Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1866-09-29
OLD SERIES, VOL. 26, NO. 81.
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;,.Ss ua aot ,oior,n vows 70 ,.r,to orn;,,a.
IN ~ @ .ns M" so ,r;,l;nn 70 o;,o az ns.
o;thnr oI;t;ooi ~ social eorsl;iv in tb;s Stato
~ nn, rothor stato District or Territory of
th;S s'y conntrr Tbs;r watch. words arc ISL.
ionoo - uObod;oncon avoidance II ia n
,,;,r tho oroot I;nIts of tbose maonon;mous
Lpatyr;otS sShori1 10 Ion,,or cnnoooled pnder n
hnshoI ond ,bot tbav con ind nothino more
;rnno,tant tn Io in tb;s gront cr;e;e of our
conntrv,s fato Rnt forowarned should he
foroormcd Guord we'll AGAINST these insid-
IONS onnonIs to tho nroirdicos of onr neonlo
and ottarnnto 70 miSlood thcn, bv such means
Rc not dace,vcd bv tbc stale clamor obout
negro EQUALITY and negro suffrage.
| These fnvoiite hobbies were supposed to
have been ridden to death at our last elec.
linn when nc now tbov were declared nv
these same men to be the great issues of the
contest They are now raised mn and brought
mon tho tract, AGAIN. mounted Inv the same
J ri1 tp m
Tho CONSTITUTION of Pennsylvonia permits
onlv white men TO vote. Bv its terms it can
be amnndpd only oncn in every five vcors :.
and having bcen amended in 1864 allowing
the soldiers the RIGHT TO vote. it cannot. in
conformitv with its own nroyisions he amend
ed ooaiu TutH 1860. It's hoped therefore.
our Democratic friends will restrain them.
solves and NOT nrcss negro SUFFRAGE unon us
before authorized by the Constitution of the
State.
Connletc vorr township and county Or
oanizotions without DELAY. revive at once
evervwhere the leagues and Associatiors
which provod of snc6 vast service durinp the
war. let every friend feel that he has some
thinp TO do in the oood work and proceed
forthwith to do IL with all his miCht Ex
clude oU side issues and suppress all local
ouarrels and personal aspirations. and labor
only for the public rood See TO it that all
needful assessments are made in due time.
Re not DISCOURAGED nv the boastinp and
clnmor of our odversories thew have been in
oloriouslv defeated in every contest for wears.
and cannot nrevaI aoainstus Nothino but
our base BETRAYAL by the President. and the
hone of office could have galvanized them
into sufficient vitality to make another fight
apainst fine victorious hosts of freedom. The
physical conflict. for the time at least. is
ended. but the moral conflict between loyal
ty and disloyalty continues, and the gray,
question is. Whether the one or the othe,
shall rule the State or the nation
Wa uroo h,rmopv onergv srstom,tic
J ossoc;otcd and ;ndividpoI Ioh3r and tho 70
, ncwsi of tbe sres of natr;ot;sm The lovs
nnJ ,,otr;ot;o ,,ao,,,a * tha Stato bavo roSi,
s.'sta;no, ne 1nd ,ho ca,,so Of onr corntry
: 'nIar ,I,,, hoarn ,,ross',ro ond G;sconra as
, under tIc hca'y pressure anu discourage