Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-19
ole, ~ Have Peace"


Il has nov been given out from Washington oy
correspondents to the New York pre'' that fles'-
dent Grant il anxious to institute more eonc'''s.
tory policy toward the people ct the soasn' anu
has expressed strong desire to have the TWO see'
tiops Of the country firmly united on f1eno'S
basis. Through this medium We are sola sn.''
"0sutlsmsn who enjoy excellent opportani''es ioF
learning the news and temper OF the frendeo. s.s
confident that the rigorous regime OF the past 70
hs hencaforth discarded for one more genefous sn'
eoucilistory, It il certain that the Presidents A.
tsnton il riyen to the best medes Of efecting sucn
a result and it is believed that he fully coinc'oes
with the idea thrown out By jealous supporters VI
his administration at this city-nameiy, tns une
and the circumstances of the recent election are
urou,tious for reviving the s"ne era OF eooo 'ee'
in, ., was inaugurated by Mr.. Monroes Aamn'
;.trston after an election by similar ovefwne'"'
ine majority as that just given IL IePoE's'
.h., in recent interview with General sherman
N. Pres,deut stated that he should devote MS oss
.Hor,. N reunite the North and the South, ano
similar sentiments are said to have been otteTeo
nv mir, IN A conversation with Judge A'e<ahue'
Rives. of Virginia, sA origina' On'vs nan ~.
friend Of his Administration Ane E1es.oen. y.
nf1GtNh
ths Ku.Klux legislation, and it was stated tne
other day by member Of the Csoinet tns. sns
Pr..,dent would like to see those laws 'noaineo
and ali features repealed when were no. u".aot ~
IN their operation over the country as soou ~ ~ ns
could be satisfied that there VA full soI
nte and nroperty in the Southern States. Ane
nm oent,enap was content OF the frsstoens
frieudlv feelings towards the southern PeoP'e ny
Of hi, desire to re.estabish good WALL anu
relations between the essrsnged seenons; -,
precise mode OF giving effect 70 tnese lii h.
Been determined upon, but that sometnin9 wnI @ y
done seems highly probable. The pohcy OF gen ss.
er,i .mneatv viii probably be indorsed IN tn'
President's message and passed BY the two:toiIo,
vote. It vas remarked by prominent aneno -.
the President OH yesterday that tne S,.h,,;t,s. !.
thev only served to irritate, and the ooutn oou..
slsct, II disposed, worse men than 'no'' ~" ~-
der disabilities.
Such .re the promises held out by the friends
IL Prsaidept and his Administration VINO AZ
now in Washington And the correspondent ma.
f.irly and truly represent the President. bu
svsry intelligent man in the country feels an
Knows, Judging the future by the past, that thsr
/. little or no reliance to be placed on any detss
ninstiou which may be arrived at BY the kfes'
dsnt and his advisers before the assembling
Coosres, ard the discussion Of the policy
the Radical party in caucus. The intentions
President may be oil right and he may WIS
do justice to . long suffering people and e'sat
lsh unity and harmony to distracted ana OH
hsarteusd nation but Caucus is hing ana
,oue - . weak and incapable man is at the nes
Of The country ready TO do the bidding OF u
partv or marty leaders, on whom he II compete
10 rely for support and the shaping OF his mel
sursa. % long will the country be required
suffer Just such evils as it has long suffered tn'
thoss who live by forcing themselves into plA'
and power may continue to do 40. No matt
what tyranny is required if KING Caucus pr
claims it necessary, President Grant will her
after q heretofore be found an instrument: read
to enforce it.