The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-03-11

Volicy looks 10 the citizenship of The Indian.
Let hun cover The Indlan WI his shield aud
give him, or the present, al least, detartment
III the Cabinet which shall waCch hts right,
and PrcsIdent Grant viii nave met these tPo
great problems OF race with brave and wise
we'll as Just statt smHlshtp.
The tbird pledge OF his inaugural we hsti Is
, thai which promises wig )rous aud rigorous
execution OF law We rust that here his words
mean literally all they saw, aud oDly wish they
had oeen more decisive and Dnequis0Gal. our
cOm plant ot GrsDt hitherto Oas ben that ne
hell power without using "; hat he has sat and
sepn Union meu murdered, uDaVeORed. Some
Uf hls II ends excused hiW OF the around that
PresIteut Johnson crippled the General. Az
| last the Ku Kl0X have lett Tue White House.
Those midn gbt towards need only hat " dozen
seminary executions in az many SIateS 10 Dis
apDeAr forever. II We yer ID toe Sena'e we
SOOld COplru no man Tor any office rom any
| Southern State, KentUCKy included Tot even
| Holt) uuul HE vas ns safe there az III Vermont.
| Shoot and tang fIst; nominate ana cOnIrn
aitcJSarI
| Wptay amen, me- ct heartily, 20 all the inau-
gufal COP inc about pu Bile credit and payment
| al gold. But there Is debt just ae sacred as
the bonds, the debt we owe To tue 80 ltnern
| loy alIst black aud white. This deb IL Their
immediate AMI perfect Ototecuon. " eituer
oebt is entitled 10 precedence tns comes irst IN
obligation ani Importance. The 's 10 oe pa d
In blood loDg before the other is pad IN ooll.
The bopdhOlder ouly gains oy waiting. For
these other creditors every hour OF danger aud
agony cut short is All lndescnbable gam Toe
iAiln WIN Tue DOuQnOIueT uaS
| never been broken. To ward his other creditor
| the Government has been perjured and taithiess
| for four bitter yeate. we beseech Grant 10 send
| men Sou b whose very name SHALL mean Ven-
geance, dep. terrible, and mos effective ven.
| geance. Put aside sham governors spd palter-
| ing official. aud give US the peace" which is
| sure 10 follow the drawn sword In the hands OF
tromrt and honest man. The bond1oider
! PAID will give us credit t,-morro y in case of
| another rebellion. This debs PROMPTLY paid
will IeDoer another rebellion impossible. 1t
| will food the south With capital aud brains,
| the two enemies against which she reoeiled
aud which her madness and Johnson's have
| been striving to get along without.
| Congress cannot reconstruct the South-lav
| Can. Sa ETY. TOR men and money will. Such a
man as Butler IN New Orleans is worth no "
| more than a mule load OF laws. Hang twenty
| assassns in every Southern capital SIX hours
after they are arrested, and YOU will empty half
| the bauk vaults OF ChristendOm into the South {;
| you will light up all ats torges, ana cr9wd its
| exchanges with business men. TnIs is the way,
| soldier of the Wilderness, to "hammer" the
! Rebellion to pieces, Make your vengeance so
| a'Uulon man" may be as ample protec ion even
| on the Del Norte as that OF Roman citizen"
was 10 st. Paul at Jerusalem.
The Cabinet gives no indication OF the Prest-
dents plans. 1t rather shows that he has none,
| for il means nothing. Massachusetts furnishes
all the hrst rate brains il CONTAINS.
Thomas Campbell made selection from the
| EDglIsh poets, on the plan Of excluding every
| piece any other previous compiler had taken.
Ot course they. the 6rst cpmers, had taken the
best, and accordingly all CaDpb alls pieces are
second rate. Grants Cabinet follo VS. this copy,
| He excludes every one that anybody ever
thought Of. OF course he takes the leavings.
Bat this only means that the people are, as
| hitherto. to do the work.
| Press the constitutional amendment. Push
! the Executive Tor strong arm OF resolute law
tbroughOu the South. If the South loves blood
let her sop full of It, only let 1t be the blood of
| assassius. Sheath no sword until honest Union
| men, black ard white, native and foreign, aione
and in com panies, on lonely prairies aud in city
| Streets sit each under his own vine and fig
| tree-the stars and Stripes-with none to molest
| or make them afraid. WENDELL PHILLIPS.