New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-12-01

hammer will do To educate tem There can be no
eater wrench to people than the revolution OF their
whole weSlthprodncng economy in two or three years
Ls, 10 people standing IN Ie 9sheS OF ici to M
bOund, aud cur imagnaon 10 conceive OF IT, TINS stand
the South took and since the war It hes gained glory
greater THAI itwon in batte or in council
Consider the first years OF theneW Government, Many
important Offices had 20 be filed by Northern citizens as
public sentiment forbade others to MI them They were
ecced from the Offices and these had 10 be filed II was
greater oyand that is al that be SAID for carpet
baggers." Ilaughtcrl II sprung from the temper and
1t was also inevitable that the newly-mad citizens
acting ls legislators Inexperienced and Ignorant, SHOULD
Would you expect men who have been under the
into citizenship TO administer government wisclyi
Slavery were not the devil that 1t is II It's
The interests Of the state SO the courts aud legislatures
gave birth 10 affecting ana desolatng legislation When
lsed That logic which is now goadng her to
desperation she sOwed the wind, ana is reaping the
whrlwlnd she says y IL Wlnd RON inc NQr'Sli say
u from above from the scat OF justice This leads me
10 cohsldGt3tlos OF ile lssde W lc Dthi Iilis ulS
fdSt: The evils Of the south are or hcr own procul-
ing. They are not Northern mictiOn5i they are tho
North protested and which the North bore long without
resentment and resisted only with the sword when the
emmCnt. The South took its chances, and must abide
by the issues. A wound may be inflicted IN moment,
were not done when peace was declared. The south
brought on lhsuo0idhaloa ana lcDeiH on IN " Few
The risks taken when war WAS declared fhe pinch is Of
when the white man suffers, when his heel
thousands OF blacks driven from the polls scores
and hundreds have been killed, counties have become
Northern papers When the soldiers stand at the State
House door these parsans send forth wall and SIT IN
sackcloh ana ashes over the wrongs OF the poor South
ern people! lAppausel The two states ti3t were most
the troubles Of reconstruction IL was il the voice Of
God had said Slavery shall punish The shareholders 10
show that delight In justice and hate oppressiln'
second: cannot but say that the southern states col
ectVciy, with their accumulated suffering ana thef
altered condition. blame them a. much as We VIII, nav
ing suffered since tbe Ndt uetat anu oii Y 1
poverty and social dIslntegraton, with their new INDUS
rial Organization before them-I cannot but say that
their has been such t. CNtUrt admiration from
all fair lis not III human nature 10 kiss the rod
For 90 years they were supreme They sad to one man
GO" and lie went, and to another Come and he
came. This was not only IN society, INT IN ponucs
Teit unbounded vealths gon, and their social cond
ton is rcCrgnzed Those who eat under the magnolia
tree SIT under The thSte-and Is 1t wonder That
of hcir deSolaan? In Inc main thcy are Vigorous and
iudnstTious and their ttndcnccs are good Is body
Virginia, North Carolina, South tarolha, ta0H'3
Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi ,.Jisiana, Texas
adapted 10 their changed circumstance. never
feel so sure OF the triumph OF principles and 50
proud Of my stock when take comprehensive view
Of the South There have been OudScS cruelty anusc
but the Il or States demand and deserve ceo OI he
conduct they have pursued. Applause and Mr. Hccchcr
said Of il, al like that clap better than the other;
There has been some incorporate criticism Of that
political division OF me people Mllch mas lao erhI9. %,
the Government Tor the past ID years Men hln l1t
with the leaders OF the Republican party 1t would seem
that they thought that all that has been done was kS
sowing harvest when mas 70 DC realed anu E9ISicJ
and tGrashed and carried 10 mil ana mace lntO Oo al
trnsC difficulties as the Repbhcm party mas hah 10
cuCOuuteri They have come short-thdt no man &c
ms ms dhey nave n,lc m ~ ' ." ybiIb boI never
But they Travelled OF, u way Nh,.H n'u nint
been explored. They had no pattern, no hiut
no precedent They had no illumination nom eApsT!
