The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-07-27
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THE SOUTHERN OUTLOOK.
The Chase Movement Calming Strength
Political Afsirs I'm the south, as
seen through Radical t.peceaeles.

y The Washington correspondent Of the Syra
cuse (New York; Journal writes .Gt..
Tho Chase men and the Democracy eenaralf,
are jubilant over the condition Of affairs in the
South. All the Efforts now being so, ,Strenuously
put forth is to obtain local control once more
ana tnus agan rebuild rebel power IN the re.
gion South. Il will not be q rebel party. it If
true, but IL will be one hopingt to again estab-
lish in power the States rights heresy. DESTROY
Radical pasty in the south. force active poll
under CONTROL, hinder the school systen' and
again run the government iae 'rIss
are we ready to conceds that the rebel poll
hcians aretbe httest men to be entrusted with
tion ell the machinery neaded 70 nasLe l!y;ns
free States It seems this is exactly what Is
being accomplished. This is the lesson of the
virginia election. Tennessee is sure to fellow
suit: senter, 1t is almost certain, win be- the
next Governor Of that State. If 80, Andrew
Johnson Will be Fowiers SUCCESSOR in the
United states Senate. Most are c.aimifFh that
Dent Will be elected Governor Of M,ssissipp1.
IL ne should be 80. it can only be at the cost OF
the Republican organization. In Texas. I tear.
we are going the same road.
Now, none OF these results would have oe-
Cured or could do so, If from the -frst it had
bee1 understood that the Adninistr alton meant
to stand by the struggling Unionlsts am
speaking what is the sober truth, that ever
since the 4th of March there has been con-
slant though not loud compiaint made ne ainst
the the. administration @ BY alfthe Southern sena-
complaint runs. that it was this Administra.
tons desire to pass by the men who have hon
esty borne the brunt of the reconstruction
strife, and 80 won the hatred of Southern poIi
tlciaDS, and either take the more r1nknown of
these or import others to fill the Federal
Offices. NoA
Maybe all the conntenance President Grant
has given to the Walker party in Virginia:
the Senter.tes 10 Tennessee, the IDENTITIES 10
M1aS1HQlnnN1. a or,tlA g. M
is what ls afforded oy his retlcence. But ,re
hepubi'cans TO consider their work done Are
they prepared to turn the States over to Their
nentss enamtss nnot. then We have q right to ask
tive.2 Ihe war's not so far behind us that We
can yet afford to Fnr0er. j. - - 80 -" !"
Az the pre'ent rae OF Demo cratic O: Conser-
cess Of the chass re ne Rdly ssnrg the sue
1ng ieeiing OF dissatisfactic,, at the poiiticaf
situation" Hundreds Of le9ers' ara p ;.sinn
Iecelveo mere daily by prominent persone'
vfs ana;nst oI me Vablnet and others exclalming
aHa1Dst apparent supineuess and reticanca'
ano suggesting the disastrous eisect at the
VIRGINIA election. 1t is not too late to retr,aue
tne Gay; bnt we ought at once to have such q :,
tro og VIII prevent the rebel editor
CLARION that a,teg sfsSt asy IL ,ss
Lous Lont 70 be elected Governor Of Missls-
sippi when his Republican supporters are lesa
.ad -, im usana M and ne ls being heartily sup
One OF the most demoralizinp tendencies
visible IN this pnase Of politics ia the personaj
character sst n sought e be fastened on every
sess. sa q. .Mg hesg s q WAIVER and Wells, Senter
The reat is whc, her, having won the nstionei
fight, got more than "annla ,reew aurranasr
we shall turn a,S round after this onr poitical
sappomattox ana make k more Than dissstrons
mach Of what we iiays dearly won, on renewal %
protestatlon OF accepting the sitaation.U The
parallel is aconpiete. one. Sherman desircd
70 give me States back into the'hsods Of CON.
and we have no word Or foar or act Of resist.
ance 10. offer. ~ 20! N's'A''-