Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-08-08
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element the more reckless and Violent Rov-ii %
Jern, In political assemblies, sobersminde1
men, their superiors Ia, ,kneTledge aud, MOO
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Measures were adopted almost unanf-
motisly which would not have passed the 81
two Houses blythe freevotes Of the mem-eo
must have % been understood % and lis sgsS nsces- ~
sity foreseen, or this strahge anomaly In %
American legislation would not have been18
resOrtAd tog6I . aDC1 I9d1 noiJn4ygcD -uI
by the report of the committee on Re- q
construction, it appears to have been their
opinion thatr0hat Is generally understood
a$ an executive duty, the right Of deter
mining When the ihsurrection or rebellion
a ia n pOu0ifiOn ~
f;Dr sslt.gOyeTn msntt pertain to the two
Houses of Congress and not to the PresiI -
dent. .fat..,t,-, ~ -
They say 1t was his duty to execute the
lawson Congress, and they ignore aud sAeyqR
10 effect denyDhis right TO do his duty ppriO
der the Constitution, except as theyImayo
direct and impel him; this is their first rad
ieal error, and the close Of the report shows
hOWunfiJa legislative body'is forthe ipersiv
fbFmanee Of executive duty 4j .IGis Essj.fm
1t was well shown in the long Parlia-
ment in England when they undertook to
exercise executive power; it isequaily we'll
shownli liere!1o9 55i NON ,sis5HDH~ 7 IT
Nnr onlv, oonld not Con0ress aOree "a tbq
khat shonld hadona to effect reeonstruc,
tion. when Il shouId begin and how far it
shhf3ffi JfiyAnc9 NJ vflhofit lfhe aid Of icotd9A
Thittee Of n CONSTRUCTION, but that commits
theI 20 Selected. had 10 saw that the result OF
their rsp6rt " Wag tflutlial c6ncessi6n afterdi
inS oninions' .6luO1 Sfl12 Bdi
It wohttl seem that their Inability to agree
might we'll have admitted Of some deer-D
once and RESPECT for the 6pfhions Of tlleti
President, who Wf6tlni9f8 knowledge, GER
tainly a1 JeauB1l y pithoAc spirit much
hrger information aud longer delberation,
differed from some. perhaps all OF them,
ana if he were mistaken, and mehbers were
returned from States not organized So asito
be competent to return ,ttieIii, eath,. House
had the power to determine the questionfot
itself and in the case OF -eaSh individual
member and on full information 10 rrject
such members. .raAaD N lHoL .loD
There, seems to be no agreemepton the
points in which it is charged that the Pres,
identerred aEyerE act aud every conceiv-
able omission to act is objected to by. DIFF
ferent, individuals, The only particularin'
which they agree is0that he did not In all
thingseoniopni to the will OF Congress. He
had opinions of his own and expressed
them Ia tinie ana form as prescribed byt the
C0iRtiuitiOasi1 But other grave objecttonsO
were nrgeds odj 1oi goijnsygOp s,., rsInedt
Senator, ,Trumbull, In a speech lately, de-
livered TO his constitients, claims that the
Pfesfdehtt tld not pntiisli friitors sdffieie6toq
iy; in other words, that therefhad notsbeeaH
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