The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1877-04-19
UNITED STATES MARSHALL
RALDRON.

Malor M. y " aloFOn, OF memphis
has been appointsd Bnited States Mar
shell for the disttict Of West Tennessee,
Who is Msior WaIdron and why his ap-l
pcintmept to this frapOrtant and respon
sible pubic trust7 He is known 10 po-
liticai circles as promiBent conserve,
tive Dem ocratic leader in Shelby county,
and personally is esteemed sas a plain,
direct and foreefut character, unim-
peacbed in bis integrity, snterprising in.
his business Interests, popular with the
masses because just to. all eastes and
classes, and a man who possesses in a
large degree that Conservatives which
works results without the bitterness Of
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Bot as United States Marshall he is
before the public as TepEessatatiVe
man. There is Q peculiar Significance
attached to his appointment It's po-
iitieaI signboaFd ind ieating departure
from the cd beaten autI Bitter,
carpet=bag regime in the management Of
Southern affairs By the geueFaT Govern
ment, Mr, Hayes in practically sdevel-
Opiug his just theory Of local selt-goV.
ernment throughous the SoutHern States
was wise enough to see that itwouid be
a failure if that alien .caFpet-bag element
remained ia power, hence in justice to
the high mission =of his administration
be was and is now forced to fill Federal
Offices in the South with men selected out
of the Southern body polite, in full fellow
ship with the people in all their interests
and whe at the same time are not Re-
publican or Democratic Hl5raists, but
conservative in their political influence
and teachings s1'o have his administra.
ton sustained and not defeated-to have
it popularized and mot jeorardized-to
have its immunities and benefits equally
shared by all classes irrespective of race
or cohdition-to have its prot elton
equally guaranteed te both white and
colored and it's authority enforced in
friendship and without unnecessary
friction, TO achieve these desirable ends,
Mr.. Hayes has been sIgnally successful
in the appointments us far made
Throughout this district Maj r. Wal
dron will receive the favor and cordial
cooperation Of all men, because his i'm
partial character and wen-known cen
servatism are a guarantee that the rights
and interests of the colored man will be
equally respected and subserved along
with those of the white man. This is as
it should be.
And be it said to the credit of Mr..
Hayes elevated craftsmanship that his
government of Southern affairs is open
ing fresh and brighter page in Ameri-
can government As Chief Executive
he disdains yielding to the contracted
policy of mere partisan, bat exercises
bis great authority, to contribute to the
public welfare irrespective of party bias
or sectional rivalries. E sa
Thus far and to this extent he is clear
ly entitled to receive the moral suppc ri
Of all good citizens, whether Republ cans
| or Democrats. And ws are glad to be
able to recognize the fact that the South
ern people, as mass, are sustaining his
administratiOn.sas 9'Rey have been fol
years terribly wasted by political fauati-
eisIn and now hail the olive branch ex-
tended to then through the coneiliatOry
admins tration of Mr.. Hayes, as the
foreruuuer offa new and better dispeu
sation of Federal affairs.
Let the people see to it that our ambi
tious political leaders are not allowed tc
shipwreck Lis administration Give
them a chance and Hke-the scuttle fist
| they Eill muddy the political waters tha
they may sink the ship. Send them int
retirement that they may writhe and
twist to their hearts content. Theil
gall bladder is so full of venom that they
VIII seOn sting themselves to death. The
people are for peace, fraternity and
/ prosperity and they don't intend that {
set Of unserupulous political hacks shall
thwartF their parpose by driving Mr.
Hayes into the anaconda embrace EO
| Ben Wade, jim Blaine, and such Ik. -
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