Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-09-13
The Loyal Address-Indtctment OF
the PrNafdenG.

tho President.
The address Of the loyal Unionists OF
the South assembled in Convention at
Philadelphia, will be found At length in
another column Of this paper. They de-
clare in the outset that they speak from
personal observation, md that their only
hope Of future safety from rebel malignity
is in the support and undivided strength
of the States that elected Abraham Lin
coin. They charge the President with
per6dy, and declare that he is restoring
the weapons to traitors to beat down
Union men that, after having pro-
claimed that none but the loyal shonld
govern the South, he is practicing on the
maxim that none but traitors shall rule ;
that he has ostracised all the original
Union men of the South:
THAT be has corrupted the local Courts
by offering premiums for the defiance OF
the laws Of Congress, and BY openly dis
couraging the observance Of oaths against
treason, while refusing to punish one sin.
gle conspirator,, though thousands had
earned the penalty Of death more than
one thon,snd devoted Union citizens have
been murdered in cold blood since the
surrender of Lee, and in no case have
their assassins been brought to judgment 1;
The ,shsj cr;n;nsIs of the south. including
800 who 100 ,.ten human life under
o;rcmm.,snoos ~ nnnaralleled cruelty ,
,hst wb;ie Ssnonncing and lettering the
one,s,;on. ~ Tho Fraedmen's Rnreau. he.
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sous | N.U,a. - s,a,hsr nsme and
fo,m ,b,ouob ne method of recon,,ruc.
lion ssresd Hnon hv and between Andrew
Johnson and the late sIayeholdine traitors.
They charge the President with using
neyerv foul agency" in This work. and
with f.lsehood in nretend;np to sanction
emsncin,t;on Thev s,v that, under his
aid and favor ".r.ion Of terror has been
-inaueur.ted a, the south, making LOYALTY
stand silent in the presence Of treason, nor
whisper a BREATH" To change all this, to
Illustrate the internal purposes, to reorgan-
ize the Union men of the South and OF
the North, to v~italize the party Of the
Union and f1 it on principles that will
insure permanent triumph over treason
and slavery, to see that the late seeded
States are restored to the Union only on
A Republican basis, they have met in Con-
yention,
The Address concludes with q summary
statement, of these principles, which are
First: Support Of the action Of the Thir-
ty-ninth Congress on reconstruction; sec
ond, Of the new article for Constitutional
Amendment, submitted by Congress to
the States for ratification; third, the ne
cessily Of carrying the Congressional
elections so that the Fortieth Congress
shall contain a Union majority; and
fourth, an expression Of faith that, in the
providence of God, at some future day
the freedmen of the South "will be prof
fered the rights and franchises which may
be necessary to adjust and settle this
mighty controversy, in the spirit Of the
most enlarged and christian philanthropy"
This address, go solemn and earnest,
vas unanimously approved by the Con.
yention. What transpired in that body,
,f,er The adon,ion Of The r~e,olntion, and
sdd,e.. !, Is not onr nrrnoss nov ~
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