The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1876-12-28
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

then, she has great many rich car
petbaggers and scalawsgs to show
for it.
The South Carolina Republicans
burned down Governor Hampton's
house, and it is strange if the Ore
gon fraction Of the party can't kill
Governor Grover. Perhaps it woold
be well for Edmunds or Morton to
introduce a bill authorizing the de-
struetion of that pestiferoas ruler.
Grant in his message, exhibits
the characteristic malevolenoe of
his party toward foreigners. He,
like Hayes, wants to disfranchise
them if they can net read aud write
English. It the Military party bay
onets itself into power foreigners
may as well leave this country.
The Boston Traveller announces
that "a new declaration of indepen-
dence is wanted" It was wanted.
but the people of the United States
have recently made one, and it de-
elares that all men shall be freed
from the robbery. extortion, pro-
scription and tyranny of the so
called Republican party. And they
mean it.
A San Francisco paper of a recent
date announces the marriage. in
that city, of a white woman to
Chinaman. A strange alliance,
certainly; but women have been
known to display far worse taste
Indeed, we have seen it stated
somewhere that white woman once
actually married a Radical congress-
man.
The Constitution provides that,
if insurreetion actually exists in
State, the president may assist the
! governor to suppress it, il he is IN.
able to do it himself. Grant has
ordered the army into a State to as
sist a rebellion of certain State OH
GERS against the Supreme Court Of
the State.
Henry Clays,declared-and no
body who knew him doubted the
truth of the declaration-that he
would rater be right than president.
1t is the private opinion of very
prominent citizen of Ohio just now
that Henry Clay was fool.
The Constitution of the United
States nowhere provides shat Uni
ted States troops shall be sent into
State to assist another for the
purpose Of keeping it in power.
Grant has so used the army.
The sfilwaakes seatinsl declares
shat it isea fact, ahuneanlly attested.
that over 1000 negroes have been
killed in Louisiana since the war
Attested the "fact'' may be, but II
so, it is attested only by seoundrels
who lie with that "damnable facili
ty'' which 60 conspicuously charac-
terizes the editor Of the Sentinel
himself.
It is useless for Grant to pretend
that Ruger disobeyed orders. Grant
has committed the crime OF inter
fering with & State Legislature be-
fore, and he would have carried his
operations in behalf Of the cowardly
rebel and sneak, Chamberlain TO the
bitterest end, had not Secretary
Fish who represents the Repnbli-
can bondholding interest protested.
| Grant can not afford to have Ham.
ilton Fish resign at this juncture.
The Republican bondholders recog.
nize that Grants revolutionary pro-
ceedings are jeopardizing theis du-s
cats
Although the mills Of the gods are
old.fashioned contraptions, with
none Of the modern improvements,
and are not to be compared with
the great steam merchant mills OF
our day, yet, when once started,
they keep hammering away, and
nevor fail in the end TO turn out as
, fine an article of meal as one cares
to see. In other words,
1.-THE mills Of the gods grind allow
But they grind exceeding hno,"
Hence, it may be confidently be.
lieved that the fraudulent work OF
the Returning Boards of kellogg
and Chamberlain and Stearns viii
ere long be ground to powder, IN
spite Of Grants attempt to thrust
the unground grist down the throats
Of the people with the bayonet, and
: that at the proper time Samuel j..
Tilden will be peaceably inaugura.
ted president Of the United States
II the Almighty established this
great Republic for any wise and be-
{ nefieent purpose, such a result is
; Just as certain as II it palpebly bore
aTh, stamp Of fate, the sanction Of god p
Every organ Of the Military par
ty in the country has emphasized
the declaration that in Louisiana
vast crowds Of Republican voters
we're driven from the polls or com
PEELED to remain at home, having
been threatened with death. IN
: making this statement the organs
take particular pains TO conceal
from their readers the fact that ev-
2 cry voter in the State eas regis
tered by the Republicans; that Re-
I publicans presided at every poll IN
t the State; that United States sol
diers we're distributed through the
j State for the special protection Of
: Republicans voters; that the whole