, 1876-07-22

i1E their loyalty 10 the gailac, each company
will need banncr,-thc presentation OF whIcf,
pleasure. There will ba, anothe. meeting Thurs
day evening Of tho sand Committees, when the
name mud rules for tho companies Will be
adopted.
THE 1IERALD'S ADVICE.
TifH CANVASS AND TIT souTH-w11AT TUE
CoSPEpE1ATHs SHOULD DO.
Httn l6rk IKeruid tind. Eem.>, JH.V2o
Tho Richmond 2}Thig contains an excellent mr.
tlclc on the recent trouble IN South Carolna.
Tho IYhtg Ia Jealous supporter OF Tidcn and
Hendricks, and treats tho question from Den,-
ocratic point Of view. aThia Hamburg troublc,''
says tho Why, "and many other things Of re-
cent occurrence at different points Of tho South,
admonish III that It nc would not suffer fatal
loss Ut votes at tho North VIC must, by some
means, silence or unload the men who arc conf
lnltting these acts and making this bad record,
for which tho Conservative party Of the South
Is held responsIble.'' Tho 1phlg points out that
while the people Of the South aro peaceful,
kind, and disposed to bo friendly with tho
negro, there uro .1atf men, "ignorunt
and wicked, generally desperate In fortune
and wholly rorthlces In cl,aractcr,n who
that public opinion j. not outspoken enough
to discourage these bad men from such aets.n
This Is tlie proper teuiper II, which to treat
questions OF thts 1,at,trr. and coming from
SOMA Of our cowardly loughfaeel Northern
journals which insist TINT nothing Is trlte from
tho south but tho stories Of negro outrages.
It Is the position Of Soutllcrn statesmen like
1lousc yesterday. II tho advice Of tho wig
wero taken by the Southern people II would bc
better for the country aud iur tho Southern
communities, white mid black. Every riot like
a IN m, Sbafg Is in aySF of
point out this to our friends In tho South, and
10 lament It. We nro glad to welcome tho alll-
erec OF journal as judicsous and abln ns tho
lYhf9, and Of Statesman as hold and wise as
Ln'nar. II its advice Is takcn, the Southern
question will pass out q our politics, anil VIC
sEinll have NO inorc OF sccttonnliEsn.
Tfsis whole Southern QUESTION, so Tar as 1t re-
lates to national politics, Is III a., unfortunate
position. The calculations Of the Democratic
leaders are that The Southern States Will vote as
q unit for Tildcn. They, therefore, throw tho
South to the one side, make no canvass there,
aud give themselves to Now York, New Jersey,
REASONS upon which this expectation rasts, We
dtsenyor thcir fallacy. The Southern white
leaders say: ave support Tlldcn because Ills
SUCCESS tncans orr sueeess. Democratic triumph!
Of tho earpctba2gcr,~ the overthrow Of tic seal
awas, the su9F,Hatiou Of he .ayro." Tltts Is this
popular cry throughout tic South, nn!l yet In
What respect docs the recnnl Of Gov. Tlldcn, Or
Y any such hopel Coy, Tldsn's friends In !ho
North aro 1nak!ng his T. cnnrass upon tho
tho War; TINT hr belteycx in thu unior nnw;
all e1assca In Tic South, white Or blaek, Union
or Confederate. This 10 tlc platform Of Ttlicll,
md, more than NIL, 1t is tue platform ot Hayes.
On the Southern question both candidates arc
ttie canyas,i Or, II It ID m Issue, what are tic
Tll1en! Wc nsk this question Without my
fccling Of partfsansh!J, hut to destroy one Of
tho fallucies ut the CANVASS. VIC look upon It
ag n GrayD m!stnrtllNe-ns Il calamity, III faet-
that States like Tr1as, Kentucky, {:e,rgi., md
other grcat Southern ConltlpnWcIlths, should
have taken tllls attitude Of srrcehnrilnblc Scc-
t!onal hostility to tic Republican party. There
ness. II thera In anything In the Republican
platform, anything in the wor!is Of Gov. Hayes,
tho Confc,lcratcs OF tic South have ns lnucl. to
expect from Hayes US from 1ilttet.
