New-York tribune., 1874-10-24

yond the next .esoo no can sn:n have leisure . s..
rcSBs FOR ho Hss Clay ~:. Hs
has written letter. Clay advised friend TO walk 80
R.ss doubtless Wishes he had vailed 500 miles Instead
OF writing bis episte TO Gen. Hawiey the horrors Of
.sn S2 Tmn N kswYonx TO s
truth Of this fight Of fancy has been published II puts
L. White, q wsli-Known Republican Hays can CON
gratuate himself on having taken tho shine out 81
Biblical character. Anapias fs nowhere now
TIE STATE MILITIA NOT PARTISAN.
TAe Mobtk R>9s<r. .
special correspondent of THE NEW York
TRIBUNE who sent TO Alabama by that Journal ~
Investigate the truth OF the outrages said 10 have been
committed here, writes from Montgomery an emphatic
general denial OF the statement that TINS otste ~
absent from his Office the middle OF August fhs
inc yabe inference Is that the Governor must believe
Occasion for even the usual amount labor and energy
In enforcing tho state laws From the Goveaaofs
GInGe ntsd States Marshal Hesy In his with
Gen. Heay the following language reported as hsv
Gen. Heays reply "rhe State militia Is rebel and IN
the hands OF the Democrats Gov. Lewis GO could DC
nothing" This il remarkable LANGUAGE Even " tho
charge made by Gen Healy AGAINST the state militia
were true it does not follow that II became necessary
10 call In Federal troops 70 make arrests No fedeI
Marshal aas sver been resisted or eisiurRed N os
official duty Gen Healy could at any time hs nave gone
with perfect ease and safety. Bot the militia Of tho
Slate is not PARTISAN 1t Is commanded by Republican
Organized companies should refuse 20 obey his orders
they NAV be dsbanded and their delivered to new
companies II IL not necessary however. Tor an
OF the that tho militia should DO caod
ont The Sheriff may summon posse OF cuIeps AZ
any time TO enforce a writ. The citizens OF every
county In Alabama stand ready to obey such summons
at any time. II such summons Is not Issued " IN oo
occasion for unusual action, or because
criminals have escaped detection.
THE OUTRAGE BUSINESS A wANToN oFFESsE
From Tn, Boston CArtsitra Era.
One Charles Hays, an Alabama Congress
man wrote sensational letter IN which he gave
long the ouirages perpetrated 0y the Deocfsb
IN that State against white and black Republicans
These being denied, THs NEwYoRK TRIBUNE, tho
abest and faircst daily Journal 0f the metropolis sent
with orders 10 look through ones glasses TO see for
himself report Just what he saw, no matter VINO
might be hurt. His letters Justify the belief that Mr
gresham Hays, when he wrote his list or outrags
was sufering constitutional anpathy toward the
truth In the reports THE TRBUSBs correspondent are
Trustworthy, then the story OF the AlabamA rep
resentatye Ia O tissue OF lies from beginning ="
end: and the sooner he and his class are de.
MED a hearing IN reputable journals the Detter ~
will be for the peace of both sections There h
trouble enough the South 10 bother the men oil good
will OF both parties. and 10 is wanton onense ior po,
iticans to go into business OF manufacturing out
RACES in order alarm at the North what ths
nation needs Just Is the leadership OF moderauon
cancellation which shall be calm, rational. nrm, ana
respect the law. 1t Is time when good ana red nrn
are needed on deck and not below, where 700 many Oh
them have sought ease and rest. When gale - coming
On the best hand should be put at the wheel IN oai
anv . land lubber" may take the Trick" aud go
through the motions OF steering