New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-09-07
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GRANT INCAPABLE OF REcoNcILING THE SOUTH.
That is the material aspect Of late RECONSTRUCTION
It has developed under the auspices Of the President!
Does it not show IN glazing light how certainly the
worst results Of social disorder will follow close upon
the attempt 10 substitute personal fora constitutional
Government or military for civil rule and do not the
two aspects when taken togetherthe Political and the
material-demonstae in their deneauOn that policies
more variance with any success IN restoring cordial
good will in sections recently tranqllized could not
a bond, indeed then IL must represent common pro-
lection, the South well as the Month its federal
authority must be the exponent OF the whole country
taking direction from a free expression Of the whole
people IL cannot in a state Of peace continue to enact
assume the task OF reconciliation, then lay aside
the role of arbitrary power III 1t Is to peace, it
peace and reconciliation which the President pledged
himself TO accomplish.
and banishing whatever Of partisan feeling may have
been aroused, it be possible that rule unprop
tious toward reconciliation Is thus demonstrated
OF the facts OF reconstruction could possibly have
mated from sincere desire To administer national
affairs in that INTEREST," Is 10 not evident that this great
public demand has been unhesitatngly sacrificed And
TO what cad 1t not In the behalf of order; for,
ieced. IL was not a morality, for have shown that
it put the blush all past experiences OF corrupt
petuae power the Administration its followers
And is 1t not equally evident to you, in fact,
from all this abuse OF power this disregard OF popular
rights, this unparalleled devastation Of communities
ton utterly disqualified for longer assuming the
task Of recOncng the people OF the South to the
order and Of wedding them firmly 10 the life of the
Repubc Against IT there Is every prejudice in IL no
qualification. It's agents are not patriots who may be
trusted with such work. but punderers intent on quite
other accomplishment. It's lines have been set aud
hardened in alien policies, and only those who value
partisan more and peaceful restoration less can
hence Justify to their own conviction longer sup
port OF the President and his policies OF further exte-
sion OF his official term.
THE sUBJEcTIos or WHITES TO BLACKS AN ndpos.
sIhiLITT,
The second great problem about which the people Of
the limited States have been most concerned because
wisely foreseeng that its achievement was the sole
guarantee Of any abiding hereafter has been the
reconciliation the at the South, and the estab-
Ishment Of such civil order there would insure that
result Again and in this respect has the Administra-
ton proved n suc0essf
In discussing this branch OF the subject viii be well
first 10 discriminate To what success implies. You
will readily cOncede, know, That all our experience VI
subsection OF the black by the white under
old forms Of slavery was not success. II
success although for many years sustained bY the wnOo