The New York herald., 1866-09-29

just freed from the bonds q nos gS1 ,I1,
admitted into the Union. Now II there are eny CON
seryatiye republicans here and trust mere are s.
SEQ whether yr Raymond has changed his mind
again do not ask them 10 read the hER4LD--
thissest0morrow 20 whether Mr. Bennett believes
that the country IS RADICAL but ask him TO determine
whether ne Is willing 70 plant himself on that platform
that there shall be union OF the States until four m
lions Of uneducaed negroes shah bo admitted to the suf
frageS These Issues are getting palmer every Day.
Tor the influence Of woman m the polcs q the country
Is OF itself power and glad tonight 70 see ia TINS
assembage OF conservative people that they are taking
subjects 90 forward and let the women OF the country
instruct their that they shall never exact as cond-
ton Of the enjoyment or constitutional rights any such
condition that there shall be added 10 the sunags OF
the nation four mlions Of negroes Appaasel nov,
radicals that they intend to give representation to these
people upon the adoption OF the constitutional amend.
poIcy Of war the poey of malice tbo pocy OF insane
frenzy which chnracerzes them permit me 10 read an
extract from pancr which hold IN my band IL u an
shed by Horace Greeley the who asked the Presi-
dent-and viii ONLY ande 20 it in passing--who asked
President Lincoln TO submit theso propositions to the
country as n basis OF adjustment
The Union 4 restored and ascsrsa gspssgs A..
complete amnesty an political onss, ss., : win VI ,ss
privileges OF ctizens OF the United states .
per pay % s @ s'sss gsi
and sion alike to he apporoned pro rata so,ordns to
SS Ss or ae S a S
apon the rataeaton By is u fssssrs o. this
The bonds 20 be at the absolute dsposa Of the Legislature
S % a e. Tos @ F sssa i s @ e.
her s The e gos s l1S nqw u rs soon a
be- toray this and make such changes In the
constitution as may be deemed advisable
That is what Horace Greeley asked President Lincoln
to agree to Now hear what Horace Greeley says--the
man who has attempted IN the issues Of hs paper TO say
sution and Union, and charging that In 1868 insued
tho republican party and it leaders when he knewand
has been published IN other papers, though he would
convention nominated mo for the Office OF Recorder, and
sent me letter IN which they said my devotion 70 the
cause OF the country had never been doubtfuL Hear
what he says, and ask you when You read II 70 say
whether such spirit viii bring peace and prosperity TO
the conntry:'A political struggle rarely surpassed In
importance intensity has been precipiiated on tho
country by the reacncry Of Andrew Johnson aud some
Of hts official personal adnercnts tho great and
tro.Ic party by which they were ntrusted with power
The aim or this ireachery Is 70 put tho steadfa oyass
OF tho South under the feet OF The wh ppod
TO gnt thct vengeance on tho former, whom thoy
hate ana curse az responsible Tor sls mos. SneS;
In the name Of Heaven, II that bo true. as Horace
Greeley IS how he stand up in his paper and
declare for universal amnesty on the basis OF universal
sutaga? II that bo true, as he Is attempting TO make
you believe II is then the Southern people not on
titled u representation In Congress, 10 association
with patriotic men He knows u s not true but he
crcnlaes ~ TO niiamc the passions OF the people and
Stead the CONSERVATIVE mind OF lhe he goes
on to sayThe recent wholesale massacrcs at Memphis
and New Orleans bat conspicuous maniiestato OF
the spirit now rampant In the south, whereof the pro-
rebel triumph 10 Kentucky s mors recent example.
