Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1872-11-14

anu disposition 70 keep her IN a con-
dition where she could exercise no in
fuence in, the Government, had as much
to do with the result Of the recent con
test as any one cause, and perhaps all
others combined
From the Raleigh News.
We will not compromise with. wrong,
however powerful it may be. We viii
not stoopeat the tootstoel of power, nor
lick the vile hand that smites our war
wasted South. a~4
We shall still protest against the
enormities of Radical rule. so long as
we have voice throagh the public
press. We shall still cling to the
fortunes Of our own people: We shall
still denotfice their oppreesssofss and
prosecutors. We shall, still battle
against wrong, and wickedness and
misrule, ana fraud. We shall still
advocate the principles of true republi-
can constitutional liberty.
In the language of Father RYAN.
with us principle is principle, right,
yesterday, today, tomorrow, forever"
OAhA eiAO NdVdIlIlstIl ADVERTISER,
1t would be folly to attempt to dis
guise the deep disappointment and
modification the verdict just rendered
must bring to the South. 1t is i'm
possible to hide from the eyes of reason
able and thinking men the dangers to
the institutions of this country that
rise up from behind it.
From the Mauch Chunk Democrat.
The prospect seems dreary enough
but we know that behind the cloud tbe
sun is still shining, and We will take
heart of grace and prepare for another
contest, unaismayed by past failure, con
fldelit ofthe justice Of our cause. and
assured that right will eventually triumph
rove wrong.
From the Schoharie (New York; Rem.
/ We are beaten, but not ccondruered-
We shall renew the fight with redoubled
energy, and shall win in the end.
Front the Utica Observer.
This i'll COTTON triumph will bear fruit
after its kind. 1t viii bring misery up-
on those who secured it, is well Is IS Upon
those who sought to avert it: Corpora
lions VIII fattets and robbers rejoice till
10y and by the people, awakening from
their apathy, wsArise ddpl and hurl to
dlsgracetul oblivion the creatures with
fronts of brass and feet of clay who
have ascepded to the places of power
through the tortuous paths of corrup-
ton.
With steadfast faith and undvino
hope, the Liberal Democracy of the
United States will continue the struggle
for liberty, equality, and good govern
ment
From the Louisville Courier-Journal.
Days Of adversely prove the worth, of
men. Instead Of electing Mr.. Greeley
as..was anticipated few months since by
'*h J. friends he is left without majority,
SO far as known, except in the South.
The South alone has proved true to the
cause Of Liberalism The situation is
glowing, the times are out of Joint. But
I've MIDST rise and we will rise. The
Liberal elements of, the nation are made
Of sterner stuff than. that which gives
away before the first storm of ADVERSE
ty. There is large fund of courage
and of hope dwellifHf1go in the heart of our
legions yet. They viii struggle on no
less nobly through hostile deitiesf have
thrown the cloud of darkness over them.
We must close up the ranks ana press
on and on, deriving new and. sterner
courage from the Christening Influence
of defeat. We must see.
''What consolation we may gain from hone.
If not what resolution from despair"