The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-04-13
4 New Party.

.'"H tnuti. ~ TIC rclutfy
~ 'arfr y j. soon 10 be in a hupcirs-
minority. Tilden received more Han !
quarter Of million majority on the
popular vote, and on fair count would
nave Deen declared elected bv hand.
some preponderance Of the electoral
votes. al the South the old organiza.
tion Is centessedly played out. The N.
iamy or the carpet-bag system has let,
y hardly shadow Of hope for the IN
ture. The great and All absorb;ng III.
lect or The present administration. n ~
nave before shown, j. now ", b,,;ld ~,
a new party on the basis ana ruins ~ y,
.he oid; 10 this end every moyemeu,
y speciflcally directed. Tie proof. M
this multiply every day Whether or
not Hampton and Nichols are I. II.
recognized will depend moi nn.,o NJ
past, but upon the most beneficial ar-
rangemcnts u be made To bn;ld rn .
new administration party af tl,r Snn,,'
Al the old Wig clemens /. tb,,
section are M ihi- movement. Hence
me uivers consultations before tbe elar-
toral count between HAYES and -on,b-
srn men oi W iiig anicredenfS Irnhan
r. lenfon. Of New lorL. not..a ,,.-
gamer. was sent South ~ heln ,aonla
the plastic elements inio li,ana ,rha
"loherihs anH hlh'kstering of Mathew.
ana osier' pending tie count. wer..
"aSri upon the same idea. Their nol;e,-
Wa 70 divide and conquet mot .t,o.,s.
70 oui'a up new parry II NJ. vi,ai
70 me scheme that Tiler -,uuld N.
counted out That would thrc1v ,.il ,ba
patron g into The hand. of Trres .,l'o
could dispense ii with sole r,.,,.ro,,r.. -,
dividing solid South. ksv ,i;sa,-
pointed and defeated Dr,nocro. ,.'
placed "a The Cabinet win tbat sin'rIs
view. lie NOW dcvotinc bis entire s;rna
and efforts in the southern jirccs;o,
while Tyner. occupying lie same roo,,
and desk, is in fact Poslma.tcr Ia,,a~.i
ne specific and only design OF tie new
.o"'"iiSsion = 20 further this move
ihehi. its members were selected ntre-
~ with TINS view. The Radicals have
been utterly ignored and FIR the obyious
reasons ihat their presence would he
iaial 70 the plan. Lawrence Il ~ oId
" ing who competed agains, the Radical
Logan fora seat in the Scnafe U.rls,
has always affected sort of onts,oLo,|
and 80 much u ~ ,ol
nave encountered distruSf and hatred ~
the more reliable Radicals. Harlan i
II the old Kentucky stripe Of Cav noIi-
ticians, and was appointed for ,ha,
reason. Mcveigh Is OF the same elsss
Dro"h' though nominally a Democrat.
was an old-iashioncd Whig. Besides.
that Texas railroad scheme Is near III
hearf' and + included ia the programme
Q! tnc administration as one of the most
vital forces for accomplishing its pur-
This Commission is no more or less
than an Executive Board az T,.ae
There i no field for its operations inI
south Carolina. for there i poh,dvI
there 10 trade with but Chamberlain
and ne is now engaged in negotiations
win The chief at the White Housr.
The troops are TO be withdrawn fro.
cou'n 1arolina,. and Chamberlain i to
take ms carpct-bag and other trsn. cl.e-
where. But in Louisiana the case i
diiisrent. Much trading is 10 be doael
tncre' There are too many mercenaries
20 oe provided for. and too many details
To be arranged. before the troops can ~
Withdrawn. The occupant of rhe WL;,e
House needed help. Hence the Com
mission. There i no hope Of b,inring
I've Stale into the new arrangement.
Iarpet- bagisn Is too odious. and there
: mol lcavcn enough there 10 De utilized
But the senate has become danyeronsly
weak. There Is hopeful chance or 80
curing one o. more members from Lou
lsiana, and when negotiations 10 that enl
are concluded the troops will be with
drawn from there also.
lhat the view here presented i COR
rect. is susceptible or abundant ,roof
from the open declarations Of the head
OF the administration. Real the follow
ing rom the organ at Washington ~
giving the account OF an interview will
New England Republican
While ne expected these two States
south Carolina aud Louisiana, NJ nas.
into the hands OF The Democrats M alsol
Firmly believed that the effect M M
ihAnRen poiicv towards the south would
rs 70 give y the Republicans tie state.
"A tennessee and Norlll Carolina rer-
AMY, and 10 make scrions inroais I'M
ne democratic ranks III Virginia and
georgia, where there are la.r. ,,,,,.,hara
n wings who will gladly accept an o.
portunity 70 withdraw from their pres-
snt political associates and unite win .
party more in accord with their own
political convictions. -"
mus Is seen the reason OF delav M thc
'uliillInent Of those pledges. why Il I.
ne country Is kept III disqnict and sns
Dense, and the manner II which th.
great interests Of the countr, arc suhor.
iina'cd 70 mere party considerations.
A careful observer IN N;lo. Ng;..