, 1876-11-19
ROBESP|ERRE STOREY,

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| CHICAGO, Nov. 16.-The Chicago Tsmss NAV
safely be charged with advocating revolution
and virtually inviting the pcrpetration Of act.
which could but have most disastrous effect
| upon the best interests OF the country. No
! enuncfations during the bitterest portion Of the
War we're surpassed By the statements which
are now being daily made By that paper. With
out single overt act, or even intimaton by tbs
Republican party that 1t desires aught but the
verdict Of the people-with the absolute
statement from Gov. Hayes that he will
under no circumstances accept the office
OF President with the slightest sub-
sanitation eof "a change OF unfairness;
with the universal expression of the entire Re.
publican party North that there Is neither anv
disposition, Or intention, or desire to see its
nominee inaugurated with the faint Of illesalitr
resting upon him; With so Tar no authenticated
allegation that the Returning Boards Of apy Of
the Southern States wish to perpetrate any act
OF corruption, the indammatory articles OF that
paper can only be accounted for by purcl,
malicious disposition to incite the worst element
in our body polite. The Times is perfectly
aware that the inditers Of the following extract
OF q letter to the chairman Of the Louisiana Re-
turning Board, are Secessionists In every sense
of the word, and have hatred to the General
Government which is paramount to every other
consideration:
Listen, viilain, we are armed, organized, and
sTorn to do our duty. The braggart Sheridan aud
his paid emfssaries cannot save you or the corupt
1aen at your back Our attack will be sudden and
decisive we Will DO our work md disappear b.
fore the hordes OF the despot Grnnt can protect
you. 1ou are Warned. Now beware.
UNITED BROTHERHOOD or LOUISIANA.
The Times is perfectly aware that the same
men who arc now threatening violence are doing
20 not to secure the election OF TIlden Alone
but to fan into fame the fire which shall again
despoil the fields OF the South.
In this controversy arc the elements Of reyU-
lut1on,-at needs no great effort to prccipitate
scenes Of blood. But the 1su,es should not be
ignorant OF the fact that not ONO OF the better
elements OF the Democratic party North, in the
slightest degree favors even disposition to-
ward melting rebellion. It should be aware,
too, that what votes that party received TO in
crease Their majority in certain Northern States
we're from men who would dcnouncea a tendency
toward rebellion. and who would sever at once
all association with party to which thev carc
their votes because they believed it's professions
sincere. The telegram which it publishes from
Its Rebel correspondent In st. Louis should
cone1sn the writer and the publisher into in
famy. The real animus Of that paper
is Low being shown The professions
1t hatred against Bourbonism, the lofty,
high-toned position it has assumed,
against its putrid reminiscence; the glorious
missions Of the New Democracy are all forgotten
n this cry for blood. The dog has simply re-
turned to its vomit- The people Of the North
west, or that portion which arc aware Of the ex-
stence OF this paper, arc not deceived By it's
professions and statements, for they hare too
'ftcn proved unworthy OF belief and confidence;
leither can they be bullicd into the idea that
our sister city, st. Louis, is desirous Of prccpt-
atlnF war, or even considering such dcplor-
Idle event possible The reputation OF this
'aper is such that the public is aware
nat its present position is but
ne outc4opping OF its sentiment
'62, '63, aud "a: that its New Orleans reports
re the expression OF one in sympathy With
Yhlte-Leaguers and Ku-Klux clans, and that
he hue and cry against the presence Of sbert
Ian, and Of gun-boats, Of soldiers, tha actlontD
i the Returning Board, aud the entire course
i the Republican. Administration Is but TO
rouse that feeling which cngeudered the War
NJ ~ au OF its disastrous results. Its prestns.
teacAs are not against the Republican party,
ut against the United States Government as .
governments, and, were its efforts To be followed
J tne rea!lzation OF its hopes, the Solid South
1oulu @ aEaln set up the standard Of rebellion,
! Llu1ne NORTH would again be called upon to solye
Of the ability of the to