The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-12-02

pellionf Eight millions of ounces. led by few
hundred thousand knaves. And say that the gov
as TO leave eight millions OF ounces under It's nag de-
serves to be reDeiled against. The foundation OF
ballot box Is the common school. | want common
scho0sy stem which shall not rest on the charity OF
tue North. II Alabama doesn't set IL up, we WIN,
and send her the bill. VIII complete their
government l Will take hold with my feet OF
the ground on which II stands and having done that
Will see what that soil Is made Of and II shan be
educated men and women. Before trust the great
issues OF the future looming upon us from every
side, demand OF Congress that they shall see TO II
that no State prejudice or obsnacy shall leave an
Ignorant mass to obstruct our progress. The great
trouble OF the South lies IN Its ignorance. Awake
to enterprise. Forgiveness is the watch-word
Of pa the ana
whole OF the democratic party. We have got an
iaea that forgiveness Of everybody IN all clrcum'
Understanding our eyts to the call TO &C tion.-
is q virtue. We have got an idea that Christi.
anty consists In putting our own eyes out, not
knowing good nom bad, black nom white and just
from unjust. The stern, rigid. indomtaple. I'M
mixed idea of justice Is ntoerable 10 the American
people, II the republican party had brave man at
'.No forglveness' 70 the mast set every journal
aloat and absolutely imprcgnate the Northern mind
man would be aghast at the very Idea OF forgiveness
II has the means IN its hands but 1t Will never use
them. i has not the pluck TO use them There
against the coming magnanlmlty. God has given
US one corner stone upon which TO fortny and that
Is the negro demand OF Congress that 1t should
establish 40 the South lands, every acre
OF land that the North owns as gift loyalty. There
IL q fearful problem looks to us from the Rocky
Mountains. The immigration from Europe Is pro-
baby drying up. The fears OF England Will soon do
justice to Ireland We shall not depdpuIase her any
more. Bismarck will build up Germany that viii
Keep German youths at home on the banks OF the
Rhine. Europe is remodellng her governments, and
she has need OF all her people. The races OF the
Eastern slope Will probably not be very much en-
larXed after the next i've or seven years. The epoch
OF european emigration Is closing, and the vacant
praires OF the West are TO be flied up from the Pa
cite side. The great Oriental horde IS open
ing. The four hundred millions OF Chinese
are to pour their surplus into our Western veins,
a race as bold as ndomitable, as lndesAuctlble rs
the Yankee The shock Will strain the utmost the
capacity OF republican institutions The very
Thought OF 1t has scared from Its seat the faith OF
many an American III elf-government. 0ne-half
our statesmen are ready TO sit down and surrender
the principle that lies at the root government
to thus enormous danger. What want is a govern
ment at Washington that can hold the States III
their orbits while the great change needed goes
At present there are three chances out OF five that
we float IN 1872 into that Inevitable change OF dynasty
which has always followed a war, ana then remand
those questions to the doubtful tribunal Of politics,
to the ntrlgues Of parties not to the common sense
OF States.