Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-21
south aRrOiina---Gencru A,,
President HAYES, 't"ii''

,:Slnco the appearance .. our last 49,.
dltlon8l reflection csu;es Us only l.n ''," i
phatlcsliy TO repeat tho first cUIcrl.r,,,' I IN
we arrived to wit: that "evrn 10 .bn r,, "...l
sophie student OF the history of tie =, w.
government, from It's erection, j. "a; n..: -,
apparent mat, sooner or ls!c7. there .oTiI !
War between the North and he sGu.! n,''~ =
perfect respect to I'll who diff. from -, -. 49,.
to the country. And we are forced ar., -.
lenge the statement that the 'anli-s.hv.rr ,.si,
was spreading 50 rapidly, hut So quietly tn.'.
out the entire country that this century nag
not hnvo elapsed EttIrn tho last lave. ;s...,
been freed and tho last m,tscy c,,,:.l..s,, ~
his .o;s." Inc anti slavery frr!E.- vs. -,
spreading rapidly enough throughouti,. .'- -.
bat not 80 particularly qlie!Iy rs tAa Jon. 4.
Raid sufficiently evidenced nor had il ,..,' ..
to US before that this slightly eccentric ,,.
ment was CT material assistance to the ,r.',.
OF the ahtl'slsvery n!illcn.um nj he south ,
laciS were, as Clouds # living witns.s,. d.,
prove, That never bti)-c WEI. ne South. -
pie so Determined % lra3crvc slavery w,,i,,.
existing limits, and, II possible - crtn,'i
further, in order 10 keep " The b .,.Yc.,r .
II the Union. 'Slaa:Ler 1oglr.,..,,ty. ,.:.
q deceptive Gait he'd Cu: H. Us il .,.,.ia,... ".
purpo-r, eascr.y Swallowed b. the ......
people. The almost fabulous pgisc. ,..
negroes Just before the wat, (Ili Nv 10 H.. g..
demonstrates the lmmeI:e a.GtE.th oi tn. T..
tuition. 4 likely farm hand brought 81, 81.
trained mechanic from 81 90 IT, -,l,ilr,
mGnumlsslon C slaves Was wonderful,
and n u cOlOn!Z,ng cur LcGGvcs - l. a.r
America Liber!An p5pilnti5. j. - ,.ri a...
been little or NO Isrycr, All tbs c.,,a.,.
| extraordinary fatal that t"c :.y,:.g. ......
negro looks upon u residence ;HI-r T.. H.. g..
| upon one in tho puriicua t.! To,t". .....
between 1855 and ISL the istr Mr ! .n.l.
tine Washington, Of Mount Vernon. ay...
telllgent gentleman, said u the wrI: .r, "...
was a boy pretty much ell ct nc il E..
thought that slavery was undertake FL. d..
wrong, but now, owing IL Northern i:l.ry...
and to closer examination rt t%n slt.a.
Of Us, even our parsons, have -. /, y!.-. .
| fond it, and we are taught. ana believe Vie. .
groat public blessing" TIE swDr, ii s. g..
could alono have cut the GOrligH i;ur. .. -...
| ry. And upon this Issue also, with tiila !...
| our hands, and avcfring tina. tvcgr g..- :..
| no similarity between negro slavery .n An.
| and Caucasian scTtdom ia Russia, w. 90. {,
jury-pubic opinion and pubic i.Grl'.. /
susLairs IL, il the Var was incyi!.b." =. .
blood OF the Hundreds .: tGoD,.HH 3D. ..
| tath3rs and brothcrs' does ,!o, st,1 -. g..
cscutchcon Of South Carolina
As TO tho allegation that tn wt.,.. "n,..
gard to the intimidation cl vct"l- 3,t..-
friend Governor Hampton ia . ,,o,s,, 81,
| than he seems aware "t, We hAyn H. p3s.
that, although acquainted with (i2Arr.. H..
| ton, We have not tho honor Is CLAIM. H.: .r.r
ship. but are not in tho sLig:..e:. d.r"at uag
| hensive OF placing him il 81 ''Wu!an APP.
| in any untaVOrablo ASPECT "a. All . lJr' TIE E..
erican people. Wo distinctly s..:r.. .... .
| intimidation CT negroes WAS CunlnnI - a. ..
country, and that i! WAS speedily GaI ol,e,.5.
