New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-04-07
OUTSIDE INTERVENTION.

70 Va sH0 0Ou'uo1u oIdleS, having ulsTeSaIue
: all domestic preparation for the inevitab
conflict, relied, first, on conbinatio
.. with the Northern Democracy, an
secondly, on importing all material Of wa
IN exchange for the peculiar staple of th
10 South, thereby depriving that staple Of il
whole coercive force. It also relieve
1t foreign nations of any motive for intel
fering in the war. This reliance upon out
side intervention was fallacy. Nor
= Northern men, who, by taking tn
nickname of State rights, had secured
a the whole Southern vote, inmediatel,
took name equally Indifferent to them
of Union savers" They went into tht
war or sent substitutes, maintained the
credit and shared the contracts Of the gov
eminent, and have claimed at the North
the merit of having decided the war.
We could cite Senator Thurman as most
flaming specimen OF this sort Of State
!, rights Democrats at the North. The
foreign powers invoked during the war
kept the Confederate eye straining across
the sea for the vision of ships that never
came, and of material aid, which does not
seem to have existed at that date.
1t would seem from this experience
that those who resided in Canada and
Paris for the military good OF the Con-
federacy, would have seen the tallacy of
foreign aid. Not at all, following the
fatal fallacy of the Davis and Calhoun
school, these leaders persist in leaving
their neighbors in poverty and idleness
and employing this destitution to solicit
the sympathies Of people abroad. The
| next issue to be instituted as we under
stand it, is to be of the white against the
colored race. The Picaytne thus sounds
this note: evil the white element
move?" Then it urges that 1.-THE rescue
Of the Southern people from the malig- |
nant and barbarous policy Of extreme
radicalism," can only be effected through |
'the union Of all the conservative classes
of all parties" It says: |
There are conservative elements in the |
Republican party OF the nation abundantly
strong enough to effect this result. And if
our white brethren in the North will unite
with them, the Southern people will prompt
~ and cheerfplly CO operate to the abandon
ment OF old issues and preiudices in the |
grand effort to save the nation from the in
fanny and disgrace which will be brought
upon 1t by the barbarous spirit Of extreme
radicalism.
This is very weak device to secure
Northern subscription to the joint stock
Fusion enterprise. 1T is Captain Kids
treasure salvage association, and Messrs.
Pendleton, Blair, and the political heirs
Of Greeley have all been there. We doubt
even the disconnected or ambi-
tious Republicans would crowd under the !
shadow of the white hat Of Fusion as '
they did in 1872 {
But why this persistent endeavor to
array the white people of the North and
South against the negroes? We should
infer from the extremely economical man
1er in which ''our white brethren Of the
North" weigh out the few dimes necessary
o relieve the obstructed Mississippi, that
the rescue Of the Southern people from
he utter ruin and desolation with which
hey are threatened" is by no means a
rhine object with those 'white brethren,
This game Of the Picayo2e has been
'layed out Every Republican knows :
hat old Democratic pussy though she be
overed under tie meal a foot deep. It's q
be old scheme to pass into power under :
alse name, then to throw Off the disguise,
nd monopolize the spoils. We presume
Il the hating Republicans who took a $
and in the virtuous game Of Fusion, L
nd were euchered out Of party and per- :
onal association, understand it. Would l
not be better to propose some other J
asis than an exclusion Of color and par :,
ton of spoils upon which to effect the cl
AVIATION Of the South? Suppose the +
ryan should try something else than W
leer and Islander. Suppose it should :,
Try its senseless and frivolous badirage &C
18th some articles tending to give harmony e
I'd employment? Fusion has forlented \,
e embarrassment Of Louisiana by tax
6 shares in all sorts Of legislative =,
Tindles and Eonopolies. from the 2
atchers exclusive bill, to the =,
chattanooga gift enterprise and tie gen -
GUS donation Of all the leyees, with =,
nevolence Of three mills, granted those :,
and that "barbarous =.
irit of extreme Radcaiism, represented :.
Messrs. Duncan F. henner, P. Irwin, !.
II. Oglesby, Bradish Johnson, C. II. -,
yams, j.. A. Morris, and others. We -.
ould think that when all the principal =
together with the chief who ~
lde most of them, lad passed into the
nds of the Oldest and best, it is abou. time :
suspend this tale Of woe and desolation. las
don't draw tears at the North worth a EN-
1T, and will fall into the same oblivion | h Mn
tn the cry Of Trench intervention and ne ne.
he North in blaze" which have ez- ceee
ed SO many illusory hopes within the .or
st years. Better learn something about lost
ur own community, neighbor, and cease I he,
expect anything to come from abroad vgn9
THE GREAT POINT SETTLED. IInd
The Supreme Court yesterday efectually II
ped out one great item Of Radical ez- -