New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-16

Jonah and he XXI not ike his accommodations Renewed
augher Ieanno countenance their aspiration ner amG
them lAppanse and laughter feel bound 10 exercise tne
whole Of any influence which possess to warn on my country
liberty They are unsafe they dangerous and liberty IS
to be promoted in day and government II mus,
to the only other alternatiye-the Republican party AP
a1 dSe 9y 'fS S o e by Toc Put the fellow
80 million of white tongues ere long viii decide ths
question. Cheers and appauso 1t sprung up originally as
erng Weary and signing almost unto death ~ was ~
forth and scarcely brought forth before as in the Apoea
vision the Dragon opened It's mouth and poured out HOODS OF
destroy the woman and her child IL began long PACK
and has had history spirit and i il is history and
power the original doctrine Of our fathers Cheers In almost
nv whole lifetime nothing has been unpopular liberty In
school hooks YOU can longer find those lessons that in my
boybood stirred my early love Of liberty The very
moDy AGAINST slavery and fear TO read the Decia
tion Of Independence Orators run over mmDy on the
Foprth nfy this becoming rather penus TO
reed that document which said That all men had 10;
aaS Es 5 G ' IRPG s oc ThcS Of isS@
han been rake m and ay smdArs the hearth in mid
night The Republicans opened it. kinded again the hre on
the hearth and when danger came they built OF The same Goals
beacon fires and when camp fires burned along the ne
Thousand miles every camp hre was from COATS 'aht
cinders Of oreeuntss (Cbecrs his is the party that
cudes in East West North and South that great army Of
Ssa poSsd hG forth S sublime for liberty
NS only is me s e pa Sy o a is by
its poPqaGS r1 may s SO in old u @Doons in are
.be most n recent anti slavery men the men and
who in faith have prayed long for the msns hssi vsn
religion Of hse erE Marty i safe to ecmmi,
Hf' f hns proved foS '1 its fidelity and power i
has bleeding SiIe'& country OS cSc hear %ca say St the
party had lost its faction, that it rose from an
party il rose for the whole day Of liberty:
Great applausel 1t has made important proEressss,
In tho Of
great fundamental principles and is seeking for specific
there may be difference Of judgment respecting the
methods Of securing o Ss hf ns Tus 10 @
II is the duty Of the Republican party to continue
in power; and l have said, from month TO month ior
sSd anS s9 . that hs f To Be- og~%sa
would commit a crime against liberty second only TO
treason lAPpause 1t is It's duty to live and to rsige
and so to eonpuet its that sha live and shall reign
And just now il stands 1t seems 10 me, IN a .sI1
sad way through which fear reaction for violent ca
citement by natural law tends 20 reaction NOV 90 no' %
any reaction reaonay party could ever again
carry the country back TO the depth OF imam! Pre-
oeding the war There has been great reyoN,-
ton Of ideas as Of things whatever party TOOK
the Government would ind themselves by external
changes and by natural forces existing compelled to DO
more for liberty more for humanity than used 20 % ooso o
unwilling worker poor worker always ana hTe9eloha!
party, permitted 70 ascend into ihe eais OF lpNsj
would enanse many S.s That hs s1a h% y. 0 ,ouS eoS
% years to reach such permanent legislation ns might
desirable therefore that this matter should be wei dope
and done speedily. and removed out o. ne way,
conduct therefore maintain lts aus
the country To liberty and 10 humanity Peace and recon
citation with the south 10 be made through the Republican
party peace and reconciliation made by that party with tie
South will De final and abiding because that party and alone
represents the sentiment that saved the nation To make peace
peace al all They have been 50 affiliated with the South be
fore the and through fhe war that Tor The S"1ih
them to mako peace with Themselves Laughter
and ehoersl The continuance in power Of The kePeo-
lcan party Indispensable the great work o n-ng The
Freedmen security and intelligence and citizenship what
honorable individual exceptions there may D. ana hee
al 1ft he mart
oWad the negro has been bad bad and thef feelings 'oNsrd
them now BY a ne hand vy So1s o hsn s
sympathy for the poor and Ignorant aud who mean 70 r
ss s psf c T.. We yeu Sl M Shs party S
Of the future Great Appausc We know tina, the saat
an unwecome incumbrance They fcei that tic
Nation wsdes IN mud with the negro population
Tcsce and prosperity could get nd Of them tie
eouutry Mould glorious future some Of them con
,nTe and that nothing can redeem Rim Bu there - pta'
party u Freedom who believe IN ne o. nv
shn be educated They believe That the negro esu,
Of gratitude for his good conduit dTpg al the var ,aoa
debt they mean 20 pay by secured hDeity anu @ sas
Cheer The Republican party believe nm the ~ hiIeye
national prosperity and thni the abuc 20 ,os1 ,a. uor
sense Of The nation and vh Il the ecrc aud source % u
power We educate the Blacks for Their saNis S dyoSed
upon us more sacred responsible than hs o. ,ai m
Freedmen ont Of then degradation ana 10y yne tism.
INTO full equality and citizenship tRene"ed cheer,
i1sl den win all my ,,b heart Tnos nay m TO VOICE sos
would be influential without wavefing OF htntAuoh, ~ a.
there IN liberty and truth and civilization give your lnnH
sncc and yOar saages the Republican party
But hear II objected 10 these positions lhHl az ~ ~
tbs o "a9 ~ alleged the Republicans and
men say How you advise 10 against our own ssa
@T'sn 20 With them For hold apsrty is not merely
and only platform and gwen naIoer o. iCt. b. SnIusnr
interior spirit It's impulses It's gains aud INA, PsIn
that has had STAMPED upon n., St s5~ much nav
pretend favor and 10 wish TO cerfy 0ut Just phePs
ompeten, 70 DO IL Nay 81 ,as .1 dIa and ID. :. snd What
ever mistakes It may put 1t at the lowest and The worst
nosT iSs !, ses Snd all than the other party
be- enewed chering Bu il is said the Democratic party
at Ut"' once WIN No they don't they don't, with
them They hold that the seeded States have Ssr,,
may hold that best aud wise that cuiprt who has Just
been and convicted before the Judge should be par
oned further ceremony but that not BY any means
holding that the cupt has right TO face his Judge ana say
have cpented therefore g 70 60 ssen at ,nh once
in Congress and that 1t solemn obligation imposed upon u
that those States came back upon eonoon. 'a
those conditions should be but not as to the principle
people i. clothed with power such eondi
lions AS that reconstruction shall he valid and permanent
About that think there cannot be shadow oil doubt lhe
NAV he difference Of opinion between us as to how this night
shall be exercised with what degree OF l.nency or hea,o
mt The right indpuabs The Democratic party a. nh
derstsnd it, does believe IT to be the rgh 10 insist upon
] Constitutional Amendments am decidedly In iavor
eedent 70 admission; but their equality and rea.onaoens,
seems 10 me no dispute There may be some
,hsse which matter OF atet
manshp would prefer have had put otherwise put We
need Of Constitutional amendments have urged hr'I ha n
middle and last and still urge and insist upon ana nav
had full faith that they would be passed whether The southc
| states we're In or out, and with more certainty |"
| some of them If they were In than II ,hey were ou
In short the amendments equitable and useful and ougn
10 he made The evils that would accrue II they shoum no
mass 10 be sure think considerable than do many oher
am more than they more hopeful OF the
- H., H. all human they