The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-03-15
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tho Administration 70 Ve''o" sona'e
permitting 80 'ar, y, nv "ean.
popular appon'm.'' WIN ",sous seun
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many ho" W '"'' op.'o" '"'o - u.nr
Vi '.''' INV" vo", ~, 40 ho.
'n'hN W W mn, ~. p'V ~. .n,,,o,mon,
a, a ,a,o ,o,o, iii, ho one office less in the
n rn,ho, from which the ob,eotor himself de-
Inso,med and un,ela.h men here, on the
o,he, hand. hall this selection Of Longstreet
for an important governmental position In
New Orleans az wise step, indeed, In the
ripbt direction.
,oxos,p,,,,s ppcopp.
Io,rs,reet Immcdiately amer having down
anna whi,e doing or saving nothing to
create the impressiou that in Joining the re-
be,,lon he fought for aupht but his sincere
copyict,ous. earnestly set himself to the task
Of making his fellow-citlzens OF the South
comm rebeud thai their path Of honor as well
"A nrosperity lIes in frankly and heartily ae-
csn.,rg tho change I'm their institutions, and |
con.,pren,,, in tbeir interests. resulting |
rom ,NcIr AZ overwhelming defeat. His |
letters and addresses puollshed all over inc
country won him unanimous praise from all
friends oil the Congressional po"'y vi ioeon-
s'ruct'on, because 'ney Nere iul, vi .ne
very spirit which II was aesiraoie inc lead
ing minus OF the oouIn shouia e'inee II 'h"'
region Is 70 DC reconstructed IN Tue in'e'es'
Oh SOUND industria, anu in,en.o'uai pios'oee,
without rehahee a,Ao'. sA'y '" ',c re-
OF the oayone' 70 enee' 'ne oo,eo,' w e'os'
oosot'o Oh rue oonu''oI VI "no .uious"
out inc oou'n Oe'"o'n icy eu'' '', snu
Andre" johnson stecen. MISREPRESENTATION mas
ialed 10 wish hunarea u'ne' io' tue pres
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worth anything OF ho'' uocs NOT hesitate 70
declare ne pohey most hkeiy soonest 10
restore the south TO the Union In the frame
OF mind In which II VIII DO us tull snare In
working out the entire country's future, as
liberalists would have that exist.
TIE MES-wHLr THEY ARE DOING.
There may be dozen, twenty, any, posi-
bly, hundred, men who, after winning such
distinction In the bad cause of the rebellion,
arc winning far more valuable fame at this
moment in influencing those surrounding
them IN comprebeud the sounder philoso.
nbv n tho civ,I,,a,ion of opr Nortbern. East.
srn .,a Nor,bwe.t.rn s,ates. md In strive
"a uato /, Tho ha.I. of the sou,h,s recpnero.
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at the South than any others who can posi-
bly, be found to all them at this time.
THE PROBABLE EFFECT OF HIS APPOINTMENT
Idoubt not his appointment to the surveyor
ship at New Orleans will inspIrit hundred
. of ex.rebel military officers to follow his DO
litlcal example, as 1t embraces q gunrante,
that their late participation in the rebellion
will not be counted against them by the Gov.
eminent Of the United States In the dis,ribu.
ton of its fayors, II they eylnce determine
ton and ability to materially aid In the worl
of reconstruction In tho real spiri, Of the leg
!, islation of Congress To that end.
KINDRED sUuEcr.
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