New-York tribune., 1867-03-07

of the state and county offices will he permitted 10 con
time the discharge Of their Official duties, whether they
the Howard AneklIncht or not The local clV tribunals
viii continue TO dispose OF questions involving criminal
where they fal or refuse to execute the laws or where
there is papabe departure from n principles of im
paSt td Justice. The intensity OF The lgors and aspeIcs
Il lEa.lal law Will depend upon our own conduct
- - From The Augusta Ga) Chronicle
We win no. S9t the people @ Of & GGoF9 E 6y S: Sskg ne
abOmnat,n contained in the ... DIN conpouunr, -, CO..
poeai qua rs akwashnGtOn: ii our peopie We're ss
70 pa f5r REPRESENTATIVE S.g1 Sep4sing s 6ir f%I
to GsE$ PoSS9id 56S 9sqato esls @ pnEfs5 TS
G cSn take tie test oa ar" swear that they set ud@G tnf
faces against our I$O' fe day Of ,S trial dWs dls M
ary despo & ny Other iie, would be pTeGraDSS H.
such ~ alternative as that @ sore for u.s. let not
= a}r3iv aid in the inctien, but ci te d
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authors From Tie I1sass GA Ccusitu'oralst m o,,os.
There s as far the North Is cGnegd fa and no no option
IS given worthy of independent pnds we 60 SSn Iify 6
silently because power.SSs, 10 uSy SI dfyrce g :, -r
foilv and crime. Because we have cheated oHho&. &
it is argument to Feest TG.oS re WT We Should
stand aoof from sefberaya which can bring ,.G no
honor and depending on string OF ConSreSsioN'l ~
ma! OitDs tst. . ~ From F h: tfcts1i4, ti t5a}spa
We are clearly of the opinion that IT. ~ Is u HII ,i
moe wIe W i is trTe mat the military b proposes i9
impose upon the humiliation Whleh YYtt qfg bIoqfMg
GiTS ne cuaSe cam e successfully pcrca9d The fight
is not set over and II IS rank trelsa IN us TO desert M M
PRESIDENT before ne has hcu cHa6ce TO promnsate ms
have lecn exhausted TO avert nom rs the "''"''"V"
with WHICH we are threatened
Frcm The Griffin (Gal Herald -,
We look upon universal suffrage rs one ol lne
greatest calamities that could ocial our SoliS an"
the sake of ali that is good, we trust te sOuneIi l''
will not be patakeIs in the crime OF bringing u aOou'
From The Columbus Gal Enquirer -.
Whv shOuld we Yet despair of taNOlabe IedCtlol
in Northern sentiment when NO popular ,i ~ t
whatever have yet been given of the acceptdo ol Sn
lions are inst about to off that Will afford bette
understanding OF the feeling OF !hs N2dthorn PT0p1 Pp
safed TO .Ss for brief period OF the state tor Prov
| sional') Government Of our own choOsihSf
1 Prom The Rome (Gal Courier
!; II the vctors demand nothing more than thcy nav,
a right 10 claim or the su6dued can honorary Hvu ,u
comply with good sIate anu aS zion 6en let her no
! voluntarily disgrace herself under the threat !at ~
be tRaf The commercial interests of the South shonl'
= sner little longer rather than that her people shou,
by their own act But as ye said above is grave
question ana the people should lay aside all pTgdce
give the subject thorough mVesus''i"n ana ue's
Il ate decision, IN all candor and honesty
r From the Neu.oreans Crescent
We in,OrcsS upOn our readers the salient ana To-
markabe fact that the measure makes aSOiue 10 @ pIu
vision cffeong the objects which IT ostenslDH do
y tdprotion Of tIe Union some machinery wOnd have
been provided by means Of which The sOleih s,hes
would have been "rehablitGted.' The time oi IesiuI
ton would not have been indefinitely postponed oy eao
ing the inatOy movements optional Win tnc Pe0lc VI
the Southern states In fact this measure llta o COZ
StitutiOna amendment az an lnelIlcltlll liJeV
Ne do moi think that there any occasion for alarm
much less for despair situation and prospects.
Long AS fhe state Governments retain their functions,
the people Of the South endure the eVis Z" tioI V
pusOry observance from the Union qlle as Wen ~ "c9
II have borne 1t mp to this tine Iey NIL o
Il cline ia reOrgalZe their respective political COnmuhlts
II under the provisions Qt this act whatever views th'
5 may entertain as TO tho pTopr!eiy or eXpeQe Il to
ing OF suffrage they are quite agreed as p le
improperly and ineXpedency OF conforming 10 any Iu'
imposed them condition precedent tothc exercise
of their constitutional rights For precisely this reason
they declined 20 accept the Constitutional Amendment
and as long rs the liberty Of choice IL left 10 them they
their honor III the Republican party can bear M AGAINST
the Odium and the responsibility of continued severance
of the Union il is not for the people the south 10 help
them out of their difficulties by lyng themselves with
their prOje0ts We would, therefore. adls people
10 remain perfectly calm and fearless aud toocecd. in
al public ana private matters Just as II no military
crnment bill had ever passed Congress.
From The RchmoDd Examiner
In this the crisis OF Our fate let stand together
Let there be no Wrangne 40 impugnng Of motive. no
cndeayOr To peisuade-IeyCr 10 Tidcule iutiudate
and when action il determined on let that determination
he concession 10 every honest conviction, even
prejudice that can honOrably and wisely be consulted
When, finally, the conclusion is reached. let all sustain H.
and We shall survive the storm Of fatioa tyranny which
assals us ana preserve enough OF freedom on which 10
build, in the new form Of ONcTumcut that approaches
such Infamous madness cannot last always some great
financial OF political calamity viii ScOurgc ON cucuIts
into Justice the idol ~ irresponsible power, which they
VOIShiInC Will fan on them aud crush them.
Meanwhile, let all true people draw more closely TO each
other ANA Join hands for the work that here and iur
I that future work to which We shall be called.
Prom The Richmond Wbig
I The sooner eat our peek of dirt, the sooner we
shall feel refreshed