, 1867-05-17

MAY II. 1907.
aud drew thousands OF n4 with the q
that the bow spins hi. tor, aud mn,iu,
away over the roubty with It p IN /,
lsug . at he speed uf tnr lie test Sc. Il nn,
g"Ing over m"unta n> aud through valley,
sreing the smukr curl NJ up ir,u 'hplsan,l
"f la " lom's With t'Nn- a ,d ci L., III rkl
sIuddInV Ihr Wy. aud A. hr e. the {. untr,
ali h.o ming aud bl,s,nm ns, aud a. d.
ll,tebs 10 th- music uf ihou>an l. Of spi,.
dis aud looms. apd going INTO The Lomr
hr s~es The chrck oncrpul- with stllchs'i Ct
stiiching, Rnw flashing IN heslth. ss IN.
sewi machine last flies il its work making
Ho"ds ''Sung Ol tue Shir," myth. aud ~
standing in sOue great part Of the sea. hr
beholds lis wa,eIs whitenrd with the sails
at the Commerce Of all lands, aud a, hr
thinks ut that cord Uf wire that like a ser
peut, though not II srrpenf with pui>un Ia
its iangs, but une of trade aud prace aud
good viii, extending al"ns the valleys at
The sea, aud a he places his ear ut one pud
ut ths coil aud hears the Ihrubbiuy uf ih
world Irum over tie sea, aud he ask what
han hath wrpu sht all tne.e great wnr X,
aud the answer Is, The hand Of Free l.,
b'r-that mighty haud. ard long may il
be mighty in thi, ir, &c !nd. Bee use there
fure that the var hts rxtenle thI& ll,nI
with its brnlhcrnt Tesults over vast cunutT\
f'UIu which II was exclude !, he accepted It
Us blessing, aud counted u VI iu,stiMsGle
value.
PEACE AND ITS PROBLEMS.
A. the war had been vast iu its operations
so the questions growing cut If the war were
u! large III uen-iuuS. aud uf d ficuit snlutiun,
The ques n # VII was the prnI er puiicy
Ia pu,sue had been dI,cu sed all over the
land aud, indeed, had engaged the attention
Ut the civilized na;i"ns VI the world The
condition Of the South was likrneI To that
vi The sick man, u al a. the sklliul physician
ud"pls his remedi,s To the cundIrIun f hi,
patient, varying them with rhe vary ing pla.
srs ut the di,,aSe, 80 the question of p"i "
III hi judgment, was II matter To be deter
min largely by the stare Of I, cling xxi. l.,
III the South-the plans and ,nrpu,rs nmi
lntentS OF her eOple. lie Travelled IhIru.h
the South. sUUu after the cl,t-e uf the war
and the feeling then See.be to b: that th
had rl,ked all "u the war aud LOST All, aud
what they 1rsiTel was TO gather what they
could irum the wreck. aud to rebuild rhei
hrmes and make br al FIR their f.mi ie>
=Fl,e -guth-rn People were like the VT ci-,s
Who alter crPaf sFOrH 81 STd. wiiTcT mn
carried down many vrs>rlS rictly laden
might he sr'.u on The s.l- .hu'e "a h-r,n.
what ui value the merciiul waves had b rae
tn The shores IL at that time there was
Iittlr psi i've alf, ction for the government,
here was less disposition tn demand terms
the government, unI but lille talk ut
Constitutional riLhta Cur hind sights are
better than our fnre sights We can see into
tIc pat better than into the future aud
om the ligt< now bf,re u it was altnge
rher prob ,he that if IN re had been a called
Session # Congress, directly nit'r the eos
'he war. the TeyIes natives # the pe"plr
and the President would have 'pera'' d IN
S.,n.e d fnit,. IN settled line of pp'lry. All
the ) u h Won d readily h; we adopte what
ever had be u d.m,nl-d 10y the d,'i arI-
ment> of government, hut III = not having
been done, aud there app airing a Wer,S.ny
Tor the government To move IN the marrer.
aud take some active me t-nrrs for Ih rrS'O
ration of the Snuth from her rhauIrc c 'ndr
Lor, thr Pr' silcNt rrrnnl gated his, views
aud lnau.urutel WHAT has been ca Id III
pol cy. 1t WAS p"ruInr n"w rn drn"nnce the
Pr,s;d.nt bur the sp,nkrr>>il ! hD1Iri stated
hr u e aud paatd g Z the ASA rIinn that
in hs in ismeir, the President was Lc:u 'trd
10y th mh>I pair O ic worvrS Ia moving at
that time in Ih s. grave mat e",. Wh"n
20. d mutivrS would account for mans
acrinn< as well as b,d On =. it was alwiy>
mnrr generous and grn r,lly m r." 1T l."
attribute hi. cnnduct Ia the good ather
than the bad mot YES. \ Annns other n.a'-
hr> st,trd III the views prnmulg rtrd hy the
President was that certain class = "f l.adIus
rebels were excluded frnm Ia'dun$. excerpt
un terms IN It might he hrr,aitrr saris'acio:y
tn the =. psi leut These Glasses lie gan tn
aork to Washington T. procure p r'l'ns aud
Ia swarm IN The White llnn~', an,l H. have
the ear Of he Pr, slcnt To the "xcluS an o
other MA tiers. ami curtIng off larsry !
c ,nmuniratiol herween The leading UnI"n
men aud the President This Constant reb i
communication acre ~ the Pr..sId MT, AMI
The rstranse neut grew hrtwern HIM aud the
party that placed him in power lh s.
leading rebels returning SInih with n r lOuS
in their p 'ck t began g. ass sIne the o d
pusirinn as lea lie :. aud t act tn pub c
mind there, anI the ) nth began e. thi X
of terms aui Ia tx "f cnns'irnt Al ghtS.
and less friendly senii.n. nt basiH IT, d :
velop rSelf Thus l'r>h p % the prnni-
uent rebels an the chunvin.. stale Of t,r in 1.