, 1873-09-24

~ ,,sna ~ npa;nst ihon, In ,ot sncnr a,, ro.
proae Ehe aueaon % il contnua,y s ssked
n"ro,ina n IN can 1op" TLo sontI, IN noId resnonsi.
1iovtnn 9o IT., ."v "nl nroyw u ,,at H." nnmo ns
tlio @ South a had sent tholn 10 iva washing gion. % "
cotion ,u ~ to sonthcr VI I snes IL 1nnarfccy
nncrsinod' viii hn,,llv ho oynccted that, in d
hnstv lottor. n,,ou1d nlten,nt t6 n1,pply he do
ticoncy. VII tic wofk. 10 be- proporly onc, would
iwpnrtnmt at5e1 to rirt i orutn1,d,ne botwcen t,
.Nnrt1, mi tl,n Rnntl,. I mn iIrmly convinced
thnt nno.tontha of Mi Tho nIechiof md trouble,
mn, 1,osshlv No nuel uf lin ruc,onnl bitterness,
'h'. Iacosnnry1oM AN. aMo
and. If tho rcnf truth lind boon known OH both
"i.in,a ., wnn1i In rn Inn, nvnif1oi.
~ Il il ,,ia;,,iv lin intnrcnt nr tim NORTH md
oguocialy Of tic Northwest, TINT tle prosperity
NJ thn Honth a1Inil ho ro.ontabsletl and tint
thIa tnrro nnniinn sl,ould not ro,lan dead men,-
icr Of Iho ilnion. bit prosperous mid dovol-
n,,inn oompf-v onrroxin,afinr Mt loaat to the
ayoraco. in cornfort, order, and advancement, Of
fho Nnrf,,nr, gtntcu. It tn not 10 to-day. THO
contrast beLweon tlo two 10
r,1rFtt1 IN ritE EXTREME.
.rool fro,n NJ, extonsiyo observation of both
aoctians. and from very reliable information rs
~ 1ncniitinn In thu South Which I lavo not
| yiyitoj. -
WitI'ont eoinrr into aotail. I will mulo fow
ooncrn1 nheerynt1ong. which 1 n1ay eIaborato Oh
| ssomn fnturo occasion,
/ First-Wbatoyor 1t n7hy please the AdminlG-
tration organs to nasort or lsinunte, tho South
| oru rocplo regard tho Federal Unton as
| a "r1XED FACT"
aa much 60 aB tho ortlor of tho
| ecaaonB or tho rising Of tho sun.
| They l1ave no "pcccavi" Ito cry oyor tho paAt,
and will not make d confession Of guilt part Of
any treaty Of peace, but thoy roGayd tho ling
and common Government NJ fixed md lnal, and
as tloirs as wcll as tho North'e;. and they nro
administered, md matlo n blessing to ovory por,-
| tion Of tho country. They hnvo got BonBo enough
to soc what come Of tho North stu refuse to
recognize: That each portion Of this Union iBt
and ought to be, Interested in tho woll-bcing Of
| oyery part Of 1t. They would like to SEQ tho
Government .....- ...
REFORMED AND PURIFIED,
tho tariff mud taxoB reduced, q better class Of
Pics ct liberty which our fathers embodied in tho
Constitution substituted for tho military motll-
ols for tho Inst few years; but for ta, aud for
any improvement in their own condition, they
and upright citzons in thu Northern statoa. It
must DO by reason ind tho agencies OF froe dis
cussion, II at all.
Second--1t Is not true, but a grosH blunder. to
say TINT anybody ut tho sonth-I moan 81 LIN the
| ey-Contodcratcs-would prefer CnBar, or pres-
iJlout for life to tho fornls and traditions Of tho
American Constitution. ThiB lie has just this
muol, truth as its basiB: 1t ia true that it would
DO
nrrrpn FOR THE souru
n havo n,onornv or Cnanrisn, rather than a,lcl
Govaron,nnta oa now oxiat In Florida. Louisiana
ond ao,,ti, Cnroiino md which aro sure to fol-
low low tie SUCCESSFUL union Of the negroes with
n'ost ;anorant man in the community, If ieuo
ranno ~ rce nra tn royern. this pcoplo na1
that Cmsar could not vol bo yyorso for them
KIT At tho aano limo. the Southern peoplo rocog
,,n sug ~ tnnt nrnfnnny tint tIo Eorth s mt
! n,,f
thnt Il is Far lila nconIo of tho North tt
anv whothor thoy viii Layo Cnsar o
p "ot. rha w;shea Of tho Southern pooplo vii
have little to do with It. And hero 1 may adj
t1'nt tln I'D i1cn' corinhed by Mr. Calhoun O
balance Of power. is
costpIErELY EXPLODED AND SURRENDERED
by tho South. Tho acoptro is gone from tlt
,n"v INV be- found in tic Mississippi Wiley. no
rnrv for from Olicoco. It ia for That great ant
no.yerful uoop]o to say whether they will hayo
1Innator ~ rnvnrn tLin country themselves,
thc iot(er In thoir iiat. tho Rings cannot bius
for an,aliv. If they thinE It NECESSARY, OH tAi
nmcston, ind n rood mapv moro besides.
Th;rfl-SInyery in rono. In tho rude and sud
rrcy e wy %hs IT, ane;ofv wc1' Ind erso COZ
r fha lneaca md huToo OF d four yeors war !; but
'''0 A' : no On NOT Know ONE souruEnSEn
rto .von,d 1il,n tn soa elnyery restorcd. II,
genoral opinion il, TINT emancipation, ut home du
. Or other was inevitable and that tho institution
!, svoo 1onpn1 In ,,or;nl, Horeyer faithfully nj,
readily The negroes 1nny once have served, every
, hov now recornizos tic fuct That it would DO i
i onsv to re-oafablish slavery aR to make wate
Tl,r in h1. Even If thoro wcro no Northcr
L States or people in existence, and tho South la
nm iulencndent Government, 1t would not
thouaht Of or nttomptod,
l. FouriNUniyersat negro-auffrase was RI
: rarieI and still is roguricd, by every thinlsin
q mau meet in tho South, who il honest, as
n A GREAT EVIL.
h II thero woro orly fow uogroos in tho statt
- ma il thn caso with Missouri, or Illinois or Iul
y nna. it would not greatly mnttor. II per cen
y or eycn 10 nor cent. OF tho voters bo iguornut
. deprayed tho remaining 90 per cent of tho vote,
can coutrol tic situation, Ii, however, 80, 10,
i. al nor emit Of tho voting nopulntion bo negroes
! tlas IN noril to good goyoTnlnont and public ord
= hecon,os at tfle most serious character, Eonntt
T. Morton forosaw ali this in September, 1865,
a his great enccch on tho political gitultioa, At