National Republican., 1877-04-26
rhs Next Battle.


oar editorial colxani.
rhs Next Battle.
From the New Ycrk Tribuue:
Exit the carpet-bagxer; enter the Office
bessar. Six weeks ef Hayes have safnced for the
Southern question, which has kept the country IN
such turmoil fcr twelve years Bat he has nsxt
to deal With an svil which has cursed the land
Andrsv Jseksoa beEss to reward his friends and
panish his foes. With eyey year u has In
:ss ssr Pss :iTs. :
laws. A political Hereaies In honesty canno,
hops to cleanse thsse Ass.an ssabiss In day.
the question which. above ali othsrs VII test the
qualities Of Prssident Hayes and his advisers
IL will Be forced ints Prsoineaes n oses by his
men .so A.. eursiss q Sss.sss .ss. Pr,.ss.s, y ss.
seld cat his parry" viii pres.ntly asd u sOnye-
feeling of wrath because sf .-tse sbandeo nent of
Southern Rspaelicsss- they YIN naks opsn
break sp ne machine in an s,siss .iiis rs ali ii
voted Isssls z i. al Z. % n. issg Ssf ., nj
.s .ss s.,. fs.
ofase and the men Who vaat once ~ reward
g. S' sIasr ss .:ss nay Be rallied "
one-armed soldier" ." OF his .ias. OF h. ehildren.
unsrs.sfai to turn any BODY out q osnes m.si,
because he or she 10 not needed OF 10 not csmps-
tent Tears enough we're she'd to produce .
male clerks At tho Treasury and Interior De
partments vas reduced last vsek- Correspsodents
Who passionately demanded rsfer1 before the
o0cer Who wants 10 reform snyvssrs IN par
ucular-and would eerats the Prestdsnt N tksy
s.;ss sSo ;s.,sss &c ss.s rsa
according 70 some Senator or Repressststive or
editor or other innasntAi psrsos. an s,absolateiy
sisais N ne sas q q ,ss ss:
ueat Messrs- Sehars and Shernan cid net hsp.
pee 70 hit solitary one Who oughs to have gonsl
place to begin reform is aivsys .ese1Sers siss.
The average pelitietaa prefers reform where the
snlc,sa psrses tsesshi !, mes, se.irsbie 70 have
Not less ssAloas, bat vastly more nlnsross,
VII Be the people Who wat pay fsr party ser,
s.ss.A ,hs ns.. q Hsyss E .ss Al ss.s :.s
because he does nos reeogniss that as : qsaiines,
tion for once. Bat mona the isss the Ersst Army
or RsprsssatstiSs or ss isaasstisi poiisiesas Ss
TO the distress q thess pairess i d sosiesd ,sss
neats. By The time the sessts meets sns nar.
nun OF Thousands vii swell into Q roar
Aushs cats .nd Al The iss vhe ksey thas thsy
the carpet hasger and hs friends fss : grani as
aAulk upon tnN A0nlMla4ratlO1- kvtry stan
.ari real reform of The pabIie ssrvtes siii 5. re-
sisted; Every ssleeiioa Of dangerous men vhs
mean business In reform ulil Be defeated IL possi
reasoas plenty a. siaekbsrries. Bat for ali tSsre
will Be one motive-te break down if possible the
Administration which has become hated and
feared because q 10 trying TO keep pledges and
do its duty. The assault viii fah, ne trusS IN,
It vill be despsrate one. To defeat it viii re-
qsirs not only rssoiauon, bal N innate deal ef
Ths War In Esrsps.
From the New York Herald,
That Russia will overcome her foe q scarosly
opsn to doubt PRECISELY Aev capable the Rus.
sian eomnandsrs may b for dirsssiaG grsa,
opsratisns only ths future can tell Blnsders
viii be committed, ~ they are In all wars, and
they have ever been especially costly In Rusuian
wars. But the resources Of this sasrnoss ea-
pirs such that it Il scarcely possible for the
greatest oonostvabis series Of blsnders to put n,
cause In danger In this esanict. Rsu great
1set Of dsspsratioo Is doabifaL Il las ben
said that for . var IKE this the people veuld
S: s' :; s' K. .- s.s.s .:S ss' s .ss,s
the sIpsrienee Of the .voiaatary eeatris. sisss"
70 sois q :..ss
the Saltan'a doninions were thrsshsd and hateh- :
slied 70 gather thoss '.yelantary esetrtbalions,-
tvo millions Of dollsfs. Prem this IL appear,
that the Ottsman does not beosne % uttssir 10,
in his fanatieism a. 20 forget his Individual IN
any more readily than the last dollar did On
that oocasion he may come too late TO b usefal
81 sSaa ). S S:
the eld Of battle II might Be e,eisnt for rayaE
Tag and tearing up an eaeny's eoantry; bat II
fui only In harassing ostposts and disturbina
communicAtions. As for the exeelleece of Sss,
Is good In tho Turkish armies It has been sIax
- In rsaln fnr nhw
Euglish opinion has endeavored to resoaeile M
sell with Its relations with the Turks by dueiiinr
1ios ma %s.Sooa- Hens ne sIosisS seees 2. ,.ps,
the splendid qualities ef the ottoman soIdisr.
He 70 soldier Who always gets whipped asIsss
Win What arc the names Of the haitiss ia,
the Turks alone have uon against gsod ar aiss
since the lnirSdse.ica .ness them of the niil
On Tie other hand, the Russians will bextn
with an army Of six hundred thousand men, snd
I'll, h, hnys O. niiien n arms behind Il; a.d thess
In military nethods-nea Of . varlike race and
~ staneh In battle ~ any men In the World n
q rieh nor Is their ersdit Eood IN any market n
night cell Be thosssI that the Iurss eoaid not
British investor has been Observed. CoassIpias ~
ink the acts threugh the medium OF his prsIa-
dos, he nay dee. the chances o. the rsrk
Sostnsrn Oonfsderasy. Bat In . var betuesa
tuo Powers that have de<potis Esveru aents n
should oo observed that the dietam as to the in
portance Of moesy 10 less applicable thAn In
other cases. Both the Crar and Saitan may take
nee wherever they nsd them, and pay then
whenever thsy please; ana they may tsks, uher.
ever they and q In their dominious, uhatever
they need 70 feed, cioths and equip them Their
absolute need Of money Is oaly 10 procure fron
foreign ooantries such supplies ~ they eaanol
make. Their financial straits may shorten ths
var, yet VIII NOT altogether cripple either side.
The Report OF the Lsaisiana Commission.
From the New York Times:
The Louisiana commissioner made their
report 70 the President yesterday. They are
''dslighted" with the result Of their LAHORE, and
think that they have done . great deal Of good
In New Orleans. esPeeially In bringing about Q
stats Of good feeling betseea the opposing par.
Ties. They also express great deal Of connenee
In the promises Of Nichols We trust that the com
missioners do not rate their success too high,
and that they viii not be disappointed 10 What
they expect from the Democrats. The Wheeler
esmpromise vas looked upon as the beginning Of
great bitterness last fali as has ever been kneun.
and By As desPsrate lauiessnen On the part Oh
the DemoerAts- Thsrs 10 ons rsasoa nov, how
ever, fer sxpeetinE thess sentlemen 10 keep their
promises. They have won everything they played
Tor, and they may veil be oontsnt 10 give up the
Tactics By which they won TIE slIy genuine
test Of their sineetisy will come when the Rspab-
licAns make serioas eu0rt 10 regain power at
the polls.
San Domisgo and Hayti.
from fhe Daily Alta California;
The West Indies are In hot climate not only
Of native ellmata m of p.fiv. klos.t rh.