The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-11-06

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Browning embodies in his recent semi
Official letter-.a document that derives
Its Importance from the fact that it Ia
understood to be an exposition of the
views ofthe President. When our own
statesmen and politicians fail to read
and understand the amendment, a mis-
conception Is pardonable in a Inewsia-
per not presumed to be accurately In
formed on the details of American poll
tics. While, urging, the President to
yield TO the vFeFdictS of the ipeoplei as
pronounced at the ballot-box, The
Times afirms that
"The real sting of the constitutional
but n that which sa1aIdes for once III
WIn9 haNe had any share IN the rebel Hon.
Were this correct, its conclusion that
this sis simply the abolition of self
government tnIthe Southern States for
generation," would be incontestibly
true. Governor Marion, of Florida, =
ialr-m1nded and candtd man i4aBI into
the same error in his recent speech in
of the amehdment9: ! lt5lfiis
cit dlsqualtnes the people of the States to
Such an extent tllat they would be wholly
ana pH woeId teHs aisu1eIig ai@6s
all the respectable, intelligent men of the
stats 81 E.f sda "a SAf
! So faEfromdha amendment disquali-
flying all who had any share in the re-
bellion. or even ttalmost all of the re-
spectable. intelligent men of the South. -
it disddaIifieS only fli6Se EandS ST6 quote
the IanpuaUe of the amendment 4tsaIf
who had previously Wtaken an oath
as member Of Congress, orAas an Off
GER of the United States, or 4as- asmem-
Der of any State Legislature, or as an
executive or judicial officer of any
State, to support the Coristitution OF Tie
United States" /" In other words, It dis
Qualities only. those who Clded ininrv
to treason. There is no nnblic man or
newspaper. in the South who would
Willingly assert that all the intellipence
and reSnectabilitv in that section was
confined To- those holdina,any and ali
tbe eofTineeT ann 1uIeTateIi IN thlS, aT1enIls
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