! throttled by the middle and iuW-CCUn.,Y :
Csroinisns. Now Governor Ham:l9n i. M
known to BIO one Of the latter, and !! Hc ~ j.
| State during the ku-kluX cyciLcntc;il ur. .
tonsbly opposed that msd movement:
! Southern people understand a. this. :.n:'.
negroes who supported Hampton II g.. .
election understand i, p3ral9 u',. ..
than the venerable darkny who. ~ l.!r a...
the Governors inaugural siJ.i... err" ....
the hearing OF Northern c"rTcsnrD,'...
in, Massa Hampton, g IN; We Vii T... 4,
wild you."
| And VIC arc quite sue TIA! !aa "..rr...
| feelings with when General Inmp.gr'f fri.
| first heard Of his telegram - Colonel =
| and the alarmed sensations wan VIVA. ..
received the intelligence OF hi: .at'e" {. -.
Hayes have entirely given r!Are,D .Aorra...
satisfaction, to the deep joy they c1,nr..@.
whom His EyceIlency, b. y Stro.e a Ii.
handed South Carolina over - her !"@,!""
government. For this net Suu:" .....
yet unborn, vii! thank him. |. c!-rjr' b..
and comfort to the Old man leaning %. ~, D..
| to the aged matron a. he: loom, - ~"
youth al its work. 70 the gent mullen y. -
on some GRAND Of me!cy. 10 the .o'oH: -
his play. And il is bu. fir - s.y TINT ID
Same South Carolnisn; have enc mark! g.
| 81 in I1,
men for their principles. The h"r1!' 'i''-.
CT the expiring Mayey GTngg to In" '"'n. q.
istrate of his State will live -: long . tn .
motto grows, tr the tate OF the unsh."eH "'.
| kindlcs enthusiasm in the souls Il me-. B
| Governor Pickens that / die ch"'"i@..@
South Carolina" On t.is subject ~ H,.
South Carolina, By tho voices .! .ta.s'
patriots, Of heroes, speak !Dc h"fs"0i
And now, rs indicated in or I%.r >.as..,
propose To offer Is icw Remarks III r'gr.4
attitude which, with pcTi2,, d.l'rc. =
| views Of Others VIC respectfully aH"'. .".
be observed by the Southern pcoF," -'' .'...
President Of the United >t,tcs-iD,, 81.
| VINO has already cxcCu.cl AL c.n.t' @..'.
| ticc in favor OF Southern to:":"'...' 81.
act which his predecessor oh.t.n.l ! .".-..'
| perform, and m act ~nich the i"'-...' ..
| leaders Of his own party wo:I rin.n"i'.' '''.
himself should navo unpai!'.'Ea... b. -
much tho fashion III CoGt.ln Tu :T!. - .t'.'.
| the President Us {, fraudulent ..,.'i'. .'
That hc is the poSscsaor ct "-t'icH ""'... O.
| SC. But wore the goods really "'g.
not the overwhelming lnnioTity 81 80. '..
and tho House Of Representative '".I CO."
tuted the Commission that gay u" N,.l "..
that title perfectly good on1 10 "a" '
the Republicans aver that tbs nnt.a''L 30
| Commission that neither il nor GoHhT2.' ..
| 60 behind tho action OF s1yc''IS" 80. ''.
| app0i:tlncht Of cIrctcr; = Dem ','... .'
Rights doctrine. AID ask, Il "a" e.,' i-.1
mend is poisoned, who did tho n1.a'..''-'
Mr. Hayes eyinco Nay uaduo or M":' '.'...
sire to snatch tho Presidency t.:.@+ ,,..,. q.
tracted interval wEcn it wna III t',''-..-
suradly Just the contrary Was II: TIC. w..
| TO be expected thst h. would Tl...H 3D."
worse confounded" by declining NE 4 $3.50.
when it WAS handed over - him ~ IL" b..
| solemn and deliberate manner "'-..'
| Tldrn hsvc 50 declined NG"H'. -.
any other great American politician.
| limAted sell-dcni is found Only u: '...
We submit cur Ermly rOot"'! 49,. -.'.
politics. the attitude vi the Southern -. '.
Mr.. Hayes SHOULD DC one OF cordial a.""
| the sLrudy policy he has lns"gH:"t. VIZ.
| gard 20 u.s. and politics aside, ,"".'''
| gentlemen to gaLtrhinn.
The sales Of western c1rr |. .'...'.'i