New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-03
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PERPETUATING WAR ISSUES.
ADDRESS BY EX-sPEAKER BLAINE AT NEW
HAVEN.

II
HAVEN.
THE ENDS FOR WHICH THE REPUBLICAN PARTY
WERE ORGANIZED NOT YET ATTAINED - THE
PRESIDENTS COURSE IN LOUISIANA APPLAUDED
THE DEMOCRATIC POLICY ONE OF REACTION
THE REPUBLICANS LADoRING FOR PEACE
NEw-HAvEN, April 2.-The Hon. James g.
Blaine addree sed Republican meeting In this Guy thiS
evening
He said that Democratic papers we're nnding fant
because the Republicans in the Northern States per-
sisted discussing the issues which grew out ei TUG
war and still remained unsettled, when at the same
time IL was undenabe that the Democratic party In the
Southern States, in every county ana township "eio
discussing these issues from precisely the opposite
point of VIEW For the Republicans TO abandon these
issues which involve the questions OF citizenship o free
suffrage and the supremacy OF the Constitution Win us
meudnents, would be to surrender and dsDand tner
organization before the legitimate ends OF the great
struggle had been fully attained II be was pointed 10
expressions Of Democratic acguiescence in these results
he must receive them with caution, because the con
Of the South did not correspond to these assu'
ances of acauiescence. In this remark he was not
specially referring to personal outrages - eieRapp
termed by the Democracy the bloody shirt Issue -
but to that general condition OF inequality aud oppres
sion under the law which prevailed In many OF the
Southern States.
THE LOUISIANA QUESTION.
the Democratic party to pacy and barmonze the south
on the basis OF submission to law and order LOOK AZ
the course OF Democratic members OF the HOUSE
Representatives in the settlement OF the LouisSn'
question. The final recommendation OF the Louisans
Commltee-and 1t certainly very able committee,
NOT rash or partisan, or ptejudiced-was 70 10 I"o
things VIZ: Correct the errors OF the hpuplcan Ln
byaucS to the pemocrats To recognize Gov Ke
lOgg as the de fdeto Executive OF tue state as
Grant had wisely and necessarily DONE THIS seeeu W
be not only fair adjustment, but 1t was really inc 0
adjustment practicable; any other would nave
wrong on the one hand and anarchy on the other Au
yet every Democrat 10 the House. save alone MI H.e
phens Of Georgia voted against permitting te suUeu'
To be even Introduced voted against allowing the Co-
mtee report the adjustment, voted against eNeu
ing Congress opportunity to bring peace 20 naU us
trced state voted continue disorder voted 10 lhVte
repetOn Of the audacious revolution OF oepeIn.pci
a. voted that discord might hold high carnival ID ,ns
riotridden State If only thereby the VI and
ocratc victory could be enhanced; anur law a
order have supremacy IN Lousiana eCany , bov 70
the fact that the Republicans were enapeu 10 ou'o'e
the Democrats In the House OF Representatives
PERPETUATroN OF WAR ISSUES.
Mr. Blaine said he reposed faith In any special form
OF additional coercive legislation by Congress, nor
would be advise or consent to any interference with an
existing State Government except under the express
terms of the Constitution and under an exgency 80
as to involve the public safety What is wanted
/. NOT more law butts better puOllc OPINION anu nc
only way 70 bring that for the Northern States
90 hold the political power OF the country CONSCIOUSLY
nmntrv together in its hour Of EXTREMIST peril It is
the belief OF the south that small section OF the North
can detached, and this tends contiIuay " TonSP az
Northern trmness be as conspicuous ana AZ enuulsh IN
peace as M and the South VIII weary oi tne
Contest and divide on other make this appeal
to the North said MT Blaine, not from upEnaness or
prejudice toward the South God klows nave neitner
Inward that people I would do all In my power TO re-
store kindly FEELING to recall prosperity 10 pna up ner
waste places and TO make every acre from ne roonac
to the Rio Grande fertile aud productive ana prvt
liable. would have every man In the Not tha
feel ,thnt the union formed as the
Constitution declares, to establish Justice insure DO
nestle tranquility provide for the common
liberty TO ourselves ana our posterlty ahu 1 wouIu
nave every voter realize that 1t Is impossible 10 ehae
0erae the and Importance OF his responsibility
When the name and Authority OF tue Union shall De
every respected when the majesty OF the law IS
S,esi are every hero cOnceded when freedom OF
speech is nowhere denied; wnen WenueH fhilnps snu
Gen Logan can speak as freely In neols US every
MN entitled TO suffrage shall be freely accorded the
privilege OF voting the necessity for further appeals 10
The loyalty Of the nation VIII nave passed. away
THE REPUBLICAN, PARTY THE PARTY OF PEACE.
The great mass Of the people in this country OF all
n,rties desire peace cordially, and kind feeling be-
tween the North and the South, aud all wise statesman
shin should look to that end The Democratic leaders
ANXIOUS 10 prove the reconstruction policy OF the Rc-
pubIcaus a failure have not lent their aid to bring
about but, on the contrary tue southern ea
ers of that party sulleDly refused their coopea
ton and the Northern leaders, with llconceaed ue-
light have really made tlis refusal the basis OF an az
Inipnment and denuneiation OF Republican pohey. III
ia odny the eyident interest aud desire OF the RepD
Ncun marty peace-and 10 IS quite certain tuit
the nemocrats thnk that disorder leads TO their ac
unisge Moreover tho peace which the Republicans
desire is based right ana justice ana pafiots anu
will necessarily be permanent wnie the poley Oh tue
inc inevitably to fresh troubles, OF which no man can
see the end measure the extent Can the people oi
Connec tcut, the people or Tue natop hesitate ue
tween the issues thus presenteuf