Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-14


With 90 much pleasure, The efforts Of Wen
dell Phillips, Henry Ward Beecher, Frederick |
Dougias., u. u. .darnetl, Charles sumner,
Henfy Wilson, Robert Putvis and Horace |
lrctiey. have been spent In httalplnE this |
cod, and their hearts must he now hlled with |
lladnesl 10 see their labota 80 rewarded |
Thank God the oolored men are to-day Amer |
ioan freomen and citizens In the full aoeepta-
tion Of the term, They can claim the stars
and stripes IS their own nag, and - they cit
- Waited sislcs asEnowiedEs the rights
" -. mss. .sarks By Hoa. o. ~. DocEsry.
At the conclusion Of his address Mt. Peters
native bora 500 Of The south, Hon, o. II,
Doekery, OF North carolina,who wi" received
with cheers.
fend to the eolored citizens Of the District the
right hand Of fellowship. He was proud that
ne was representing the noble state o. NORM
state 10 ratify the ifteenth amendment. To
day North Carolina hAl . united hnesnih
amendment delegatlon ia Oongrss, ~ NY
asT. While he and his associates had been
sorkinE In Congress Tor the eonsum matlon OF
day IL asoompiishsd, they remember that there
are white men IN the South who are not yet
freei and IN their behalf he would ask the
Vel under political prescription. The rights OF
the eulofed people are now secured, aud now
the eolored people must help gladly and lreeIy
70 ieiieE M tas why he and soiorsd peopIs
LEI NJ have one eommop natIonaIiiy, and aid
our brethren 10 the south to make all things
HsI. seIIA MartI0'a Remarks.
Mr.. sella Martin WAS then introduced, and
said that he was born IN North OarOlin and
was proud to follow one nom that State who
had addressed his hesIe,, 20 s s1oaIehh' s m
we're mere 70 SslcnIAte tne p,'esu ~ .,h -
ment and the Democratic could not overthrow
q; The JOY OF the eoiorcn People nm lN,a
when utAn. anu o.heth 30 Mue 70 u S3s ",
people, had cone 70 their rescue ne ala pot
think the occasion to day should De one OF ln'
hhation 50 much a. denoeta,oh,, h Inc Demo,
crafts were an1 sIs me ne, 1o ws,sS thsn i've
asoon IN a holiow tresD
The Uouss on RspresentatIyes to-day show
10 he sntsrpTIso, Of The Eastern psopis, and
| n We saeriaee The south 10 the West, the Re-
"uhilsAT party il gone. He said any black
man was AZ GOOD a. a white man, and any
&c "a an Wa AZ good a. a colofrd m a Ii he
4. Rsn1blican Xii he wanted was that the
southern people would acknowledge the
snnaJent mai theIf coincidence In the ability
oItbS Alden TO govern himself would moi be
betTa,eI
w" n2s,nnrt,. of Han q. l. Cobb
!, -, SS..,h C.,.tt.. ,,..
a, nor. y. -. Souu; S,,ua ,S.,hin 80
men io,rSIuSsS samnss,to each tbrrpsb.
was pot oi suiholent eoth ~ ~, 70 ,,s
0ut lho suhny sou.n WIZ WIZ s,t.sn 49,
them upon lhe Bteat epven ~ h'n M, lea ~
ssh - 49,.
tion o. InIepeplenee anp sn, w ospt,uHy
" ,I y, ~ ~ y, ,I a. f,ns
nouheeI thc lul stow.n o. .ne 1 ~
uUip pssro M waited foT tSis sTeSi
asy 9n yuoiiee, whloa - n, III, s0@''e'"s Tvs
osrshss over ~ ~ an1 ~ ~. coi,,eI ma,
.ians a. teioice, rvrIy man in me eooStTy h
s phs 10 10 s,jo ~ ~ M, h rsoabiis Of
NlA s ih'e'e''e"' i"u'S '"'' "''P1'"N "
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m m,,t All ihs hssTf If al cI,s.ea
~ XXI - ~ ,sns H. ne gssat bcnsiits maj
~, ny ,, - ,S.,n Tbsit G,tnrs a. b,Iors
1L. r., IL, 70 I ~ 81 ~. !, ,cmsn,
M N, ~ r,i.n ~ iihs,t eternsi T,I,iancs
'e' 'uN' WV VIZ v - rs
DR.. PurNlS bemNrks'
DR.. PuFyis, the gentleman said TO have given
Absek.handed slap to the Irish Republicans,
slavery, and the benehts already received BY
/ the eolored rAee through enfranehisement,
and especially that which IL received through
It will make American society and church
what II ought 70 be- while white And eolotei
will walk side BY side; He referred TO the
eolored Senator 10 the United States Senate,
and said that to dod alone should thanks be
given, who guides all things well.
The nltesnlh amendment would move the
| be felt In every cline, and Europe wonld soon
| follow In the footsteps OF American politieF.
Wendell Philips and LueTetia Mott would he
| glorious names In American history, ~ also
the name OF ChArles Sumner, for their feAltY
| for negro liberty. Den o. o. Howard, he said
wonld be eherishei ~ me hSSr.s 9t Az Sons OF
llbeity thtoushnut he NoIlut Ahu ne pISu'e-
ted that IN less IMAM nye yesis We Nouiu haSe
the sN,eehth ahlsnute , y, ~ p' tn snv w
men In their rlshts, and In les, than Ten years
We would nave ne tit ", ~
AeeoTulns Al s Ii ,hp ~ In
teenth amendment, when prohibition Of the
| liquor trafho will prevail throughout the land
American politics viii then be purified, aud
peace aha h w Rsn,hIin '''''eH
OF our B"'iou
| senator wilson's Remarks.
| MT, Peters, 70 com term,, ,n.n
introduced Se9ator Miison, o. mssss. s
WIG ~ a. eommepmorssinr tbs gSs.P nysnt
nnsouaied 10 the annals OF hlstorT, the con-
Summaiinn OF the work which has been going
on FOR half A century Nine years ago there
was vhlspeTInF In this Capital and The Intel.
liFepee was being flashed over the country
th.t civil war had begun 10 our land, that
sumter had been attacked, and that the old
nag had been hauled down. Nine years have
pASaed-pIne years OF bloody struggle nine
years Of debate, nine years ofVoting.
All this was needed to rescue millions OF
men from being bought and sold like brute
| beasts. To-day those are free and clothed
anAn ID Al. "A