New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-08-11

voting to manhood TO our customs. and nsti
every Southern state must be one OF White
premacv must be the battlccry in LOUISIANA, Mssis-
The example vicksburg full of hope the suffering
people OF Charleston and NewOrleaDs When the white
state. when they make the issue on prn-
ciple. in Vcksburg, and draw the lines OF
demarkaton strong that all white men, lost to
honor and shame, must align themselves with their
the day ~ deverance from mongrel rule will
not be FAR distant The numerical strength OF the ~,
Mississippi and Louisiana, when the adventurers from
a s anu Wne en az h noIe nI Of me
South will never acknowledge the social equality or the
negro race. They VIII never accept the Ciyil Rghts
bill. Their only safety ia IN white supremacy compete
and absolute in the State aud municipal governments
THE MEANING OF THE RESULT
Prom TIs Richmond DdsDatoA DIN -,
The results of the recent elections IN the
South have influence upon the policy OF ooh
the Republican and the Democratic parties ana upo. i
President These results that the Southern
States all but two Of them will cast solid vote agsinse
candidate for the Presidency Who Is 10 o. n
Civil Rights bill IL hitherto seemed To De almost
Impossible open the eyes Of the Northern peope "
the OF feeling among the whites OF Ine 'Ou.u @
this subject While rather opposed 10 any .uch measure
as the question, our Northern oretuLen "a y,
doubt thought IL would prove Iou WIN liz
punish the Southern people Tor thelr reprll,on r,
against the Government Tue Impression was Ia,
also that 10 was necessary 10 pass u III orueI W ~
the negroes from deserving the Republican party Ahs
white Republicans were omitted rom t3e t a.
altogether OF all the Northern leaders zen I,iht -
almost the only whose record Is not blurred Dy me-
course upon TINS question. But the southern p~ople
have spoken, and they almost UNANIMOUS III thclr
onDositlOn 10 this hateful what snail DE zone
now We are inclined 70 hope that Congress may con
clde TO let the Civil Rights bill alone, ana Try 10 40
something for the benefit OF the Whlte people OF th
south We hope also and believe that Zen GFant VII
De strengthened his purpOse 10 veto tAa1 DiiI IL
should be passed by Congress.
OMNIBUS OF THE DOWNFALL OF RAD1CALlsM.
PROM The Richmond Bht0 HsE.l go
The hearts of all liberal and patriotic cltl-
zen in every state and every section Of the Union should
be- reiOced At result. II Is Omnous Of the approach
ing downfall OF RadIcasm. 1t Is significant OF IAyOf
able turn III the tide OF the politics OF the south duu OF
the country Il that the people are rOusng ana
rising IN the mi -h OF their majesty 70 redeem the ks-
public from tue msrule that running IL. II is DIli-
liant beginning OF the elections leading 10 the
great national contest for the Presidency a
little more than two years hence. We nail these VIC
tories IN Tennessee North Carolina as harhngers OF
success to the opponents Ridlcalsm III other states
as auspicous promises Of marked improvement IN he
polItica complexion OF the XLIV,h Congress- as CAD
deung sgls the decadence Of extreme men ana e&
treme measures all the UuODas the hrst whlsper
ius Of the rising OF inpatient indignation Win
winch the advocates civil rights and maTtla-aw VIII
ha hurled from power. the American people, III
the exercise OF their sovereignty, again decide VINO
shall ANA VINO shall not, direct the pOcy Oh tAIs OON
ernmenf