the President bet think they de
only regard to nonessenhas some are UNDERSTOOD 70
s that the people ought the gnt OF Sc
ceson OF dsunOn President says exactly tie same
thing State that should claim right Of Seces-
sion could loyal Others contend that after rebellion
State ought be accepted which insists upon OF read.
m the validity OF the debts OF the Rebellion The President
saws exactly the thing State that should insist upon
the validity debts could not be loyal Others argue
that as cOnsegUruee Of tho abolition OF Slavery, a
change OF the basis Of representation bas become deae
This be done only by amending tie
Constitution Of the United States While Congress are yet
unable to agree themselves upon tho form OF such an
amendment M lesic Saw Lat MS amend the Consiitu
ton so as to proportion representation according 70
These seem 10 me 20 be The only OF Tecon2n Two
OF them already secured ty tie unrepresened STATES IN
their Constitutions The third WORK OF time requiring
the action Of three-fOurths OF the States by emehu
ment OF the Constitution Why, then, the delay OF
reconciliation By Congress when they eeIee ,Tpou
essentials with may be matter o. temper rn}
ask why should Congress be expected TO agree e
dent upon plan rather than lie 5e expected to aga
Congress upon plan 10 be originated BY themf answer
cause the President has plan AID Congress has as YET pro
posed n0ne-a least none that Immediately FeciicaDe
But 10 truth II Is not question which o. the Two the Tres
dent or Congress, has devised shall devise pau OF
reconciliation. Neither the President nor bonsIsss
conld temporarily devise and project IN this case
speak habiuay aud fppanY OF the policy which The
President supports II II plan that had been COZ
ceyod aud framed his BRAIN II such thing TX
il plan which grew Up. Iopsy grew. out OF The una
voabe predesiined change from peace What was
required form OF reconciliation that should be reason
abs acceptable both parties while II should harmonic with
returning loyalty and renewed allegiance to the states which
involved in the Rebellion and should at the same time
This s al that Aa reached The remainder Of hs speeeA
rill appsar p0sscrtp,