, 1877-09-22

| e1 ..tTN s.Ns S"oNN '. '$"f Atroof "'A "H'o
~ to. @ .s t, % se'apIe gatueh
sanIs t., mrci,ani,nl int,ustry snI gvinr ~.
creased markets for tl,o surplus wheat, corn, and
wool lor tn. surround: nv country.
80 peiaon eon eet admission to membcrshsp
str al na, .s''a ~" kT"n NJ t{ ~ ~ nos!
practice, io fact, thcy hayc ceased to njm,t a,,y
niore&o membership. uAwEEYE.
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| H0ME.nT1GE AND HTf1E SOLID
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MARIETTA, aa., Sept. I:.-1t Is source Of
some sollcttude to many Of us in the South that
so large number OF our Northern Republicans
hesitate In their approval uf tho pre,,cnt,s
aoo.hern po''eS' aha seem TO regard tho OH
sectional issues ns still party, II not NATIONAL
necessity. The quiet We are HOW enjoying after
~ bonc. ,n,, thc ] oncro,son II ~ t,ome. nm1o ~
" ..'.: Ivy: a.u tnu upo'"toa " 1ol''c'na'o so
Satisfactory ID Oil thc most Important relataons
Of ttlo Southern pcuplo that auRht which indI-
catcs any uncertainty in fts continuance tlIa us
Will, anorehonsIon,. and I yenture to o,< hrIrf
.sa. - ... .sS' aA ~ Han ul.ol
1paeo ~ Sous eoun'as tot ~" CONSIDERATIONS
regarding tats Dc1oEc somo opinions recently
AHuVAHCe4 Uf Qlu unity iC0AGl4 3AA4A uAfN UEEu
accepsed rs tho marty creed.
n +. = ,,on,ort .y,or, ~. u,,th ~ ,,o4 a..
.-,..,. .'s,sa.s., ~, .,sa, -" s. ", WV s"o
who.o county, nas neea ol peaee ana fc's LOT
the Development Of It's matortal interests and
recovery from Its long exhaustion, mud no good
rltlzcn Iu,erc.tr,t IN Il. wc,fa,c .t,ou1d t9s1no
~ III. ,,,rt,,ra .nv IN - th,. 49, 80 I ~
agcrtiur tho rcncwal Of sectional controversies,
which hare bcun as VIC believe, 50 disastrous IN
tito past, boll, to our party nlli1 country, We
apprecsatc tho generous heart md noblo scs,so
sands OF the w,sest mud ocst Ut our Northrrn
tnrn aud women from Iowa to Alntne apurcI1ptl-
hlye Ia rccasi to tho courae President liaycs has
taken with respect to tho Southern statc6 mud
thu luturo Ut the freedmen. 1t appears 10 us,
however. that cur friends aro nced[ess'y alarm.
ed, and that thgr appreheEsions arise from Ccr-
tain popular crrors, WilEch some effort should
willing 10 undertake this, perhaps residence
Ut scpcn YEARS In tho South md daily intercourse
In business With large numAcr Ut pcuplc OF niI
elassce and both RACES may havo qualified mo in
snorc readily since think 1t is tuo positively
assumed w many that ull tho Southern, Reput,-
1leans tnust necessarily bo opposed tn the policy
III tho south ct tho present Administration.
NOT TIE ANTA0oxfsl IErwEEN THE RACES
which our Northern friends apprccn,l. A large
lumber Of the freedmen live on The plantations
Of their old masters, with them or their sons,
tlrIly, fsom year to ycar. Un tue otllcr hand,
tho MINORITY OF the landowners furnish In atl.
vance easil year thu necessary suppIl.a Tor tho
ss; ,ss Fl & e's s'ssS II s, r s%nay sy ru a"
b0 In absolute lcstitutlop, md which, 1t tho
employers felt a. suine Imagine, even so!f.
tttlGre4t could hardly Induce them to do. The
fat that tue vutton csup is about as lagRe as
bc'ore tho War,-ths year 1t will probably bo
!argef,-unl that II Ii successfully cultivated,
nlatutcd, anleAthcretl In thu spar5cly pnpulate.l
dtstrirts tycn, whcre In the oxtetD Ut forest, of
lonely highways, and tho absc,icc Of law ot.l.
ccfs, every opportunity fur uvll Ia afforded, Ia
proof u the general good feeling and harmony
bctw cen the IA. ca. ilc conAlrts a. election.
nrc, exceptional. md aru to be ntttlbuts4 to
undue passions nnh ilnpropcr methods ot luau-
encu employed t,y hoth Dnrtius.
THE "nHusL. ELkAEsT
u nov hs hostile to the Uuion mon and RapuG-
North or native. Is many seem to fear. The
Southern pcu2lu In their ordinary relations Win
their nciEtlbors urc .pEovefblaIly obIigtug III
kind, WhIse many Union u,on and Republicans
ttrcIs Ok olhcrs'whu will Lear testimony to con.
tIIuoa cot,. tesy a,.l k!,l.lneas. As one ii tuso
lsauulaI Io ungratcfula and unjust In tho highest
ucgreu to tlle community In 'shtsh huyc had
pleasant h1lne tur snyen years II did not mcn-
tiou with gsatcfu! appreciation tho uuI.o oriD
courteay, k!nuncss, aud confllc,1ce viii h aul
my faulty havs ssss!vsa ,.t asom tle s"athern
rvlief that fOr scyural Yrars mat, in nearly Sii
portions uf tha Buuth. Il not all. INV Nortflcru
mxn who has rofue to tI,e South in
good ialsh 10 mako a hons and stteni
to priyute business, who Ias treated tic
Hnufhrrn neonlu with the cnurtcsv
ns,1al a,nonr En,iitirat onmtents in tbe Ntrib
md hns nreserrr.i the satne soc!s relations wtth
tne ncgrp m that is usasl ia .,ur Norther .oclcty.
has h.cn rorrialty r,.eiye,l. and has fonni Ess
nov hnme m. aH,1 nrrcrnhi~. Wo m rnidcnt Nv.
tnst iii. bas hrr,, ria NJ Nortnnrn tienr%is a.
icast' nn,, r. csn a. M r.asnn whv thJs .."t,a"
shnt,}i he ~. enfionnI "~'" A~~.'~"
Ft.a ,r,s" n, ill., snnth anil .ha ..,,r,tv ~ ,ts
cltixrns hnv. ~ hrsn H.. scvnr.1 xen". ~ ~ c' in
nsmlcnt ~ thr % nrosa,cn ~ IN ,i,arv -. w ~,
nnLn shI .S stH;s r. som y. @ s.u .'.sss ~ - -, - ~