New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-16

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80 ~ dabermins the Poliiisal soashgp
sne1so M. Lincof so4nMig outlSlyss
70 fewihort quetatiaps nom his own saa
Words hisnot DENIED that ~: idnd6ln
held the opinion q the .Renublicaa
masses and the Demodslc ftes sellers
With regard 4 slavery: Il, resp4red
slavery within actual limits. It opposed
its ex>nsi1A. :, =. sxA
That Nj. Lincoln had - intel lon to
invade these STATE limits is Aapied by no
one. Il is 1ude the ADuus of secession
-statdE u The Democratic State sights
party was that the Ascti0& Of MHLH-
ooiir xisI IN overt -ast e1AbokKon. Re
said that he had no purpose 20 abolish
slavery, and we have nov gonfsdsgete
's~dnny to. the same effect He Is,
hswser,S :. repefoaehed with q change Of
purpose. This may be true. = II The wsef
was, as claimed by the c6nfederates, be-
tween sepante nations, as war abroeatesI
all au>ecedant treaty oblie.tions Seteeenj
belligersnts, why should ono Of tn. com
batants be bound BY aniecedenf S1tpr,ea :,
sions o. principls az puffposeoin regard
70 its enemya !: T. - q :
It u known thSk Mr.. Lincoln was on
posed to emaacipeaqp By any exercise Of
fedennl mower. a. svaa 6r..t orrs..
nent Douglas, sho rendered hissuppo;is
to the Liasaln administration, denounced
secession. aad pledged himself to sustain ]
''the Aae the dPnatituion ahd the Union
againa al ASSISTANTS, . home and
abroad" The w was, = biASpiniou,
- question Of. government or no gotssp-
mept Of country q M county," This
declaration you'd baye bound Mr.. Doug. I
las md the Aouaaas dtothk bsnocrah !
who fought. took army cont,pts, oEhired |
substitutes 70 the end Of the war. But
It Is assumed NJ. LINCOLN a. not intend
to emanopate the slaves. and atill less to
grant them tha right of surface. Neither
lid he intend, p Iii men, asi1i ships or I
mt the levaas. THAT he would have done
witiopt the necessities of VIZ No nan not /
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regarded 6S0sisla16oa,vhlgh eave effect !
o the oQnstitutionsl amendments as al
oe ic9s8d in5vifable ScsonSsquence of
manaipakisn..t '9s : e,,r I'll
nS;. G scod Inc = :, = the p;co,1,a-t
hockip0 .eonGsEEs s 70 ha,S oa1s ~
he war oornitted 3os;nst .mase;nat;on
nd tnen7 to have nrccla;InA amsrc;ro
81. e,nsr.l Leo ms committed .essr.tx :,
msnciution. a - beo;,ni,. os ths
hr vet ha ,recompaendeS Faa. emono;-S
in md AMINO Of shs s1.,ss s so,d;a's
.iI5eiisfa was, i NAV be ,easumed. as
tronely committed Ss.eainat Characterization
: Mr. lincoln vas yat 10 Honsa of .
,eleoatas oFy;ro;n16 IN 1855 ros,aa ~
4 to emnlov slaves a. = . 1, ans ~;
It Of enanSpation was lsst II the , sanns !
' single vote
Wars temaeehhts and e,,;sem;cs can MT =
ell be reoulasa1 in their .nroo,sss ~ ~ !,
Its. The kn:hrican reyolut;on did not
first eon,smplate sennasrrat;on.v.t Il ra- =;
ntedsr, the decaraf,aL. an aa;n.s,onoa =
iudependauAe Neiber IiAcoln nord :,
30 Intended emancipation, yet both of !,
EN- camesto advocate IL and for nre. =
,ely the same reason. military necessity. !.
We are sincerely serry to see a >11oaper !,
blessing undergraduates of party and oil :,
ctional prejudice. and Wanted as an in. . =
Ience Tor ne Bridafioia Of s4am;,$ on;n. ::
l., cba,ps Mr., Lin1ola~v;th beisn sGn :
Eidsl and sensuaiist." In regard to the ?
st charge, tb.t Nj. Lincoln was an un. :,
lever. IA = can only nuofA his s,v.n, i O.