Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1866-04-28

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A rres; deal w-s d~s~ IN Temnes~e~
sa4sr M Pr-d-ce Sc We cosn@eIesd
the y oh together. Ne succeeded befere !
assansd my present. position, in restoring
the iroablss which had existed between
Tennessee anil the rsi Of tn Cnion- with
one exception. and that was representa-
ton. l came 10 Washington under ex-
traordiaary circumstances, and succeeded
10 the Presidency. What then: Con-
grcss had adjourned without presenting
any plan. l then proceeded, as have
been doing in my own State. to restore the
other States. We found the people had
no courts, and we said to the judges, dis
irict attorney and marshals: Go down
and hold your courts; the people need that
the tribunals Of justice STALL be opened.
Was that wrongl The courts were open
cd. We looked about and saw that the
people down there had no mails; they had
bern interrupted and cut off by the rebel
lion. We said to the Postmaster General,
let the people have mail facilities AID then
they will begin to understand what we all
feel and think. that we ara one people.
We looked about aud saw TINT there was
a blockade that the custom houses were
closed, and we said let III. duors Of the
custom houses be opened and remove the
blockade; let trade and commerce be re-
stored, and it was done. We thus trav-
eled, opening custom houses. restoring
mails and rc-es,abli>hing all the customs
that had been interrupted ~ the rebellion.
Was there anything here that WAS not au-
thorizcd by the constitution and justified
hy the great necpssi les of the case: Now
what remains to be doncl Tits t. admit
their representatives,. Cheers. When
we say admit representatives in conssi-
tutional and law abiding sense as was in.
tended at the beginning Of the Govern
mrnt. all that is needed is for the Houses
respectfully to determine the question.
But some ono will say, a traitor might
come in. The answer 10 that is, that each
House, mnst be the Judge; and whom trait
ors present themselves, cannot either
House know that they are traitors Can.
not they kick them out Of doors and send
them back. saying to the people who sent
them. you must send loyal meni Cheers,
and a voice 'that's logic. What is the
difficulty about that I None. Ifatraitor
presents himself to either House, cannot
that House say no. you cannot b. admit
ted into either body; 60 back; We will not
deny your people representation, but they
must send US loyal representatives.
(Cheer..) When the State dpes send 10y
al representatives. can you have any bet
ter loyal,yl While have been contend.
ing against traitors. treason. secession and
dissolution Of the Union, have beenat
the same time contending against the con-
solidation Of power here. think the con-
solidation Of power here is equally dan
gerous with the separation Of the States.
That one would not b. better used and
might run into anarchy, while the other
would concentrate and entail even -monar
chy. But there 10 an idea abroad that ons
man can be drspos, that one man can
be usarper. but that ods or too hsndrsd
men cannot. Mr.. Jederson. the apostle of