The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-16

OF opinion as 70 the means Of securing a common OBJ
Sa 20 none 20 me oeecss me
party 10 continue In power have said, from month
to month for year and haf, that the republican
ousted and that that continued IL would be crime
against liberty second only 10 treason. tChoeraI II Is
its duty 70 live. and conduct its councils that shall
me. on fair footing, and though We may
fear reaction . violent excitement tending
party could again bring about that death which We suf
fered In the war There In great revelation In ideas
and things i the reactionary party arc 10 go into
tangled and that will require twenty years 70 unrave It
therefore right that this thing should be done well and
and humanity The Republicans only represent the
party that saved the conntry. To make peace
with the Democratic party is not TO- make
peace with them is TO make peace with themselves The
continuance In power Of the republican party inds
pensabe raising up and securing intelligent citizen
ship Whatever exception may be- we know 1t Is among
the democratic party towards the negro The anmus OF
that party towards the negro has been bad-bad and
their feelings now not very brotheriy. (Cheers
On the other hand there vast number who have had
sympathy for the poor and ignorant negro, who
nSs ns e as
democratic party feel that the great weeds
in tho mud which they have been hauling at their heels
to their advantage They say this 90 white man
government and they seem to predict that the black
mans turn hes not vet They he Is inferior
by nature On the other hand the great Christian public
has determined that the black shall be educated
They believe that we owe debt of gratitude TO him for
his good conduct through all the and that debt they
mean TO pay by security liberty and civilization Cheers
The republicans believe that the negro has precise
ton in American civilization and they believe that
education and citizenship are indispensable TO the ma
tiOna prosperity The abuse OF -four millions of IL
crime that would largely reflect upon the moral feel
ngs Of the nation. We should educate the blacks for
their sakes and for own, and hold that trust
in time has been devolved sacred and
more responsible tnan 70 ake those freedmen ont Of
ton and enanchiscment and elevate them that they
may feel the duty and understand the glory Of citizen
every young manthaI every one With whom my ny voice
may % innuentia-wtnont wavering, without nesita-
taon owl oy al mere Is 10 oerty ana truth anu under
Irases 10 inc iepu9Hcan party. lAppause. but
near ~ oplec.ea ~. 70 'nese pos,sions tnat !
Of this great national difficulty as the democrats do and
az ~ y aeged inc 1epuolcans 40 nol ana as am not,
anu therefore we cannot aavse you 70 go against your
60 win them ! myself go with them tGIeat cheering)
TOT ho,d tnat party y DOT mercy anu only pat
form and gwen number OF voters around IT. hold
fun be Judged by its animatng and interior sup
port py lts impulses 1y s genius ana tnat party that
mas stsmped upon cnaIacteI LOT ihJusce ana ior us
love Of slavery and Tor It's hatred OF and the black
mai- So massuf now muon = pai.y nko lnat may pre-
,eno a. "a ss III. tba ns sor
meve with you tnst tnis mater 70 DC settled At once
they say that SO desire H. NO, 40 not They hold
sons do not loud ehssrs1 may mold sSs. it's i Is
Se'sei LOT Jasuc1 'as cupr. s'ssneu ana conVcted
Junse 81. snv9u ~ , h III ianer cere
before Judge ana say - nave been pardoncd and
rens w I'M Ing, M, anu n. NY rs"s ~ soCoty
nheres onv IN Congress- Gontinnous chsonSr ScSd
, ,t - 49, ST.. @ 1 , upon SunsresS 70
sSc .na ssc Ssa,es coe oack only on conutons tnat
WIN inako ,ne county sue may ancl Win you as
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'ne paTh u 10 ios 70 say, c'osned
~ - .ey -. ,o ~, " .h pSvpo w NV
power 70 IccvhsriuOs ugvn suon conusolS tnat
roccnstfucnon shal De vahd ana permanenL tCheers
mere crn oe no snauSw ~ aouS" LINK upon TINS
this right shall be exercised but the right indsputa
~, my y, ,n. ~ ~ yssy 40 s... =, W nc'
Dscve y rsd ,s 1,s upvn sn1 H smeno
ments am usciussy IN iavol U tnem. uioat cnoor-
ingl MOI W pe sure ~ necess.i1y coputlons prcce-
aent LOT D.r .ncr cqusy sno INSTRUMENTATION
amendments an Which, as matter Of ssasesmanshp,
snouu prefer 10 oe pu ou' .ue nce9 ~ CON-
su.uuonM amcnamsns n"yS s'SIo1 nss m,uuie ma
last ana sun lnsiss upon, nay, ma Iun iann tnat
ney would pe passcd sne STATES were
IN or Out, anu "ouiu ue az "uou ucoueu ~ As tney
,h s.' o min ., some would 81 a.. co5s,a
ersoie tnan o'1erm,se ~. I'm no' ~ .na. op'n,0ni
! nave more 9ope ana ccu,age 20 sne iotore. But
One thing however, Is cersn-tnat the constitutional
amendmsns VIII pas,. sUncvI 10 msass wnss .
Of the country ,hoss were admitted and sscsy
setued IN tnem 4 am not ny Iopuoncsn 10y Am
only q true member OF tcneeisl WIN merry 70 "a.
press my Judgment OF wna0mignt Usss oe done ana
everybody else mas inc sane Hgns AND wnne,
Thought not ~ mauer OF prlncipie no. avtai mat
ter Of truth, but IN mere matter Of policy what shall
doY Not refuse 70 work InAt not the business OF .
citzsn. NO. Inc same rason tn.. eo mo once 70
urge the admission OF the sousnen states with
out this change IN the constitution now leads me 70
urge upon the southern people prompt sccep'sson Of
the amendment 70 that the wnoie WORK o. reconstruc.
non may DC consumma'ec ana sne question pIt ous OF
the way. Checrsl the democratic pStty. q under
stand H. would leave the blacks wholly TO local law
Now believe the nation 10 be under the most solemn
obligations Of honor TO secure that liberty which the
freedmen have earned what shall secure may Wen
divide men opinions. Some mep may De more san
guine than others Some, FAR more courageous and
hopeful than others, propose that they shall De Sc
cured beyond all peTadvcnture tGrsat cheering) The
right Of this reasonable man can doub am not in
favor OF legislature that leaves the work % Is,
trusting to the future. II seems to me that delay
Of itself is evil felt that the wound between North
and South, 70 use surgical torm. should Do healed by
hrst Intention and that was not necessary TO put in
seton TO keep the sore running believe that
mere legislation will not protect the blacks. will not
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