, 1869-02-18

The South Under Grant.
4 Tariff for Carpet -Baggers.
Georgia at the Door,



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.o-oa3 e-ns ..;as, w.. ~ 80
~" Aaaoe r pu1 'ee1nS iupt.' ~
u =. ias1 " .ue open -" " pot!.'eS' W.
n1eo star, 1os a's guatns agus' tne great
ooohs anu en- y. s.sssuaa sn'p eo''ssteu
loF nlm 10 tue latest eate' ana ne Aas lne
pick Of such officers as the nation possesses.
The a1 chpre are SOC n to be !c. 20 the tIacs
10 he dipped: the last Gun Cred, It ia a
ae,,.,o, 1>a,5aa IL nav, ,;f. m +ota G., cx.oo+
sou ',:a ~ a%".na - .,.an -, e,.,aas . ~ .11
silp IN chaf9c upon Gil eleneas so vastly
greater. Let the people who fill bis passen-
ger lists pray for Captain Grant, General no
lourer.
THE cAssY SUGGESTION.
~
ARD hfst tue aouth-prodiIal, Fcbelllous
and poor, IN the ship's 5 steernge.
General Cauby's letter TO t;eueral Rawliue.
opuroycd II; General Grant. askiut. a loos.n.
;na or lie 4r>t ooth In h;a dis,r;c, ~ ths
..so,,,a t1,o, ,h.,a a,a ~ ns,,a,s aa.ss ~ -.
persols excepted " It TO I'LL the civil offices,
ought 10 show any wise man that the time
b,s con,a n rc,n,,a disqualification, ,-,-
~. .n1,,s sor,s H. Ennvr whst so,. -
oas 49, ~ nno" "nae so's VI
serhtor anu Representative carpet Tagging
develops bs watching thcm here daily. The
revolution, moving like hurricane, swept
everything before it reoyrapb,cntlv Gov.
,r,, ,ns,,, osn narur al. ~. ,,.,,.ssa,
e"s :, eAn Ivy ''Ne sne .on''"eI " ~
'enEe an lug PF''ate S9'ei o1 tnc war. auy
usl re thun il eau presume to punish nature
for the tranquil death Of the good Reyulu-
tious orc Overwhelming as tornadocs. Yin,
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n.,s snnnsus " .ns y. e1c sta:e, Us
Lnau 1tss'Is o4seu uae.s NY 9eiuE. "a Tue
prayer .or "peaee' at1cEed by Graas, Tug
,'",a, 1essulaa'en o. IL tae 9outn noI speea'y tut
!uleu'..G's' r1s uouoiess !nGa'!k ~ ne
ess. H. +ant,,,c e"'e '1' 1eP"'i'e ne Aiuss
ToI5.r wos os.,1l.,,or,th pu.,,,,,,.1
er.ssman from A one Of ID tue southern States. a
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u ,, i,,h Eaiit,cn1 ~ ~" W. Ae s"'a.
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To E..r' .,,,s te .ss,;,a"i eras,. IS IS H.. ~
nose treason become n staple OFT Of trud"' s what %
| thcn is Tie rollticaI trai : but traitor: Il
,.r.at ,,o,t wre. M, n.,.iv a. u treo.'nI,i..
=, }1nl'r x,cln,I os th;'so ar'ise I.s
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Az snn H. o.,nr =, ~ sn1 n,t3 cFssy
IN lie tinse of WIZ Low - ,nany M % q shsse ppes. RS
sGahsa y sesa'o{, s1S
NJ i;st on,i ro,,ni linn, nsar TS5or a.,ns 1nne
,4.,as, sa,o,,.. .e..naotns mttc
ira1 ,,ts ,a' "s IKE 'on,Irc !; aa ,, ,nc sa,
iungii:i Of w,"ckers sni ca1nIfa1iaxsir! "a; 1l'Si
=
~ oueutt ~ ~ "@neo .' u,a uu .u9 o.ads
~ =, 49, stt' W. 'use at ~ ,.' Im whoren re,a
ls il,e t,st eron of the hstt1..,l"l, III.
