, 1866-04-13

How the Passage or the Civil Rights
:. Bill In Regarded. I


AT last! Jacootn u1isruic has eliminated. Tho
bill nn!snancd 10 tecnfc civil rights MA yesterday
qoe ~ ,h1v 2s, 'he TO atE ecn me r..
rssliamt ut. which oehesded King Charles Of Ena.
l1na, nt~et proposed 4 Inv 80 tyEannlcal: TIE
JacobIue, under Robe.pieEre, who flooded France
with blood, never pissed measure 50 Oppressive!
There men committed fnjn.uce By rjght Of force;
hul ther never attempted to make iuiusttce Legal
The central directory ie power In the land, b1t
We canno: say m honest power. II they Woald
proclaim, boldly their Intention 70 c.u.h The lately
mercy md vested rights II they would 1t once i'm
p.ch our nohlc F1estdent and bis ad1isers-ws
shooa longer fear tham, fot nc thoutd no longer
TUT theM- ,
[From the Memphis Asxus.1
Ano:hsr s1ep has been taken fowaru e1tingui.h-
ing the 1ast remnant Of American freedom. An
other blow has hecn struck at the liberties OF .hs
people. Another act in the drama Of anarchy has
just spp<ated- The stat tia: rose amid the con-
vulklse thrces OF The hrst revolution h1s set IN
ihs n m,ane.s of those who would pun = ali tns
Coner ss has passed tho Civil ghrs Bill over III
IFrum tne New orleans neaynus.]
passage Of The Ctyil Rights Bt orr t1s PfssIdenst
bu, withou, the details OF the voting. va 1nier.
however. nom the well known ctfcnmatance., that
the two missing votes vete those OF tbs two New
JesfeJ Senators. Nj. stockton Haz expelled lrofn
10 Warrington. The loss Of thee two vote.-one
By violence, md TIE Other b cal4m,ty-has enabled
IN which tho intelligence, the patriotism, md tno
unionfrn Of The whole country are lneely with
The bill has to 20 again to the House Of R=pre,
feutativts, but the Radical pTrponderauca IS &C
1arpe there that It will OF course receive the two
thirds Necessary and % become t5e law q the lsna
eou,seement 10 he people of lie seuh; bat l. no,
hope I o; rslsef 1hers Il one p.iissiTe Tor he In
mrneu oppression, in the act tnat the Adn,in1strA
ton Is In The hands Of President Johnaon, and We
md mofJ, As far rs possible tbe Offensive md II
| ritatinp features tn1t IN Other h1uda Non!1 ot
Tor lntolerable oppression and incessant cx
atpef11ion.
From the New Or1eans Times
| It will be Remembered that, before the passaRe o
| this bill oysr the Pre.ident'. yeo prociamarol
ion, DECLARING he ns urrec,ion which had e1tsiet
throughout The southern States entirely at a1 end
TIL. res,ored the sates in question to a their po
!he one IN question on then without thelt consent
il IN act OF urpaion revolutionary In It's chasae
,er. and constituuonally null and void. Feehu,
Norah and south. regard the action OF The RUM
fa1re We shali look ni,h some interest to u
purtue IN relation to Ibis ,1 II n,sy yet surprfa
The world BY saatalniDg the President and The Coz
l es1tution.
- fF.pn, The Mobile Register.J /
The telegraph informs ua that this odtoas bin b.
been passed By The Senate, over the Presfdenti:
veto. We sec but little reason 10 hope that 1t wi
| rot be urged through the Houte also, unltss eon,
pro!ioensial Interpretation should a7eEs The g
hmity. .......
The pastsee Of this measure, 10 soon after h
Peace Proclamation. fnd1cates a reckless determ
nstion to push he Was np9n The Con. itatton e
I to the Yery knife. Il reminds M OF the e1c1au
non Of the Pyalntst: when Ispcak to them
peace. tney make thenn.esves ready for Nar.'' 7
The conquered South, Ii possible, T.,
How long, we might askIhow lonR = this feel
I'D ss to qs II ne ss o.
fhe powers or good and evil. If II Is to come to
,to ea9 = nsas 5s
away upon madnek1~
From the Augusta (Ga., coustitutioua1lst]
TIE telegraph and latest exchanges Eeena to rim
s.vs e aneua stoaers one 5.es:on. Old 1s,r Koss
snd Fleming Stuart to whine. like whipped eh!
The Ramp Congress pai.es th. Civil Rtsh,
| ley. Radical, Is Goytrnor or Connecticut by abou
| ITO majority; and there has been rreat 6ehai
sdveIss 10 ihs hopes Of the country in Congress-
Let u LOOK at ihe other eide. By rtRhts, Ii
| Feocral Senate should hate teseptr.folr member
TMo-thltde thelso1 wonia a., Be- fony,eifn. vote, 1
wss absent. Senator Foot't pisce not alled. SCI
ator Wright, Of New Jersey. was desperately u
and hle colleague, Mr. Stockton. robbed OF hi
| xCat, New Jeftey was not represented at all Les
than thrte Of the halt OF the Se1at
mado OF Themselves bas.ard two-thirds. Ho'
iope, Is 1t thought this sort OF Thing .stll stan
before vote pf The People OF the ULited Stafest
And Haw}ey; ,he RAufca!, II elected IN Connect
cur. Tcs, but By majority Of $40 II tntal {
G7,E51, with fonr iowus 10 hear nom. The ttadle.
]f AZ In N On their last NIqGIQdlofitl vote tb
Conservatives gatu eight Senatots and fifteen HeI
resentaiises, surely, II = New England state q
make this close fight. there Il yet some hope:
And Congress- Ia wprse than ever. What Of that
Was rot that Congress elected in w1r times, undt
tho pressure Of hostile feelings Does II repseser
now the opinion OF the Sor!hf WI It not 500
that such Congress Will undo the frantic work {
| thtsf