The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-10-17

PooPiei Norh ana south, have borne this gross, Dangerous, insolent usurpstion. But IL has been quietly submitted to because of the Dellef-now, thank God, almost certainty that the Northern people will in November seize this Radical party and it's half-execnted usurpatlons, and dash them to pieoes fpro- lonBed cheering J and because many of the military commanders have tempered the marsh rule they were sent to inflict out of that love for our ancient liberties which is born in every true American, and which 30 shOne through the administration of at least one Of those commanders as to cover with new and fadeless glory the twice-illustrious name ot Hancock. lTumulhuoue cheering and waving of hats
 MoSsTRosITIEs OF ooxaRKssrosAr. RKoox-
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 Gentlemen, do not understand how any white American, proud of our race and of our free systems of Government, can behold. without mingled disgust and indignation, the methods and results of Congres ional reo0p- strnction, and the pretsnses by which it Is sustained. It is claimed to be in the inter ests of peace-while fomenting deadly strife ana rancor between the two races, arraying them into conflicting parties subleoting tl,e snperlOr to the inferior and then leaving them to struggle for dominion In the inter est or hDerty and progress while tearing down ten free, enlightened States, four of the old thirteen that founded the Republic and establishing in their stead ten despot- lsmsl m which the intelligent and cultivated white man is made subject to the ignorant and brutal -despotisms mitigated only Dy the fact that the negroes are but the Osfeg- spse rulers of the southern whites, while the Northern Radicals are the real ones-that t!is negro acts only the part of the automaton chess ptdyeT, while the Northern RsdicAl party IS the unseen intellect which directs the senseless hand that fingers the pawns Ii is claimed Co be in the interests of national frospeTty-while wasting tho wealth and parAlyAng the industries of the South on the one hand, and doubling the burdens Of the f'f ,iFei 1T iazPayefss aud destroy ing ti= -aS-f mArkets for their manufactures and bread stnffs on tho other. What A spectacle for gods and men does no, this reconstruction present See the black lAbOrers Of the South, fed in idieuess out Of noueys wrung from the toil Of Northern white men. lAr- plsuse, filled with ambition to rule the whites, and to grow rich by confscAtOns, and becoming each year more utterly and irreclaimAbly idle and tlIrifilasA- The .nlen- did sugar, cotton. and rioe plantations, st once the evidence and the product Of 6 cen tary oi civilization, overgruEn with weeds Idle mach nery rusting m the Eugar-hSuses the floods of the Mississippi sweeping over neglected levees and abandoned plan tAtions. and the boorish negro feid hands sitting in conventions fsss5ss35 Virginia, sas Sist;s c. siAtas, the mother of Prezidents and Llustri- ous statesmen-ber At whose call our great free Republic wAs formed-her by whose free Rift the Republic acquired the tsrritory of the six great stAies of the Northwest See the civil government founded by her Wash ingtOn, lapplAuse Madison, IApplAuse, Jef- ferson, lapplAuse, Lee, lspplAuse.l the fore most statesmen Of their day on the earth, ffsaase a a t.-- A ism, and that in turn, about to be supplAnt- cd by civil government framed by infamous whites like H0nnicatt Snd a rAbbls oi half civilized negroes. HissesL If this be pros periiy. progress. and liberty, God send us misfortunes, reaction. Anddespotism ioreyerl iProloDged applAuse
 The hadicais endesvor to smooth the hide ous yisARe Of this reconstruction by Asscrt- ing that it is indispensable to prevent the Democracy getting power and rep1diAtiDg the national debt. In other words, to pre- vent TepudiAtlon, some device must be ar ranged by which A majority Of the legal cleo tors of ten States shall not be permitted Co rule them Ii that necessity really exists. the dire event canno, be long postponed by deyiling, in the interest Of the national cred itors, a schome of reconstruction which viO- lStes the Constitution and the fundamental theory of our Government; breaks pledges Of infinitely more sacred obligation than the money debt; cripples every industry in the land, and while reducing one half Of every mans ability t0 pay taxes, doubles his share Of the public burden-the essential condition of which scheme is the perpstaAtion of the rule Of party which nov represents not one-third of the white people of tie Nation. But thA1k Gssa, :hAi necessity Ans-= ac. exist. The credit cf the Republic a- the Union of the States, resb secure if eie hearts of tse people. iApplAuse. A vast majority of all pSrties Sill preserve and defend if As oley did the Unlon. But if the national credit could to shaken, it would be by the public creditors docking into one party, and. under the pAno- ply of the national homer, scheming to per- petuAte the power of that party al ille cost Of the established Constitutions and iibertiss oi the States and the Nation. Great ap- plAuse. Cries of That's %. D"
 ASPIRATIONS or ooN0KEsS
 Tpaccomplish this scheme of recOns truction, the Constitution is not only abrogaied, so far ss the Southern States are concerned, but the form of our Government is being destroyed by Inc absorption, by Congress, of the chief powers of the National Executive
 Congress has assumed Co take from tho President the control of the army, which the Consultation gives him, and to commit that part Of it employed in the South to General Grant and five district commanders Ihisses, independent of the orders of the President By this bold assumption of pow CT, it has converted many high officers of the regular army to Rsdicalism and made jealous instruments Of its usurpation.
 It has usurped the pardoning power, which the Constitution gives solely to the President and, by sweeping bills of pains and penalties, prescribed the intsliigsa; white men Of the South, notwithstanding the psrd0ns of tho President And tt now shAmelessly ayows that it will give Congressional pardOH only Co th0se who eat the leek of RadieAlism Kisses. All such are loyal though, like Governor Brown, Of 0sorgia, thoy drove and dragged their people into rebellion, and coward-iiks, seized our srsensls and navy yards while yet wearing the mask of loyalty; while men like George W. Jones, of Tennes- see, who stood by the Union from the first but who opposes negro suffrage disfranchise- ment, are stigmanzed ss 'hedyt ntaiigRaHts," deserving only prescription st the hands of the SumDers and kelleys, and Butlefs, of Congress. Great misses. Cries, "Who stole the spoonsT Dutch Gap"
 ''The pseudo priyy councillors Of God.
 Who write down judgments with spen hard
 nibbed"
 It took, too, from the President the power of removal, thus fomentng insubordination