New Orleans Republican., 1875-11-21
Al Correspondence of the Republican.
NORTHERN POLITICS.

q ui.sis.ippi Revolution and Negro
% .,fdom- The Boston journal Wakes
a, Last-The First Mutterlna of the
=, c,r,;ur Anti.Sinvery storm-Revoiu-
y !. s.r in the Air-The Southern Confed-
4 .,ate and the southern NeRro-Can rhe
\, ,orth Afford TO see them Political AL
M r..,-southern SectionaIism Must Pro-
co '..s Northern sectlOnalism-The North
Il iii still Hold the Government mt all
Il a.yard--"If War Comes let It Gomez
" r.s Mississippi Color Line in Northern
Politics. , >-ou,,u1o 1879
aa, wrote nv regular daily letter for
n RfprBIIcAN yesterday, had not seen
n ,,diur editorial in the Boston journal
!. " r. .,me date. I mention this in order
Nj ,,l attention 10 the concurrence of
NJ Ian between the writer of that article
ro1r correspondent, and also in order
N ,rer. attention to the Importance to be
Is ,,bed to this formal utterance of the
iior paper of New England upon the
.nderate purpose in regard to the negro
,srelcpsd in the revolution lately con
Euaed III Mississippi. One year ago no
ID ann. Of money and no impol tunities
Il In have caused the insertion of the ar
y in question in the Boston Journal.
:, s-currence OF opinion among men wide
E,o,,ated from each other by pursuits,
h Niat;ons or other causes, holds the same
u Iron 10 truth which circumstantial evil
o |s furnished by different and separated
,ssses. holds 10 fact. This widespread
S urence OF opinion on any given SUBJ
nj srms or represents what may be called
D:omething' which mep SO often feel, as
Esre, in the air. 1t may be called the
rospher,c wave" which sweeps over
D. tmunites with an irresistible power. This
buething" which now begins to I'LL the
"a E,aern political atmosphere has mani
v Id itself to me during the last
NJ months in manner not to be misuI
bs k,ood For instance, was present re-
m DIV at a breakfast table in New York
!, s,s tour Northern men were assembled.
s; Y or independent Republican, the
Y III medical man, radical Republican,
'. y. whose life is devoted chiefly TO science.
d econversation turned on the South, and
Ies s four men all agreed that the Confed-
Ia would, if not checked, reduce the
10 citizens of the South to political serf-
tat and wage slavery. One of the Demo
cOntended that this was proper, and
M tbiug to do, and the only way by
ID Nd tue country could be saved from the
and curse of negro emancipation. The
nj ~ Democrat could not accept such a
/, sduu OF the Southern problem. IF l
II |. select said the Liberal Democrat,
|.veen negro serfdom and the continued
c sldency of the Republican party, then
rs I'll take the Republican party" The
:. sra" Republican sided with the "lib.
NJ Democrat, and declared that he could
Isu |tr consent to such settlement of the
70 Fey question. This "liheral" Repub.
u b had been soldier in the Union army
on sad that, if necessary, he would again
? ader his musket and reconquer the
!. .h, in order to make emancipation good.
en ONing to the Northern idea of equal
10y s for all men before the law. The man
Eence lat whose home this meeting
nj place is radical Republican, and
u Inclined to the opinion that the South
y. question could not be finally settled
Eht" until an army of Northern free
,sp once more occupied it and held it for
~ N Us TO come by the sword. A few days
N this | was again in the society of a
!, ~ Of gentlemen, all of whom were op-
4 dtO the Republican party. The con.
atOn turned on the South.
il We shall have no peace in the country.
Ic aaneu, until this Southern question is
/. led said one of these.
en- Tie movement which is to settle the
d tlsrn question peacefully" said another
l., ~ come out of the South itself"
4 Then the South must bring forward the
ri party replied third.
y Ts' responded the first speaker, 'and
n I..V ra"Vtn "a .he Nc" 'ou'neih party
y ',.'. ". .uen'cai III spiri' anu prac.'oe WIN
I'll s, ra',o'm adopted AZ 'ihc'nha'i oy t9e
N Aal Republicans"
y. y. VIII never 500 .n's' gehtleinen
Isted another. 1.-THE Confederate
as =. srs OF the South will never consent to
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