The soldiers VI Lee Beauregard Johnston and Hood are
Dos The dominant power from the Potomac TO tho Ro
Grinde; they elect each other 70 Office in preferences
stay -at-home rebels; they have supplanted
nearly NIL others policemen OF Solthern ctes they
are organzcd and on cred az state militia and thoy
ruthlesy crush every dcmonsiraon OF loyal whites or
loyal blacks In assertion Of the equal rights OF American
feemen. The school bouses Of the blacks are burned
nd xxhi tn taae ehara
and outrage by unchanged rebels, who reissVe
the work Of murder aud arson by cheers
Fellow citizens, ladies' and gentlemen, mothers,
and fathers OF children friends Of tue living and the
documents like that which circulated in
every steamboat and rail car In the country And
To what endf "fwo copies OF the Tribune Tor three
months ST." loud aughter) Why a man who would
try 10 keep this country the spirit Of hate aud
vengeance man who would try 10 keep up the excite
meut which has kept asnnder the states long, man
who would circulate broadcast through the country such
matter that In the face q The propositions he himself
had made for the settlement Of the and do II merely
for tho purpose of carrying State Congressional
district IS not nt to live among pairiots Applaosel
Perhaps Mr. Greeley may not agree with me- IL be
don't have doubt he will take occasion TO say
Uangherl rccollect once trying man for arson, who
undertook 10 set fre to the Tribune Office There
general impression in New York that the antagon- |
lem between Mr.. Greeley and myself was so great |
that the would get OF. But he did not. ! ad- |
do In the midst Of the riots he bad tried 10 burn l
down the onice OF tho newspaper which bad done
to excite the people than any other, but lac Il
had violated tho law and sent him for the fui term
and fined him the full nne allowed by the law believe
that ~ the times In my fc when had been Ia
concord with Horace Greeley Bat all political sub
jects do not hesitate To express myself thus plainly
And am willing 10 NEE. the present Executive OF this
State n be pleases and far sirngth VIII allow
me- discuss these questions with him before tho peo-
pie Of the S,sta. tApplanse.l Ny friends, you are /
seary, bnt am not quit through ego on ~ One
would thai Congress which demanded 80 much
Of s american reope could en, some.hlng 70 sner
Thrp'gh si M months that Congress was In session and
ari has done for tie rouuuyt Has done anything
towars resiee perfect reare through The andf Has
u done 4ny,hina towards The dimnution Of taxes7 Has
u done anythius towards relieving tho burdens which
r~si upon man, rich and POOR, throughout the
countrya No II Las lab rcd until the end OF tbs /
~, rot 70 reconcile The country, but 70 keep u
divided upoa q1e ton In order that the present
election may no pssscd over, and, II possible the
ncxt presdenrai election, te!crc tie Southern states
are allowed tho rieht o representation. That /
has been the whole aim and ope Of their legislation.
Ind they ended I'll ht months' session IN which /
nothing br ths had been done, BY voting any to one
hundred three thousand dol 20 every Congressman
daughter aud ci crsl And With this money 70 spend
tuent, doug what II would have been well Tor the
country v they had done seven months sooner And |
YET told are 10 sand by Congress- u used 70
oe stand By The presidc utn ny theory always was,
stand by the gorernnent Neither the congress nor The
who SANDS by ihe President y traitor and The man
who stnuds hy Congress y lcyaist Are there any
such ioylls heref i here man within The sound
of my vino thinks anything - 20 be gained by /
keeping states asunden Il g. then Tie arguments OF
my end Who pre- dcs have allen IN vain aad the only
hope have for SUCH a. some ~ those political preach
say, through tie power Of prayer tlaughtnrl l
The lslsiat.on q tlese rad ais z eharse,e.zed by
spirit OF iutueunca. II IN the national Congress
and 50 IN the State Lcr-atrrc. Wherever by the pro-
position ~ constitutional am ndments or by the
passaee Of q legislative they crush out oppo
sitlOn maj rtes tberr they propose the amend
pas the rc They nave tried u In The city OF
New Yorl whore 40 can rll u at any time an immense
conservative majority tche inland they DO u upon the
theory they say. that there are large number of
people The city o. New YORK VINO are not M 10 vote
"Uniyera guffage for black out OF the state and
restrictive suffrage for whhe men In IT. daughter and
cheers fIla up your votes IN south Carolina
put your consers atiye vote IN New YORK.
We will 10 by eonstitut.oua amendment and The
other ~ IL r. xisiatnr. tCeerA And 40 they pass
Resistry law for the tate New York BY which In.
appointed by pRrt san board of police com
toner. ami they seud the inspectors from one DIS
tc another the matt cit pen i registered ON swear