Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1866-11-09
The Issues of the Hour.
WHAT THE NO tn DEMAND.

WHAT THE NO tn DEMAND.
A people so boyish and concelted I,
IS the Southerners have always shown
themselves to be, unwilling ever to t
leal with facts, but only with their
own imagination of them, would De
sure to interpret indecision as cow
ardice. if not as an unwilling tribute
20 that superiority Of which men who !
really possess it are the last to boast.
They have learned nothing from the
war but to hate the men who subdued l.
them, and to misinterprct and misrep-
resent the causes of their subduing
and even now, when feeling has been
steadily growing in the rest Of the
country for the last nine months deep
or and more intense than any during !
the war, because mixed with an angry !
sense of unexpected and treacnerous
disappointment, instead ofsetting their
strength to the rebuilding Of their
shattered social fabric, they are wait
ing, as they waited four years ago,
for a division in the North which will
never come, and hailing in Andrew
Johnson a scourge OF God who IS to
avenge them in the desolation Of Onr
cities Is it not time that these men
were transplanted at least into the
nineteenth century, and, if they can
not be suddenly Amerlcanlzed: made
to understand something OF the coun-
try which was too good tor them, even
though aV tlie coSc VI d rue eiioGN ~
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Sonfbern hnJf Of whi,b M Northern
man 5 life is safe except at The sacrifice
OF his conscience, MS freedom OF
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THE IREACHERH OF THE PRESIDENT
Senator john Sherman ia Il speech
ot Cincinnati crave an acaoon+ If hi.
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exposed the uuphcliI % inns sell
appointed Moses:
u am about to state one or two
facts t. show YOU how much | wa.
mis.cd. Judge Trumbul. chairman
OF the judiciary Committee, framed
TINS bill. Civil Rights BIND and tn,
committee was composed Of the ablcs
and best LAWYERS Of this country
among lucm Judge Harris of New
YORK. Judge 1rumbuI. himself ;
man OF great ability, reported without
objection the bill. Before the bill
passed Inc Senate, judy, Trumbu
took it 70 the President OF the Unitec
>taJs~ aad showed it TO him, talkel
with 3m about It's provisions. and ha
recorded his testimony Of what occur
red IL tAat interview. f1epronounceC
II II a speech III the Senate. sayins
IIIo icaIuchI hau approved ana sane
''"'eu lhat oiil before II was present
ca 70 we 0tnate' Alter the difficult,
"ooa' thc freedmen 5 bureau Blli
ai'er 'Ae olyll hlghCS OH Lad passed
"ea' 10 PRESIDENT Johnson myself
uHdcf pecuIiar circumstances. ha(
pttH 'dllIeu oI ulc CnIoh men o
connecticut TO make u speech IN thel
approaching canvass. II was clfcu
Ia'ihS al over the country that MI
'o''h9ou was ABOUT 10 prove IaISe L
MS parry ana laISe TO his country, an'
'iia' lie was ABOUT 10 use the vas
patronage OF ms position to inquire th
I''F'@ 'haV placed MN IN power.
"'ou2nt l would ask illm II there wa
% oe 7ucil conflict as that. tie re
oeiN - me kindly and we talked owe
,Ne Mil"le matter TWO or thEee hours
" III hoV unuefIaNe 10 say preclSei
WIFI was Salu oy the President or b
>. NY SCI" III Ihlo convention, but say t
YOU On my hohof' that ne lett the IN
PIeS'ion On my mlhd as clear ana a
oIoh8 a' your races now appear DC
I ~! ne, thaL ne would approve tn
G I nights Dill ana sign 1t; further
'''"' Il any controversy sprung up DC
'"e5i' ''I"l anu the congress, he neVe
"oG'" appeal 10 the feDels ana COZ
Perheao' TO come between US. ii
+ tAPre'Sed MS desire that should g
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