The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-30
RECONSTRUCTION IN AMERICA.
French Opisiss 81 the Csnsstssstesai Amend.
mest and Pvcsid~st Jshsses's Ps.issss.

tFrom GagnaniE Messenger. OFT III
The last intelligence the United rat~~ leads
tho belief the Ssoie thinks that Fre-deni johnson
likely To modify his viess Sh respect 20 he saaesi
partial renewal Of the Cbsmb~r % Repre- and
Of the senate give 20 oempan. maturity 70 80 party
jss s.u'escd, sbst the President oar enutfmrerary
remarks seems 10 comprehend the danger H. whirh h.
would expose himself IN openly resisting puzzle ogaion
The ,i,L, Il may BE- observed. had IN general Always
approved ~ the conduct pursued ~ the Chief wAss
tae o. the great Ainencan republic hut under ths
press that 10 shape form could savrry and
s consequences be maintained either IA IN Norh ~
the South.
Our contemporary. whlsh consequently - oba.rs
tons may be- look - inclined b. favorable
TO Mr. Johnson than the contrary az Ia the suh
joined extract The - tho connc TIE msiofty
OF tho two chambers belongs ~ tho republican, fssea
party. the thai elected Lincoln ant supror@d tlna
with much cnergy and perseverance during thr evil
war That portion ~ the Legislature aesirss
the fruits Of the victory obA ned M prcs ~ aneAr
Of saer1ce. over the slave holding aiocrsey q ne
south should BE- assured beforc according M. former
rebels ~. cnoy ment ~ tho constg'oua rshts IN n
they lot by acng themselves 10 revolt hsi - ~ ne
admission TO the Congress Of their representatives
their Senator TIE ooIation lad dspn j. tue ratarA
ton by the Legislature % each state ~ constitutioual
amendment, slready voted BY majority q mere than
thirds Of tie senate and ChsntTr - RelrsesnA,
tives, and 81 which the essential stipui.soDs ue
following
l. civil equality between the whites ne aoorsa popa
eisctors h'Atliy o. l.dyisusis eHsrsi.sd piN.
cal faas,oas Ssssf ne e.,sss,s. - ~
thsm from hs lneapseiv ~ .oss - p thd. ~ !. nen
pada,on n III eanfederase loans Tke 80 4. Al
o. The Congress u mskr lass whh tha rut ise rsrsus
articles " practice.
Tie Legislature ~ Tennessee ~ TIE r.bei State
having rained bat amendment "a kepfessnfaflses and
Senators xerc Immediately admntd To oHrr
equitable conditions ~ould be diffcult some ~ ten.
indeed seem hardly 10 r.qulro meaion. Thge to
civil rights granted 70 the former NaNoe Tan eHy
comprehend that they can b refused the rght ~
rying legally n possessing, inAsrtng and ~ uvlnT
evidence before the riblnaA Netefthe eaN ~ TIA,
article It waa hat Mr. johnson opposed hia Velo And
a14fE 49,
woman aud hlark man 20 nprlsohment for HAVING
contracted marriage. We viii fay much ~ a.
basis adopted Tor hKnF tho bumb9r - tAe
representative. AZ the period IN which slagsfy
existed, Stale which contained cnly 10000 s.sciafs
aud 100. 600 snsea, named many pfessnt4ts@s
free state hayng 100 900 electors Tho nqatY y sach
dlsposiou y fragrant Toe North might have lmposff
on tie rebel the vote u the freed slaves iea4es
10 each tba power ~ granting refusing Them
that rRht. but that case, reqlfoa that IN feprr
sanitation should be only calculate according ~ M
number n those who take part ihe eiestioH Snai
OF the Southern debt tan a. rsfsifsc uasf,rssks q
pay "a Nosf8nas y Bsfffiors torrywsf - ~.
frov n and T. prsslrue me borpsful lnsftafsr, plaA
hds c1U FL nj ~ rstgovfsnea n ~ inited kIatsff
President johnson Sil underanf that ~ oppest9a -
measures ndlp ensabs for guaranse ~ ths rfp4alr
blacks Agalnd The re- establishment m9rs ~ isss -
guised slavery ard ttg atA A. ssf asgtor8s
Biz oonseggsntss There have already tsn ~ :
presidential c9.p tai on the hanu ani y the n
parchment 81 tho President on he otbsf TIE Ia,rot
ism ~ Mr. johnson appear ~ stil pat0ntaed ~
believe that NJ vii break With the eiasl4r m DarY
which alter ping - lead him into ain path So
that he will Ep8ra hN legislative poser 80 ~
chastang NJ exemplary RisgNl atterft
which ~oald - ~ senaole.s A. ~ y calf~ite