New-York tribune., 1871-03-28

II, tho other hand the new movement was 70 ,n'ceen
be was ready and anxious 10 make what caP % NV oou
by having II appear that IN the interests vi tno poy
classes OF M.ssppi he gave up his high hOnof anu re-
manned at home 10 protect them from ne noucso VI 80,
pacOus "carpet-blggcrs and thieves " nOOulhE .no
South Such the general Interpretation OF the case
by leading Republicans He was 3eefniIgy lhia'uat11uu
al least build mp great Acorn party in Mississippi,
composed OF Old Line wings and supposed disah,Steu
To these to be allied Of course. the Native RepnD
leans and such Of the blacks could be induced 70 Ice
men The GoyernOr, however seems to nave 9yersno1t
his mark The blacks have 50 far invariably decln9a
all oVcrtures and have derded all OF his threats az Wen
Ihat IN all Of this the Governor was payiug ulfecly
into the hands OF the Democracy never seems 10 nave
occurred 10 him. The constant audatlOns OF the De0
c@Iauc @ pres OF MS course IN opposing tne hluoaS S
seems u have worked upon q somewhat Oyerweehlhg
vanity and to have made him but the more determined
In hia Gradually the proportion OF Democratic ap
polnees has Increased. until they now probably amount
10 fly helenlghths OF the entire number. The Gov
cInOr has lately thrown off all Disguise, and he now
allows u to be openly understood that he viii appoint no
more Northern men 10 Office He is moreover, removing
ehoders all the State, for other than
that they are Northern men, and in their places he Is
Tallahatehee County for instance, he removed az once
every Republican ofice-holder, Of whom for
against whom there chOTgcs. one of these
ewyappointed persons was, and stu IL, wellknOwn
with his insignia about him. Members OF the Legislature
who protested against this course were treated with
in the protest, was soon after notified by
the newly-appointed County Treasurer TO leave the
Having received from Wilkinson County petition by
the Democracy for the removal OF the Republican officials
there without consultation with the Senator Repre-
senta1Ves the Governor immediately removed the chtfe
BoIrd Gi ana tne Gnee m SgrK n nGee Snq h
County tho Sheriff, resting under some real or imaginary
charges, was most summarily disposed or lie was
anxious TO resign and the LeutenantGo oyernOr and
members OF the Legislature recommended good RepuD-
can as his successor All were ignored by the Cover
nor, who appointed his own brOheT-ln-aw, citizen OF
Alabama at the time and bitter Democrat. Inc PHI
Governor "a
mandatory order fOrbing the clerk 10 issue any papers
from his Office until the Sheriff confirmed.
This done open defiance Of the Constitution,
which expressly declares that all officers shall hold over
until their successors shall have been duly quaihed
From Tailahatchec County have an official document
before Ine, in the resignation OF the County school
superintendent lie resigns, as ne WIRES 70 inc 9atQ
superintendent b. whom he Is considered most
efficient oicer-0r the reason thal the Governor n's
lately removed every RcpnDlcan OHctf III tle couhyt
and appointed men who were openly opposed 10 schools,
lone Ol tha moss prominent OF %hoi, ne says 0Iehy
ayOws tha negroes nave no sousi mat uey are pt.s,
aud that taxing the people to educate them Is AN OUTRAGE
not to tolerated, aud 10 which We people lhJuid not
PEELED to say that His EXcelcncy has arraycd bhs #
against the system oi popular education ,..,
Instead Of Jafiuy any blame upon hn'rn Tor the terri
bic condition Of affairs manifest throughout me state
the Governor ast rDcs IL an 10 the presence OF crpi
Stewart ard hers of the Legislature to WHOM am per
mitteu To rlcr, Ecrcs these damned noiticril,Fs tic
and leaving tho State. They have go you coored men
with them You put tle.n IN ONCE anu tAat put heh
appoint such want 10 office VIII carry the
state There's Mckee ald Itinc, utlutu 10" oo"u C'i
pcbaggeTs. Mckee - here urging au election Tor Uued
States senate" &C., t:c hoc is Representative from
Mississippi ia Congress and an honorable gentleniihi
and Pese Stac superintendent OF Pubic SCHOOLS,
is "a %. r. worthy Onicia. lie understood 10 mean
that il the Governor appointed but Democrats TO
oilcc there vii Dc peace Jn1 aPpOIatmcnt OF RpuDl-
cans It seems puts hell III tne southern peoples
hearts" He ACCORDINGLY he expressed 10 10 anOihcr,
"Wlll appoint another Northern man To once anu
new sci of officers appointed OF COURSE IN s. m
patip with "a mob whose hands yet stained with Re
uubcau blood; thus 10 is announced 10 the outlaws or
other localities that tAey have simply 10 "Lo Out = hc-
publican Official 70 get one to their liking.