The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-04-07

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THE RBPUBLICAN PARrYIN THE
SOUTH.
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r,inistro,Ior and who,csome ends of publIc
Justice. W. wopId boId IN the right and
would be as IpaeyIb,o "a Iustlcc itsolf re-
opircs. but nj tho ann. lima. whie w, wop,d
place the seal of public reprobatiop and con-
demuatlon upon uurepeu,ant dIsloyalty. We
wouJ not. to use n phrase drawn from n
higher and nurcr phlIo,ophv than vorld,v
schoolmen know. neither " broak Tho brnjsod
reed nor ouenoh Tn, smol,no ea,n IN
iustico and morcv ,bo,, mao, ,o,o,hor and
rirh,rousness and ncooo sb.u tIss ..oh
otbcr.
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=, tendency N oI,.v s,riso on5 ,,;,, 80 ,,s
,ow,rds nn,,irg an .rd 10 uarv anIr,es,,,..
and much lll-feellng begotton BY our late
civil war. Notwithstanding what nav be
said about 1t Just now, and though 1t may
be deplored by some, 1t Is a good indication
that better day is dawnlng, and that our
public men may come to view matters from
present and not from what Is dead and
should be forgotten past.
1t is true that Gen. Longstreet was a
prominent rebel, and ii is also true that he
did US much harm. But we must remember
tha' since the close of the war he has &c
copied the situation and shown that he i
heartily LOT the Inlon cause; and while W
can reauiiy understand how hard 1t Is to fol
give Such IN 'hai''uual' when we view
simply Us an act done to single man, sti
we must take broader view OF this questlo
anu look upon II from national STAN
point Accepting THIS act oil the appolntin
powers 10 the light OF what 1t is destined
do for the Republican party and the natlC
at large VIC are willing to forego any lndu
gcncc in that natural feeling which of,
leads US to harbor for life hatred towar
all those who have done US great wrongs.
Certainly no loyal man, who understan
a.. t.. ,