New Orleans Republican., 1875-11-17
Especial correspondence Of the Republican.
NORTH ERN POLITICS..

New England In the next Presidential
Election-Wtll 6he be found ON tho
Side of the Cause Of Humanitys-Tho
Great West and the East Fast Friends
Confederate Political Diplomacy In the
West a Fai,ure-The West and New
England Political Unit, Etc.
Boston, November 9, 1875.
New England stands supremely for three
things before the civilized world:
First-For the Evangelical Protest ant
faith.
Second-For the republican idea Of popu-
lar seE-government.
Third-For the cause of the political
brotherhood of man.
Whatever there is of the aesthetic in New
England civilization, is utterly foreign to
| its Puritan origin and plebeian integrity.
New Englagd is supremely masculine, and
consequently represents the element of
| force in the complex social "make-up,"
which forms the new civilization
America is now developing. Mere senti-
mentality finds no permanent place in that
| which is permane mt and enduring in New
England. 1t is true that she has her
poets, as Longfellow and Holmes and
| Whittier. She has her "strong minded"
women, like Mrs. Harriet Beeoher Stowe.
But these people only furnish the orna-
| mentaton to the firm, solid granite out of
which the temple of civil and religious free
dom is built in these Eastern States. The
rationalists of all lands claim New England
as the final elimination of social order
/ h,,:I Tho w. 4
clares that Massachusetts is the life-source
| and hot-bed of infdelity. The Southern
arstocrat declares that the State of
Charles Sumner and Wendell Phil.
| lips is the natural foe of the cavalier.
And so we might 60 on by way
| OF illustration, to the end of the
chapter. And yet we ind men of all
creeds, of all races and of all conditions in
life represented in and attracted to New
England; for there is no part of America
where man can live so cheaply and at the
same time SO comfortably, nor is there any
| place in the world where money will pro-
duce more of the cultured elegance of re-
fined existence than in this same labor-l low
| ing, Puritanical New England; nor is there
any place on earth where men are so free
| as here.
| nao,,a. lilo this rsnross,t;n .a,.h
foroa ara .,,oot;on r,rst of na,ess;.,,
srt rol;t;ooI ;reranoa :, tho ruor1a rha
| mo0t b;ooted Sontbornor xv;,, ,ot don, Tho.
this same New England has already ac-
co,dinclv ;mnressed he- ido,s ond n,;no;
n1ea on tho ;nstitn,ions Of th;. na,;on This
bo;ro racoonized a,d ,dr,;,tod NO sh.l,
raad;lv unSarstand tho n,rt ,v,;oh Now
Eng,and ia 70 n,av in tho can,.nnio,
| ann;varsarv of tbe deo,arat;on of Amor;oor
| ;ndanenaanca which ia tho n,,;,;o., .v-
nression or formula of the tbraa ,b;no, ~.
which New ENGLAND stands Tho dao,or.
t;on of Amer;can inSsnansapca i. a nrote.t
| f,r instapce aoa,nst Cbnrch ona s,ata.
| AGAINST tba rrIe of a;thar rro,.to n-;ost
or nrince. it nroc,aims mot nnlv tho d;nira
RIGHT of tbe ,eonle 70 r,,e bnt !, 10 =
| nledpe 70 the world that the canse of tho
ro,,.ica, bro+barhood Of ron ebou ha rot
m.da oooa Tho sn;,;t of the aaoI,,ot;on :.
tbarefora the sn;r;t Of freea am .rd bro. hos
| tbe sn;r;t of sturdy masop,ina p,oto.tant
Naw ENGLAND and this er;r;t ,v;,, ho 40
,e,ored hv tho oent.rn;a, voor e, ;ta ,io,os+
no;nt Tho one opes,ion Of intoro.t ,o ,,h;ta
and b,ack a,ike at tho Sontb ia bow ,v;,, tbi.
| Nav ENGLAND sn;r,t exrrass ;t.a,f in 1875,
| Tho frat mart of tho answar Il, n,o;r o,,o.
this sn;r,t will, take no,it,cal fo,m and av ,
nress ;.salf in tho pres;dent;., o,0ot;,, &c
that wear But on which aide of the isspa
| which will certa;n,v he ioined in that
| csntrs. will New ENGLAND and ito ,vealth
and forca be foundY WIN II bo f,ura an tho
aldo os conc;,;at;no tho wornded rrido .na
dofsotsa awh;,ion ~ .ho Son,harn It,
aristooracy. or will tba ;nfusnoa ba found
on tba side ot tba cause of brmon;tv a. ~.
nra.an+aa hv ,ba sor,bsrr ronro,
A the corract arswar 70 this ,rost;,n
u;r onoh,a no 20 ,roosuro ,,;th sor,a do.ro.
of .ccrroov ono of ,hocon,ro,I;na ;nsn.eoos
wh;,h ,v;il ho,r - doc;d. ~. .,o,;d...;,I
oon,os+ of n.xt reor 10. -. erom;ns amn
srbisct with tho cara IL. ;mnor,anoa da
cave. Ar5 s,s, :, NOV h. so;d .L.. -.
n,o... &c .ho ro.fs,..to. Ill -
~ onswer +h;, ores,;on for rs Tho S0n.h
own C,,fodorata; W.. h..n h,.u g.. go.
o.,ran,;na .r al,;anoa hot tuoan .h. Wo.t
ona tha Sor,h il onom.a ho,t;i;.r e. NJ
E,,,.na ;nta,o.,. .na ,aa.a Tto
roosan W ,h;s confoaor... wa.,a,n ~
ol;t;or should hs formod II ros.;h,. IF
tba ,re.t west o,n h. hrouoht into oor-