mix .trr,irs anS c'ae1s tnrt;n,r Taux ana
p,,,snr, ;s,..;.nao auI ~; ~ taun uuo
!elnpo3aft AuAuta1ee ilotu tue Sateasses ~
IA .us ,l,, ~, VA ~ ihe9e po.t
ens tl"41 " Ift III r.E ~ ~ Inu =. "
ism oa ,a'Eh - tasp, anu, as eoasSna, as99a
,a,oa ,,nss ~ ,c,,ars Is , o. ,are, ne
''.i11s If I!nson sentiment m ~ and % hrdss5 Ha tnen
;nn ds"nai IaS ~ A ~,
llon. uls9uallncalioa' in1lm'aat'on and lest
oatns, iae EIf was FFolectioh 10 AneEl-
Gun losalty. :. 9u. tae meartnE va, ;,t of
| COURSE, ''1ouHt} 70 <aMeElcan loyaltsLS
The more these mills ground, the further o.i'
they ~ 1r9nl 1ndspenoence. The whole
aIny oi tne Cnlteu states kept ont conpe.
tHlor' NO fcoei Soatnefnef was allowed 10
d.cea sttsI The nells' u, the earpet,baggers'
have tgen making more INDUSTRIOUS demands
upon the government Tor t'protcction" every
month; 1ney want money to carry L7u1sl.
ana. with its vast excess Of negro voters.
lAsy want tbe aulles increased, ani II "eob
}eet lhey meoacs Us WIN Inc appalling state
men1 o.: lease 10 protect Us,
to suspend. Our poor operatives, white and
colorea, must be tllshed out.
! Ta this. in the most explicit manner, We
reply: stop such mills We don't like the
!aeFics ol lotnit3 tnef make: All cur h'nn'
y Eets lnlo Tue POCKETS 81 luz nul''o"ners
70 ~ we haxs esaEted th<
Let US Try iree.trade: Let IN the outsidsrs
Ii bure ni hsf6 t5e fssf9 1ssf notica1 81 c,nnap
most dis,ipcnIshea advocate of :. plotec
, tien'' In New York, and asked him for fund
to carry The state for Grant.
Good God' he eata, ron have hug
nafnEal mn1or'tE. we nave cnncked none!
into Louisiana without stint. Now you com
for more. Arrays more! III be a--dU
hope you don't lose the state
: me committee sa'd, pic adtngly, to the bc
nevolsnt Iace'
: " Gun eet hIonE unless he are pro
!; yonr principle Of protection We want sus
!. taiucd."
t Protection he. Go out Of my sane
/ tum You'll make a. d Free fraue
ot me If you don't ~
TnCN1E1L ON GEORGIA.
The anarchy that seized the joint conren
tlon hhen the electoral yote was eoEhte
arose from faction OF the HOUSE forgetting
| rule they jointly adopted, or rcyo!flnJ
a anarchy With regard to the State Of GeorEi'
: Is caused by the Senate revoktng 1t
!. own solemn rule, 4 the spectacle
= now presented @ @rGia tu'ly reE
= resented In the Nepresentattye
), but without any ., *oeysr. y ~
/; Of her Congressman :. ouse, hE
: refused places In lhe scnatet. ~
extraordinary situation OF things
bic directly to Mr. sdmuna,.
: Senator from vermont. supported +,
young person, also senator, name
: Stewart, from the Territory or NJ
: yndn, md at the end hacked up BY CouklinE
= = Of New York, aud FreiiDghuysen. OF Ne1
Jcrxey. The report Of stewart and Edmund
Is loose campalen document, which eeek
to creep out of the sa1ne stitches With Sens
tor 1rudbuIlfs minority report-thc lnttt
Chairman Of the Judiciary Committee an
tue first jurtst in Congress.
II Tou hive spoken Of the case EDITORIAL,
Let ue revive The facts merely to show the
Eight months ago, Congress admitted 81
rebel States, amongst them Georges. cond
:. tional upon their adoption Of specific
10 kind Of constitution. georgia aaopteu
constitution, oDcdieht!y. ~hlcn WAS actcpte
e by Coz gre4s, and the State formally ,entere
= the Cniou. Her Representatives, took p!act
ty in the Lowtr Honse, and Isshus nti pr
scn,ea htmsri', hs du'y elected, at the eas
Mr. Hill was one Of the te" uncond!tion'
Lnion mcn In Georgia during the war. b9
his hieh character 81 far Won the respect
the rebels that, when tue conflict cease
- they had nothing fOr H Hl!cn 10 tO1EfFa hld
=. and gladly rewarded bis steadtastness " =
'r turning him TO the United Stat
u Senate In no such spirit d
q ths Immigrant, or carpet haERlng, Senate
~ Of the South receive Joshua Hill Perhap
u fore:e eeing the contrast 50 pure charAcf'
W might make with their oWn transpiautt
y. brazenness, they sent Mr.. Hill OF to coz
Z mittee. This committee, or notably =
= ! munds and Stewart q i, reported tn