The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-04-23

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sibls mate u affairs being inassaratsd
a any hest That country l. slserias
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only b. savsd BY wisdom and prudence
On the part of thoss In authority.
sas ssrfsa sourMsAx alaxsss.
BSt there = II al rarta u ,he South
: large conservative slsmsnt. much oi
which is mads up " the rich and IN.
tslligsnt. Who participated actively In
favor " the rebellion. They failed.
and Ike good eisiscns accep. the si,u.
alton, and afs 10 good faith trying 70
consolidate the Union, bind up broken
ties, repair lost fortunes, anil cultivate
the arts Of peace. This class is more
numerous. more intelligent, and have
moro influence In oil moral and social
enterprises than the turbulent class,
and could influence and control lnofe
II tho lower and Indifferent classes
were .loy - turn their attention and
influence a. vigilan.ly In that direction
y those who only rise up 70 do evil.
rns vlax-HRANp pRxss.
There II another element in the South
pregnant with evil. II 10 tho reckless
men u she press. who are constantly
tanning the flames of discorl, writing
d military rule, ''Nor.l-
.rn dlctation." "Irant's minions.
Presidential usurpa tious. under
lhe tyrsn.'s h,sl." Conquered prov
lnsss." &c. &c. In view Of dcsolascl
homes. disordsssd state Of society. and
'hs ansncial distress everywhere srpsr-
nj In the eoush. shs press Of those
States should take the lead Ia cult.
rating pSacs --infusing confidence be-
Iwesn different sections Of the Union,
md in building ~ sound social and
insasial basis. They have everything
. less and nothing 70 gain BY sgisa-
ion. Il was the Press. backed up by
hs rash and reckless prominent poll.
isiaas. nsnsionsl above, which precip-
ssssd shs last var. and Il u the s.ms
,nviss influence which wishes 10 pre-
'ipitsts another and worse one.
WHAT HORST
After having seen large portion Of
~ South and having freely mingled
nth 10 cisissns. " believe three
ourshs Of The white population witl.
ut considering the solorsd racc) are
asisosd with the settlement. Of affairs
here. that they have accepted the sis-
,atien In good faith. and are good and
OPAL citissns IN heart aud In practice
THAT they glory In the honor Of our
common Union. aud can 10 trusted In
IL emergencies. IL Or out u oaiec. II
,ot carried away un~illingly BY tho
,oisy maleontsnss and unscrupulous
psss, into opposition % Tho Govern.
sent. These are the citizens who
Axe The lead IL III great nossl reforms
lsd religious sassrprisss, who build up
,ur public improvements. stock our
Inansisl establishments. and sndow
III our charitable institutions. hut
hey ars not found In moba. u public
bsawls. nor DO they oil tho streets
With noisy demonstrations whom bad
Zen desire . drive The populaes 70 sets
= lavlssnsss and revolution. Il il
|his large and better class who excis,
our sy,npashy and fsspccs, when they
have 70 submit to BE- governed BY the
ill,ssrass and incompetent. but loyal
Ind we'll meaning race. into ~hose
hands In many cssss TIN government
bss Justly passed. But tho malcen.
lsnls. srs. - Gen. Sheridan siys.
bandits, and ..outls vs. who seek
.hs good Of no one. and who flourish
MI; IN rsvolusion. anarchy and blood
he'd. In our travela through the
south ~ frequently mot this cls~.
vhose eyes flashed Internal Ere. and
Who. whom ~ demonstrated with them.
Dad their murtlcrnus arm STAYED .nly