, 1866-09-05

rss s, nol wholly unn,fzed Of good. 1hss con1eat
r. I'D ~ shfs9 ns H. ,op
20 saton res!esded tie eonsnd; man. TSst
did what the loyal Congress ol tho
s&s ssss stss* ssas Is 81 @
Anerica that does not dIul3 refuse. u tbe Pros
has DO sne srs . be f. b.,
Applause.J 70 ny piaa I. |: important
a1 oq tbss Dc q III e.5sr
lbought for .henaselrcs. They have spoken for
q influence for hat in which thcy Believed, snd
fesItng as ! do. .hst postefity viii condemn 1t,
II s1tnE@ voa VT bs9e
this .conutry an old. defiant, and proud, and
lauehty panty, ,quondam Democ1as, quoi'dam
Of that pary has ever been tlat Il
OF lie l,gest of ruth IND light & az. Among
was Divine tnsitution, that ali the incidents Of
slavery were Divine Tint It was sacsed thing
e1 "a not
cseed, ~ Il wse she conduct Of t6e iaso defiant aud
Ro9d ga[tys = wea that party S9nes 1p hese 70
o' u, ss mser5 s IT Pa' CT ssnsa;Sa
X9 s '! H.. / + Gns aass as ss'
tahlielled. ask you- thcn II lhtB old Democratic
ble submission to Republican principles! There
is ecne good In Tint. It marks IN eycnt In The
progrees oi human freedom.
which uomlnated Ar- Lincoln nnd Mr. JOHNSON, Il
mns announced that slavery must be cxurpated,
and laa soul I every iinesment Ind every abre of il
Mark the difference bc&wecn the two words. One
to extrpate, not simply to cnt ott this or the other
only slavery, but all The fneongraous righteous
neea and unequal consequences aud Incidents thai
resul,ed f1om slnsety.
rceeniation. Docs not slavery rena1n 80 lang ~
there is 4 man, no matter what 70 his color, un-
represented IN the Government! Docs not elare-
n Fcrnnin 80 1unE as ypn any to Nnan ht may
no etanl eQnal With bis fellow man In yoar courts
Of J,,sticc: Al! these Incidents the great epubl.
sas sna e9ss soa sseuiaen 1 %en, I as a@e Il
lhc prison houses Of The Sonih, when this pledge
came tu Jon It ea1e As The sweete4s ena susest
/ note You had ever heard Let Ills be dont' anti
eaii The attention Of tic Convention to the fact
ss Sssfs e1SeptfS
is tIc lnilItcry power Of the United States. and
@ ioS 4 10 M Ills peculiar iangasge because It struck
me when ared> and whca hrst saw It sey-
Sas.P sa sEsH m :. es*sisy n n
@ neser ue @ sat 10 them tbas ihcy Ssd a.seated 70
he aeeion aa tpi' GncTc.s aSy Mosa
ce1nc ta The Goyert,ment and reco1umend can.
pensation tor cmancipated slaves icstes Of
Il il not necessary for me to say before this Con-
vsn.ion that they hare no juat right fps compen;;
iG1 inen, pay back 10 ,hc Government the vast
and rebellion, and i viii pay them of bclr slaves.
Pinrinie they arc MT entitled to yn,cnt. Then,
gentlemen. }hts Convention ought 10 say TO the
M te CO.. conatiiSion @ whcre ncIther Congress nor
~ 1t ave. fa o1s pevaF to Be- es
tamniansa- tIr - Those Sonthem peopjc, sshcp they
asipgpmnied to make thcr various Constitutions,
Mu''oiS% IT,, ;Scfr State rebel debt d not to
With What great reluctance thc5. did thai.
erMt Ind all ;bc bower Of the tsoresnment to cx.
nj i, Of them, That can be repealed BY State ac
ion. T6ey Gu sso asea aaaS S an A. aszamt
NOW under coercion refused W1ilc Il
dn,yu in tho fundamental law o
HAT Il IL rr;tten dawn il thc fundamental law o
eoiitfs d i6e people aaywbere. Nofih o. South
iApnlauaej Upon theac subjects, :.
eaasl ana ust IT. convs9o cn ea
nia}n ihat their Constitutional and natural right
i Ire inninrcd upon. II ihey complain fairl5, "a
Co. r. T. p 70 an &c! !axih ihat be II Soe
nowcr Of 4 white man in south Csroiius sha1
fnnsi the Soie and power Of Two white men
niaMsei II thcy ask 1css tllan Justice, give thei
iii measure. II they ak more than justice, den
it. :,
cnfTanehisc1acnt of tbo blasE people, ILL., suhJe!
aiso vii come bcforo taia Contention. Upon ii!
=; snhcct. ycntlcmcn Of tho Convention, all has
/ Il ,.t.f1f In, rnthfnYr fri