New-York tribune., 1872-09-13

M M Shs With immunity this party seems TO nave
thought it necessary to iname t Of the sSuth by rep
cung them "a disloya and incapable Of doing JuStVe
a@ons a each oysr oseef scop made slea in my opinion.
That somo disorders should nave i OcOi uo,1sed nf
osa 6 % had been masters and those who h1d been
newly enlianchsed, do not dOuo bug 49, H. NOR
would have been quickly and ea'ly iyed IN in
own sate Goyernnentsf they had been aloWeu 70 IN
stitute them upon fair princlpes. C Cui, he
tween tho races than any ono else. Juuao ~ g., Vir
States by my own; ana tha SuGn NS & I maj there has
ouia experience has proved. Oeues1 ,tst tN" ,v6o
r hcan neople conquered, after such contest, Nno
accepted their condition WIN os o ar Wit6 n more
icera inIent 10 discharge honestly all the ODnsAtonS
which ia imposed upon them But uhhappy tio ,u i'
ic marry nerhaps entertained and certainly acted upon
very different opinion; aud now, aittr mort .lai %
wears OF their rule, and with every opportunity WaP1
ibcir own measures and OF pacca0n they are
accusing the Southern people OF GlolOyL '' ~ "a 40
ton and clamOrng for martial Jaw ai @ tIo u0 w n
,iary to ouell and TO punish them O.her NATIONS VI
a wiser mind have thought II good pOcy 10 coIoato
1tT me social war gave OF his accord wnat ne Dad
refused when demanded by people in fbin~ was
case no such concession was eApeCtV~- -H0'"i"o W."
asked but just tIeament
wEoEGs OF TIE SOUTH.
But here we Gee great party deliberately seeking 10
inGame tho public mind against the southern PooP'''
and 10 array section OF the country against anoSn
by melting the powerful TO degrade and oppreS5 tho
weak and by exciting mutual feelings Of dislike ana
hostility between them. II the men who lead TINS parry
be statesmen tucy surely nave not ientctou & up n
Obvious and neces AIRY consequences OF slch COURSE,
we arn 10 Keen up popular government, ana ~ u l
this country efficiently and happily Wha GiH c DP az
cessory as 10 inspire the whole people VIII iecnhss u
mutual sympathy and a ctiOn, OF MnaI 81 ,.
10 Deget sectional animosiiies, when aih95 il 10
survive the occasion which eng ndcFtd lhcni 90 az "a
Mr. Greeeys great credit that he mas seen ' - ,T
he IS aOio acrTu & DTncpIes OF itself disquaies
! ihem from holding he seats oI power III ''i''
Fsow-ctzens there nothing so easy 10 insI1g Iirt IN
sectional Jealousy and annosy ana be nSer1er Who
fo eradicate where il once exists Ihe @ - i,aonIe
coHd voln1t9rjly create such feelings among pcoPo
whom he Is called upon To lule' ~ u1.I VI ~, t dufy
ppr icbodly and consciously violates H. me 5Jeu IL ~
sectional hatred which Cromwell sOwed III AG % H. LII
stcsnen srlye TO eradicate tins nuisance 10 thcr 51
eminent. In VAIN do they use every yh means and trench
a, whit they have considered sacred IN inc rights vi
| pr,perty but the Irlshman, sun mhdl9l & .. ~ tba
wrongs stands up In Dittcf esiaalcv' ai cC fbe1
efforts now made 10 satisfy iii alti0usI q % u 1ii-s
would have his love before these hos.lJ ioviuS 1
| wcre on eTgendcred This same southern people, NhOn
tins marry so much yIlics and repfoaclcs Is Go', tT ~
uay an important part IN the Government vi tIi9 -, H.
ko ma doubts the Radicals themselves WOuid nO ois
pue It. is the temper IN whch ne may a' f NO I'M,
porance 10 the country Surely there are none 80 DiHU
as o 70 tnieaet ihs fatal policy object Of far
greater importance than al the questions LOVING % Ui
OF financial or commercial policy ne VINO 30 Ci t; I f m
Introduce the policy OF cOnClatlOn anu tIe iecls
reconciliation among this great pcOpie HIl iSC 'i ,i
isfy the greatest puDlc eAgeIcg Vi to Pi in order
III was German maginatOn believe, Whlcli, III oIuol
fo present moving picture OF the horrors OF war; con-
,rd ~ tbe dea OF midnight review OF all the victories
- SoT"on's Contest and those shadOwy hosts came
trOOpng forth from the SHOWS OF hussl anu saIo ~ ~
syra representatives Of almost every cline and race Oh
tie Ola World and the sad process Oh Isscu tSoIo
MIN ID vOceless woes even his stern heaIt ht naFo
been stirred with remOrse to behold IL hOulu sun
show of the victims OF another war nave no IestIaHh
effect upon the instgator OF sectional Iao iu 5lIo
WIl no consideration OF the nature o ue IIult WIN MIoi 20 70
10 spring from the seed that DC is SOWING ItstIa @ LIE
waIitOn handl Does he view with no syIeihlity IHc I
character OF the awful trust OF BVlttnnent ~ -
| him 10 those clothed his hand with p0Wert DOCS
Ae feel that he must use THIS power Ior tne bI 80
the happiness, and prosperity ol az "LO az ceo ~
Ills carcl But unaCcOuntabe rs this course may seem
TO me upon any principle Of true statesnanshp OF vi"
dom, there is yet one theory upon "noh II d" MA! D0
! explained
| TENDENCIES TOWARD nTERIALIsM
Fenowcitizens there is possibly an Impending event.