fIut it will be salt. II 'rlldeli Is elected great
things will be done for illr soutl. Carpet
lagyers will be put ott of olllec, scalawA.s will
be punished, asni sd Oh, md 10 Oh llnw arc all
| thcse things to bu tlonc4 PrcsIslclt lIdcu
| csuld not lay his finger upon single carpet
lsagger 50 lung us c respected tho Inv, and ilg
| wt,ul1 probably any to the South, "1nsteal Of
| Asling iMe tO expcl II few carpet-baggcss ahycr-
ttse for n milllen mora to co1nu in and help to
L }
| 10 tho North, the Wcst, 10 Europe" As to
turning out MI tho office holders ind nppolnting
ncw ones, tint Is question that will havo u
b. passed upon lsy the sGnate, which Is Rcpuh:
ltean now, antl wifi probably rcraafn so even II
| ridden shtMla 1c clluscn President. Co'ise-
qucntIy tue Southern people, 81 fur rs tho tn
}oyinent 0f power IL concerned, will stnlNi to-
ward ri't'en ytry niucl. as tlluy STOOL toward
Who eau ot.ly give them stones. lhc cxpccta-
ttons aroilEcs, Ty tlu election, OF Il Democratic
President woaatl only excite that element WHICH
tl.c FhfV yalls "lsnoEant and wicked, generally
desperate III fortune, mud wholly worthless III
character" IL tic pcrpetratlon Of n,assacrcs
like thusc Of New Orleans, Co!ta1, and Haul
burg.
rs the dawn of Il new day. The inorui It Ia c!n-
adhered tho lnurc sound It will appear. lllc
Southern paoplu hare really no Interest IN tis
rcc.ion 0f 4 sectional rliasattcr. II they trust
rs we'll tell them tlat it Is not !n 1ildtn'k power,
cycn II llc l!ai this wish, tu crafty Innny Ut thu
expectations forlncA OF him. W. do not tllink
lu has tlu wish. The true policy Ut the South
| ntlmintstratinns. 1t was grave mistake when
thu war ended that leatlcrs lsItc luauEcearti,
1.ec, anu tho rest lid not tlko tho Republican
purity Ut Its word a,t accept its oilers Of altl
stlch u u.au rs Lva had saitl, "itcpubliraust you
| hays beaten us; yon hare tue Government; you
asc In power; you speak FUR and we'll; VIZ aFe
| with you for reconstruction and peaeo, -
there would hate hecn no oppressive
series ot rce''n:tr'se:lon measures by
| this ttne there Wuulsl he no NepuhliraI,
pa1ty. New iAras--ireo tratlc, ti.,al,r', rc..-
traIizatlon, tho aljastnlunt q the II. s'''.'li.
tions to tic old ky4trnl-Wnull have lcu to new
pHrty divisions, In which neither c'lor. nor rare
nor war recur.ls woul.l lsaye hsa Il rarl. unt, on
thu contrary, the Southern !SaIsts carries! Tie
Nur.h: They guvo tlelnugogucs llko Murtun
anL Thaldous Stevens thu opportunity 81 say"
Ing, Thu Confe.lerates WISH tn ohtatn BY
politics what they filled to obtain by tho War;
10 tho alartnctl North hega,l 70 pass war mrna-
ures and amendments to otle Constitution, every
ono Of which throw tho Southern people Into 1
WORSE plight, aud which to-day aro tso tlnmuta-
bio laws u tho land. They als inmutablc, and
It mot IN Tllden's power to change them. Nay,
moro; It lo were tn tntl'nate desire tp cl!angs
them l,u would ba whipped III every Northern
Stats. What, then, j. isilu true poliey VI t!le
Southern lealcrsl Plainly, to coarIlato both
parties. Let them tako tho Republicans at teiF
worl. Let them accept tho Issues OF tho War
as irrevocaole, and say to thu two great parties,