Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-23
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TIE Nav York Herald oil yesterday repp''s
the toll3WmE lhnGhlyo az E"lne p1'" '';,y
,',sd nv President Gcaut il conversation with
prornlnent Republicans, who called upon h'" at
the White House ,,I,;.,
II beein to think il IL tms Tor the Repablicaa
Marty o uul pad. Yhera has been 100 muca ueao
w1ieht carried ny it. The success OF cur arms
Iursnc tho rebellion aud The conhdence that the
i,enuhLcan r1rty was strong enough to hoid up
anr hurden have imposed uil tho dlSaneetiou iu
The Cuff States on tho administration. 1 AM ufe1
al mia nonsense. L5t LOUISIANA tahe care o.
hsrself as Iexas will have To 40 ooh
,yont any quarrel about Mississippi STATE matters
70 he referred to me. 1his mavst'sg or "o'sst'oS'
nor has nearly exhausted the ftts OF the parfH,
am done with them and they VIII have TO take care
Of themselves. ...,it,,r ,,
the chief of tho spendthrlit parry 'hal 10 iaPy
ravolutionizing our form OF doVernmeni' 10y cen'
trali,inr ALI mower III Congress and the ESecu-
tive has taken q Is new departure, snu meahs
bancaforth to turn tho cold shoutueI W iii7
frllow reconstructioniitss Is II true uth't tne
Soldier President, whose military Vo'ohce III ~ !"
Or,aons. caused the streets OF mat cly TO DC
nrnI,,.d with The blood of freemen, IN times ol
,,r,c.. and whose declaration oil marllal law ieil
. nks thunder QUO OF clear sky, upon tne III
b,hitants al nine unolfcndinS -connl'es In tue
State OF South tarn!nt. Is ~ ttue th"' s"c'
man has all at on. N brought 70 the stool o.
ransntancra H., A.n no let loose "ths dogs Of
- in timfc ut ,to.ound peace, ana sent Ms
military Lirehnrs INTO peaceable communities, tc
close up the temple ot lustce susPanuea .he ia~s
i,.ned blank warrants, and draga1 Itoin tner noe
in The dead hour OF night, hundreds OF Tree white
aar,csn aar citIsas Of Sovereign State. Has this
nan at last seen the folly OF his wayss mas
he inst felt the Iebuks administered 10 this cor
nm extravagant and unrishteou5 admihistralion
bvthe unmistakablc voice the Twelve Sovere,gl
States, on the 4th day Oh NoVeIioeI no 1as. ~
~ ~, discovered that the Credit Moonet ans
Zen Pacific iniauity; the Salary Grab, and tn'
,hnmsand and QUO Iascaly schemes OF Puon'
rInnJer. are having their effect upon the Sover
Ion ncople? Has he only recently learned oi TN
c,rruption and venality OF tne rngs .h' .s'
r,anny nower. and the baleiul influence OF I'M
a-reat monopolies and syndicates; OF the stupen
Snns r.uds perpetrated upon the Soutn' ..
| ths;v;nv Uiy-tongued nights OF tue Iarps
R,,S" Has he only within a lew days, discover
| I'd that by "nursiug such monstfosiies' w
Republican Party has nearly exnausoea "s 'S'e
o,ous) lief .n,o,,cs,
ina. the Republican Party must m.1osa' Una.
has been carryin. too much dead weishtHr ~
lis to say,"Q use the language OF tue He'a'a,
hat II has been play ing false with ts supporters
by foisting into the party purposes anu Pio
anmss esrious Issues aud facts, that had n
,l,,ion whateyer to those principles, which aion
he people supposed they were supporting, wne
hoy voted Iiepublicsn tickets that the ie'.ae ~
Of opinion, the party ought 10 "h''aa a''
sad W weight and turn honest
Good people of Delaware when 'as os.unsa D,asati s
70 yro turns white, when the Leopard changes o.
pots. when some ingenious y ankee succeeoS
(uiidiaa railroad TO the moon, then We may e.
eat 10 see the Republican Party turn honcsi'
|nt not w before. Rest assured il all honest me, mel
len who respect the Constitution aud the 70. rign go,
the people, will come up Do.uiy ,. "u ,his hssyiJ
Idened party will be turned out, long, Ion
kfore il ba, time to "unload" ana "tui
,nas, - ~ ONE OF THE PEOPLE.
ST. GEORGES, Jan. 2lst, 1874.