New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-28
toned perhaps necessarily hut unfortunately on he 70
sfnrfsi reruhlicae Of the South.

stored republics" Of the South.
This condition OF things is one Of the worst evis
that we sner We that 10 may have been neees
sa, but that does not take from the dangers M
tend upon IL We will look ut some OF these usA.hsis
CLAIMING %ost sSe1 Tns a 81 them ali is that tho
two races through the States where Slavery formerly ea
sd WIN u SS sesp S dsrs sectional d
ences bad enough we nave 1ounu III oH P.s i.S
:SrSnces of race Intensified by the jeaousies and dis
Of politics. tenfod worse he oense
tho ignorant mass has just been rescued IRON
slavery fail under tho influence OF ear OK wa' nr
hapuen II the management Of state ahairs paeses 0Fer
pF,noneDtlv INTO the hands Of their adyersal1cs Iney
feel their weakness they have inferior powci y, og Th
pafion the, have small OF sclf-protectoh Apey
are aise 10 considerable under the influence OF
cunning leaders who seem to have uniin ;byy bresh
out In ma,ly noighborkoods which VIII grow ia.0 icu'sS
and local qnarres and viii ia report be magneo OF st
fcnuafe1 ms IL NAV happen, In their Importance so ina,
The country win not what TO believe or disoeeve
in regard to them, AS Tor TIC blame 10 We w. not
believe that TIE cOorcd their leaders OF hSe orr
gin woud be or bavc been the rs 10 % on couG
not believe that there has been lohcy % milue'
standing the part Of many leading w .t t n enle
PEOPLE must be prevented by terrorism from enjoying
at the evil. e. which we lie outside Of the irned,-
ate occasions OF strife between the races IL VIII Icec
tween them under any divsion of parties, wnen
in addition 10 difference of race, 0irnsi susPcOn' '
iT AID ss sas Tat yum Whites are
lac HACKS ard roso,rg their n;nds, IL may be
notse os I've athtred together where the carcss ia
hrief Of all thai hos taken place or IL 70 ne
aprrehended lies not particular OF local
nor in lslcr1 of to-day IN the enoittc.lng OF
moot mid and noensive race by Tie war put u Is one
that IL likely last long measures Row never 10 Dc
set asdc shall have ruin their coarse and Borne Their
fruits. "The end is not yet" Al,
UG; this state Of things shall end II end IT can ms
unha,lw part our Cnion, injured IN It's property, WIN
its Old landlords Impoverished or driven rom teir
homes with liz institutions shattered, must lag far heind
That section is fun OF undevcioped resources us ex
hastloss beds OF iron and coal its -o yet unproHen or
capabc Of vastly Increased production IFS mid climate
must invite capitol and labor II those tlIi forces codi
be OF safety ana protection Perhaps the sou
ton problem for the south may cSle nom tn.s
source, froH new emigration not comprohiseo III oi
s:Iiles, ana able TO act in the end as mcians ana
reconcilmg power.
The horoscope OF the country, rs presented by 'ae
writer exhibits many gloomy features, but 10 one not al
together without hope.
OF course, with the feeling that there must be higher
character in politics are 10 Dc Teoeehen
rCm their degradation, must he united lie removal Oh
those denorazing influence growing ont o. We war; 90
which We have already spoken at length wren tiie
time VIII Or tins reform IL sun uncertain s1ch -
ss wat s al S no m CO Confidence either IN The pa
heretofore dominant ~ in that when expects soon 10 DC
dominant that OPINIONS or platforms declarations OF
ConcTcse md CT law IN regard to specie payments viii he
respected But time for tlils mast come, We RnoW,
hst or las MJn ' saI 'u nC If onr nn o, fear
tnc future viii he removed INC question: thch IT.
tautv because accurately separate temporary
political evils from permanent ones, is no less one u ~
this, Is there such poison IN the i0ca system lhdt
thre is Ms cure for II! Must ire Un0n, made less 'hali
q hundred years go 10 pieces or run INFO ue5sc-
rate form OF poly within the next hundred years Ae
Question depends upon the general good sense ana up
Tghues oi the people, whether IL OWLS arise that can
be removed they will remove them or, III those evils arc
owing to some radical cause, they VIII he rcty Tor RAD
icli cure 81 iGtulc, tcn hangs on te strength Oh
the moral and religious causes AZ NHlh OF tst can "
used for tire elevation Of tie American character AAo
in tie prospect there H. ASIDE from religious faitn ana
hope Ie e0nsoiing thought that tie Frea. mass o. tc
people il not corrupt; SO tAst rs good eohSt4iioh ga
BODY ressts and cveIcomcs disease, sound general
character of the nation may contain in Itself scrc-
forming power. 10 one tainh, oasu to DOUBT tA2t
theI Is force that ros:s6 political eViS aa
preserve the system thinks what wac cnt ca ~ tAc
late war, ana with what readiness The people Doic tf
burdens We afraid or the etni.rs OF Wc;si:h
tian We are OF the scattered country popuatcn OF INC
termination rirh than OF the middle ANA poorer
class Of tie Differentiated and scli.nduccnt Shhn or
those whose advantages for education have Decn Si'ii
OF morals imported from Europe than or eiSran:S from
EurUc. Dangers have OF our own. tOEeinef WIN
some OF those stand the path OF older communities,
and seem to threaten the very existence oil iigcch 20
cieg But hopes, too, or our own when me rest
OF tae world docs God grant that tlesS hopes
may not be Visions ara that no new uarhises MAJ
ClorG future!
Among other articles OF interest in tbs number, The
New Norti-Wcst," Partisan Journalists" by JuLiuS
Henri Browne, TIC South bennington Museum" by
NJ j. Conway, and ,he nineteenth chapter OF Emilio
Castaias The Republican Movement ia Europe" are
prominent