Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-04

~sso tbeMs9ases Ullnle0 or bow ii
dsred concerning the political situs
ton Of the country. and who are so
licitous for instruction with relatio,
thereto. can with safety turn 10 Wen
dell Phillips. tue seer, critic snt
patriot. and learn OF him. On III.
evening Of March rs this grand OLE
man delivered lecture in the Acad
emy OF Music. Philadelphia. TIL,
title Of his discourse was 9Th.
Holy Alliance Rum and the Reyol
yer. That which makes thi,
discourse Of interest to the country
Is the trenohant aud all searching
criticism it offers to Hayes's policy,
Cabinet and attitude. No synopsis
OF our own can do it justice. II
should be read, a. Q whole, TO be-
fully comprehended and ENJOYED
He reminds US OF the irreconcilablc
difference between the North and the
South. He asks MS il we can expect
the character Of the Southern mind
or OF the Southern ambition to be
changed bv the reverses OF battle or
the Intervention Of tho events of
sixteen years. The great struggles
OF history arc cited to show how
deep and ineradicable the differences
between peoples always are. I" IT,"
says he, " Lee had driven Grant
into Ohio aud our men had been
paroled at Columbus, would Massa
chusetts have taken down Bunker
hill monument or set fire to Faneuil
Hall with her copy OF the Declar.
alton OF Independence 2" He re-.
minds the towards Of what we have
lost in losing Grant when. after
saying that the South needs the
grasp OF the heavy hand like that of
Cromwell or William the Conqneror
until commerce and the arts OF peace
could come to assert them selves. he
says. "Ihis grasp Grant would fain
have used, but the scnseless clamor
OF timid Congressman and silly
journalists prevented. Hayes pro.
claims his purpose to forego and
surrender it. When no took office
Appomattox faded out of sight and
the South was victorious in spite OF
IT.. But We will no longer do this
mastery speech the injustice to select
from 1t, piecemeal. We reproduce
in full Phillips criticism OF Hayes 5
Cabinet. We quote from the repor,
in the Herald OF March 81:
Hayes Cabinet reminds one Of a
story OF Turner, the English painter.
He had hung up at the Exhibition a
painting subdued in color. As he
studied it on the wall the canvas
seemed to fade out Of sight in the
presence of its bright rivals. After
gazing awhile Turner flung a drop of
"rlght red on the centre OF his piece.
aud the picture glowed into startling
effect. So | can SEQ Hayes gather
ing his Cabinet. There is Sherman
who will leave name linked 10 NO
measure or idea--his only record
That he entered Congress poor and
leaves 1t rich. Eyarts reminds one of
The Protestant riots in London when
men chalked on their closed shutters
. no popery,' to conciliate the mob.
'ne timid citizen, anxious to stand
we'll with both sides. cbalks up mo
religion. Amid THIS death graphic
between Caste and the DECLARATION
u Independence Evarts writes ON
his flag No principles" Then
zones Schurz, the Swiss soldier. nj.
ways to let. Hayes gazed st the
'olorless piece, which was hardly |
,isible. Suddenly no remembers |
ave-hound Devens the low mo. |
'etony OF whose life rose only once
nto noticeable infamy, when. with
MS own hands. no put chains on
Thomas Sims aud dragged him down
state street. Hayes flung that blood.
ed drop on the canvas. and, behold |
! CLOVIS immortal-the slave hound
sabinetl Perhaps you will saw
)evens sinned long ago; 80 did Judas
scariot. And Judas besides repent.
NJ and hung himself. II Deyep.
lad done that Judas would have no
isht to resent the comparison. Blu,
n spite Of repentance, and after I 500
ears, ! hear Of no proposal 10 add a
y. Judas TO Mark, Luke and John
No years can swectcn a slave catcher
NY moro than the whole ocean could
iennsc Lady Macbcth's bloody hand,
can forgive Foo,e and Lonestrcet
)Conor, who voted for slavery: yea
nd L'ncoln, who helped 10 citcnd
no area Of slave hhnting; for / re-,
member whore all Of them lived and
'"re born. But the being bsss
nough actually. with his own hsnds
2 crush back into slavery the hero
rho proved his title and fitucss for
rccdom by tho courage Of flight