The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-03-17


t.ios sr".~e r~-ti- p.neu-ns Matinee.
Nniieeh'~ rh"stre-My AWii Dat
Deep Water for Hayes.
Observation-Disclosures ANTOINE aud every
tolorcd member Of pAcKARD's bogus Lcgis-
laturc have signed an address to the people
of the United States. which, under all the
circumstances. il q very notable document
They say that PAcKARD's right to bc Gov
ernor Of Louisiana rcsts ON precisely the
same basis ~ HAYEs's title to the Pro-i-
dcncy-with the single difference that PACK
ARD had II thousand more votes than HAYES
and it is therefore beyond dispute. 1hey
hint very Significantly that HAYES must
recognize PACKARD. under penalty of not
being recognized himself. They boldly
declare that to the colorcd voters the
Fraudulent President owes his elevation
and that many Of these vcritable and de-
voted black Republicans have sealed their
testimony to principle with their blood We
quote their words:
In conclusion w. enter most o'cmn protest aean.i
Roruihcnn. 7" triic ~ th, STATE Of Louisiana ant
. 1 M" ' MIN 'un TENN, s , lSt 40 vac XIX, ~,
na9iiy d,, thatany man of eur racc hn. been author
PIE Of this Stat, to enter INTO usn n,iariou ncsda
The meaning Of all this Is unmi-takahlc
The colorcd people think that theyarc about
to be betrayed by the man whose only
capital in the campaign was the negroes
alleged wrongs. and the colorcd politicians
have accordingly taken post at Mr. BLAINE's
back for the long fight ahead. Reinforced
by agltators like Mr.. GARRISON and Mr..
PHILLIPS, and by the innumrrablc company
Of soreheads, Mr.. BLAINE will find himself
within six months at the head of a mighty,
albeit a motley host. 1t remains TO be
seen how Mr. HAYES is TO make up for this
wholesale detection in the ranks of his party.
Hi Confederate po,tmastcr-G General gives
him one additional vote in Tennessee. and
each Office of Importance within his gift in
the southern States will, perhaps, bring him
one more. Until his visionary schemes Of
Government railroad building and other in
ternal improvements in the South receive
the approval of Congress. they can hardlyhe
considered sufficiently substantial to found
new party upon The xas-Pacilc
JON. whose influence may bc traced through
all the stages Of the fraud by which
HAYES was seated and especially in BRAD
LEY 5 steady casting vote in favor Of the
monstrous niquity. will certainly meet
with no favor in a Democratic House:
aud in the mean time Mr.. liAyEss so-callcd
Southern party will have no legs-ncithcr
votes nor plunder-to 70 upon. Having now
entered upon n fierce JOhnsunan quarrel
with the Republican Senate, and the Demo-
cratic House being bound 10y every pledge
and 10y every consideration of party policy
a. resist the corrupt system of subsidies.
how is the Fraudulent President ever to put
in operation the magnificent plans Of inter
nal improvement boy Government. wherewith
the South is to bee tempted 20 hi, support
We have seen. almost openly avowed
by the Administration, the most colossal
bargain and sale ever undertaken, but
where is the substance Of the consdcra-
tion and when shall the delivery Doe made (?
The wcl-meaning southern politicians who
have closed in so readily with the terms of
the Returning Boards President, and Of
GOULD and ScorT. will wake up before
many months to bitter disappointment.
They will get nothing worth having Mr..
HAYES cannot keep his contract, however we'll
disposed to do So The caIpet-hag thieves
in Louisiana and South Carolina viii at last
be sacrificed bccau-,. their time has come.
because tho public opinion of the North
demands that the army shall no longer be
put to the lase U.s. OF maintaining them.
and because neither Mr.. HAYES nor any
body else has power to save them. But
that will b" all.
When the Fraudulent President undertakes
60 ms" the money, credit. or bonds Of the
United State, % purchase southern support
for his Administration. be will find himself in
II strait where no casting vote 10y JOE BRAD
LEY can be- invoked 10 nolp him Congress.
We presume. will MOI delegate the power Of
making appropriations - a PARTISAN Conn
mission as it did the duty of counting tine
electoral votes; and 50 long a. one House To-
mains faithful to the people. the proposed
system Of bribery can never bee naugmatrd
In tire mean time JoHN SHERMAN viii con-
tinuc to make money EvARIs will write
his dispatches of two sentences each,
SCHURz will get the Interior into hopeless
confusion, HAYES will sink into his natural
iu-gljiicancr, JIM BLAINE viii rally The
remnant Of the Republican party with thee old
whOop Of sectional hatred, and the trading
politicians of the South, who are now -o
oui,r for this diercrutahlc business under
tlO thin gll-e OF duty TO "a PROSTATE people
VII discover about nest Drccnlor that they
have sold themselves for Just nothing to %
fraud, who is imbecile because he is a fraud
II seemed to reasoning men H. if Mi
HAYES might have had enough to do (,
run ni, Administration quietly and without
any violent new departures, considering that
he had against him a million majority o
white voters who were swinlled ont of thoil
chosen President; but now that he has
begun by making "A square irroconcahl'
issue with the body Of his own party, whit,
ana black, he must sink rapidly and deep
The fraud viii prove failure and 9TH,
OVERLOOKING ,cou'ge is rising faster than
Mo@l people think.
The stolen Black Hills.