, 1880-09-19

which was punished hv y h,nodv- edevnstatino
War rise up befora the world whenever these
impnnitent and dfslovnt neonle set Mt defiance
legislation enacted Tor the protechon of the
freedmen lately held as their property and their
efvs9, nn@ocrats won,5 gla,v bava ,,a torset that
slavery ever existed ia Anerlca. The Rhosr Of
slayery viii nof down. but viii rise up BEFORE Us
whenever the unreconstructed Rebels attempt
to rain coutrol Of the Government to carry out
their Old schemes ct rule or ruin This lnstitu-
@ arss mt Iee,i ~ enactments can 1nG5e1s'atad ont
If erisfence and thank Cod that fhe National
gtatute-books are no longer polluted with laws
and encourared the sale Of human flesh and
blood, Our laws now accord to the black man
some Of the common and natural rights Of man,
and it ia tfa soiemn duty of the people OF the
North to see that the War legislation shall not
become a nuliity, and that the sacred rights be-
hg iae peope e6a
be
PROTECTED IN THEIR LIVES,
ner n 2e a eng sha IL u Ioes @ aa IN
name. he free American ci1izens.
Ara not the rights of suffrage of the co1ored
destrr,rnt1 ~ frand intimfdar hon and vioience?
TEa cGtorei - man has IN fact m Vnte that be
can exercise In peace and ho is at the mercy OF
When The War OF the Rebellion was over the
Southern IN neopIe were treated with ientency and
t6er aDd potcai prises
were restored' and even the crueitics that mIlr-
dered several thousand Union prisoners Of war
cane ca riRbteous ,e pu1ishment. u not Ina q man was
hung for treason or those acts of cruel torture
plae'icsd 10 the Rebel prisons except s single single
him and who were at the head Of the Southern
Confectionery.
and for"tvemess h;f thev hnve not APPRECIATED
the spirit Of peace and Cancellation manifested
towards them BY the people Of the North.
Hns fhe Snnih shown INV evidence that they
ehm,id hn trusted with the relas Of Government?
Have they shown nny repentance for their past
misdeeis3 And hfiye thew abandoncd their
Ar hey 4pe anr @ore e
~ a 10 IN tne nf per and we're
ira nreservers? Is it because they have shown
Willingness to accept the legislation framed for
a1nyes7 Is It hecause they have become toler-
amt oF free sncech and the exercisa Of free prin-
cpes' , NV Nr+bas bare en :" whn SaVe seen
| 1,rnner ~ i've and do tn,siness in the South?
Eko9 The T.nst cuSse ia stiii dear to the1u and
10 mn3orftv ~ tne Sourhern peone still cherish
o hnate fnettno for fhe Northl andnre as fntoler-
ant and ~ disieyal US they dare be, and it would
be fatal folly to trust 10 their hands the Govern
Tnion General is at the head Of the Democratic
forces. but it is our duty to inquire who are be-
| hind him. Had we not better place at the head
| Of the government the gallant Union General
and noble statesman, Gen: CARRIED, wh0 mas ,t at
| his back the loyal. intelNgent Nor1n, tnan tae
| Union General who has FOE his ch1et support
II there is any feeling Of secHonalism or hate
It proceeds from the so1tn, ana n9t tToa t.a9 LUZ
North. prudence, experience: ai9 a Nat.onni Shni
peace and security forbid thAt the Sguth snI1i
be restored TO pouf!cal supremacy. we are lo1u
that Democratic soldiers saved me counary, arc
array OF figures to prove that Northern
War Democrats formed large proporuon VI
the Northern army. ~ Is true taae Iaaly ~ " o oas
| best Northern regiments were composed OF men
| who 06fofE LQ8 " az QAQ uEeu A1l4C0 W
ocrattc party 9us II IS aso true .oRt anhtcan
dlers returned IRON me mas e,anGr W the
or in full sympathy WIN Tue p1luc4p4's u tle
hepuoncan party. a.,ana+;,,.na saamea r.
The nemocraucS S matnematlclasns sna+ hnr a,eo 90
nave loSt sfsnt OF tns ,ur ma sheridn
were Democrats at tne commence1AsSntt y ~ y. @ ne
War, but forget 70 state taat aIteT a tns!t uantc
services they returneo s.auen ran!on r.
This, too, is fact, and there IS every reason 70
believe that they Will commune fepuoilca"s euo
patnnee OF taeir m'Gs tboro ore many gallant irish
and who can testify to the truth Of the assertion ~
that tho War causea Gorlpfesg sders
me ponlcs o. me MT ~; th; ad1anca fha o,i
ne %a M re- slo ~ The eis issh regiments at
!nnt Cp!onea ~ oie ~ " ~ Mnian ca,sa and thar
aan,od raa nro,, hnno y its deeds Of daring and
brayery upon tne e irlsn aaaaain, na an'7
Ger has now IN MS possesslon -..
Reel for hts for
| nfonerfy DESTROYED ia the war districts under
| Ria rommand He SAYS that not one dollar Of
/ the $5OUOO claimed is justly due or should be
| paid by the United States Government Many
| saw that Rebel claims will not be presented, but
the voice Of the Northern War democrat, Gen.
Bragg, viii be unavailtng In denouncing the IN
l Justice OF the consideration OF such claims
| when the Southern Brigadiers get into complete
| authority
The War cost several thousand millions, but
| these Rebel war-claiu1s wilt amount to as much
| more, IL the South can only secure the passage
| Of appropriations for their payment, ana you
Gun rely upon it that neither snodesty nor loyal
! ty will restrniu their presenta don.
The only claims that should ever be allowed
| by the United States Government are justly Que
for private property stolen for private purposes
| in New Orleans.
| No nation on earth has such cause TOT re-
| ioIcfag and congratulatton over grand aavan.
tages Of material prosperity, and the dement's Or
lust, wise, and honest government Us has this
country at the present period. buunttul nar-
vest has filled onr granaries and storehouses,
and out of our ovcrnoWng apu9oance a,e w uaa ~
ucts across the Atlantic to feed and supply tne
| wants Of many millions OF people IN the olo
World.
| fur aor1cp,t1,ral. commercial and manufact-
,,r;nu iHtnrests arf, in a most t1ourishng condi-
tsnn4 e and tho country is now enjoying universal
nrnSneritv. and is On the high road to wealth.
| fTnder fhe rosteriue care Of 4 reasonable and
,yisa nrotective tarftr our home manufacturing
"tSo I.ag.,.. ,itli,- t,,,tlt md mr.