New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-06

The Montgomery Advertiser, "Oilicial Journal
"of the State" (Alabama,) has leader on
Gen Grant and the Radical Party" which
not only charges the Republicans with getting
ND the late Civil War, but with doing it at
the instigation and under the promptings of
the British aristocracy! To show our readers
the essential identity of Southern Rebel with
a Northern Copperhead, with an advantage in
recklessness of false assertion on the part OF
the former, we quote from this article as
follows:
"The people have condemned the socalled Republican
party aud the leaders know IT, 1t ia apparent too, that
tho Ind gnant feelings Of the country are fast swelling
into exeoraon and wrathfu menace! There are thou
S. TS By So e Of
conspirators who ofgahlted he great BritishAmeriean
4Doon patv 1856 calling itself Republican and who
Dsis sSS ny S sy SsdSesS dSs Ss
They have at last plainly @ ns has SasS
from beginning to end foreign TO- the Institutions and
csasiy percevs in other words that the
Radical party has been. to all intelts and purposes
England In Truth formed coalition Of all the leading
Governments OF Europe, aud waged four years war
tenth ' psr Of the injury this betrayed country has
fered at the hands OF the Radical politicians The losses
cal leaders have only equaed by the British gains
Seven years ago. the public credit OF the United states
could make it, British credit at that time though based
immense resources. and sustained by liberal taxation,
felt with jealous pang the vigorous presence OF the
healthy and prosperous American Union Our commerce
covered every The gains OF our merchants ana
manufacturers outfabed the treasures OF Aladdin. We
commanded the cotton market Of the world and the
golden product OF hundred annual millions, gathered
from the OF the fertile South perpetual
balance In settlement Of foreign Importation debt
But compare British Console uih American Bonds notr
aud the real difference u nearly one hundred per cenL
against American Securities. What has become OF our
Commereei Why have lost the supply OF the cotton
market OF the world Why s there such utter RUIN the
South and SO much destitdt0p ~ the North and so many
complaints from the Wesi The people now know how to
answer these questions. They kn0U dfHe Radical parry
stands me didbOea sponsor for all THIS mischiC aud az
terrible losses and they ko,o further Mot The Radical
e0, and hostile government IN The fact Of hdrng organ
i,sd cp whin the United States on ne only isse on
,rhich the Union vulnerable, and that mis cdr ds con-
Quoted from first 10 last under The Inspirations OF foreign
Cabtns eagerly bent The prostitution Of American credit
me destruction OF American and The des0IaiOn
Of cotton Fields There is additional step
In the line OF British interests and that Is the
establishment OF universal negro suffrage Should
this DO DONE the work Of ruin would be complete and
final"
We had not heard Of the accession of Ad-
miral Raphael Semmes to the editorial conduct
of the "0nlcial Journal of the State" yet we
cannot realize that there is another Rebel ca
pable of all the impudence and falsehood en-
bodied in the above extract. None beside can
relish as he must the joke involved in the pre-
tense that the British governing class sided
with the Union in our late struggle.