, 1877-03-21

they happen . 10 honcat, Intelligent and popular.
AZ III s IN ho fsss: o9 ss,t Ss sed
i'm, ea,t< Of our political corruption, which lin
a"a oar potes7 ill., W a.spea
md then We Will have a pure democratic govern.
ment Of the people. and for tho peopc tVnx
ropnl'' rok Del)' and DO nation Of peace @ and
THE PRESIDENTS SOUTHERN POLICY.
ID sse Editor Of The Tribune.
Mt. CAHnoLL. ILL.,, March 1f'.-l desire to ofrcr
few suggcstions upon sho Southern policy Of tho
Administration Of President fiaycs, whicl, shall he
In harmony With Ills inaugural eddrcaa and based,
hope, upon philosophical principles. pnrties.
like the world 1t large, nro made UP of those who
net from impulse and those who act from jndg-
mont, enlightened by thought and lnvestfgation.
Cnhapplfy the largest part Of our voters do not
think, bat follow The lead Of lmrulssc politicians.
IA general tu1o tho impulses Of those men who
arc actuatetl by lovo OF humanity In direction
wloro tho Interests OF humanity concerned, aro
correct and can ba safely followed, but not always,
and President Hayes will nd more Or leaa tro1blo
from this lmpulslvo class OF Republicans In putting
in .operatfon bis Southcrn policy. And
this cannot be wondered At, for the tmpulstyc hu-
H,anltsrtan. as ho surveys tho Southern political
horizon, md secs that race eonlfict hAa actually
been In cxistonce for soma kime In many Of tho
Southern States, and In that conflict hIs political
friends have received all tho wounds and bruses,
and. worse tann that, many have suffered death for
opinions sake. be It once says that the Southern
w'ltte has been guilty Of all this, and his sympa.
thics arc with the Victims tho black racc, -hnd
corresponding hatred IL aroused AGAINST tho whites.
the apparent cause Of all this nrchcf; and ho de-
him, As he thlnke he Will II be adnpts President
Hayes policy, This feeling perceive all around
a i sae ssSppns out eEso hg
iaS laS,e 70 6fsak S fafth 'a'' any ttmee se' Al
the Wo reo :sa %o q fs S
exact oppoaitc Of the hnman!tar!ans Inst spoken
Of: they a.e the impal.tyc champions q the white
tagonists Of tho black race. II IL hopeless to at-
tempt to n,oll,fy and use th1 lat named radical
Ths d peey a., ss saeS an s s S
strength must be gathered from tho Satthern rom
sesvatlss. Rcpubtcana and, soutl,crn conservative
no unubt will, come to his MD al sonn ~ they can
TO constnccd TINT they arc wrong; aa! a. they arc
ln9.stly t. honcst 'nem rests with ths thinking;
thsiE ertots Or elsa they will shpwFcck tho "paci.
The Impulses Of the radical wing Of the party ts
tnc blacks Ia ttct political rights; md cunfess
tha osn se e pr'ss h The
acnt worth thai Is not atle Or viii nns protec. tic
r!xltn q ths hunhsss citizen whr!' h!4 !lsan arc
6f6QllGu, GltIEf al nome or AOfD4dE'' Ahu thGn,
again. nm forced to acknowiedce ii,at ai oiiorts
Of the army 10 fur hayo been unavail!n9 to atforl
that protection for wlcl, VIC arc 70 anxious; md
au, ffec 10 say that the moral ovlcncc III east u
very stIoD1 Tint, in The case upckrn Of. - spro.
teciton has failed to pfotcct": lid we bohol tho
plain fact that this policy has been continually
10 protect ihu Giack uanr in hia sights, Ind i,ss
until i was Il .aees Il in danaer of
ion % Of liz hiaek ma man ii iii, @ mars dsp,oraso 1
nnd put an cn. to oll honss Of Inc ndsance,nrWt ii
Heep % ta soa - ad Na ssanrea sna az ouaao saS
thjs raco dit,,c,,ty roriu|natri Sy onr fnrmer
Southern policy: Il ba. slispjy tended 10 prulomv
lhs soStn, cynsde1ns oniy the whta t't tacs wa, n
very hMcwar II stai"n hcf95rr III II" Wrr The ,nsnx
wcGa honciesst1 irnnrant. tnc INV Who wcec cd,:,
catcd wcrc mt A. t"mnral ruis. nmraaeI Il, ,hoso
,mn,ovmeofs a., tenI",I ~ s|issm"c rxtI1a1iur
sash ~ ,aanuisctures. sos,snsrcs, % tbo nr.s % sci
mon. Ta1ilirs .srmrT thn nniv 1rn ' roai ~ IL.
tlnctton a. nrefsrn,snt nf any kinI. MIMI nS thn
fc,y whn ~ ,.ers enpo."i IN trsse' rcmr,sTrs cte
wors w." Loru IN oier cii,nrs.. . ThG st'acn. @
noi,ttrsf asnirnnt, ~. rnic we.n