, 1866-02-27

ut the detetnon OF Johhs0u EEom At5 party, we 10
find great consolation in the fact that by that cycut
Congress, at last cut Of rom alI Rhi{.s, eompEo-
1niaes and kouves, bns been compelled to appeal
di1e 70 the Hsstc9 aud thereoy 70 bring the srsst
9usstion OF nstion7l e1ist.nee mo the eoarte Of
tail and radical solution.
Rttopai, Thai BY he nrst deie.t suffered By us
IN thts great seepnd var lor impartial freedom
c4nsed BY si1 recre4nt Republican Senators snstan
milton did after the defeat at Bull Hun. In The 1rs
year OF the Inst Wnr foI ffeedon That that defeat
hr1ng about the fun unrotttng oftte banner Of rad
tcnlie on our patt, proclalmlnE the equality OF al
citizens in regard TO vil and political nights with
o1t distinction o. 1hee OF coles.
I'D do feel highly eratfed at seeing the Radicals o
to-day, thas- the representatives and presses of the
hep1bncan party, aTiSen INTO saa!ealisu By svsnts
1d1P sss g Ss sosa9 II 1 ss
tush at the zone term policy, such rs section II
nthat the question Of rrconsruction Of the reoei
,ieus s.atss SsooFs ss he peope taroash 1ei
nhst plAnka that. u adopted In Baltimore in June
1874, would harc saved the nation the pzeseu
crisis.
Rttoeed therefore, That 1t i. Impossible 10 eseap
tbe logic oI events ~ means OF compromises tha
the demands Of tnstice ase tutxot1ble; that dodg
lag them BY mental reservation Is alwa5s rnezpedi
c1t. and ine'r complete Iulhlneat The on1y satss
Of : nattou that Is exalted BY justice only.
IN this hsll on the 5,h instant, and ptge sgaln th
ne hight ot Suffrage Ia he South is restricted i
ioJsl erros, black ar whs.e and rebels are thosos
nnEbly dist,anch1eed.
1'tsared, Thar the House OF Representatives i
asked 10 taGc measures ut onoe TO cause the i'm
| peaeh1snt OF the PRECEDENT for bis nsny uncopat
tntiensl aea, the more a. according to the Const
tuEon. high miAdemcanors ever n.e made auH
etent ground for such impeachment
Retolcea, That Congress couttn1e 10 session unit
the March 1861. tn order that any c0Hpd ttd snaui
such he attempted by The Ho1id+be Napoleon, ms
be defeated, and 10 prevent the abuse OF the IN
nense patronage II behalf Of the new Coniederat
party.
Rtsos1ed, That in order to diminish that danse,
CTS patronage, the English eystem Of cdmpefiuv
examinations b introduced into our civil service.
:. Rtsp!ced, That The formation * radical ciuS
throughout the land is the more neoessary, as u
Pfrtlde1tsal cdmpacu for 1863 Is now being teall
fpaugurated, and as considerable part of our new
paress haze neglected their duty that consists
warning the people in Advance Of impending aa1
! GER.
prominent position n thst ueW radical party iHt
which the E'asn material cs the Republican par1
has 10 chanrc. Or rather ehstren itaetf.
HetcavS7, lhat. to use the Words Of that eIts!iel
orean Of labor. tbs Boston D6.fy EceatW to.G
interests OF wezkingUlen ere fdeufffed: that L
l question OF tetnustrucsion ts a fact but the que
lion about fhe relation labor shall occupy 10 cape
| IN the South-.hn1 the solution OF &hta question
he interest Of ftte fhbos Ii the tndtdpentAoie Pt
l1m>naty 10 that eieSasion ct work1nen thrpugho
The land that has clearly been nade the psnbfc
4 aid fhe task or ibis age
Rtso!ped, That IN order to stop one ot the M
ousoes Of political corruption, the teH4tdins