ence. Was making 5,OOO'OOO slaves cluIeis easy 10
bring horde OF men, not on moral GfohhNs uut iIo
maintain Just ice everywhere with minimum OF phl seat
force among people chaied ana mpolCi.SLe' H'snoS
dence-ucycr did government have such task IS inns
Some say that some SECRETARIES nave sIoltn' ui4;
tbc cvcr rss naon whese treasury was not au infer
nal den OF temptadOn When you compare Tie amount
MICn ts ~ ne GoVcrnTopt since 1850 and the
amount during WashingtOn's Administration You INA
eaTier reIiods Itpulausel Whon the excitement OF
M r.trf IL ngst md we zee men on the background ~
Justice shall the who reformed the Govern,
mcnt higher heroes Than lAo'f WHO .9Iihea IL anu
BROUGHT II through the primitive days or HbcIly. OF
plausal And let say that not far from the meIi,r
win stand the warrior who brought about peace win
Government with singular silence and personal al.lnlt
Tie question to-day, every side, OF Tie fearful ana
unknowins-ihat ~ OF nearly oy'5 Uo' III, M ,nd t
bear Tie difficulties IN Florida, South Carolina; and
strand The safety OF law and government under nee
institutions very apparent when compared with the
iicTy There nothing is so much dreaded as disputed
succession I9j ~ thi7 '99nIy ny.o nav % fh c
a. vLsb p1cat 're0pe has decided the question Of
succession without sword bgyOne'. We are a
thoroughbred nation, and Ike thoroughbred horse
where others break down we stand the strain lAp-
robbed Clay Of the vote that state. whether he would
have become President had he received dat VOC - open
u, TSo ccct.5 NV Tos foud What bappenedi There
/ was no riot, revolution no civil WAL Inc pcOpIc
yielded TO Heccssy ANA saved the NV, tho"4n a. wac
corrupted. The same thing has occHIrl d IN SHc con-
tests, aud the citizens submitted to the form OF
| Law and waited until the next election 1|h.IneI
the long struggle which sicW ONT o. sa'C!y. W 80 va
the North DO II bore patiently every STRAIN ana tsc9
only legal aud moral force Inc violence 81 W. MI VIZ
Of the south and not OF the North SOuth taroih' a.
sailed tie nag and the manu- Inai f. ion MIDI
| I'm regard 70 the Presidency, the North, by both
parties VIII accept II no and n viii LOOK 20 lie ia
ture for Tcdres1 And ne south VIZ hot ag fo to
wounds OF war-aud Buchanan Is not no" ffeSioeht
u We hear can VIC endure TO have the
chiuey by which the will OF the people - maae snow"
yitla,cd by ffaudl We cannot; We cannot me dihPi
Gated machinery Of government, Is not TIE greatest l
this nation has to face The administration o. me vote
10 fhc duty-tlo roll siOn-Of the vote They have DoSn
bought and sold in the market And men nave DouSn'
legislatures because 10 cheaper Than II buy N0lSS
~ ms way an d ics I" he sacred choice Of Chcf
Wfrstc we shall be no better than Mexico. We can't
| AFFORD a President elected upon fraudulent count
lug of votes 4gu'' ad 5 S4G" ana ia 20" cleo
lion in South Carolina, Florida, Louisiana ana no,
/ Rcpiblican party lAppauSe.l / know and y0u kno"
fIf force and Intimidation have been used, ana Ifa
dueuf vote not expressing the wal o. the people, IA.
6ee broUot about bv threats aud boOdshed but that
there have been wholesale frauds on one SIDE Goes ot
justly SGa G Should BE- ecca than hat Your friend
should chosen by one tainted vote nope ana Wls
that II Gov Hayes shOuld become convinced lhaL l'lc
was fraud in counting the vote ~ Louisiani hoie ne
will say and make himself forever INDUSTRIOUS VII no.
sit IN Washngton's seat without Washington pul!'
Meanwhile dismiss all thought of luTid war Part Of
the road out OF Egypt has been passed SlI Ol os
in the wilderness may be necessary III inc lsspuDciS