The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-01-25

the deldiof politics-his age might m o u
proper for him to do so;sbps there Is an.
other reason for 1t, and tbasisfhat heis tirec
NJ the misgovernment Of hisrepntry and the
,,er,i,tent and corrupt manner In which Inc
noIsc7 Of persecution Of the South has oecn
continued for sordid purposes.
JOAN QUlxcY aDAHs,Jr "a son OF enaHLrs
~ ,sc,s ApaMs-hss by several able puo''c
addresses delivered since the war proved
himself to be not only Iiberalist. but a
supporter OF republican doctrines as theS
were understood in the beginning oil the
Government. He is in good degree $50.
lated in Boston by the popularity OF h';
views and the principles be espouses, no"
almost forgotten amongst the many thou
sands living around Faneuil Hall, where
they were nurtured aud fostered with ma
,ernal care amidst the Revolution OF 49,.
CHARLES FRANCIS ADAMS, Jr., another SOL
Of the venerable CHARLES FRANCIS, Is less
known than bis brother; but DE, too, hs:
declared his opinions to be opposed to The
present Radical tyranny. In arecent letter tc
the press be denounces the Louisiana out
RAGE. He makes the. folio wing suggestions
10 the Louisianians 49,.
But what Is to be done to-day? One
thing that can see, aud oD4y one, can OF
done. Let the Conservative Legislature O
Louisiana give solemn notice to Inc Wnoie
world that they are now subjected oy iolce
to "A usurpation, every act OF Whico Is nun
and void. and shall be so treated hereafter
Let them publicly decisre that so surely ~
the day of relief comes every debt contrac''
ed by the usurping government snail DC re-
undated, every tsx-title issued set ASIDE
Let them, in one word, publish tc
the world the existing administration
of the State as a fraud, by no act of which
will tie people Of Louisiana Dc
hound so soon as they are restored
70 the control of their own affairs. This one
solemn notice giveu, let the Conservative LIE.
yislature hold up lis bands in SUBMISSION ano
| 1,sner.e: the rest may be safely left to The
npcp,c of the whole country. Two years J.
short lime when at tue expiration Of it re-
lief is sure. During that brief time let NJ
conservative of Louisiana go to the polls OF
enter legislative hall; the worse their OPP
I DfCSSIOD Tue DCt'Cis LCb 'uSuA o'AAt'y
NIT. They need not fear thata day of reck2n
ing will not come; and then the Government
Of the Uui,ed States and all public opinion
will justify them in trea'iog their present
rulers as criminals, and each and every Of
their official acts as absolutely and az 'nls'0
null! and void"
tits under all the circumstances somewhat
surprising to see these descendants of the
late JonS Quincy ADAMS, whose violent tenn
per with regard to slavery led him to hate
tie South, thus taking ground against the
bad government which i'sffllc!ing not only
the South, but the whole Union. And 1t Is
an interesting point in history to trace the
course Of d family so no,ed. Notwithstand
ing the caprices Of the second ADAMS. we
find the fmly now maintaining the ground
Of fealty to the Constitution and true re-
publican government of quality among the
States, and liberty and security to the citizen
They have no idea Of toleratiBg military
government.