, 1870-06-27

This ahows to.et tho stals Of perspective that
every good man ~inhes whils General Grant
dominates III. Ate- -nau, ones m ofiosr en-
Toombs' staA, to be Attorney General, and
the Democrats, "sray uniforn1a," aud John
3 n men cos1esce with the Radical blacks to
act IN harmony for the general good In South
Carolina, We have reason to hope for tho
highest. We cannot have = good government
i'll this generation until va Acknowledge that
ever5 gray uniform and every k:lue uniform
has an influence and . righteous l'laes in the
Lody polite. It is probable, such Is the con-
| .rariets of human nature, and such thE consis-
/ teucy OF republican government, that tho men
I capable Of the highest perfornauco' Is
\ rebels, are also capable Of the high est
good as restored oisizenB- General
Graut did not take Mr.. Whittemore to be At
toruey General :. he took rebel statf o4Ace1,
and, r it had beeu possible, and be had tsken
rebel officer Of nQch higher rank for :he
came place, he would probably have done
better thing 1t is played cut in the reasons
Of men, this giving The government Of tho
world to the obscure Esd and turning Wis
dom's face away from The fallen Coed and
Strong. As we'll might We have tried to- con-
quer slavery with James u. Ashley, Pster
Cooper, Horaes Greeley, and Anna Dickinson,
. and refuse to accept the serEsces Of John A.
Logon, Genarai Stevens, Tecuaseh Sherman.
and General Dix In1uenoa is Good.
Power il righteousness. Mind and
Character maks tho trueat Politics,
1hs prosecuting Paul, with round head, was
i better disciple than the suAll-luinded |
Thomas, inquisitiye about the particular place |
Of the wounds Of his Master To restore the |
who I've there, viii be ~ long work as WAS
the b7itling c2 Of the Kingdom of Pru=-;a by
killing all the pagan Pruasiana. It took four
hundred gears, and the conquerors had grown
as bad as PaganH. There IL the same poHer
in the bailvt. pat in q mans hand, to soften
and pessusde him, that the Priest OF Olvietn
outlo in the hply wafer; he tsbe!ieyed IN it
TIL LIZ took loM OF it, aud thea he sa77 it run |
blood, MD i: melted him. Give tho ballot
lack 10 every rebel! Let linn seel the White
ness VI 1t and be ennobled. What else is
Wise?
I am persuaded thxt this which 2m saying |
shocks no thoughtful Republican, sitting at
bis E1esidc, who s{altes to SEQ the whole coun-
try we all love at Esart, grow green and fra
ternal again. TheH fired upon tho hsg. Yes,
But is net the flag EH the dearer that it suf-
fcred III peril? Is the dag aahamod Of any
eIzaht man coming b~ci to the fagntah ~ to
the foot Of the cross, though he be tho very
thief who suffered With tho standard-hearer?
Since the war cIoaed not one lead
ing rebel has broken the Law. In Ill
the distorted and exaggerated reports
of violence nt tho South they hoye
uot named one rebel General A. perpetratox.
Alas! for some Of our Generals, rewarded IN
thu indiscriminato gratitude OF the people
beyond their merits! 1t IN sura that the con-
trolling men in the Radical politics OF many
States in the South are without precedents,
principles, or pride. They are not worthy to
be c1ponents Of the Republican party Of the
Scrth Their motto is rule or ruin! Their
correspondents, supporters. md fellow-crafts-
men in Washington are Oliver r. Morton, Sem
ator, and benjamin F. Butler, Representative.
GATH.