New-York tribune., 1867-03-07
: RECONSTRUCTION.
TIE SOUTHERN PRESS ON THE MILITARY BILL.
frl.p ~ ,cudT Tues

SOf rom the vetoed act the dosrdd a;an
AoH be gained ba X aSgc ad fnS most tGi4 IN
All srt ma IN battle and forced at the point Of
people when~, ut mer,. S'ioD by taking snch meas
sSS 81 no OHsSgeat SSg stsncG he es aud property fOm
ures as have hest secured th>- -
iiry Of their conQuerois e. II
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sa2aSase sa2Ssf 81 fore tGT iSs Ha %Grk 4 e h Se
,..,olsrs i57' or Tc V 'sss a1nds a q mn NJ.
US WITH ''Sf'' 20 z, er the model OF BrownloW'
The sur fTtc Richmond Ls%S,55 ;S,Ss,v voted that
ess ssoS GSq5s l6sa,:sSs nSs SaSpst Msiot9 and
" orf points CODCured IN declaring w.. '''i" w ~
tue rsaeS 6Iyt rs let aS DO 3 ie we are ali bnc@
ANU From The Mobile Advertiser and Register; al,
The men WHO were YancGS alive to-day, Woc1r HtcI1
.cnd the seacd as gnop ,c meSESI Ior e only be
yes SGeG and ,oI USon IG il with
The Constitution, which was the nIe I'D i's WSsL
,eton beSan. and the Radicals are but the infi,Ge
links in Tie chain Of sequence and destiny WIZ"
'"e'O' From n. Tallahassee I1oriasn ....n,o
We think the executives of the states owe & W ny ~
gf9ne ana TO @ 10 bSg The matter before the Judiciary
failure shall attend there We m must sse Se 20 Hf9'
troubles with bEave heart LEAVING Inc Inc isS"e - i''
at'' 'h' wrath gas 4 4. sta f55.a E.5|so & %
LET the South therefore, stand finn sUpmt'miue, ~ az U
,ISt IL eannot helm hnt not aiding in any way ia os
fonolips itscH on N bedanbiDg It's fair escntcheoh'
Prom The jacksonville PlaD Union.
Let ms then by peaReful and earnest measures tlkI
srtye steps to arouse II possible the irends ol Soo % ~
honest and constitutional government to sense s Ye
sre rushing tleir own as well as southern h'ei''S'
From The Montgomery (AlsA Man
Let the people be Quet, and let the GOXeln0is oi
Tie south who represent them meet ID c0nhcn any M
o0sttVtio1s validity Of this shameful aud yindictve
aet Of legislation, We are satisfied that y WI! loNS s
Ss SenoT an T %Te safe and if il Should u Shall be in no
worse eOudijon than We are now
Prom The Norfolk vhgiuian. ,
Tn 1890 Virginia east lG5 coo and il s asserted
th0 she could pCll today looo after GLOWING per
which the Governors estimate Tor dsantiis'I t i "a
CLASSES. With this powerstil left ~ MS we IeIS&' @ IL \
the duty Of our people 10 sCss SS@c S % me
forced upon 10y this bill, We should Oe Ion eNctl ~
use the only means left preserve municipal govern
ssents from the pollution with which tey are
under the sherman bill
We saw submit 10 what cannot be aYeltcd Dut
take no part the attempt TO fix upon ourselves ever
lasting disgrace aud degradation
From The Baltimore sun "
TO call this bill then measure which tends $40 10
she restoration OF the Union or winch Nous % SU mGp1
So creation, injustice to justice tyranny to igh PoS''
tion aud persecution 10 brOtherly love
Prom The Mscou tGal New Kra
The only good reason for not appealing TO arms ih
In uis coIjuncture is the hopeessness OF success
&I The Memphis Buuedo ri,
. However it he, thgSOuthern people must maniuliy
endure and be able to say tat which IL@4S @ = Wo1 M ~ ~
fosf eseept honor
Prom TIE Atlanta ga psf, Opinion
Let us learn one leSs0n-the conrse tAbolitioniSnl
has been onward day by day ever since the Government
strides tlsI I'm fbe one aSf pSsf 10 Irnind ID has
bong been plain, that If did not vote tie negro @ey
Prom TIE Central Georgian
Hard as onr fate seems 10 se we can Only @ counsel SCI
Them repair the wrong they are now nfctDs upon MS
Memphis TENN Avalanebe.
