New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-03-13
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE. FRIDAY. MARCH IS. 1868


bodent OF all the brains and agerncef Of all the
interests OF that party. He sots up men and then knocks
them down with much nOnchalancc rs he would play
ten-pins alone for amusement. The sefinfation tho
eSofsm NJ this little body with MGrLIe heart is de-
cdedIy modest although IL cannot be said 10 DO refresh
inc 10 ne unfortunate subjects OF this Democratic dynasty
~ one man III has given the party new doctrine, ana
I'm ~ great cOndescenson ms consented 70 use WV co
umns OF more that paper TO instruct the as
70 the sonndness the opinions or doctrine wHteh INC
party must make one o. us articles OF la1n ino
same seIfcected guardian OF the Democracy mas he
ali ts afirs i'm charge The Democracy are talKed 70 81
parent guardian would Illk 10 vun ~ V our STATE
AT the age OF discretion. The democrats OF Oi I t
have received snndry lectures upon their duty OF ate
from this came imperial infalnbe source nu W. W.
particularly glad 10 In the columns Oh our g
rary the organ OF the Democracy IN ths stare
rebnke OF such assumptions Ihe worry - orr,
horse and the rider Is destined to be thrown he eio
long. a., ono
Tho registered vote Of Alabama is III, oOo
II IA definitely known that 1900 votes were cast
and not all of them for the Constitution and that not V'
whites voted
There is still much of the plantation style III
the mode Of elecuoneerng in tho South Gov hoiucn Va
North Carolina wastes column OF his paper IN showing
that certain Mr. Pell wicked liar and inGrae' INC
Wilmington Journal charges that VIM NJ Coleman, 100
publican candidate for Attorney General committed an
assault upon colored girl, which Mr. C. prohounce'
false and the author liar.
A DAYTON correspondent writes: The friends
OF Mr. Vaandgham say that he is now for war 10 the
knife" against the party managers IN ONO lhey Say
that there will be third party, with Nalanulshah az
the head and that 1t will triumph over both the Ola
nores IL this programme does not succeed then there
will be civil war; and there will be no Senate Of tic Uteu
States in less than two years.
The Republican State Convention OF Ken
lucky is spoken Of In high terms by the Loyal press IL
IA hard work to create strong party in that malignant
commonwealth In Georgia, where Secession took the
field and honestly fought for what it thought its right
loyalty respected and State stands nearer restora-
-dav han sha
out OF the Union although she OuIeToded South Caro-
Hna In sp her socalled loyalty during the war was
moro dangerous than the open treason OF the cotton
States Since the there has been no sectlon-eXcep
perhaps some portions OF TcXasln which loyalty mas
suffered 80 much persecution in Kentucky. The most
fragrant outrages have been wuked att the bterest per-
secutons have had the popular Endorsement negroes have
been shot down as coOly would shoot mad dogs
negro have been burned torn down or blown
up negro IN Jail at the Capital OF the state was taken
ont by 20 white men, In open daylight, and without oppo-
ston nom tho civil authorities and murdered by hang
ing aud shooting, for of which he was perfectly
innOcent-yet not one step has been taken toward pun
isbng these assassins. To establish even tho sembance
Of loyal paryiamonc people who we're too tmid to &C.
code andy 90 Tight aud too mean to repent Is no
ordinary feat. Where the mere serton OF ones beie1
starts the bowekufo aud the plo, from their hiding
places where he found who seriously ask pay for
slaves emancpated by the war because they he former
owner were professedy neutral the existence of really
loyal party Is something 10 be proud or Men Who know
the land OF Breckenridge Bright and Buckner, would as
soon think OF starting prayermeetng in Tophet as
loyal party in Kentucky And yet there loyal party
and 10 1t be oil honor and success
The Age, leading Democratic organ In Phila-
delphla has q Washington correspondent, who says ;
"Only let the Executive act upon the advice given IN
Judge Woodward's speech the House the other day
and all will be well for the country Let him hesitate or
faer in hi. most important crisis OF National affairs
and VIII require years to regain what might be saved
In fey hours 10y prompt, determined action In defense
OF the legitimate rights OF the Executive Department.
Judge woodwards advice was, I'm effect that the Prosi
dent should dony the jurisdiction Of the Senate repudate
tho impeachment pat himself at the head OF the army
and navy crush ont Congress and assert his night to rule
I'm spite Of them-Of course under the Constitution"
1t Ia a healthful sign to see the Southern
newspapers TO advocate the policy OF per
sonal effort az OF political aud financial redenp-
ton number OF Influential journals are boldly recon-
mendiug that white men, instead Of loang around cor
ner groceries and winning about tho refusal Of the
groes 10 work. should go 10 work Themselves Cotton
planted 10y white hands will grow a. well and yield as
much as that cultivated by ebony Christians II tie
white men In the Southern states who have spent the
last three years in dlo complaining had devoted even tho
ha their wasted time 20 honest labor there would have
been complaint OF poverty, NIUE bankruptcy, anu no
sunerug ESen tho freedmen, inspired by the good OK
ample WOud have cmuated thClr old masters Iu INDUS
ny aud thrift.
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