, 1866-08-21
Who Arc thc Loyal Representatives
from the Soufhf

II is favorite Coppcrhcad question, why
do you refuse 10 admit loyal representatives
from the rebel stntcs?" johnson repeats 1t
Us often as q parrot says ''polly wants q
c5ackcr.'' The Philadelphia Convention pre-
scented the same idea in about forty different
shapes. 1t was the burden of their song.
But it is sufficient answer that the rebel
States have not sent loyal men to Washing
ton 10 take scats in Congress, with three or
ipnr accidental exceptions There arc not |
five men elected from the ten unrepresented |
| Stntcs who can take the oath OF office With
| ont committing perjury. 1t is time enough
| to think Of admitting the rebel States 10 q
| PARTICIPATION in tue Government when they
send up loyal men to Washington to repre-
| sent them. We advise our Republican
friends, as often as the Corpcshcads ask them
the question, "Nhy don't you admit good
local representatives from the south.'' to
r.rly: 1'Wc will wait until the rebels send
good loyal men 10 represent them. They
have not done 80 yeti
Look at the kind Of "loynl mcn'' the re-
constructed rebels have elected to represent
them in Congress. From
A1ABAMA.-Scnators-G 8. Honston,
Lewis E. Parsons, both rebels; House, e.
Langdou, Geo, c. Freeman, Cullen 4. Battle,
t Joseph ". Taylor, .. T. Pope, T.J. jackson,
! all rebels.
MISUNDERSTANDING Baxter, ". D..
Snow, one Coprcrhead; House-Gco. IL.
. Kyle, j. N. johnson, VIM. Byaes, nll rebels
F1oR1pA.-Scnators-W Call, VIM. Mar
> vim, one rebel; House,. Mcleod, rebel
Observation-Disclosures Stephens, Her
4 chel v. johnson, both noted rebels-one ol
: them Vice President and the other Senator
II in the rebel Congress; Houses. Cohen, +
- Cook. II. Buchanan. E. G. Cabiness, j. D.
= Matthews, ]. II. Christ5, ". 7. Wodord, al
n rebels of the worst sort.
,e LOUISIANA A--Senators-Randail Hunt, ant
Henry Boyce, both rebels; Honsc-Lou's st
:, Martin, Jacob Barker, Robert c. Wicklide
Z John E: King, John S. Young, all rebels.
:. Mlss1ss1rr1.-Scnators- l.. Sharkey, J
~ L. Alcorn, one rebel House,. A. Reynolds
- B. 4. Picrson, James T. Harrison, A. ". West
- F.. g. Peytou, all rebels.
~ NORM CAHoL1NA.- -SenAtc-John Pool, v
- A. Graham, both rebels. House,. r. stubb:
=, Charles G. Clark, 7. c. Fuller, J. Turner, 3E
IT, IT, B. Brown. S. II. Nalkup, A. Il. Jones. n
ii, rcbcls.
:. Sor7u uCARoL1SA.-ScnatEJ L. Mai
a. ming, BE Perry House-1ohn D. kenncd,
,ot William Aiken, j. MCGOWAN, James Fa
row, L. Mayer, nil rebels.
,or 1TAAS.-NO sseuALO1a Ut NtplGStAkAt4s
~ 1ns have yet hecn elected In Texas. At Il
Az AZ, State election just held, the rebel tickc
~. with Throckmorton ut its head, was elcct'
- by four-fifrhs rotc- The character Of Il
~ Cougrcssmeu to be elected may be gnesse
"' v1na1S1A.-Senate- None yet electe
,o-+ nouse-W T. D. Gusts, L. II. Chandler,
~. J. Barbour, Robert Ridgway, D. a. Dar
e.n Alex. Il. II. Stuart, r. 7. Conrad, Dan
81 II. Hoge, all rebels, except Chandler, who
her q very bad Copperhead.
tier Reader. this Is the batch Of "1oyal Uni
[ons men" whom johnson and the Copperhct
,n1y aud rcncgadcs are trying to "crowbar'' IL
' IN Congress! The country is Threatened "
M. arcncpal of civil war unless the doors OF
rncs Capitol arc opened for the admission Of th
cr. whitcwasllcd trnitors and rebels, tnc1ud
sn1. tic Vice President OF the late Contedefa
n to it was for the purpose Of forcing this bca
,s,ro ful rang into the National Legislature t
,ro9 thc Philadelphia CONVENTION was eonres
ehcIs The purpose Of the Coppe1hcads is very pl
VI, ;, II to be scen- They waut to combine
,nss these rebels in Congress, and with the sit
~ a renegade President ru1e the country In
ns interest Of Southern trsiteEs and their No
aas cru sympathizcrs. 1t is for the peopl
y ~, declare at the hallot-bo1 whether they
rors entrust the government Of the unio:
thful those who preserved 1t or to ehose
,sTn, | vickedly endeavored to destroy 1t.