The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-09-06


manulacturnR, and umoer Notwithstanding two
tbids of the whole south, in square mi es real
sgricul mally 20 poor fJr slave labor
cnltprai territory and consionsd tbcm @ 70 ns1ns
ignorance and povertv-by denying tai and stranglng
IL rtpel Ell the capital energy, will and skin Of the
rec sntes rom the iTee-abo local les by uDmiti-
cated intolerance and prOscIlnton thus susrdlng
The approaches to theiT slave domain against Demo
Statute books oroaned unde- despotc avs against
lawful and II nsurreetcnery assemb les; aimed at the
scmbIe and peiiten for redress of grievances.
II proscIi9ed democratic literature ncendiarv.
OF speecl and the press.
1t depryed ctizens o! the other States OF the priv
e So Go % @ sae snq de
Alarmed at the progress of democracy in the OF
every disc oursgement at last 1t sought immunity by
The hear sckens with the contemplation of the four
scriptions with bloodhound and bayopet, murder Of
pements Of labor but had been summoned anew to the
field by the conscrpttOn their support chil
OF starvation; the slaughter noble Youths types OF
SRo oey @ n SSe S e9er, w
long months of interrogation IN Kebe bastes bauish
recital OF the long catalogue OF horrors.
But democracy, North and south combined, defeated
oiqarchyP They lost African slavery by name only
arms was h1shea-~ihey raise the cry Of immediate
admission" ard with tina wachw ord seek to organize
under new lorms, contest to porpetuste their uobri
They rebabilitate their sweeping control OF all local
and Slate ORGANIZATIONS The Federal Executive easily
seduced yie ds willing obedience his Old tiers
and laws by his mercess proscr ptlon Of true demo-
cratic opinion and by all his appliances OF de,potlc
AOrb and seek to wiring from reemen an endorsement
Every foul agency is at work to accomplish this result
Falsely protesting to assent TO the abortion of aver,
bv legislative acts against pretended vagrans They
know that any I9Tm OF seryitnde win answer their
brilliant ord scene in the great re outonary drams.
and Fronting by the example the Presidential piigrim
breathes out threatenngs and aughter against loyal "
With he tongue malignant ander the constitution
ally chosen representatives. oftne people
TO sJill the of Hberty-dan clone 10 ty-
r.nts-midnght confagratons, assasslnatons and muir
terror tnro ugh these ten tates makes Iowa y and
silent in tie presence 0 reason OF whisper IN bate1
aud decline to teud Convention al Philadelphia, for
But a Southern men are not yet awed into submls.
son to treason; and we have assembled from all these
ind mouihoiece, aud that the Governmen Of the
people. by the people for the people shal not perish
best % provide Tor Union of ru Republican States;
afe sere to % se & S STS en on % ne @ S
oFoqu bds paling their Intellectual Tres beneath the
oD We Sis6 tSem to Be bI ian stars; embePs Of
SIT Hery Rl IL t ones ssaTkling with
adornmtnts of The glorious banner of freedom
o. The loyal people of America in the support and vnd-
OF the Thirty ninth Congress In the election
fOrtIeth OnrpeSs.
While the new attic o amending the National Consti-
tuton offers the most liberal conditions 60 the authors
the Rebe lion, and does not up to tn easure
o. our expectations believe its ratification wou be
the commencement OF complete and LASTING protection
all people; and there il the best
present remedy and appeal to bro hers friends
In the orth and West TO make it their wachwoId in
the coming elections
The tokeas are auspioious Of Overwhelming success
lit 'e the verdict Ot the ballot box NAV afeui
the rec ess in the Pre- dential chair we canno
doubt that he traitors and sympathizers he has en-
outraged will recognize the verdict the snIes ipd
cation the mighty power which crushed the Rebel
ion is sti aliYe AID that those who attempted TO on
pose or defy ii Will do the risk their own De
structiOn. =, -,
prompts the prediction and ntensiies the belief tha
when This warning is sufficient taught to these mis-.
Guided and reckless men, the beraei mllio rs OF tbe
rapeous will he prohered those rights and fran
ches which may be necessary adjust ana settle mi.
mighty controversy in the spirit OF the most en- arged
Gnd Christian philanthropy.
~ GEORGE w. PAsCHAL. of Texas Chairman
r. o. SIDNEY Mississippi
JOHN n ATKINSON, of West Virginia.
JOHN A. ALDERDICE of Delaware
A. W HAWKINS, OF Tennessee
SAMUEL KNOX, OF Missouri.
WRIGHT FISH of Louisiana.
MILTON j. SAFFoLD of Alabama.
PHILIP FRASER of Florida
ID. X. GooDLoE, of SoI tn Carolina.
d. G. FDRNEY OF District of Columbia.
JOHN 4. j. CREswELL of Maryland
q. w. AsHBURN, OF Georgia.
[COntiRUed IN our neGt editiOR1