New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-10
Nsies In Washiustou.
From an Occasion.I Correspondent

Stewards fight to attend It, and OF the imposing list Of
appended to awe the multitude into appro5aiou
OF tie pursued by tue President few OF these
names surprise. all Of them pain us. What has noble
Bryant TO do the wrong side Of the walt Can he ID.
dorse policy at which Secessia caps her hands with
Joy. while Vaandigham fires the first salute yet
corded by that high and mighty to the new state Of
things Little a. the true scope and history OF the
Freedmens Bureau may be known at large. the JOY
which its suppression causes TO orr late adsersaries
sufficiently marks its tendency and direction Among
the specious points urged BY the writer of the veto one
especially deserves Eotice viz the invdions suggestion
that we are called upon TO do for the children Of
the blacks than for the children OF soldiers Who
have fallen In fighting our battles For these last. 1t ID
said, we have not attempted to found schools and
Endorsements Does the person who wrote this know
that tho Northern, Middle. and, in some do
gree the Western States are well provided with public
SCHOOL, to which these children have ee accessi The
poorest Irshman may his son well qualified for pub
lie and private business through expense Of his own
| 10 the north OF Mason and Dixons line. educa-
ton Is accounted as a fundamental debt which the
State owes to all Of its children. In tho South hitherto
education has not been provided for the poor whites
Frop the blacks 1t has been carefully withheld. To
teach black read has long been recognized az an
oense By Soatheru laws and has been repeatedly pun
isbed By severe and prolonged imprisonment The en-
forced g 1rance Of tho blacks HIS been an Important
element in & tyranny Of the social system which the
late forced set aside Their enlightenment
is for much military measure as the o.ockadina
Of ports, the bulldog OF warsteamers Its result
will be to deprive their late masters OF large amount
of power which they have kept almost as brute 0rce
to weld at will As 70 the blacks themselves, II we are
to consider Thorn at ALL and tie late President
certainly did publicly recognize them as sharers In the
rights of humanity. owe them long arrear ofeduca'
and of opportunity for in the restriction and mutt
aton their powers have been acconplices, these
many years. Here EmersODss NOBLE line speaks oess
| FOX
| 1.-THE slave Is the creditor, pay him."
Can We moreover contribute to uphold state OF So
ciey in wuch the Of the upper class are 80
poor that they Obliged keep the abong class at
the bare minimum OF human efficiency. in order TO
rule theml Iu the Nortb. the ordained powers OF
society rule Of intelligent sefsustan
ing The State carefully educaies her subjects ia
individual action and selfreisuce. Their Obedience
proves be in proportion to their intelligence. But In
South the State keeps the subject the brute
posSble it las no skill 20 govern freepen Think
OF this. Messrs. Bryant Seward. Field AID so on. Az
for many o. the names on the list Of tho Sew'fort
meeting. they only TO awaken our old persuasion
that whitewashed Democrat Is Democrat still The
Democratic party always believed in policy. never In
principles. Policy without principles courts and pan.
ders ~ tue breath OF popular favor 1t seeks to goverH
the by their Deaner side. 1t stimulates them
0y the fable VI rights invaded and dresses up the Jus
ce ~ be accorded to other people In the garb Of an in
jury to be inflicted upon ourse 1t true you cannot
help another without taking something out OF your
own pocket. But how If that something happen 10 DO
riebtfaLy hisi Let him get 1t If be cin," says the
Democratic party. But the pIsy Of justice and wis
dom cries ''shamew
Bat let leave tho ethics Of jurisprudence aud 70
turn TO facts. The Veto Message. us your readers
know. received Monday OF last week. Trum.
bulls speech on Tuesday. Wednesday was q dies
non. tar business is concerned the two Houses
convening to listen to the funeral GRAFTON OF Winter
Davis which has received favorable notice from those
who heard 1t. Thursday was further holiday. the
birthday Of Washington observed throughout the
country. How it observed in Washington, the
papers have already told you. The morning opened
cheeriuy. clear sky and genial atmosphere inviting
the population into the streets. peaceabls crowd
came and went. Blacks and whites out in best
clothes and without disorder procession Of frcnen
ard Of fire engines the great feature Of the day to
the eye. Opposite Growers Thoaor were stands
tor stump oratory each with the table and chair
sary for the secretary Of such meeting From one Of
these, Montgomery Blair addressed the crowd ia sup
port Of the Adm instration. Meanwhile his partner in
the city transacts extended operation his
count. The general amazement consequent upon the
speech delivered BY the President from the purieus OF
White House could scarcely have been greater any
where than in Washington itself. The incoherence.
the poor rhetoric the false heroic tho filser acousa-
lions Of this speech make it indeed unique as the
spontaneous utterance Of in supreme position.
! Here We have the himself. In be veto We Lad
some clever trickster OF bis party. The Committee OF
Congress on Reconstruction stigmAtized Direc-
tory Messrs. Sumner. Stevens and Wendell Philips
characterized triad Of assassins plotting against
the life of Andrew johnson How are We to consider
this official dshonorug Of the legitimate functions of
the Cougress Of the United Statesf How explain the
holding up to the fury OF the mob the persons Of tho
purest most patriotic. limited just means In tho
attainment Of just endsi Doesthe President know that
those who believe 10 human right do not believe in
assassination The party that esteems Summers suffer-
ing happier than Brookss success contains man who
would lay harmful fnger the individual OBJ
noxlons to its interests and wishes Under whatever
excitement the speech may have been pronounced. it
deep misapprehension Of the situation and
Of the Movement. The speaker had fit audience though
few. Sccessia lifted hor fallen cres and showed her
dragged plumes. All that dsloya TO the In.
tention Of Republican Government stood near and
shouted applause But the lofty marbles blushed-ths
figures Of dead patriots gave grim warming while from
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