Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-05

sn5pr'sie. n 20 know Tat there was SUI
fs-og. and fhat they were human beings
sho soffe Sd. He did not believe the Pres
isnt wovld have vst0ed the bill on account
II the Of 6scsi0Oa contained in the last paK!-
n tho message, but that he had been
prop6ted b do 20 By 6ftssn other objec
tied to The bill itself. which were ably Sc
&14@4nR-@.s1IN--,.-.si---.e-,
II. Fssss6dd. intJ11dpting. said that thr
slcss inference frosb the language Of tn
vsts asssags was, ttat the Senate had moth
log 10 do With L.
What 10 The di1sesncs Of opinion exist
iae bstwssu he President Of the United
States, aad thee& who ere opposed to his
reoonatruetion ptlicy 10 the two Houses Of
Ceagrsssi c1btainly disclaim, Of course.
any right TO st9fs what are his opinions ex
ospt - they ~ given to us in authentic
public documents. From these I obtain
bic views. HAT these are misrepresented,
Intentionally or otherwise, should not pro
duos surprio among those who consider
how ssldoQA candid statement OF the quc'
ton q issvt 10 made by the advocates Of
conflicting doctrines and opinions It would
seem impbenbie, in view Of the frank and
oxplicit 0ltoeano1S which the President has
ellsn uAde Of h)s opinions, to create in the
Subtle hind . Misrepresentation Of his views
Tot teos, to . csttain extent. has been done.
Ne idsMppossd n many 10 urge the admis-
sie4of disloyal)ne from the rebel States
- the two H(uses Of Congress He il
eGArged with purpose Of desiring to bring
Ito theis fosms places in this body, bloody
4endo3 Eohola. He 10 said to wish to throw
vide opsn the ldog1A( Congress. and 81
tAeoe esats wich tsaitoA fresh from tn
battle dslds al DO rebellion. What il hi
tsue pooilioaf might refer to the publish
q statement q his views, in his remark,
- . delegation virginians the other day
h which he EXPLICITLY declares his opinio,
thst tho only lefal men should he appoint
- 70 ONCE; bqI prefer to take his 10 .es
authentic writt(h dcclarati | shall rea,
from his veto q Passage. end in that docu
meat tho follow ng:
~ hold il m} duty to recommend to you
in the intcrestsef peace, and in the inter
ssts Of the Un1n, the admission Of ever,
State to il 81 IRE in public legislation
whom, howeve4 insuhordinate, insurgent
- rsoellious IL people may have been, i
presents itself. not only in the attitude o
loyalty and hal mony. but in the persons
representative whose loyalty can not b.
ss;;:s,o o.:;. sn{'r any existing Constitution
Such 10 The ianguagfof the President il
bic veto msssage. q it be misuntlcr
stoods Can il he mist presented, What
are existing Constitut,( rs and legislation
bat the cath prescribed by the Constitu-
ton, and me still st1nger test oath pre-
seribed By Law. Haviq stated what h,
commeuds, the Presida(t then says wha'
he 10 opposed to. % fol Tvs:
1T 10 plain that IN il |eiinite or pcrms
nens excluelon'of any ft OF the country
from representation md be attended By .
spirit d Gisquietude ID complaint. It i.
unwiss end dangerous - pursue . cours.
Of measures which wilIunite . very larg.
section Of the country gainst another sec
n"n, however much III latter may prepon
ce-ae l-a ,urac of1 emigration. the Dr.
~sapment Of INDUSTRY and business, ant
natural causes viii r. c up men At tn
Scuth. o. devoted to . Union "a those q
any part Of the coun y: hut, il they ar
excluded from Congrlks, il, in prominen
statue, they arc decld ed not to be in ful
constitutional RELATE to the country, thcy
may think they have cause to become
unit 10 feeling and Deutiment against tn,
Government,
This is what the president is oppose,
-. We have there bre what he recon
msnds and what he lisapproves. He rec
omments the adml |sion Of men 10 Con.
erese Who can take The required oaths pro
vided they come fr9m States which prese q
themselves in an q itude Of harmony an,
loyalty. lie dissapprovesa permanent. an,
Indefinite exciusid of al representation r.
eafelese o. the loyalty Of the representa-
iva Or the people Here, then, the issu
y fairly presnted{ How could he state j
more distinctly! Yet We are daily tol,
mat ~ tres'deoq desires to throw wid
eeeo the doors Of congress to bloody hand
. ssesaa &c VI Pre you will, in tho hall
q representation e we'll 40 in the publ
Peces, 80 you NJ dnd the opponents 9
be policy stating Ne question in this form
IL. President Nhat now arc the two gre,
System ofpoh}3 9th ssgar 70 rcconstrut
~ end reunjoo, the minds Of III
psorls srs TO- bay divided One ofthe ~,
TENS, lnown,lby way Of distinction, a. tn.
ef the President, Is indicated in the word
which have)citcd upon his veto messag,
Il coatslhpla{ - careful, cautious, discrit,
mating admi4sion Of l,yal rsprsss,tatio
NON loyal SoAtes and districts, in the an
peepsiate Hohses Of Conpress; BY separa,
sceieo in eacl and every case, to be consit
sesd BY itself and recorded on lie ewn me,
-. II reeoenises the right Of every Low,
ceass go dtafics&Q b represented BY 10,
. oee 10 CcngrsA It draws the tru
q me q 9ecneeion bst1se traiters aad tru
nsn. Il furnishes to tho States lately i
seoellion thostroagsee poasRble inducemsnt
- loyalty and fidelity to TIL Government
lt nakes TREASON odions By Sho~ine Tia,
/, While The traitor and the reb& are exclm6s
80 Coagrsss, the loysl sn1 the fai,hf,
- eoedially received Il Recognizes IN
!swaeds loyalty whersves It i found. an
oseiaguiahsa, . il ought betueen Hoas
Aynerd and . Jefferson Davk What
- otlsf psotel eentemplatedb The cntil
e14osSoa u rspeQpen'ati'n in Either hons
eeOsaGsas fsa AY SITE la(elv IN rebeI
In, irrespective Il 10 presekt loyal.y :
the6eansA9 u IL peecle. u6til The adon
ese4eaae nsesures NOT de6nitely state,
- eeyeeeess asrss neither q 70 u
$3.50 reepessd nor IN the reason
oevn ~ 1elf Support THE exclu
xG~u2 1o12e sd inde6uite an
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