New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-17

arm rom hiu and he viii stand there bloody monument Of
order viii como the demand Of sor the
emanepaed slaves and The damage done BY our GRIMES Te
operating against ,ne Se ts m 1ns cn viii he
sfred Why Of the elected 70 Congress In the southern
1Hss 1s led hat S for would be
prefyfed and insisted upon Every Southern man wiz you
ane s,d " solid unit upon that
Next in order the paid to disabled soldiers aa
sailors and 70 the widows and orphans Of those who their
lives in the struggle against the Rebellion VIII the late
Rebels 70 help paying pensions 70 these or 10 We
nothing Is given TO the Rebel soldiers who defended them
Look into the Southern press listen 70 the speeches OF their
for Office and you VIII hnd the answer NO sooner
viii The Rebel States be admitted such as they
are than alternative viii be put 10 us ether 10 sop paying
rensons TO Northern pvads widows apd orphans or to pay
,em likewise 10 those whose based services
rendered the Rebel cause Finally We nsc az 'ae va
hs cost Of the whipping they received is natural enough
They reasonably be expected 70 do so ~nnkg so
10 human nature and such Is certainly southern IA
rs Let that Southern human nature DO restored TO power
and influence National Government and what reasonable
IN The s way Of ali sesatoh necessary for the salts
faction Of the just claims q our a Atom ssn will
commence for the sssunpiionoi the lepe deo, le
members Of Congress VIII ee an S0 oa I 10 make p
majority DO you think this mpossibef Here ~ premon
itoy symptom Of what to come no sooner nj, ,s 'p s ES
change OF London than there was an se IA NJ
date bonds who stupid enough 0 70
augmen Of national debt vl tb Rh
h he eoniyslent 70 tie Reputation least half Of
our national gsons national creditors WIN pe iooOa
broken, M and tho Republic win staud ruiued in
her credit and covered Win eternal aS 9,nesd
Congratulate itself r. the supposed success CT the John
SON policy the reaction there II IS rot oDy pos,
attempt to brush away all legislation passed BY Congress
during the absence Of the II Rebel states ana a tna d
the basis Of the
sympcms The President himself by questioning in bis veto
messages the legality Of Congressional egatl1n IN te
channel and indicated the must take ose Of the
Presidents principal sokesmen Mr. Ewing OF ONO mas PIG
by the present Congress the Presidents veave
the validity OF laws and Supreme Judge III
lima the convention eaed IN thaI "
order of Inc President illegal and revolutionary body
and the Consultation adopted by II null a6d VOC Is }.
possible 10 perceive who're snch arguments must leaa ~
Aud is there single result OF the war. except the
| saugtt6ring Of half u million oil men ana IyeIs
P, Vu & that in Congress eanized upon the johnson
an representatives Of Rebel States VIII ~ all eyens
spY movement too faT The Norbern Johson win
them All their virtue has already shown most wonderful
Here is Mr. Dooitiie When the Civil REhs bill passed
the Senate Mr. Dooitle hapPened to be nSssn des
had he present and asked the privilege OF ecods ha
Of that excellent measure AZ that TINE Tas
understood that the President approved Of ~ " day
atterN the President vetoed the bill Mr. Dooitte made
haste to record his vote in favor Of saalDs Tie veto and
Of the sbominai OF The age There rs hs zen Co
| Is Mr.. Raymond lie Votrd the 'th
stitutionn before the people lie expressed
his hope that the would accept a. aud recommended
IL to the Southern for adoption Tho President DOT
long aerward declared hiuseif against the Consttuona
amendment, see M Raymond, N his address siS be
fore the Philadelphia ConVsnon. inform the Southern
| people that they would DO towards and unworthy o.
freedom n they submitted to crefl an outrage All
lei no man deceive himself II IS In vain 10 resort 70 Con
stituonal bubbles IL is In vain 10 speak opohe mnin
Of the il lie IN vain 70 say iTust voc
Rebels. they been clever az the PHILADELPHIA Cnfeh
Ion they last justice 70 the naionsl creditor u ih'
southern Union man. and The negToi YET uy tie expert
mens, and their hands, IL Is n Faia 10 PcaA
Of fayoTab bic possibilities. We right to make eaPen
nenis with the hves liberties snd properly Of oar friends W.
have right ourselves With prspcct ha
the investment the Rebels with political possih,
result breach of national olligalons Wshso NJ
right be sasGed with anything short Of tho positive o.
that national obgaioas De
reach OF the Iccunstrucd hebe that n thel
have the not TIE 20 DO mitceL
ourselves have Tor M discharge Of these solemn ob
cations and would beownriEt treachery % deogaiesYe
the smallest Of them ootner people whose inteneha ar
uncertain gave promise for gsno received IN more
and in blood IL undho banner Of the stars nndrip
that this bargain fairly struck. and that banner VIII oo
blot Of eternal disgrace unless the compact be honestly
carried out