Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1870-11-25
The Issues of the Future.

ry u ,tiS country lS aware OF the fact thht
thy 'thNs ,o~tr'ul. as well az the most honest
organ %, lnc party in power, is the New York
TriJunr 3Fn,sshted and sngny;tua, vi,h
o circnla,ion very .mpch larger than Tint Of
any other journal of i4e patty, it xY,stnn,ly
lends public opinion hy .aising the sentiment
Of tho h"ur, n'nl by stating that sentiment
with its logical conclusions. In addition 10
this. no ,,,nn has ever been able to prove that
it's chief editor is, other tl"n M lmnrst mld
.rn cnr"est man. 10 has fixed conclusions.
which lie imprcsses upon /" lm.e part
Of the readers Of his lnprr. lilo sounds
the Keynote. aud wnc lie to thu mentrr
Of the party who fails tu fnlInw Mr. Seward,
~ one time, ,!!:,agh. tia. his n,'~prlul i'rl.
lrct, his wonderful knowledge OF N,nniru!a.
ton, his political position, and his successful
career rendered him powerful ru",,sh to
throw aside Mr.. Grccly. lle WINS mistaken.
Thq editor Of tho Tribune wrote him letter.
with lis usual frankncss, in whic ln infnrm
cd him that the co partnership hcrct"t"re
existing between them was that DAY dissolved.
He then waited patiently, and when the ol,.
ponuhity offered, he presented to Mir. Sew
ard the same cup which Mr.. Seward had
given years before to Henry Clay. He de-
featcd him for the Presidency while ncknowl
,cdging linn the leader Of the Republican
putty.
.5dWhut the Tribune did then it has frequent
Iy done since. Sometimes it hns Compelled
acts which have resulted in evil as it did
when It. forced the first movement Of the
United Std.rs army upon Bull Run; but
~whclhrr fur evil on tDr gnud, whether it has
met viii, success or .dcfent it hns constantly
carried in it" train the Republican opinion,
aud necessarily the Republican vote uf the
entirn country.
The New York Tyibuuc nov secs TINT the
old issues are dead, and that new oncs have
necessarily sprung up to take their clacr.-
1t knows that when the war ended the results
OF that war we're fixed and una'tenhle facts
1t knows also that the question on which the
Republican party was formed died with the
kurrclidcrs Of General Lee aud General
johnson. 1t knows that the party WAS then
compelled to take step in advance or tn
perish from having no food upon which tn
feed. Hence came the Reconsideration Ar,s.
under which the Southern States have hrr,
restored to their position ia the Uuinn -
Hence, also, came the late amendments III The
Constitution Under those Acts aud nut,,
those Amendments, Governments have been
established, aud it knows that the wr,k o.
that party, 50 far as these Acts aud thp>,
Amendments are concerned, is finished Thu
old war cries are sicncrd Their rnwr, i,
inspire the heart and stir the ll""d is 1eoA
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