The among rs who favoIs this Military bin is
nam Sn S ShS recognizes e or With M
patronage or hs smie Is no better than m the Radca, @
D.ke the alIeet slaves of the most mprncipcd iI-
rants that ever disgIaeed the earth.
From The Wilmington tN e. D,Tsch
What then shall we do We must 10 nothing.
We must get that We viii not care continental
whether scnOol keeps on not.
From The Charleston IS C) MerrHrv.
In our Judgment any military rigor-any coeIced
.Iebasemen and ntamy and The perln@nent; iretrey-
terms of this bin.
From Tbe Clsrlotte.,,le ,vsl Chronicle
Weare very far from despair, black the prospect
T.. The immediate aim Of state should hc 10 get
back IN the Union as quickly as possible There We shall
n stay ont much longer, shall have conlscatIon
Taded negro Suffrage There reached
Ehairs there We make oDoite Noie Constitution.
From The Louisville (Ey.) journal
The people of the SOutb, If wise aud prudent, can
iVe FOR time under such daInnable tyranny this /
bSt II t6ey consent @ to IT, they deserve it. They don't de-
sooner see their beautiful cline whelned beneath sec
Prom The Neu. Orleans Bee
The situation IS different now from What il was
when the Constitutional Amendment WAS proposed.
she has 10 submit TO the laws that made FOR her
Is the party IN power.
Prom The Wilmington o. c. Dispatch
There Is but little doubt that the Southern States |
ball IN the event that it shall become law and that they
will do all they can speedily 80 rid themselves OF the
operation Of that scheme. This e be doae rim he
h0pe nat many 0f ne d'sq"Gtqfcdc.s vhfh tcW @ re
Slt0f be nrOi6cd, and that the peace FOR Which
they have aIdeutly Onged may be enjoyed But what
sver the there ia left room 10 doubt that
kenefIfs derived 10y surrender o opposition 10 the
purposes Of the Radicals who WELD the power OF the
Federal Government.
Prom The Mobile (Ala) Advertiser aud Register
Nor does it make the slightest difference whether
The law is constitutional or otherwise. 10 viii be law OF
force 80 and there is neither power nor ncnatonGO
resist h But here u is upon ~ aud 40" me question is
are disposed take II cooy aud in HE philOsOpc spirit
ahat eonemplaes and endues the Inevitable Aud after
kelfgovernment which has been ar more shadowy than
substantial since the close OF the war A. ior me rest
Sbe President his policy aud 10 the good feeling
toward which has marked h COursr, and will give us
gentlemen and soldiers for district commanders, in
live on until the vicious Radical catbuuce which has
broken forth from the hnois Of the times upon the body
polite shall have rpened hursted aud vented it, poison
II brings ", with one bound much 10 the end.
Prom The Richmond D,p,telL
Let us try TO prove ourselves great in misfortune.
IF haIly we have any rights left let Orbe
not slirk any responsibility which the crisis demands
n we could he excused Tor giving away 70 dependence
right 20 compromise pOstery The day distant
when there nust be change aud A. cannot be FOR the
worse there is much reason 10 hope and believe that IL
aay be fOr the better, and the country may yet be- dsen
.hrslled.
lFrH the Richmond E,su.nerl 4
Whether the Infamous act Of Congress shall in amy
form he eOgized by you. aud what y0u shall elect 90
lo about H. are questions vastly Important
risiOn OF a body elected yesrs ago make your
laws Let them prepare To- submit st IS early day a
possible TO the pcopleof Virginia The question WHEELER