, 1866-09-07

land and Delaware. 1mhued with Democratic Re-
dsieftninea battle With tho enemies Of tFee con:
Soa ssss sss I soon md b IL sof ssef % S
line With the former nee States, end Iiustra te tc
wisdom and bearnt Of the great csaytcr Of liberty
P p ss1 i 5st 'ss ea wealth an" pf''-
The seeds Of odga1chy p:actcd IN the Constitu.
don y !ta s1aysr5 features, havs EEown to'be a
from tic reluctant ftamcrs Of that great fnstrue
ulent enabled these States to cItreucl themselves
behind The Perverted doctrine Of States' Rights,
tion 10 ipaintaf5 slavery u he states 70 pSeasat
10 the American Government tho alternatives Of
S5ssisstss Tia ssZsf; sspH5!ssa esss:a,
ss i ssRs5se s1sssseaa' 'shs'
ehy o. H. of saSsa 1Gi
liberty Iangui:hcd fof want of Government sup
port. oligarehs rnatnrcd IT, power win sabtle
viii unparalleled Injuries md n:arpatlons. It
dese}oPe1 only the agricultural localities GEO.
graphically distinct from the free labor localities
It held a,oco' coy Of human bsings as chat
ie1s, yet r'ato them tho basis ot unjust
free white labor from the richeata agricultural lands
uni1uttful. ii tue mineral landsand lumber local-
ties, embracing two.t1rsls Of tic South In squire
miles aud real nndeve'opsd wealth. simply It,
for slave labor. and condemned to agriculture On
this unaG71icn}tural locality, and consigned them
10 un%t!li1e isnosanee and poEes'y by denying
he capital, energy md free WI Of 16e ircs ststes
and ptofelpt1on, ;hus tqa1di1s The approaches e
books groaEed under despot1t laws against unlaw-
ful md insulrectlonar5 assemblies. II aimcd at
ab1y assemble md petition for he redrsss Of
grievances. It prescribed democEn1ic literature
i4ssnalsr nqe aea
ed ice rees I czcns ed q he otse1
States OF their privileges and tnn1nnltcs in the
IN md a q a ae to
tesesls Of the Staies the,selses. Alarmed At the
progress Of democracy IN the face Of every dis
couTogcmcnt nj last sought immunity By eeces-
stun and war;
The heart EieEegs With co1tenp1a.iep Of the
four years .iot toilowe9tforced loans, impress
ansts ss: iho nnher of aged a 1i Who Id iog
laid aside The Implements oflabor. who had bccl
samuontd 10 the aeld; :; Of conse.iption Of their
reduced to TIC verge Of Starvation tho slaughter
1Ss a7 e h WON e;
Janished from on. homes and hearthsfoacs.. thes.
1s Sostb os aaa soa
Gatca tLcm. They lost. What jid thcy. lose:
The cause Of oligarcby. They lost African
war esassa~as fooa rs tic e!ans q arms vas
hu-Ecd---thcy raisc tue cry Of immediate atmis-
sion, and with that 'vaichwosel cease 10 organize
unsasa sH EN- a1y ss Fssn, ebsbs's ssnaas %
| Them, sweeping control az all local
E4aeuse S,ss seay esv s gss r s:s
monsters, aided tir hts nnscrnpnlous Disregard OF
l,e Constitution and laws, by his saerciless pros
| cription Of true uem0crlltc opinion. aud W all
I ljH nrn1fAHfr4 0f HftHnttc D0W1F. Ihcr iif-
family enter t.e lists i'll the loyal North and seek
[ 10 wiring from frccmcu m endorsement Of their
compsi iii. resntf II Fsi:s1y Froiessins to assent
to the abolition OF slavery, they arc trying to re-
gain ,beir cte+ted power br acts asainEt pretend:
sc1vlinde will answer their unhoiy purpose.
They pronounce lhe four years. war q btilliant
IL ;he Gss ae drama
"a 59es:hes ont 30 Continuing p s!aaShses ssins;
assails with the tongue Of malignant :slander thc
psopIe T. iii shs yo.ee = iiSsliy. danse5eas
through a1i + these N ten stete3, mailing
,nn xbidf s!s"t i in ,ns
men hesitate openly to speak Of liberty, and dc
cline to attend z consenlion a Philadelphia for
fer Of destruction nna an Southern 'nsa nTs
have assembled fIom all these States dcteruined
that liberty when endangered shall Grd mouth
Riece sAd that she Government oi tho people: by
We are here 10 consult together, how beat to pro-
to resume tA!ly~si1 stars on Tho Old nag. We arr
here 10 gee thai ten Of tr:e stars, Opaque bodies,
shall not continue pal!ns ths!r inssGtaal lEe7 be-
Eany and oppression. We wish them to be brilliant
stars, esublems Of Constitutional Liberty
IL % os assfi9S ReSSaS Ss III Hill S!ssin;s RTasps: & Il:
hope j. in thc unity snd foEtituds q TIE loyal PEG
ihe 1h!lty-nlnth congEess, and The cleo
Of ~,.cae1E sSane15o'ltns GeiS es
o=ers the most liberal conditions 10 the Authors
Of tho rebellion, and doqs mol come up to shs
sa f. IF q
and 1astin. protection to al! oar people. and there
fore We accept It as The ',cst present remedy anS
aEe S:efbs tbsi 2na se eoa s
The iukcne u1c auspiefous Of overwhelming enc
,nas @ atfccl thc recEiese man il the Fresidcniia
chair, VIC cannot doubt that The traitors and sym
rathizrrs will recognize that verdict as the snics
% T. sSss ad nt
attempt 10 oppose or defy it will d. so al the Es1
Our confidence Ia the oyerrnling Providence q
he]et,tbnt when this warning is sufficiently laugh
| led mi}!:5ns Of 1he sonth will be proae1ed thos
,ish,. and franchises which may be necessary t
adjnss and ecttlc this mighty controversy in III
E: yi The m3s, S3sneal eaaaed m" ph''a'
George #. Pascal, Of Texas, Chairman; n.
q Mss3s;Sppa .Shnc 3Sn =; n A,nso,
| 4. n. Hawkins, OF Tennessee; Samuel knox::e (
Missouri; Wright Il, Fish, Of Louisiana; Milo
j. Sailo,l, Of Alabama; Phillip Fr:zcr, Of Flor
la; u. II. Goodloe> Of North Caroilna; =. c. Fo
ncy, Of District Of Columbia; JOHN 4: J. Crcs
| veil, Of Maryland; G. Waehbusue, Of ticorEia.
Mr.. Sherwuol's substitute was voted down, an
,, / the o,i.ipsl address was adopted.
RESOLUTIONS.
Mr.. Hamilton. Of Texas. from tho Committee q
, Resolutions, reported the following:
Rtse!rfd, That the loyal people. Of the Sont
cordialls un'lc with the 1o1a people OF the Sos1
IConc2udsd an ftur'a Ipgt.]