Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-09-28

possibility OF such IN application OF
TINS power is obvious 10 all. The
whole coarse OF This party IN tue
South has proved the bitterness OF
their hostility. ia Keep up inyct-
crate opposition between the two
races, and TO SUI icct the white mas
ters to thoir former slaves with pas
sions excited by those whose duty
it was TO have promoted peace and
encouraged justice in the admins
tration ofthe powers OF the Govern
ment seems 10 have been the CSpe
cal object Of their policy. States
formerly distinguished for economy
under their white rulers have been
plunged into a ruinous load ofdebt
under the government Of corrupt
carprt-baggers and ignorant negro
rulers. The seats of Justice have
been filled by persons disqualified
by ignorance and character toT such
places. The experienced members
of society and those used to the task
of government apl trusted by the
Pop MVIt 'G' " Ia;'7 '' ,bo
AtGaS TAlStiS N.s!''.."eU ~ ~, :.
element OF society was est: ,bljsAcd
by the sword. The result Of al
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ger % p'I''4 ','I'PoIlyo 'o;" '",,'a
t Su"Il ho".ys " oIs'N S'0''' III S'"'e
. Nor'"e'" p''No''
THE HOPE OF THE So'%H'
The Radical party saens to sup.
pose that if the South totes for :
man it is enough to caNse bim tC
be suspected, and ifuo good gvo0ud.
can be found for euterlai hing such
suspicion, they are Meth ra>ham4l
nor afraid to trump ur u charge 81
d absurd as this. There is not 4 gool
# symptom of the times or at loas. O
the state of feeling in tn: ltodiea
party. More than saNen years hav
< elapsed since the var, and the Souli
, absolutely within their power, ha
" been ruled by their will, and still
u she cocs one way it seems to be So
heicnt reason for hem to 60 anotf
: en-. FelIow-citjze as, the South su,
- ports Greeley an. Brown upon til
=. issues ! have beef discussing. G
II course, if elected, they will eXpet
10 from them azure Government, som
~ reform in the CIVIL service, and
better regulation If the vast patron
~ ace of tho Cover nncnt. Beyou
~ these object Of general welfare, the
10 expect nothing Of which | eyt
heard.
They look for nothing, as far as
- know their opinions Of sectional
." exceptional good, bat as transce
" dent importance do they regard Il
ar peace Of the country and the Ioc
self-goyernmcnt of the States SO f
o! as The constitution has provide
that hey willingly pass by the 90
Gu sidsration ofall Other stlbi.cts, HE
aS " Interesting az II ey may dee
81. them. They will not NEGLECT Il
no atl4;rablc for the ulut.mnable,
ne pecialIy when they think they Ia
.oh within their reach objects Of 81!
importance as those / have desc
bed.
rs, The South has neither SOUGHT n
! taken any lead in these Questio,
csc II is the Liberal RepubIjcans W.
p have done 50 and believing them
lch he RIGHT to This ex,ont, we folio
'lJi them, We will aid to elect til
b candidate, and if he be true to
Ell nlodre he will fulfil his obligatj
ure to us We will claim nothing fr
be, him which does NOT flow leu,tims
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