, 1877-04-05
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q ts.c e. dta-tiea'. NJ washington, lnforns ua that
Nt tllde' i'aa male preparations to bcgin pro
cccIInge n llo "asranto aga!nts AIT. 1isycH 'nr
the frcshdeftcy. ING time ftr Mr. lIlMcn 70
ton to Inainlan them was hctors The Electoral
Cn!nn,ss6n wns csfn!llishcd; Tue Democracy
oF The cpnntry tieman'let! N ihclr leader l.crg
and statesman, a. anl not 2 % 1nere taanaGef an. o'
Tic election Of tic entire Republican ticket
d,r. n,,t ss,rar tn hevc i,ecn done by faithful
Attendance 81 Republican voters SO mnch a. by
the dlsa affection and division In the DetnoSTaiie
ranks. lat PATTY seehas 70 pe H. t.a.to
en- IT. e,cetion n tont
ing nave ecn LOO @ many ioF ~ ~ pahI" pIi"sna ,m1 1
Ma9ss iayo.snIs ne @ "r ,Ss y ~ y. nse 1't
fayr tar .,,;,t9es .n ,ot;,.s nmaH
r Packard would enjoy being Governor Ia
Kellogg the next four yours infinitely better
than hunirufn existence III eume quiet Fed
erai Office, md apparently lie doesn't yet sense
the change III the ptlbtic mimi: Tbs Democrats,
9t, any eo"ss.sion.. Perhaps VII pa!ties. how
ever. w. Pt9yi 1 m pni.. ., y 1 ia tnn"rt ne,a
u, ~ Nati"n.t f;ovcrn,"cmt and wnt I'M !. thc
snrx,,.i ri fi,r i,te.t - n n,,y ,..se Tho md
sn,,',nt hc ~ Iar LS.rt,od<lif Wa!,i E,a.tl;,nn
fII1s fInJ W '"' "s''@'A W. s''
AA"a''
i, H IL ts really true' as u appears 70 oe, Lint
tle hepNh!lenna o. soutn Cafo'ina' athongn lna
c,'c, ~ teir rirhi nor ~ III nnMar 10 rttorce
the better ct'irso Tor them to pursue IA 70 &C.
ecpt t'lo eltuntfpn, anu ethicaVot 70 hold tho
uoyeIn!ncnt to lis duty bY un!ted, vigllant,
s and ho,iurablo orpa.'tto'l, until another cleo
tlon gives them better opportunity 70 recover
and rGasscrt tlleir rights: Tho presence of
Fedora! troops, G,MItorsng the payn,Gnt u 3oca!
is,,ytr,,n,nnt' S wuuId not atrrnptirn them. Int
Gli b" H. 10 tl,s 10 yro,sth ~ sctf.rci.nce s
W. w.. w ,,..,Ie , ~ sirit '' s,.ss..
"'N .'a' '"'''~ ."'''''s t1'tf"''
Taking mqncy-1nnkInR view ot the negro
rncstlon, the black man n,nst be, educated, and
elevated, and encouraged, In order not merely
that lo may be y cheerful and efficient lalporiNK
1Iau, but III order tliat he may be consumer,
eiass ID rags, ignorance, and dill. II ID our
t M o.. iihnsn ~ ,a1 Ss,an w. peos u.s. 70
n aaun1i~ .d,r tnt"r;ns, iI,n.d ~ nn1"v' h,nns
r,,,s fr. .,a "as fos srM . ~ nos t,
Wan+ ~ an sD nvth ;i1 upU rnnni III r1t n
u ,,,",, .v frov W. tnto Is ~. hores,n ~
,',,,pato Nv unss ,"a.,nr , AMI "a @ e ne cra ~ sa, ~
welR''I-lo"es'ae t"nf7s''/04f"as tDf'".).
The South Inns the power tO t'o two things:
Either to estuhlfsh peace aud prospcruus Guy-
er,lnent, Of tu aicxiz4,lize The country. Il the
Intelligent mud prudent classcs of the South will
annt1,latn t|,r DANGEROUS alliance they now hold
with the Northern Democracy, and III a spirit Ut
true patriotism turn traf ear " tho sfuiperlug
croal;iMg u the d1uEllfnecs who are now assai'-
Ing the Administration for its efforts to ,sccurc
harmony and good will throughout tho Kepub-
+. ltc, they will briug peace nn, nake tho uovern-
Uncut strong; b,tt should they refuse 60 DO this,
disruption must inevitably beact the nation, and
make even miserable Mexico nure preferable
than America ns u country of law at,d order and
peace.- llasht,Eyton Re,ut1iean {Atp.)
The v,,oe countrv won1d rctotce II both nor.
,,cs mi III cittsns of inut.ams ts,ui,l III IN.
II the btncks md tho whites should set to work
cncFKcuca!ly ana hnfHlciliou6ly ~ !eou1u tle