New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-05-08
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suit is attained The black man 70 become political
clement in this country He, Il may be- Is Ignorant BUT
edo appase He may Se NJ r ses ms
tsIgent, but he win learn 70 know that ~ yeYlg fog
that such belt is By yGtipg tCr men q biz own
IN as ., w e. sss Enc ,se
You, say have led the OF LIBERTY " this
Which are essential to human nature which separate aS
the hand from the rest Of tho animal creaoDt
has lain in the fact that you appealed TO az mari
that you have appealed to his conscience and 10 his in
taSphed Il aa sp SAID in recent WORK on Ronan s
Of Carl Won aaysne one OF the most ennene
the common conscience Of the people and TINS axiom
6 $ anss @ ss ss S9
e aD Ss that n the bosom S q each
right aud from that conscience eiaEates shose qualities
aons Which give the II rs e for
him in the choice ard the action Of the mass sri,sxnk
s eS e sni
despotism. This great idea is the idea Of Doder tines
u0y eiSns se
mass against the authority 81 the ndiyidnai claiming
hSry nspstained BY tie opinion Of the ass that That
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rights OF man; and unless those individual rights are
must be masters and the other must be slaves Ills this
idea of authority acting against and independent Of tho
not only brought SScIt this bloody Re5eio6 which
has hampered the progress Of reconstruction, which
application Of the great great idea Of equal and
hSS rights hi, aS Ses AZ ss s gi'e osss,; ds
to the mass, acting without their consent or without
aae eT Of q n whne
in such opposition the individual exercising sneh
to a ah S HAVING Vi sS%
ledge Of the viii Of the mass he is doing wrong and NO
them tier own execution and ,S ARE never never VIC
the ignorant Ms or Ge WISE AJAX Sefyns the snS.
though Ignorant OF reckless In regard 70 its power
acting s' according e the dictates q s SOUL and Accord
Ing the best lights OF his conscience he acts against
1eeS e q es nay Il " na
he is acting for the best And think we have eminens
dcnt Of the United states than whom, BELIEVES moro
Of America and the liberty II the black race, may be,
never lived aRplsqse y y now more tan three
Of the United States addressed letter to the General
commanding the Department OF the Gulf telling BIN In
Whole situation; organize free state government in
Louisiana rapidly possible. You master Of the
gOSr shG ana This w Oh c Of authority
Of The will q h AmsSan people s ss without Sson s
in Congress assembled, and setting authority against
ndS General Sg the fTssdsns at his vcrd
end assuming an authority that tho Psesi~
Commenced TO organize free state government by ea
ing alone upon the men Of one race 10 organize that gov
the duty Of every loyal 70 participate reeon-
structon-that TO his xpressoa &C such crisis
Should be treated as treason II he had taken The advice
S q R0 VINO e o 81 he had q vsd
self Of the power which he then had rs military CONF
RaSS Sf the ssd m sns @
more But instead of that, In fragment OF the State,
only Of rs 81 he 70 10
elected which was composed exclusively Of the white
Of military order that Convention did pass an ordnance
abOllshng Slavery but the most eontempsuens man
OF its members extend the political franchise TO this
sSk rs WHAT mas oee S ans White
because ofhis previous participation in the epenion and
the Consequence was that the Whole psca powss
passed into the hands a the enemies Of the Governments
s u the tabled artist Who had made an image tina,
had imbued with life and that pursued INN 10 destroy
back at the monster Of Rebeihon that they placed
the seat Of power Louisiana deemed an
bloodShed and destruction were poured out upon
the cry % " g w se mae r. susn tho
consequences feeby and briefly depicted u an author
Without needing the win IF e nation and without
appreciation Of its representatives. 70 impose his VII
tie principle q slavery the principle forced snDmis
S sSR S spS Il
consent How II be SAID then that after the PRESS
sns 1 Sa aS With ' s s 5es an
previously done, when he came TO be the Chief
pa 20 for DOING s he ne Ss which they had
proved his Ii as nss as se
he or his predecessor had acted honestly In the Violation
We are told hat the rains equally
the fields Of the Just and the unjust But we must trace
SaE hat ss 70 % but pubic opinion
which is to be ensured allowing the improper use OK
means Ape few And wOss lanes on t aa heoy q
rcconstructon which has been presented the Congress
OF the United States intimately connected, as IS
with the welfare OF the black man in tho South and 20
speak audience that appreciate, entirely the ruin
Country demonstrates that the condition Of the black
man has been at all times Is nc me ss 81 ne iSss
the North had to send ont its sons 70 battle and Re
s wass spirit e roSe The man.
of the strectcars Of Philadelphia and placed tna
blood at Neworears on the sOth Of July when
he claimed the privileges Of an America citizen:
as the military reconstruction Of the xxxlxth and ALth
Congress are, in my judgmentwile they contain value
hey have left in existence the Rebel Of the
state Governments IN the SOUTH ana hence al INC s nas
against the march OF improvement and OF equal rights
Hse dissent sta from e % dof With UPON
views is that in the theory and practical operation q
saSss bill; TO the The fay RSSsE mas think
very bad school Of instruction io norn, ING
was always Of opinion and still, that those Rebel
Governments should have been swept aside, bursting
,he sos g and oya men Of the always
been and sti Of the opinion that the Goye,n%esns
not dominated by the military arm and kept there until
the people black and white, were ut for reInohca,,
saamraSe Principle Of equality Under The
tSat p prneple Shall be carried out in aud the
commencement carrying 10 out has already been made
be aS h thu but Rebels do not mean that they win
attempt that they now have any idea OF attempting,
men here men In Connecticut, and men In Newfork,
who do not belieye in human would derlds
II be brought into practical operation ~ ls ne.
ia man IA nat