New-York tribune., 1867-09-04
KENTUCKY.
INAUGURATION OF GOV. UELM-VALEDICIORY
ADDRESS OF GOV. BRAMLETTE.

INAUGURATION OF GOV UELM-VALEDICTORY
ADDRESS OF GOV. BRAMLETTE.
LOUISVILLE, Sept 3.-Gov. John l.. Helm was
inaugurated to-day at Ezabehtown, owing TO the feeble
condition Of his health and bis inability to proceed TO
Frankfort Gov Bramlette and staff the City Council OF
Louisville. and many prominent citizens from various
parts of the State were present.
GOV Bramlette made vaedctory speecn After re-
ferrng to the condition Indebtedness in which he found
the State when he elected and the condition In which
he leaves ID his he went into general re-
view Of the political situation, ana was very severe on
denaroOc influences and declared that all our national
troubles were 10 be traced TO that source OF evu
with the tendancy toward geographlcai becuon-
alsm He also deprecated the inordihate trst ior OH
and the common veal were so constantly sacrlnceo he
said that the Radicals hoped ITO build uR negro party y
their hands. This dangerous work OF RECONSTRUCTION
il successful e fraughs with dangers 1nd % ssirV
the inspired work OF Washington ana his compatro Oy
the overthrow all the reserved rights OF the states ana
the Capitalization OF power in the Federal Goverrmen
1t viii force conflict Of the races by setung the Whlto
and the in political array against each othe
TO contest the right to rule this country"
The rest Of Gov Bramettes remarks mainly prophesed
the probability Of war OF races and denounced the des
potism of the dominant party" .,, -. -.
In his inaugural Gov Helm referred AT length 70 1ne
II another State seeslproper to send
Turks or MOrmons Chinese Arabs 10 Congress, ana
they are elected by the qualified voters and are rs years
old and citizens Of the United States, they would un
cords 10 every State the night TO choose It's own Repre-
sentatyes in conformation with the CONSTITUTION what
ever may be their political opinions and she claims the
same right for herself.
He touched the negro question thus: ..,s...
The negroes every where throughout the United states
have been emancipated whether wisely or nnwiseiy II
needless now TO say is accomplished fact-a liked
inexorable fact-and as such we should receive
n II becomes us, also, 10 see that the negroes
are protected 10 the fullest extent IN DON
their persons and their property. We should treat
them umanely and kindly, and do all we can TO better
their condition. make them useful citizens OF the states
A,sf N lRllslHture
some Recommendations upon this subject They mus, must
understand however that white en VIII rule kentucsy
We are yet sunk low as to consent 10 DC governed
by negroes. - ,., ,,.4orr
The whites is the superior race universal history
and science acclaim and will accept the position OF
inferority or negro equality. Such thought Is revolt
ing 10 the white Other States should have the rgh
10 act they please upon the subject kentnck ay uo
cords them that right but she claims the same
privileges for herself, and will never consent
hat any but white shall represent her interests OF
her honor. ,,,., l.. /,,. tIu,ro ,,
The oath Of Office administered to GOV Helm 10y
the Hon Charles G. Winter Smith. grand salute was
fired by the state Artillery. -. ,
Ex-Cov. BrsInlette was compnmented WIN seIeh"uo
tonight at the Louisville Hotel