New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-15
1HR SOLID SCI III.

| Warning Words YFo0 Carr HchHYz.
The Cincinnati CsssBssrci9I SAY. tia: .;
the zreA. Rspab.ieaa m asa meeting n Mas
s;Ilon, OHIO. las. Thursday, Hon. Ca-i
eharz vn tie priaisal spsai9. 4:.ki
hsv;se a.. -u2sd The financial osesson. and
the ques,;o. Of pasHe economy and Of I'D
nisi.srs1,s rsfn1, N Seha.s saii:
With the sabi. c: Of refo. "a stands in nas-
| urAl eonnsesioo vhAs - calico the southern
| question / n.y say thAs I alwSys eadeAv-
| ofed 20 Be j1s. and fair 70 orr fs'sove!s[
Sens of the S,csh, having been oce OF tie
Frs. n advocating genera amnesty And
| complete removal Of political disztili DIS
trsa those vho had sakea pers in tire rebel
lion. and n every v.y Rehsy Of reoone:l-
And earnestly eosdenned the atrocities
which. after the Close sf tie civil var, &C
| CARED here and there - the So 1fherr ccon-
trr. have Always deprecated every 4 yrs 10
inrADe tie popular m0d By thsir exax
gerAtion n pm. and .peteh. az teaiicg TO
create n UNHEALTHY pablo sentiment. /
have never withheld, ba. have openly ex-
pressed ny sympathy With tie psspls of
some OF Tie S,uthern Stsee on account of
the misgsTerl 0sus they had 10 suffer at
the hards 81 bad men | hare nsytr fzil-d
10 gre words 10 NJ cisaop<o5A.Ion of AnS
measure Q: policy coreerzirg the Ss.es
lately In rsse.llos, which sesDed 10 me CD
pressaEe u IS s57es<. or 10 :rsns.ress tie
limits OF constitutional authority. And fo-
chis / har> Rot seldom received expse--
sions OF Easi.use from I1a.y Southern
nseu. l d. aS. recall these things fo- .he
purpose of 5eastssz Of them. Dot -Ir.p ply 10
remind the Democrats. a. vSil - those of
our Sourhs-o tliow-eitize1r- 20 vince
knowledge ,he>e remarks may come. tia.
res-. no paEE psrJ9cIce- has any share a
vnar say / have often SPOKEN 4s tie
friend of tbs Sosthern people. asd - Their
friend an speaking now
Ii has a,@sys o-en nv G-0s vsetlon, and
this convic.pn have trecsesssy expressed.
that VIA: the southern peoels 1eeoea and
NO lseG Ia the prouct,o1 OF Ihe,r o.r
interests and ;he development o. -he5r o~a
prosperity AHG especially to- tneir p-oteC-
ton ageIcss the mischief Already suffered
ana s-lIl "a BE- appEehendea rom the III
rulJ elements OF their own party, i . ns-
ronaf go1sTme1s unuiseAkaoiy strongly
identified with the copstxGssonal results
and settlements OF the war, bat az tie
ssue tlus COZ il.orE, j1sr. and generous Il
spirit 29plaOse; a na.SozAl government. /
ms verT existence o. vksh would make
every nan in tie length s7d breadth OF the I
land feeI that reaction against any q the
settlements Of the var E1s. fail OF success /
and that any attempt 10 iEat direction would /
rea1i. only IN disaster ~ those engaged II |
IL. sus AT TIE came tine . government eu- |
ploying every legitimate inlasncs 20 Sc cure
TO al the people OF the South. without DIS /
unetion. the blessings of . safe honest. ius. /
and wise administration of their home al /
fans. IL consoaalee with this view eouiL
aid Liberal Republican uovenea. s-.p- |
ported also By tie Democratic party De.
cause the spirit con trolling ii woalf. have
h. srrAh -r,s~ n h..
have always believed thai yio.orr OF the |
Dem oera.ie party. pure ana simple, in il
own name and interest, would r,rI,ve nor :
benefit, bus curse 70 tie SSusheru peonla |
of both Iaees. There Ere Certainly manv
good, wise and patrin.lc men in tie Sos;b. |
but there Is also. s.s there always has been. |
an element thSre Of an unruiv character. |
reckless OF Us and OF the order Of society.
he spiilf OF that element constitutes q
danger not only 20 the e3i0rsd people. bus
10 the whites also. There is lurkiu- In
their minds vague hone ths, the ssr,le- !
nen;s of the war and the usS or,sar az !
things IN accordance with tleu, nav sill
be oyerthroTn-if not wholly, a. lsas: 10 A
certain extent: AID they indulge in The be-
lief that such possibilities NAV arise As
soon as tina. political party which in par,
was in sympathy with them during the
civil war, shall again come into power.
That element Is attempting - ter.or;za no. !
only the blacks, but public OPTION in the
South generally, and thus 10 subdue the
better impulses of the people. II that eIe-
men. is iLtamed with new power BY vic
tory of the Democratic party. l look .or
sporadic excesses and transgressions in the |
South, having the purpose practically 10 |
nulfffy the operation of the Constitutional |
amendments. l believe that suea attempts |
will ultimately fail Of their gener 81 object. ,
but they will inlet disorder and disaster
lpon Southern society. white and black,
md keep the public sentiment of the North !
q state of absorbing agitation. !
We see some OF these effects now. Ihave
warned Southern men. In nv {
peeches IN the Senate a. we'll as before the .
,eople-and to that end l went, few years ,
'2o. into the South myself-thae the coz I
lnuance OF disorders in the South would !
lwass provoke . rebound of feelir in the {
orth, lmperil the growth of those friendly G
Il uments which ought 10 exist between {
Ie swo sections. and also provoke the em- |
owl 1ent of s,ron measures tor their sup. !
.essl, N. l have told them frequently that
spite OF ali Of Us who are opposed to the
Iyonet 1t the ballot-box the presence and 3
e of the revolver would Inevitably bring
the ba, 'onet l have appealed to the
t. z elem 'nts OF Southern society, and I
,ecl. lly th 80 of the Southern soldiery, | {
20 toe thei, defeat in the war a. . final Z
10 Of ,he ct, life, to use their whole infu q
- for sh., mai, ltenance Of order, security | Z
impartiAl in. Ntice. Undoubtedly many ]
them have done 20, bat on tho whole tho .
pes Of the men Of my way OF thinking /
10 been In \ 1,aat measure disappointed q
M reanect sIS uisfule which existed | .
aome AZ ~. an.es. IN States could be | I