winch these measures are well calculated to bring about
If if be the object to change this DomOcatcRepuDhcan
form of government into Imperial institution then
there is an eminent fitness in these means to attain H.
That there is deliberate purpose already entertained
by any great party in this country tochange from po
Nor IN an impeTal form Of government do not chdlge
nt do assert that the system measures and course
of policy pursued by the Radical party, must nave TINS
result whether they design it or not And further,
believe that the number OF those who secretly prefer an
empire TO republic is Tar greater than any Oi us would
reckon it, il called upon Tor an esuue 'OI Is tuis '
declare To you in truth ana sincerity mt III In( O %
ion there is no small danger OF such cnansg , - my o
people warned in ne ana take proper sVi' ~ ~ -
vent it. stand here TINS day NANNY 10 Fsi1 gu W W
this danger and to say tnat II YOU peonv ~ ~ tai H.
imminent as 40 the nIst lnpp 'ant Z o Ievs Win
to put Mr. Greeley ia power with those VINO nav "i
drawn all support from those VINO now bJaVt oi
among other reasons, they DeHeY6 tlt llc @ to'y y,,
these measures j. too despOtc. hearuy Hoc WIZ ~
HIM and them IN this om3n, ana pISodO' e''i"'' "'
FellOw-citizens said some time ago th2t there Was
one theory upon which could see wisdom III tue course
OF those who seek 10 Keep up naondl s.Iae % s1d
meant the wisdom not OF virtue hut OF cOntEaIce, anu
that was If their object was 10 change TINS hcpuDic n'o
an Empire in It's form Ol e0NeIhhent' O%noo % tionl
ppr hate and bitterness between he great stcuouS
oi this country, ana The people VIII not Do abe 10 gov
om with sufficient dispatel anu uns' IN tIa' d -
| popular government would become lmpoSSlDle hhu IL
Ne are 10 live together then innst nave one MISTER
TO whom may look Tor the justice " men we are 10
longer capable Of rendering 10 each 0tht anu 70 ono
rule the unity which is necessary to the proper as
| patch in the affairs OF government. ,,-
But whether this be the object or not they are acting
ineIitaSly lead to it, Ii has always been doubted
whether great country OF largo ana diyershed inter
could be ruled by popular gTyeInent WIN i sIo %
oVo' t 70 eSri n ~nv.rnuenf can be found only i'm the
supremacy OF single will This difficulty has never
a.; - cSr This treats The pe6pe as one in an
matters where Their interests and rights are the same
and leaves the government or the separate commune
Iies those interests which were separate and distinct,
bat subjects tho citizen to the direct action Of boh gov
ernments. By this system all the inter- SIS OF Ihe com
mnny were anayzed ana distributed according 10 their
nature; common interests cOuded 10 the common
government ana separate interests were et 10 the con-
tro of the ate BY restricting the subjects necessary
10 be considered by the whole people only to those OF
interests, II became practicable Tor people 10
govern much greater extent Of country well and ell
ciently than would been possible II they had been
forced regulate All tho concerns OF society IL Is tins
great American idea under whose influence our progress
and prosperity from the foundation Of the Government
up to 1860 were unparalleled in the history OF the world,
| to destroy and overthrow.
| CONSTITUTIONAL LANDMARKS OVERLOOKED.
may well ask has the Constitution, by their consent,
ever stood in the way Of the accomplishment oany favo-
rite scheme OF that party The usual and acknowledged
subjects OF Federal jurisdiction do not satisfy them.
Internal improvement, education, the telegraph, and
railroad system, all coveted subjects OF jurisdic-
ton and some OF them are actually placed under their
control Under the power claimed 10 have been given
by recent amendments 10 the Constitution they
ercs.gg criminal cirsuct0h; that over the pIQper.y
aud debts Of the people they exercising to great
extent III tho South, through their bankrupt laws the
supervision and control Of elections in the States they
seeking and to extent already possess Subjects