, 1872-11-10

e1eer defeat and mlserao!e baoylonlsh captivity
for, after all that can bo said, no men are :,
nearly alike as Americans, North and South,
TIE Ex=skA1EHo1DERs' cu1 DE SAC.
Whichever course the 6outkern famifv will
take, It nust encounter the two inetitutions O
ths age: general education and manuel craft
labor; and in both fields the negro 6hsd for
eigner will be admitted to an eoiiai hbance viii
the Oldest and gentlest Ametseah.
The prejudice against work no longer exist
among any great ne.Aber of people in The South
necessity, II net pluck has compelled it to bn so
1here remains merely to throw over The preju
dlce sgalnst particular forms Of work. To be ,
aandy mechanic is + higher form Of occupatio,
than to be q startling planter; and for ever
woman to work at manual occupation, will
enee5ful associations, is no worse than to keep
boarding house. The regenerators of tho hocia
code at the South have the brarest work to do,
:, l heard conversation during the receipt o
the election-returns, in which South Caroliniar
joined. He said aa fellows:
"Ihe people OF our State have, as real cause
OF grievance, the plunder of the Public Treasury
TIE rubbing of the railways. and the deprecis
! tton OF our credit by the rule Of the carpet-bag
gers and scallawage. Yet they might have fore
seen this, and anticipated it BY one act Of mag
education. This thsy would not do from irwin,
cible prejudice, Tho thievea did do it. to ap:
natives further sealed their doom politically BY
R1nklag st ku.kluzlsm X Now, nothing attests t,,ts
Way. :von ara n9t;va Of this
Stata and ara resnn1sihla Az auch for its credit
| and nroeressr @ M R,,f tI'a o1d nncharity cannot
say those words, even from motives Of selt-1n-
the hands Of that class of swamp and settlement
traders to whom he ,,eea to sell chickens when
be had stolen Them. The controlling county
politicians Of the State are nov sucn OF tho5e
white fellows as kept faith and dealt honestly
| y. 4f,A -art,
| bis thieyinr some fime after the war expired.
As the natives refusg to provide schools for the
| negroes in many Of the Southern States, they
lose control Of The spirit Of education; and yet
! there is no natural reason why the old classes
! nnd their former slaves should not fully coop
crate to revive and purify ali those States"
| srArEsMES NEEDED
The problems of the South are the same now
| as forever: to respect labor; to educate the
| noor universally; and to nut down yiolence of
tie h sort I called dificu1tiesS and duelIins, by
vigorous public spirit and the courts of Law. The
Gfee1ey n1oyement will have been no Failure
il the better spirit of it continues beyond the
election.
"The due1." said 3 Kentucky editor To ma
"is worse than It has been ralated To hear old
fellows. who have manared 30 many duels. re-
cite their inside reminiscences is to he fbr}l1ad
With horror at the nnfairness Of t the Code. d and
How can
the knife is CARRIED the unarrned man ssnosted )
and nnb1;c onin;on S and sven the GranS rio1 Inr,
ahet the r,ur3erer nn5er fba Coda ''
Immigration the South POSSESSES already in
q ereater relative ratio than The North Afr}can an
inEn,ioTation afreadv m tha snot s5anta1
to fha lind ~ worl sn5 re1nr;no<
on1v tha sama t,astmant Hhicf an amnioras5
wnn1f1 he comneiia7 tn evfand fo GaTmens Ir;sb
scanj;nsr ris-a ~ RnI,ar,;ana @erfaot ,raton,
finn tla advantaras ~ actno1s Tesnect for ~
iaborer's rifa ana dsnrhter and tnlsrat;on at
tha ha11os.ho. r. onghf ~ Ia tha hnast ~ avo-,,
Eonthern commnnitv That in its re1atinns u;tR
the Federal Goyernment Il had never mada
carnet- et-barcers' cr;mes At nreeent % 11nnnnisbe
It Is becansa fhe h,1rdens of onnrass;on hava
been diyided batwean fIe ratjva whita and 1ha
emancioated black. ''''@ ''1'
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rhav-a ha., a. 1.;ne - atata 49,
+he caa1;t;n7 +;rEat nsa 1tt,a ens d WY
ttn nhae lls1le neaa"aS 81 Ihe
sonth bafora 10 so+th bod bapss .ue
10 tsa1f Il va eenerous % Tn;aiona ana 70
defeat may not 60 Tithout tho lesson n thst unfor
ia IN nresent tha rayancas thara 20 con}inne1r ~
nh1;e n,e;1;o,, o ~ naar ttst n1a. to
, Ia tba 1Snr,f - IA ~ ne WIZ
,a1e o ta ~ Genara1 of ~ trna ang ~ H[s Reo
AA !. :. - +ba o+.,ar -a,+ ~ TIN c~oo,or
t1 W ta1e ~ bslAo1 sasas Mans W tne ufeeley me
sa+a.a sr'tt, 10 r,nra ;i1;-epeaa ~ sae .o
1ts 1illncnass was nsrtiy offset h,o'4 hv 4te Il,a
ear1iar endeayors of many nf ita 7eaGara and mr.
cans to head off Greelev's nomination at Raft;.
more. more so that. for the list three months fbev
we're merely refuting what they had said In The
preceding two n1onths. But the nartv had
broken down as national ORGANIZATION snca
1854. Not With a soldier candidate. AZ McCIe1-
Ian, nor With al the advantages gained by John
sons 1eactionary Administration. nor with a re-
epectable Democrat ike Seymour, nor With an
Abolitionist like Greeley. could It recover tha
general field. - 't4
20 TICK FIRE
9ha manila Aid not ,Is nosaess denca in tho
,,ass ~ ;ta VOTERS and nn1;t;c;ans md ;f = bs5
-1'T ,-'9 Gra1t or kdsns ~ Genrea Waai;ro+on W ~
Enn1d ~ - ;tsa1f hars heen daon,ad ~
Tha' fp;r n % gnfa wbich 4 haa noi,ea for Mr.
eveeier n The North shows fnrtbnr tbat "a an
- = ;s arJ ,4 a. ~
15!1a ~ - @0'''@1 A'4<0' A1o WV - e|1'et~
fT Tb;e Marty vas exoectad TO ha Of narticu1ar
NJ ree1ap Gre IN Nav Wi ttata and
G bnf from the formsr ts+ an =
appeared @ at Baltimore to get help more than to
sfaena ea;nat Tuaed ;ts hettar ,nan eao anad
ae.;naf 5ona to HID cround in New Yor1 gG1u T;3r
a6d alhanp hv = coafitinn with the advancs3
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