The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-04-13
roIrIc,L orrR,oEs Al rHE sovru

from their own State
p0LfTIC,L orTRAUEs Al THE soUru.
Outrage, at the South are ou the ia.
crease. Nearly every day ha, it. mur-
der, Wnippngs and threats have become
too numerous 70 be mentioned, except
collectively. The whole South Is filed
With lawle-snes- aud violence. In some
localities the executive and judicial au-
thorities arc too much ntimidiatcd by The
tate of some of their brethren, and threats
Of violence 10 themselves, 10 attempt the
execution Of the laws In some states
the whole authority from Governor down.
executive, judicial and military, i. in thc
hands of those who are in collision with
the murderer., aud have no desire to pro-
lcct the innocent These outrage, are
committed by masked assasains, who have
a regular organization, and do their work
Systematically. When occasion requires
they assemble in large bodies, aud march
through the country ia military order
This lawlessness is confined to the States
lately in rebellion, These band, Of assas-
sins are composed Of men who were once
rebels aud are now Democrats, Their
victims arc invariably men who were IN
iouists during the war and are Repdbli-
cans now. Their labors are more fe-
quent and vindictyo IN those states
which are likely to 90 Republican in tie
next Presidential election unless the Nor
thern men are driven cut and the negroes
brought under subsection. These muir
ders which startlc the country are polili-
cal outrages, committed by political or
gauilation for political purpose. They
are simply the opening oflhe Democratic
canvass for tie Presidential campaign Of
1872.
It is not Iittlc suggestive that in This
era OF unchecked Southern violence jet
fcrsou Davis makes his first politica
speech since the Government relieved
him from the penalties of treason. We can
not say whether Il was the list ofpolitiea
murders in his morning paper, or the
news liou' ''S~ i'"'" i'''"''' '',' i'o'''e "
his old friend Pierce, that made him too
happy TO keep quiet Certain II is that he
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