The national Republican., 1866-07-24

tsrfsrsnss unjussiaabis - srioss
- policy Bat ocnsy icnsd
power, and W eouesds bhJt1 yk@s for
this District IL has ~ nght y Ufn9hiss the
black peopi> u. low, knoNi1( thtk sxits
and, !. Il ...ns 4 y, sn sawi.s prsj ID ss.io.s
nny grant of ssfrsp v ths oolsssf people,
knovins thsrsfs grsa4 doubt n tl1 portions Of
the oosntsy against this sxtenslon and that out Of
the twenty Ave States which Congress permits 70
b u this Onion het one A0h ssoogniss Ais Dsivi-
lsss for The negro, knowing !hss vast majority q
univsrsal or unqualified suGrags; and knowing that
THn Punsfpuxf stsHds BY The fandamsntai idsa
thst ths organic laws made for people should be
ohginaisd Or accepted By those who are 70 live
ssesr g ..d ossy ts.u y ~ 70 ne Ssmoss ssndor
~: - !sss nss sS ls :dsS sis'f so. Sss
which might bsstow this great 6ooa of 'ffSnehlss
spsn shs non voting slkss which would bot eniy
Receive ths sanotioa ufdTun lPhnsIpsHs and ths'
sa~ossss weight Of IBIS psrz.nat nd psslis ishs.
isA hlt q ~ ,as time Be = little obisstienAbls
81 possible 70 ths older ctissns Of the Diariet
WHO'S tids this ciass bto vose and with whom they
are ~ livs aad andh supasymsnt' Thst such 8
nsisps eaa b frsmsd, Ne have no Sssbt what.,
sNsp 10 0 instssd ~ Ne s,ssesssnaaliks sud
want u tskins Bethine, tonsrsss shosid -
sontsni Y obtain for ~ eoiofsd psspis What
they sih est, Il would b eompurnsiSsiy Sssy,
matter 70 arrive st IN amieabis aud sstisfAotery
ssrangsmsn1. U AnA ~ suggest thatf Coagrsn vail
past hin limiting suersssito al fatctsvotsrs on
The tesis vhieh TEE RslsIpHIr, he's oftsn prsnsl.
tHs pfopcsIon % ths people u tks District ALLOW,
ing eli 70 vote upon It, BOTH sckifs and bLact, wko
void sxsssiss Ne privilege of stnfses " ths MI
wouA ~ s.iy rsssivh he villisg sgsstass ef Ths
PAssYlEs het ~ adoption by our 'eitissus vsuid
be hailsdI by him with grstIheAtion. sush plan
supposss that svery eolored male who can road and
sifsi svsfy ooiorsd soldier 3ho hsips 70 fight our
battles every oolorsd property ihoIdsr wesid have
would number thousasds; ssd viAk tkst@hites
friendly 70 qualified lsuarsss would IN sur juig.
mont, carry the day fof, sxtsndsd sufrags-a saeh
; bill shouid b % drsn q 10 prevent lspstlton
Of tbs shameful election hrss which took place 1
some tine pest ~ shseid IN We ssrietsst minnsr
prohibit the participation in the election Of those
vho ND tAiths sanks of sn Infamous ,rsbsllion
sndesvorsd to destroy The 0ovsrnnsnt Of ths Uni
tod States. To suoh plan ws would not only give
our cordial support through the columns Of this
paper but would ass every individual effort 10 carry
u defeated st the Arst trial We would not
abandon the contest byt strive, by snlishtsnins
the public mind and christisnisng the public ssn.
timsnt to repeat the struggle until The victory wss
won We believe that the eclored population
Whien maker Buch isfge poftion OF our numbers
We wish 70 sss them advanced, and We ak Con.
grsss to forget for q moment its savage warfare on
the Executive; to yield something Of lis intense
to surrender Its chimerss for substan-
tiA legislation and make ono effort that shall hon.
sstly aid and bsnsnt our colorsd citisens II II
pursuss the hsadlony course upon which u has en.
tered 1t will prove an Intellectual labor and tho
black man will suffer. II 1t follows our advice,
though It's Utopian dream may not bs realised, yst
step forward will be taken; the hearty co-opsfn-
tion Of TIE PRssIDssr may be gained, and The
through the csnturiss or modern time has been
plsosd beyond the pale Of civilization will have
partial II mot perfect recognition. We appeal,
lhes, 70 Congress for The sake Of humanity, In
order 70 win : triumph for American progress, and
70 assist In lining higher IN the scale Of eivss-
with this question 50 thst II may become law in
Itsad Of fushing II forward 70 certain defeat.