The interior journal., 1874-09-04


Northerh hauica'S' MOI only common
ia'rhess ana justice 70 'he Sowh, p"' '"e
oes' ihterS'r Oh 'he wnoie country w.
quite tha' 'hefe sho'bi w U" Deio9g'hg
ate no longer ~ war WIN the ,'o'''nern 'ru'' !,
.,'a,cs nor Is there any longer nahger OF
tne'r neing pu''' up WIN r"rofr'" ne'P
NV" grea pswer' 'hr'''en'"s '"e
Ner'her" ana tile western is'op'e' i hes
are once more an integral part OF ouf
common country we GU" no more ",-
iord 10 MAKE SERIOUS mistakes w our nea'-
ing "i'h 'ae" una" hne'""" can !"
MAKE mistakes IN ncr aea''ns' WIN ire
land, or Allstria IN her dea'ihg WIN
Hungary When 'he e'Ni' war ehueu ~
ieoo u ieit the oouth . compact un''c"
people, made up o' TWO r"'eS' Closely
connected Wy their soca' hecess''Fs Us
wei as ny heir social 'rahiuohs. inc
'ioieh' aoo'itioh OF slavery ny thc feu-
efa' uo't fIimeht ptoke WIN piow 'ie
uhread OF the soeiai 'rauiti"ns Which con
nected these TWO races. u uid NOT bteaR,
nor IN the nature oi things could u
ofeas, Tue social hece-s'ties which con
hec'eu 'hem' 20 iif as we nave any a"-
thehtic gro"hns On which 10 iorm an
oPliilon "o"ut Tue matter, 'he reeipre
cal leeiihg oi me TWO races ~ 'he South
" eacn o'her ~ 'ha' ohe "as az 'r'enu'!
as reason ana experience comDine 10 snow
that IN such circumstances u wouiu
I've like'y 10 De- Inc simple 'aet tn"'
curing 'he wh"ie Periou OF 'he eiNi' war
there was no suci thihg known US ne
gro rls'ns IN the south against 'l'e whites
establishes an o'erwheimihg Presump-
toh that the emancipnteu negroes u
they had been ieit 10 themselves wou'a
~ - ,I;r 4, - @
..,,o,,.Iy a. ;,,.,rc.r. .;,h N. ro.;.r.,;on
- - ii as - ,L.a,,..La.,,
,ha Sau,h m. ,,,a hi.iorv or ,he r.i.-
;na - ,Lo LII !" oo,oroJ ,roons" oe
,le rn;on - ta. va, - 10 wr;,,an
AMI whon :, c,mes TN wr;,,s, ,b.,e
In u,a.,r,ou,,o,;.;o, or rsn,,.,;ons
I in connection with that pha< of what
pr..;d.n, lincoln with uneon.c;ous sa,.
- H., ," ,Y,,,,. Ja,a.;l-,J 81 a. 49,,
J;a;a,s ..;"hr 81 ,ho o;y;I war Rn, !,
/ is already perfectly well understood that
/ 50 far AS the Southern States were con-
- ~. - .,,;s,aI ,.;,h;n ,ha;.
border were literally "corralled" by the
Union forces, precisely as negro troops
had been eighty wears before by the royal
armies of Great Britain in their struggle
with the rebellion of the colonies. The
perceutape of blacks divorced from their
norma, connection with the community
| in which they lived BY the accidents Of
war was no greater in 1865 than In 1888.
,p,a;o., ,o.,... y, ,,o No,,,,
81 ' ',a.a.i'aa Wv ~ A., ;s 49,, ,.ar. - nra
- :, - ~ A. ~ cn,prn
.,, -, d. IL - anv oh.no. In
A.. 11,;.a, aa,,;,,,. o,,ho Nor,,,
49,. -, s,.,;s., ,hau.,,vo. In Conar.,s
.;,t W.r.na;.n ,,hoIanx of ro,,on ho-
wv, ~ ,.an'her' an'J ,ha, 20 10 ,his th.
.hos,a., uav wo,IJ ho ,o sr,i, Southern
-, oom,Io,eIv n Two denres; and
U.S.a. - ,ha wh;,os wbo ar conrSe
oa,'iI ma, =. Ii, mon 70 rnnnor, Pml'
-, -, ,,or.;.,an, no,;nn,I noI;cv
.nJ raa;nen, Ia nsaroes noli,icalIv in
onros;s;on 70 ,hs wl;,e. mi. ,bey ac.
oar,I;n,,,. ,r,oocd.J a. Ja .nJ ,b;s thew
'I,I ,-;,i, ,h.;, no,, ;,,.nonIv famous
!" raoons,rn.,ion =" meosnrcs Fran the
0amon, when ,h..o mcasure. lcc,n 10
H. aarr;o1 ou, a, ,he Sou,b tho execu.
49,, &c ,,'.n, AL A. no,;,;o,, orv.ni,a.
,;on -, ,ha na,roes unJsr them w,re
a"neIa1 80 .o, or ,o,;,;..l ,Jyen,,rers
.o",aaI,;on. and rnscaIs ,he I;le or whom
ao,,,,.,, ;r an, ,;,na. no. ,,,a,ooJ
M ~ - nnd.r,ool, ,h;s ~ M.
,;ne,,v ,or their avn aJy,u,o,s and q,
The a1ya,,.g. of tho Radical marty a,
the North. We might ill this journal
to-day with extracts FROM leading Radi-
cal newspapers of the North, published