The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-04-26
Hatred or tho north howard the soath.

[From the New York Evening Post.l
When, at the close of tho war. thou.
sands ofWhite Southern Uomendnd child
rem were starring. the Republicans
wickedly and with furious hatred caus.
ed them 10 be supplied with rutions;
and not content with that, rabid Aboli-
tionists actually sent clothing to cover
and warm the naked and shieering,
and contributed thousands of dollars
to buy bread and seed corn Tor those
whom the, abhorred Freedmen's 9 and
Refngeosl Bureau could not sufficient
Iy provide. The diabolical spirit shown
in these acts ought to infame the an
ger of every true Southern man, and
convince him of what the World and
Daily Ners so continually assert, that
the Republicans hate athe Southern
people. bi.u.s 40 G laeI 10 jsus 30
Another evidence of the Northern
spite is stound in the malignant establish
ment Of schools in different parts Of the
South, not onl for the freedmen, but
/, for white children. Surely nothing
but the most vindictive hate could
lead Republicans TO give thousands OF
dollars to set up free schools for the
children of Southern men. Eleven
Northern societies. all of them under
the management of abhorred radicals
and supported By the contributions Of
these Republicans who so fiercely hate
the South, have employed during the
last year. and are now maintaining in
the Southern States. Seren hundred ana
SiTty teachers. every one of whom ha;
'rdcrsto teach all the white children
within reach; and no bigoted and fana
tical are these radicals that they are
setting up separate schools for white
children in some districts where they
find prejudice against the blacks tot
strong to allow the children of the two
races to attend school together H'
Another proof of the bitter and uindic
the spiitof the Republicans toward tn
Southern people is to be found in the fac
+ that, during the year 1865, thirteeI
societies for the relief of suffering il
. the South received four hundred ant
two thousand nine hundred and TWEEN
ty eight dollars IN cash, and three hun
hred and sixty seven thousand sever
\, hundred and nlne dollars worth o
supplies, of which we have reason t
believe at least nine tenths was con
trbntcd by the Republicans, who s
:. notoriously hate the Southern people.
AS for the acts of the Radical rum
, Congress. the chief one, the civil right
I, law, shows 10 what extremes thes
/ haters of the South will go. This la,
, actually inficts upon the Southcr
j people the curse ot equal rights betor
I the law /! II establishes lar and order i
d the South !! Could anything be NOR
I, injnrious and atr0cious
I But the feelings of tho Republican
v toward tho Southern people arc we
n known to many Southern men, VIII,
satisfied that they are hated and deSpi
o Ell in the North come hither by til
hundreds to ask for money TO bull
o churches, 10 establish orphan asy
: lums, to relieve distress. to set u
o schools. Others are Jorro,ciny moat
Il 10 carry on their plantations, are gettir
O goods here on credit. coming North
s enter into business or practice the
10 professions. All these show by the
d acts that they believe all the IVor
= and D,,iy NoWS tell thum about II
- hatred OF the North toward the Soul