Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1866-03-24

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much the latter nav pr-tomina,e.
The course OF imm grafton, develop
m-nt Of industry and business. and natural
Causes, will raise up at the South men as
devoted TO the Union as those from any
other par, of the land. But if they arc all
excluded from Congress-ifina permanent
statute they are d clared not 10 be in full
relations to the country,
they may think they have cause to become
a unit in feeling and sentiment against the
Government.
Under the political education of the
American people the idea is inherent and
ineradicable, that the consent Of the ma
iorit y Of the whole people is necessary to
secure willing acquiescence in legisla.
ton. The bill under consideration refers
to certain Of the States as though they
had not been fully restored to the United
States. II they have not, let us at once
set together to secure that desirable end |
ut the earliest possible moment.
1t is hardly necessary to inform Con-
gress that in my own judgment most of
these States, SO far at least rs depends |
upon their own action have already bct n |
fully restored. and are to be deemed to BE-
entitled to enjoy their Constitutional rights
q members ofihs Union. reasoning from
the Constitution itself, and from the actual
situation Of the country. ...i.. ~. ID
! feel not only entitled but bound to
assume that with the Federal Court, re-
stored in the several States and in the full !
exercise Of their functions, the rights and |
of all classes o! the people. WILL |
with the aid OF the military in cases Of re-
sistantc to the law, b. essentially protect
cd against unconstitutional infringement |
and violation. -sas. Urt H.tfnf !
Should this expectation unhappily fail,
which do not anticipate, then the Execu-
tive is already armed with the power cou-
fnred by the act Of March. 1865, estab-
fishing the Fretdmen's Bureau, and here.
after, as heretofore. he can employ tho |
land and naval forces Of the country 70
suppress insurrcction and 10 overcome OBJ
siructions 10 the laws. "'l PEW
return the bill to the Senate in the |
earnest hope that a measure involving
Questions and iute,est SO important to the
country will not become law unless
upon deliberate consideration by the pco-
pie It shall receive the sanction Of an en-.
lightcncd public judgment. - grI
r.4 - ANDREW JOHNSON.
WASHINGTON. d. c.. Feb. 10. 1866.