The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-03-06
n TUNE.

TON 3, inc Otnef Uay. senator THUR
NAN. of Ohio, who is the ablcst ct the
Democratic leaders in the Senate. said
that il had become the custom for Mr.
MORTON to sound the key-note of the
! Republican campaign. He added that
Mr.. MORToN's speech against univcrs-
al amnesty was the beginning of the
campaign of 1872. ut is the same old
note again. said Mr.. THURMAN;. 1T is
the same old tune again it is the same
Old horror OF the rebellion; it is the
same old wickedness of the instlgators
of the rebellion it is the same old ter
rlble suffering that that rebellion entail
ed upon the country and 1t is the same
rightful array Of ghosts. found no.
where except IN the Senator's imagin-
alton, Of what is to result to this coun-
Try should the Democratic party ever
get INFO power" Yet at the moment in
which Senator THURMAN spoke there
was a practical "tcrror'' in very many
parts of the States lately in rebellion:
an organized and far-rcaching c%"nspira-
cy, the object of which is TO menace and
to punish white men who would not
join the rebellion, and colorcd men who
are the perpet nal symbols of its failure.
The old nute is therefore inevitable,
for ii is the old dang'r. What WAS the
subject upon which the Senators were
speaking? 1t was the Amnesty bill.
DD;,h,n nHm y! Mr. S,MSER ,Ni
nsn.I o''i. II was Il Oil W!ii'il rci'as-
e..'e la'e rcoSis from certain ai>abiii
~. wv mhNn also seureu me pro-
r.u,ion VI 'He late slaves. ana senator
ih.hM-NN anu MS parry TRENDS, ioud
l Tn a'ii'esl!' opposed II protection.
CIV tmt oIi,a'lru inc utmost sei'ef0sit!
W. ~ az ~ s~I"sr-noluihS SiasS, "hich;
~ ;r,p''.a.c s'a,erN iiaa attempted
hL,.n1 al L. iui my" III
o'o, anu my! 'ciuseu justice 10 inc
Will me i'a,'oi, hau ifeeo.
."d 1919 ,uiaf t,'ucco' y coileasue
hnJ i p"n,n niI,'. vi SENATOR, LIMA
,%o m.eN pcioIe 'lr!hall! r"aSs'r'e1
,mr Ign" =" so'erei%l''y ana iiao
pps "Ia, 'o"ins "oL"s inc aclish's
:" i",ui.: senator bLAiR another
inat n!tiiu aiu coi'eaSuc. nae Justified
~ u u'spcrsioh oi Eouth"fn Leg
ia'. - -" was ~'h"ieuiatei!, al Inc
,os;ho,a nunl'iialeu ior the VICE
nj :! MS party.
e.p.'ihs crimes OF the Au-hiuX,
oororun,"' ","i'. !" mt ''h'oh ana
u'nl' ~, In" i'iIe'uai cross TO 'hou-
,hn,, l''n 'i''Ie''s Ill me Sou
,neIn S,a'es; are uehi'u or c~Xtci!nnted
y. S.""'ol nv MHNS parry. III has
"e,cr !et acknowledged The conclusive
.ai'ui'. . me new amendments. Its
i">' mailman occiaraliol IS that The re-
constructor OF Tue onoin is revolution
AIRY ana !oid. IL declared for virtual
i'Puaia'ioh. The senator's part! is to-
ua. passive. hoping TO find i'll the dis
sessions OF Inc Rcpubiicans a breach
through WilicI II can press TO the cita-
uel OF iiatlohal power. But il does not
Hcar,i! pronounce Tor Justice and
rcquai rights. III 'hll mumbies the re-
.raii Vi ofatc sovereignty. His party
Is NJ nope IeVcri man III The country
VINO ha'eS Inc cnlon, and who PRAYED
anu s.I"'e Iof tle success OF the rebels
Oh; tune OF The party is still that
oiu '"iie. us professions and practice
are suostahtIaily unchanged. and, 81
course. me attitude OF It's opponents
ana 'iieIf declarations can rot but h
'hc same As before.
Inc remuneration OF the Republican
poIcy III INC southern States. like that
Oh England III ireland. is ~unioundcd.
There is III some quarters a strange
sloWncs~ and apparent reluctance TO
understand The actual situation. and
The evidence and the report of Senator
SCOTS committee VIII doubtless do
in!ici' TO give a rue view of the facts.
ME mere Is no coilhscatl0ii. no DIS
ira.ichise'hci' u" penalty OF any kind
visited upon The iaie rebels, the colored
ana "hi'r .i,oh ritizfhS are III con-
s'ai' p'ri we 90 MOI say That all are
So ana III cV|ry moment, but II Is not
10 dc deiiicd maj whole sections ana
large coiniliuiiitlcs are subject 10 that
terror. Inc only excuse Is illli certain
leaders oil rebellion are ineligible to Of
nee. Does that fact make an Ireland ot
INC southern Stale! Far II. As
Mr. SHELLABARGER truly said III the
House, wbciT the Republicans began 80
reconstruct. IT was not by resting the
pyramid upon the apex of II privileged
CLASS, Dui DI painting III upon the cquIi