The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-09-19
THE A1ARnIua PROSPECTS At THE
SOUTH.

the legitimate corollary to my Policy.
The state of affairs apparent At th'
South is the strongest proof that neet
be that the failure to impeach the Pres
ident was dire calamity TO the coun
try. The course pursued by Andrew
johnson has reinnugurated the spirit o.
rebellion and the voice of the Chiv,
airy Democracy as uttered at Tammany
has again fred the Southern heart. The
course upon which the rebels who have
usurped the power of the Georgia Leg
islature have entered illustrates folly
and weakness upon the part of the
freedmen in trusting their old opnreS.
sors with political power. Alread,
these high banded ,yrants have ruled
the blacks from the right to hold ofiir-
the Constitution of the State TO III.
contrary notwithstanding. Not con
tent with this act of treacb-ry and in
justice, that same Legislature now pro
poses to deny the RICH: of any black
man to sit upon jury. 1t needs but
one advanced step to be taken by these
audacipus rebels to disfranchise The
colored men and deny them ak rights
pect." These acts, bold, in bad faith
and defiant as they are, are the legi-
mate fruits of the action of part!
which has eugrafted the declarations
iuto It's platform that the recons,ruc
ton acts of Congress are " revolution
airy. null aud void"
The fires of civil war seem about to
spring forth aud devastate Tennessee
Forrest has dared 10 utter the boast
that be has forty thousand Of the X"
Klu1 Khan at his back. Murder, VIC
leuce and lawlessness paralyze tue i'll
dustry aud threaten the peace oil the
State. In this emergency Governor
y
and courage, comes to the rescue and
calls upon the loyal men of his State I"
arm and enroll themselves for the pur
pose Of preserving the pence and pro
tecting the authority and dignity of the |
If the President pur-
sues the course Of non action which we
cannot but expect from him, and III
Forests threat means anything, civil |
war iu all its most terrible forms canno,
be repressed in Tennessee.
This Threatening aspect Of affairs calls
upon the loyal people of the North to
make doubly sure the election of Grani
and Colfax. Moreover, it is signal
for the Resembling of Congress upon
Monday next. Sharp work must be
done by the representatives of the peo-
Pile if they would provide against the
dangers of approaching
.lvil war.
What is going on in " The Confed
.racy now will open the eyes of all
nen who are not bopelessly and will
'ully Lliod to the madness Of trusting
be rebels with power. Accepting the
offered them by An
lpos,a,e President determined to Wild
lack the Lost Cause -; and made
'opeful by the attitude of the Northern
Democracy, they are determined to be
eady for the resolution promised and
nciled by Blair. The incautiousness
nd hot haste of these still malignant
ebels, their readiness to act upon the
int contained in the Democratic plat :
,rm, and their unmistakable determin |
ton to make the South a ." white a
lan's Government" ut the cost of good
nth aud in violation of Constitutional |
ghts, ought to, and it is to be hoped {
ill be the needed proof positive to the
ltisfaction even of the cold blooded
Conservatives " of the North that :
rants election is indispensable to i,
sace and national prosperity. For s
ongress not to reasonable at this fear b
Il juncture is nothing less than a Grim.