The New York herald., 1867-08-23

they say once so strong has fallen under the ban
Il because they departed from every principle of re-
publlcansm. Why brother Thurman, on The principles
Sai yoSn batteries very hsh Yoa as storm the
| Sebastopo OF the Almighty, end shell him from his
throne before your principles can predomnate Great
applausa) He will give you no help. You warrins
against Omnipotence and the benevolent design OF the
Almighty 10 this nation and your puny principles Of
scoed and eered at in future generations than you
now. While you, my republican friends, you that have
SO s and vi soos and
| evil report have never swerved from your In
tegity, in future history you will be praise 70 the
OF the nation. and your children and your grand
children hereafter will rise up and call you blessed You
must look at these great revolutions and 10 what
end they tend-whether there was more glorious
contamination Of any great political controversy than
that which shall evenuate IN striking the shackes from
them labor have taught them their rights and placed
them on The firm rock Of your government to parIc-
pate in and be part and parcel thereof You may search
tho history OF human revolutions. and you win ind
nothing 90 dazzliDgly glorious this the history Of
have got almost TO the end. We have all but placed
them on the rock OF eternal justice and security VIII
step SasIs.1sy sna es
"No %.a,., such man .s.i here % You may have been
but believe you will be able to endure 10 the end The
great promise made that not to him that begins and
know you will persevere to the end II s the last &C.
they have been nibSns al the nets Of the negro now
for twonty years II has been their only capital IN
trsds Nov s0bs,ly, what is the dsmocralc party try
ask him what is your panf' ask Judge Thurman
cedea stasa You wan. to lot nsaers vote. You have
trampled the constitution under fo0tn But what 10
sna w
do when get into powerY All he said in bis speech
against the poor negroes. to prove they are lower
can 'Ip party has no. done done single thing ye. When
be terribly EXPENSIVE when we had to raise money to
pay them. why they said TO everybody Don't put
now ASH him what is their plan 10 save the nation lie
answers, "Ihe negro is not as good as the white man.
This white mans government" This Is all you viii
you must not 60 any further Leave him free" You
can't leave HIM free in a nation where he would not
endanger the freedom Of the whole You can't do
wrong 10 class OF that will not rebound upon all
hitting slavery to exist and have all sorsly suffered
from II In the war tell you that national sins are visit.
ed BY the Almighty upon nations as surely
Let us continue iu the right. we have
begun. Let US give those poor men that which
belongs to them as much as II belongs to Let US
deal them the last morsel and need of justice
that is demanded at our hands. As began SO will
end-equal and justice to all men, without regard
TO race, color or condition.
NATIONAL DEBT.
Mr. Wade concluded his speech with few remarks
the subject Of the national debt The democrats, he
sad endeavorng to persuade the people that they
ought to throw Off this burden which incurred for
justice would never consent to that Ho would not vote
to repudate dollar Of that debt He believed the
election that there would be no resurrection for it's
inquitiee, II there was for lis soul.
Senator Sherman's speech mt Canton, Ohio,
on August 20.
EouAL AND EXACT JUSTICE MEN.
In addition 10 the usual election Of State officers We In
Ohio required TO for against an amendment to
our State constitution. II is submitted TO By the
Legislature and In voting, We do not vote for H.
vote is counted against IT, The question is who shall
hereafter vote In Obos The amendment provides that
every male citizen Of the United States OF the age OF
twentyone years. who has the proper residence may
vote at all elections unless he has borne against
the United States has fed the draft has deserted
his colors in the Union army In time OF In other
words n s universal manhood suffrage. unless the right
to vote forfeited BY treason or deser.ion This is the
same question that s now agatIng other countries 40
we'll a. our own. No more important one can be sub.
governments where the people have any part
IN their government and is preliminary 70 al other
answer would be that every person should vote
whose life property 10 affected BY the laws. This
rule s founded upon general axoms that are the foun.
founded upon the consent Of the governed Taxation
without representation Is tyranny" "All persons are
equal before the law, and should have equal voice In
making the laws" All these axoms point TO the
broadest SUFFRAGE but by patura law all persons can:
suffrage. All exclusions from the right TO vote should
be founded upon the strongest reasons whenever the
as'D vote ouSb, 10 exist This smeudmon, excludes All
minors under the age Of tweny-one years, for the
obvious reason that until . certain age persons are
not capable TO take charge even Of their own
property Women excluded because it Is conceived
that family ties and duties arc inconsistent with the
turbulence Of political strfc and because they sum
ciently represented by their husbands aud kindred.
not so about the exclusion Of women, for the
America have shown that the for their exclusion
are not so clear; but we can well eavethis question
stand a, for the present The sds: will make their
idocy, Iunacy or for crime These obvious
Blu. The material question is whether is just for
they wholly in part Of African descent2 Is
such exclusion founded upon reason or justice
all political rights, the most sacred Of which is the
right TO voef They have property to be taxed and
a.: ;s: subject to our h. Law, Evsy burden imposed By
and offences and smsnabie al your state county,
port and governed by the same ale tions passions
and necessities TO which you subject. Tney were
than our own. they educated at our schools, and
can testify In our courts They are few In number and
susonS They we're allowed to vol. IL s n. Original
States except South Carolina and ne evil resulted
from IL II we'll known historical fact that Of
the most eminent statesmen OF the South owed their
siscon TO free negro votes In Ohio, all nearer white
than black have always been allowed 70 vote Under
a color have been bothered TO decide whether voter
was nearer white or black and generally decided
They not sIcluded by any Christian nation in the
world ous oua In Great Britain France Prussia and Italy
Sos o SIau S., %O,. T Or Les. n and
OF tneir skins Our American system Of elections